that s because heavy winds and hot dry air are creating ideal fire conditions. just what we do not need. good evening. i m ama daetz. and i m dan ashley. thank you for joining us. once again our coverage begins with abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian for what s happening right now and in the days ahead. spencer? okay, dan. ama was right. we have ideal fire conditions. we have rising temperatures. very low relative humidity and gusty winds that are only getting stronger. right now as you look at current temperature readings you can see we have mid 90s, mid to upper 90s in many inland areas, even a couple 90s around the bay shoreline, and it s 80 degrees in san francisco. as we move along you can see that the wind gusts right now in the higher elevations are getting stronger and stronger. they will likely get even stronger in the nighttime hours. so as a result we have a red flag warning for high fire danger in effect until midday friday. this is not only for the h
ic confrontation on a family hike. the woman is respending. thanks for joining us. bay area places are scrambling to reopen. santa clara learned more places can reopen monday. now the county is getting ready for another shutdown thursday. and san francisco is pausing indoor dining indefinitely. late this afternoon, the state notified napa county they are back on the watch list basically bringing round two for everyone in napa. we have more from wayne about what they can expect. reporter: they can expect more of what they have seen. wie minute past midnight. they will ask 30 days no more indoor dining and no more indoor tasting rooms, no more indoor theaters. the only good news is that napa has been through this before and know what to expect. here at least tough times for napa county never looked so sweet. but here they don t qualify as just desserts. it is deja vu. i woke up and felt the same way i felt in march. tony survived the last closure by making dinne
scam again. instead, they texted back askan forth and the landlord got him a code to the lock box. but he don t know it was me. reporter: we re driving to meet up with the actual property management company that is renting that property that victor checked out. did you know this? i didn t know that but i m not surprised. reporter: he says these scammers are sophisticated. i had my tech person trace ip addresses back to nigeria or north africa or turkey and it s just not much we can do. reporter: he water marks every photo and uses a remote access system where anyone who wants to see a property needs to sign up and even take a selfie so do the scammers do this? it will verify you re registered and give you a code to open the box and get the key. reporter: do you have that person s information in your system? of course we do. reporter: can we check it out? i can t give it to you but if we are contacted by the police, obviously we would cooperate with that.
and then closer towards the bay, foster city in san carlos, getting wet. back westward, highway 1, it is coming down pretty good and it s all due to this area of low pressure that is yet to move over the bay area throughout the day today. we have a one on our storm impact scale. qarter of an inch to half an inch expected today, as the system moves on through. but unlike yesterday, we ll see breaks, some sun, and the downpours. 9:30, we still have rain in the bay area. we ll time it out for the rest of you and talk about the week ahead, coming up. lisa, thank you. happening today, thousands of runners will brave the crowds and the rain during this year s bay to breakers race. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us live from the starting line in san francisco s east cut neighborhood with more. cornell, good morning to you. good morning, chris. it is all happening and so is the rain. it started raining here about ten minutes ago at the starting line at maine and howa
live where you live, this is abc behind me, where he had work space. earlier this neighborhood was on 7 news. lockdown. the package has been removed the . what we care about is keeping lockdown lifted. the public safe. there is a heightened presence a reassuring vow today from here throughout the city and that manhunt only continues. new york s police commissioner the nation remains on alert. very scary stuff in that we were hoping last night it was as authorities intercept two targets, prompting safety over. it wasn t. concerns right here in the bay reporter: today authorities confirm more packages of area. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. pipe-like bombs. the number of suspicious it s an effort, a terrorism packages stands at 10. it s violence. reporter: one addressed to robert deniro in his work space former vice president joe biden and actor robert deniro are ones in manhattan, two others to vice president joe biden were es in that received package