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good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. you can see the flames from the football field. coach kevin macy shared these photos with us. >> the football players had weight training today so they weren't on the field, thankfully, they were in the gym. that's just up the hill from the high school. >> katy is there live. katy? >> reporter: kristen, the good news here, firefighters have stopped the forward progress of the fire. it is 50% contained. we are standing in the field next to camp wa linda high school. a live look above has the best vantage point. they've really been fighting this from the air. the water drops are what made a difference firefighters say. you can see there's white smoke now. you've got scorched land and dense brush and trees. the fire spread quickly throughout. i want to show you the video of the water dumps from the sky. the attack made all the difference. 20 to 30 homes were threatened,

i'm ama daetz, dan ashley is off. ride share company acted swiftly to get that driver off the street. live with recording and reaction. >> reporter: passenger asked us not to use his name but picked up in this area after 1:00 in the morning over the weekend. uber pool and the conversation between other passengers and driver was quote disgusting. here's the recording. >> my dream is to have some drunk chick by herself, go home at end of my shift and she wants me to come in. perfect ending to my day. >> reporter: man says that's uber driver speaking to passengers after a pickup in san jose. conference continued. >> half the work already done, she's isolated and drunk. >> reporter: passenger asks if taken advantage, driver says this. >> get really drunk too and can't be held responsible. >> reporter: man thought driver crossed line. posted it on facebook as warning to women in san jose and complained to uber who was responsive. released a statement reads the comments in the video are disturbing and don't represent the dr

i'm ama daetz, dan ashley is off. ride share company acted swiftly to get that driver off the street. live with recording and reaction. >> reporter: passenger asked us not to use his name but picked up in this area after 1:00 in the morning over the weekend. uber pool and the conversation between other passengers and driver was quote disgusting. here's the recording. >> my dream is to have some drunk chick by herself, go home at end of my shift and she wants me to come in. perfect ending to my day. >> reporter: man says that's uber driver speaking to passengers after a pickup in san jose. conference continued. >> half the work already done, she's isolated and drunk. >> reporter: passenger asks if taken advantage, driver says this. >> get really drunk too and can't be held responsible. >> reporter: man thought driver crossed line. posted it on facebook as warning to women in san jose and complained to uber who was responsive. released a statement reads the comments in the video are disturbing and don't represent the dr

. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight a connecter is still closed 12 hours after the big rig turned. >> happened just after 11:00 in san lorenzo. get to katie marzullo, live live seen. >> reporter: still closed. i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a look at work happening right now. cleanup efforts, fire and law enforcement officials tell us it can't be rushed, it's just too dangerous. hazmat crews continued cleanup effort well into the night. until finished, connecter stays closed. >> holding this off until complete. could be 11:30, going into early morning. >> reporter: overturned on the transation to 238, carryin carrn 18 totes of aceticcetic >> also known as vinegar. >> but nothing like the vinegar from the store. >> in this concentration it's flammable, that's unique risk. it's corrosive and toxic. >> reporter: resident was worried. >> had baseball practice with the boys off the interstate, concerned about whether it was safe for them to be outside of a hazmat area. >> reporter: officials say the

. >> and i'm dan ashley. many people in the 120-unit building were still asleep. emergency evacuations forced residents to run for their lives, some with no items, even clothing. reported people trapped inside, including screaming for help and waving phones but don't have equipment to reach the upper levels. >> loved ones have received calls from people inside with goodbyes. shut down the streets around. if building collapses could cause much more damage. 30 people taken to hospitals. not yet been inside to search for survivors. building burned more than two decades ago but nothing like this. >> could see from garden. left-hand side piece there. couple of floors and over the hours it spread and it's gone around the left of the building as well. and i can't blest way it's gone up so quick. >> bbc reports action group in the neighborhood had claimed the building was a fire risk. several people who escaped said didn't hear any fire alarms. live look. wednesday morning in london, smoke still pouring from all sides, facade burned away as firefighters try to cool it wit

. >> and i'm dan ashley. developing news on the shooting in san francisco. four people are dead, including the gunman, identified as jimmy lam. police recovered two firearms from the scene. one an assault pistol murder weapon. not act of terror. 46-year-old michael lefiti, wayne chan 56 and benson louie of san francisco. katie marzullo. >> new information about the gunman tonight? >> reporter: i do. first i want to show you a memorial here that continues to grow for the victims of this shooting. not long ago a group came and lit these candles here. union official does say the victims in morning meeting and earlier tonight at shooter's san francisco apartment. his neighbors are shocked. >> it's too close to home. and such a tragedy. >> reporter: judy lives on 4th avenue across the street from the man identified as ups shooter, jimmy lam. >> he seemed normal, not like irritated or agitated. >> reporter: neighbors didn't know lam by name but stood outs but of ups uniform. smoking cigarettes, talking on the phone or hanging out by car, black sports car. hours af

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, rick, all of us here at

. >> and i'm dan ashley. this water warning, people to avoid drinking tap water in the sunshine gardens lonny? >> broken and notice. do not drink notices for 1,000 people in south san francisco. residents pulled into this water bottle pick-up station off chestnut avenue in south san francisco, not exactly the friday they planned but families need drinking water. >> i'm taking two for now. >> residents learned by e-mail about a breach at smaller water tank on in hill side in sunshine guards. >> i thought it was saver than that. >> water officials say vandals broke a lock and sprayed graffiti. >> big red j.m. we don't know what it means. the police department is investigating right now. >> preliminary testing doesn't show contamination. as precaution flushed out thousands of gallons of water from the tank and asking customers not to drink the water for now. >> hoping to hear it's n n now leery. >> we've gone through the water drought before, we can manage this. >> final test results will be back saturday aftern

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. most of the fires were outdoors except for a business. >> willow and vine street south of san jose. >> david is live with the details. >> reporter: ama and dan, residents are on edge because there is no known suspect responsible for these fires. you can see from this grocery store the fires are happening overnight when residents are asleep and vulnerable. willow is a street lined by small shops started by immigrants to support their families. merchants and residents are very worried. >> you're scared because you never come in the beginning and you don't know what's going on here. >> reporter: of the six fires the worst happened at patron grocery and liquor at willow and vine and started in a storage building and two interior buildings were damaged. other fires targeted dumpsters or construction debris waiting to be hauled away. all happened within a 1 mile area. >> all the fires are under investigation with our arson unit and haven't made a determination at this poin

i'm dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off. the girl fell off the cliff near mile rock beach northwest of the legion of honor museum. lisa am lisa amin galatian is live with breaking details. >> reporter: the teenage girl died here at china beach just a few minutes after being rescued. you are looking now at video of the beach patrol riding into china beach with the victim in tow on a stabilizing board. she had fallen at least 50 feet from the cliffs east of mile rock beach, which is not far from the legion p honor. she was with an adult and another friend when she fell. authorities believe she was not on the designated trail when she lost her footing. >> she hadultiple injuries and fractures. she was barely breathing when we got to her. she made it all the way down to the -- she fell all the way down to the water, so therefore she was in the water and it was kind of cold. so i would say approximately ten or fifteen minutes in the water. >> we had four or five times this happened. this not far from the toll plaza on interstate

. >> i'm dan ashley. it will stay hot in the inland area tomorrow. >> let's begin with sandhya patel checking out live doppler seven. take a look for yourself. >>> that fog made a difference where temperatures were in the 60s to 80s, but well inland has triple digits, 104 in antioch a hot one. sweltering heat not going away any too many soon. hee relate willed illness is possible which is why heat advisory is up until 9:00 p.m. thursday. we have an excessive heat warning covering solano county until 8:00 p.m. thursday. it will get hotter than it was today. i will be back with a full look at the forecast. >> thanks so much. to sky seven showing the threat facing homeowners in east bay, a raging grass fire and the heat did not help. it started at 2:30 this afternoon behind campo linda high school. "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs live with the story. >> reporter: dan, investigators will be out tomorrow to try to determine where the fire started and what started it. meanwhile, residents can sleep easier kno

i'm erik thomas in for dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. this all comes after the supreme court announced monday the ban could partially go into effect for six muslim predominant countries. >> katie marzullo live at sfosf with the story. >> reporter: attorneys from cair and the asian law caucus will be here at sfo tomorrow morning between 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning, staying until at least 6:00 at night. they will be monitoring the implementationful the travel ban. visa applicants from syria, sudan, libya, iran and yemen plus all refugees must have a close family or business tie in the united states. qualifying relative also are a parent, spouse, child, adult son or daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law or sibling. not on the list, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, sisters in law, brothers-in law. travelers said it didn't make much sense. >> it should be all relatives, especially your grandparents because they're old and you should have the chance to visit them. >> i think it is strict in regards to exte

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. from interstate 880 to >> abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is there live with what's happening now. melanie? >> reporter: well, this investigation and clean up is taking longer than usual because of the hazardous material spill and chp says it could be several more hours. this was one of two major back ups in the bay area today. negotiators spent at least two hours talking with the man who climbed the bay bridge today. chp says it was a bridge tow truck driver who noticed the man's truck initially broken down on the bridge. >> when he pulled in behind to render aid is when he noticed the driver of the tow truck climbed out and essentially jumped over the railing and then climbed up to center anchorage. >> reporter: bay bridge traffic was backed up frustrating drivers. the man initially refused to talk to negotiators. a team of s.f.p.d. negotiators with expertise were called in to assist. around 1:00 p.m., the man climbed down. chp tweeted this picture of him hugging his girlfriend.

. >> and i'm dan ashley. that employee has now filed a race discrimination and harassment lawsuit against south land construction. >> abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live at the alameda county courthouse in oakland where that suit was filed. laura? >> reporter: kristen, she said this was the last straw. a racist laced package she believes was for retaliation for her speaking up about prior incidents. >> this is not a joke. this is very serious. >> reporter: she says it was a holiday gift from her boss, a rhinestone purse with a confederate flag on it. inside photos of her boss and his wife dressed in donald trump attire with more confederate memorabilia behind them. >> it made me sick to my stomach. and i felt like dirt, like he considered me to be less of a human. >> reporter: these photos show south landowner kenneth hayden and his wife anita. they appear to be taken inside an office cubicle. here is a picture of them out of costume together on hayden's linked in page. >> i never dealt with something th

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. what a party in downtown oakland. there is a little extra paper on the streets of oakland and nobody's complaining. >> yeah, for fans who pickup the confetti, it's likely to become the stuff of wonderful memories. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman begins our live team coverage of today's warriors victory parade. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, dan. want to see some of that confetti? look at the ground right here. it is everywhere. it's blowing here, it's blowing there. people are picking it up. they're putting it in their pocket. oakland has been in a partying mood all day and it began way before most of us got up. you might have heard about how early birds catch worms. on the parade route this morning, those worms took the form of front row positions. how long have you been here this morning? >> i've been here since 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter: what about you? >> since 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter: most of the enthusiasm by more than a million, that's a conservative estimate. >> this is the icing on the

. >> i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel and all of us here, we hope to see >>> tonight -- breaking news as we come on the air. fired fbi director james comey about to go public. abc news learns when the former fbi director could now testify, and what he's willing to talk about involving president trump. pierre thomas with late details. >>> crossing the line. the outrage tonight over comedian kathy griffin and that gruesome image. tonight, cnn fires her. performances canceled. and the first lady, melania trump weighing in. >>> the emergency on board. heavily armed police taking down a passenger accused of rushing the cockpit, claiming to have explosives. >>> the deadly shootout inside an american car dealership. two bounty hunters find their fugitive. he's armed. how this ends. >>> and lebron james. the racial slur sprayed across his home. what he said just moments ago about race in america. >>> and america strong tonight. diane sawyer returns to a place so many of you will remember. and the victory you mad

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. other news. >> uber ceo travis kalanick is taking indefinite leave of absence as company takes steps to improve its culture and "new york times" says a board member resigned. obtained a leaked memo between members. >> there's a lot of data that shows when there is one woman on the board it's much more likely will be a second woman on the board. >> actually shows it's much likely to be more talking. >> come on david. don't worry. david will have a lot of talking to do as well. >> apologized earlier for what he called disrespectful comment but "new york times" says he has resigned from the board. all happened same day former u.s. attorney general eric holder released report on the company's culture. tiffany wilson with the story. >> reporter: after months of investigating uber's culture former u.s. attorney general eric holder released the report. travis kalanick was not in the meeting. >> let us address the elephant in the room. where is the travis? >> reporter: sent company e-mail say

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm ama daetz. the deadliest structure fire in more than a decade. >> we sent out a push alert this afternoon and broke it on live television as the d.a. announced that two people were charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for oakland's ghost ship fire. >> derrick al men a and his associate were taken into custody today. >> defendants al mena and harris knowingly created a fire trap with inadequate means of escape. they then filled that area with human beings and are now facing the consequences of their actions. >> iteam reporter dan noyes was tipped off to the arrest from neighbors who saw it happen in lake county. >> new at 6:00, we're joined from spheuperior court. >> dan andama. they had a hard time finding a place to settle. they came 140 miles from from the site of the ghost ship tragedy. 47-year-old derrick al min a fought returning to the county to face the manslaughter counts that could get him 39 years in prison in connection with the ghost ship fire. >> an arrest warrant for

. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight a connecter is still closed 12 hours after the big rig turned. >> happened just after 11:00 in san lorenzo. get to katie marzullo, live at seen. >> reporter: still closed. i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a look at work happening right now. cleanup efforts, fire and law enforcement officials tell us it can't be rushed, it's just too dangerous. hazmat crews continued cleanup effort well into the night. until finished, connecter stays closed. >> holding this off until complete. could be 11:30, going into early morning. >> reporter: overturned on the transation to 238, carrying 18 totes of acetic acid. >> also known as vinegar. >> but nothing like the vinegar from the store. >> in this concentration it's flammable, that's unique risk. it's corrosive and toxic. >> reporter: resident was worried. >> had baseball practice with the boys off the interstate, concerned about whether it was safe for them to be outside of a hazmat area. >> reporter: officials say the public

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >> today was the first full day of summer and certainly going to feel like -- >> let's look at the doppler. here is why it will be cooking toll. you will notice along the coast pretty mild, 60s. a few 70s showing up. and when you will finally get a break. dan and ama. >> thank you, sandhya. >> the heat has turned deadly. santa clara county confirmed two people died this week from heat-related illness. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo live. >> reporter: the temperature here in santa clara reads 78 degrees right now. it is certainly more comfortable than it has been during the day. in fact, those daytime highs incredibly dangerous right now, ant santa clara county is doing what it can to try to bring people in out of that deadly heat. >> and two heat-related deaths confirmed in santa clara county. >> that's the emergency alert sent out by santa clara county. the victims are a 72-year-old man and an 87-year-old woman. one died in a car and was homeless. >> both individuals died of what is called hyperthermia, meaning their boldy temperature went ver

as dan ashley reports, the breakthrough involves other creatures, as well. >> reporter: it's never good when sharks smell blood in the water, but scientists have known that sharks and their cousins also use another sense to hone in on their prey, electricity. >> electro sensation, and they can detect small differences. >> reporter: david julius and his team set out to learn how it works. instead of sharks, they started with small, ray-like creatures san antonio as skate known as skates. duncan leach created a water maze by sensing a faint electric signal, it swims to the circle the current is coming from. >> there would be small crustaceans or fish buried in the sand. and as they're breathing through less trags respiration, generating an electrical field. >> reporter: they discovered they work together as an amplifier. and when they blocked the molecules with drugs, the skates missed the target and could no longer sense the electrical field. >> it was amazing we were able to manipulate their electro sensory behavior without interfering with other senses. >> reporter: this could provide

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. thanks for joining us. "last man standing" is recorded in front of a live studio audience. all right. where'd that one go? if you look down, you'll see that you've missed it. okay. i got this. do i have to yell "fore"? that's only if you don't want to hit someone on a golf course. fore! man: hey! yeah, who's hitting golf balls out here?! run! go! get in the house! get in the house!

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz, other top story, 14-year-old boy shot and killed by friend with pellet gun. marcos garcia, cornell is live in antioch. >> reporter: the terrible accident happened in a house on this street. teens playing with a pellet gun when it all went wrong. graduation ceremonies at deer valley high school for the class of 2017 where friends say marcos garcia attended as freshman. >> accident like that, never know. didn't think a bb gun would actually kill him. >> reporter: in shock after hearing about his friend. police say he was shot in chest by a friend when playing in this house. >> tragic. >> reporter: neighbor tried to help. >> ran inside and saw marcos laying on the ground and unconscious. i didn't know how long he wasn't breathing. >> reporter: died later at hospital. >> i heard the kids were playing with pellet gun. very tragic. saddened by this. >> reporter: neighborhood stunned by incident. chaz meyer doesn't know who owned the pellet gun. for now focused on remembering his friend. >> good soccer player, funny. everything. >> reporter: no arrest wa

as dan ashley reports, the breakthrough involves other creatures, as well. >> reporter: it's never good when sharks smell blood in the water, but scientists have known that sharks and their cousins also use another sense to hone in on their prey, electricity. >> electro sensation, and they can detect small differences. >> reporter: david julius and his team set out to learn how it works. instead of sharks, they started with small, ray-like creatures san antonio as skate known as skates. duncan leach created a water maze by sensing a faint electric signal, it swims to the circle the current is coming from. >> there would be small crustaceans or fish buried in the sand. and as they're breathing or through less trags respiration, generating an electrical field. >> reporter: they discovered they work together as an amplifier. and when they blocked the molecules with drugs, the skates missed the target and could no longer sense the electrical field. >> it was amazing we were able to manipulate their electro sensory behavior without interfering with other senses. >> reporter: this could provi

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz, other top story, 14-year-old boy shot and killed by friend with pellet gun. marcos garcia, cornell is live in antioch. >> reporter: the terrible accident happened in a house on this street. teens playing with a pellet gun when it all went wrong. graduation ceremonies at deer valley high school for the class of 2017 where friends say marcos garcia attended as freshman. >> accident like that, never know. didn't think a bb gun would actually kill him. >> reporter: in shock after hearing about his friend. police say he was shot in chest by a friend when playing in this house. >> tragic. >> reporter: neighbor tried to help. >> ran inside and saw marcos laying on the ground and unconscious. i didn't know how long he wasn't breathing. >> reporter: died later at hospital. >> i heard the kids were playing with pellet gun. very tragic. saddened by this. >> reporter: neighborhood stunned by incident. chaz meyer doesn't know who owned the pellet gun. for now focused on remembering his friend. >> good soccer player, funny. everything. >> reporter: no arrest wa

>> reporter: dan ashley, abc7 news. >> now, after dan sat down with cal transfor that interview, the agency posted a blog with the true cost of the bypass, and the total could still actually go higher because caltrans will be working for years to finish environmental requirements. that work already accounts for $90 million of the $460 million total cost. >>> developing news now, a rescue operation is under way in colombia after a tourist boat carrying more than 150 people sank on a reservoir. the president says at least six people died. 31 are still missing. a flotilla of recreational boats and jet skis rushed to the scene to pull people to safety. video on social media showed the boat tilting from side to side before it went down. one survivor said there were no life vest onboard. >>> next, that terrifying scene at an amusement park in upstate new york. a 14-year-old hanging by her arms and neck from a ride while other visitors and staff rush to stand under her, telling her to let go and let them catch her. more on her dramatic leap of faith. >> reporter: tonight caught on camera, t

. >> and i'm dan ashley. many people in the 120-unit building were still asleep. emergency evacuations forced residents to run for their lives, some with no items, even clothing. reported people trapped inside, including screaming for help and waving phones but don't have equipment to reach the upper levels. >> loved ones received calls from people inside with goodbyes. shut down the streets around. if building collapses could cause much more damage. 30 people taken to hospitals. not yet been inside to search for survivors. building burned more than two decades ago but nothing like this. >> could see from garden. left-hand side piece there. couple of floors and over the hours it spread and it's gone around the left of the building as well. and i can't blest way it's gone up so quick. >> bbc reports action group in the neighborhood had claimed the building was a fire risk. several people who escaped said didn't hear any fire alarms. live look. wednesday morning in london, smoke still pouring from all sides, facade burned away as firefighters try to cool it with wat

i'm dan ashley. summer begins late tomorrow. it will feel like it. it seems like summer has already started. let's check in with drew tuma with more on this hot weather. >> dan, today inland, no relief from this heat. hit the century mark or better in several locations. concord, livermore, clover dale, lake port. a little bit of relief around the immediate bay waters. instead of 103 in san francisco like it was yesterday, we cooled off to 93 earlier this afternoon. take a look at this coming from the national weather service in sacramento, it reached 106 there. they actually baked cookies and also bacon. that looks pretty well done. you can see inside cars gets very hard, very quickly. never leave pets or children inside cars especially on hot days like this. look at this, brentwood, 93 degrees. even at 9:00. 86 in concord. 80 in vallejo. 50s and 60s from oakland to san francisco over to san mateo. temperatures tomorrow morning, another mild start. 10:00 in the morning it, already have spots in the 70s and 80s. that heat advisory still in effect last

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ahma daetz. >> we have the greatest fans in the world. we're so happy to be here. >> warriors owner and ceo joe lake said today is the day all about the fans. he saluted the dub nation loyalists, celebrating the second nba finals title in three years. >> here is the star who was there for both the victories. fans were wild when they saw steph curry with a cigar hanging out of his mouth, lifting up the championship trophy. >> not many things that can bring politicians and famous rappers together. that's libby schaaf riding with super fan mc hammer. san francisco mayor ed lee also rode in the parade. >> let's begin our team coverage with katie utehs who took in the parade from oakland. >> what a day for dub nation, what a great place to be. >> reporter: being with the fans is always the best vantage point. these barricades lined the route but they cannot begin to contain the excitement that came from the dub nation. warriors fans want to take the feeling of winning with them. snagging confetti for the road. >> we had a bag from 2015, we nee

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm alma daetz. for larry, spencer, all of us, thanks for joining us. >> we will see you in one hour on the big 7. narrator: today on corrupt crimes, kay porter ricks is a 63-year-old vietnam veteran, father of three and grandfather of six, well respected and loved within his community. one afternoon, he leaves for work and simply vanishes.

i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. summer started at 9:24 tonight and it's going to feel like it tomorrow. we have team coverage on the continuing swelter. let's start with the hot forecast where you live. >> appropriately so as summer as started. take a look at live doppler 7 right now. we are seeing fog near the coast. the fog with the sea breeze kept you comfortable near the coast. temperatures in the 60s but inland we got up into the upper 90s to low 100s this afternoon. it will get hotter inland. an excessive heat warning all the way through the east bay valleys. this really is going to be dangerous heat in those areas. heat advisory for all areas in orange for wednesday. here are waying to beat the heat as we deal with the summer heat. he'll heat illnesses are possible. stay hydrated and cool. limit outdoor activity and never, ever leave your children or your pets inside vehicles. exactly how hot is it going to get and how long will the triple digits last? i'll have the answers in a little bit. >>> as the bay are

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ahma daetz. >> we have the greatest fans in the world. we're so happy to be here. >> warriors owner and ceo joe lake said today is the day all about the fans. he saluted the dub nation loyalists, celebrating the second nba finals title in three years. >> here is the star who was there for both the victories. fans were wild when they saw steph curry with a cigar hanging out of his mouth, lifting up the championship trophy. >> not many things that can bring politicians and famous rappers together. that's libby schaaf riding with super fan mc hammer. san francisco mayor ed lee also rode in the parade. >> let's begin our team coverage with katie utehs who took in the parade from oakland. >> what a day for dub nation, what a great place to be. >> reporter: being with the fans is always the best vantage point. these barricades lined the route but they cannot begin to contain the excitement that came from the dub nation. warriors fans want to take the feeling of winning with them. snagging confetti for the road. >> we had a bag from 2015, we nee

good evening once again, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm alma daetz. michael tyree was beaten to death inside the santa clara county jail nearly two years ago. >> today matthew ferris, jera and rafael rodriguez were found guilty of tyree's murder. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo was live in court when the verdict was read and she is live with the report. katie? >> reporter: dan, the officers were out on bail today. they were handcuffed in front of their loved ones as they were taken out of the courtroom. their wives and mothers calling out to them saying that they love them as they were being taken away now convicted murderers. the families left the courthouse quickly after watching their loved ones be convicted of second degree murder. district attorney jeff rosen said justice was served. >> he is gone now, but michael tyree's tragedy was worthy of our outrage. his death will never be invisible. >> reporter: michael who was bipolar was beaten to death in his cell in august of 2015. fellow inmates testified they heard tyree screaming for help. >> eve

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. a murder investigation is unfolding in what's considered one of san francisco's safest neighborhoods. >> it happened in front of the da vinci villa hotel on vanness avenue. police say the victim is a 33-year-old man from australia. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has new details on the case. >> we just came down and there were cops everywhere. >> reporter: tourist louise lund spent her first ney in san francisco watching a crime scene unfold in front of her russian hill hotel. police say an australian tourist was killed outside early friday. at first she wasn't allowed to leave. >> how do we get out of this hotel and the police were like why do you want to go out? so because everybody's kind of like a suspect i think. >> scary, yes. >> reporter: the karshut family visiting from france woke sometime after 2:00 a.m. to the sound of police banging on the door of their room at the da vinci villa hotel. officers said they were looking for suspects. >> in the room. to check the crimi

i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. summer started at 9:24 tonight and it's going to feel like it tomorrow. we have team coverage on the continuing swelter. let's start with the hot forecast where you live. >> appropriately so as summer as started. take a look at live doppler 7 right now. we are seeing fog near the coast. the fog with the sea breeze kept you comfortable near the coast. temperatures in the 60s but inland we got up into the upper 90s to low 100s this afternoon. it will get hotter inland. an excessive heat warning all the way through the east bay valleys. this really is going to be dangerous heat in those areas. heat advisory for all areas in orange for wednesday. here are waying to beat the heat as we deal with the summer heat. he'll heat illnesses are possible. stay hydrated and cool. limit outdoor activity and never, ever leave your children or your pets inside vehicles. exactly how hot is it going to get and how long will the triple digits last? i'll have the answers in a little bit. >>> as the bay are

i'm dan ashley. ama daetz is off. along with the heat the weather service has posted an advisory and a warning. looking outside right now it is still in the mid 80s in walnut creek and we want to touch base with sandhya patel. here it comes. >> indeed, dan. the first heat wave of the season so far. it is going to be a scorcher. you're going to feel it. as you look at live doppler 7 right now, we're seeing passing clouds. there's a heat advisory covering all inland areas from 11:00 a.m. saturday to 11:00 p.m. monday. i want to let you know the national weather service dropped the heat as visory for san francisco bay shoreline, but for the rest of the region in orange heat-related illness is possible. stay hydrated and there's an excessive heat warning for solano county sunday noon until 8:00 p.m. tuesday. dangerous hot weather means you will want to protect not only kids, the elderly and your pets. remember, it gets extremely hot inside a vehicle. even though we say it all the time, people sometimes still forget about

our colleague, dan ashley, mc'd last night's event and has been involved in the aids walk for years. >>> we will see temperatures we have not seen so far this year, huh, drew? >> yeah, that heat is going to peak on sunday for father's day. outside we go a. live look from the rooftop camera, the beautiful embarcadero. we got really comfortable temperatures and starting out on the warm side in some spots. 68 right now, and good morning in concord. 62 in oakland, and 64 in san jose, and half moon bay, and mild at this hour at 62 degrees. this will give us the launching pad to soar the temperatures into the afternoon. it's nothing but sunshine and the sun gets up at 5:47, but in the afternoon, in the mid-90s and even in the bay topping out in the mid-80s. this is not the warmest day we have on the accuweather 7-day forecast. watch what happens on sunday. this is dangerous heat. future weather indicating concord up to 105 in the afternoon, and even oakland, 90 degrees. 97 in san jose. it's going to be a warm one in san francisco at 80 degrees. heat tips you can do, and this is the first h

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, rick, all of us here at abc7, thanks for joining us. on jimmy kimmel >>> it's an all new show with great viral videos "right this minute." a youtube legend shoots pokemon style. >> didn't go smoothly. >> why it's not all fun and games for pikachu. >>> an 8-year-old takes the internet by storm. >> it's a plant growing on the tree. >> her and sister talk about the love of nature that has the world wondering about one smart kid. >> how is he doing in school? >> straight as. >>> a robber barges into a business. >> it takes place at a sandwich shop. >> how quick thinking workers kept him away from the bread. >>> and a dating experiment that's almost scientific. see if the blind folded touch test can seal the deal. >> it's never over when it involves pokemon characters. pikachu running after the other things that he's always chasing. not really sure how the whole pokemon thing goes down. pikachu running over a ranch in honolulu, after characters sun and moon because they have o

. >> is that our dan ashley? yes, it is. blending in with the cowboys for a scene out of a hollywood western this morning in me sa pleasanton. was that you? right there, i want to dry xs and os to help people out. the herd went right down main street. the fair opened tonight and runs through july 9th. >> fun way to kick it off. thousands of people there lined the streets to see it. >> it was so hot, too. >> you are really concentrating, because cows see a break in the horses and they want to run for it. it was fun. >> were you looking up for divine intervention? >> well, if that was -- >> or waving to sky 7? >> what's going on in sports? >> just called up to the majors yesterday by the a's. his first hit in the bigs turned out to be huge. >>> good evening. they say you always remember your first, and rookie matt chainen will never forget his first hit tonight, which was the game winner for the yankees. 3-0, a's in the second. chad pender swiping this to right. a's take a 4-0 lead. but in the third, aaron judge. judge, jury,

. >> is that our dan ashley? yes, it is. blending in with the cowboys for a scene out of a hollywood western this morning in me sa pleasanton. was that you? right there, i want to dry xs and os to help people out. the herd went right down main street. the fair opened tonight and runs through july 9th. >> fun way to kick it off. thousands of people there lined the streets to see it. >> it was so hot, too. >> you are really concentrating, because cows see a break in the horses and they want to run for it. it was fun. >> were you looking up for divine intervention? >> well, if that was -- >> or waving to sky 7? >> what's going on in sports? >> just called up to the majors yesterday by the a's. his first hit in the bigs turned out to be huge. >>> good evening. they say you always remember your first, and rookie matt chainen will never forget his first hit tonight, which was the game winner for the yankees. 3-0, a's in the second. chad pender swiping this to right. a's take a 4-0 lead. but in the third, aaron judge. judge, jury,

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. right now jimmy kimmel. >>> we've got new viral videos on an all new show "right this minute." he was trying to take a selfie -- >> at the top of pedro bonita peak in brazil. >> but instead he captured dramatic footage. >>> i can't do the perfect ones, but i make it work. >> she's a beauty vlogger and has a powerful message for all the ladies. >> you're beautiful just the way that you naturally look. >> hear her inspiring story. >> wow. >>> plus a woman is in danger when a group of individuals come -- >> banging on the windows trying to open the door. >> see what happens next. >>> all the time. >> and mila has had enough. >> she can't catch a break. >> find out who's getting under her skin. >> gosh, that attitude at that age. it's only going to get worse. >>> with so many people having cameras in their pockets these days, it's not hard to believe that things like this get captured. >> but where'd he go? >> he fell far. this kid trying to take a selfie at the top of pedro bonita peak i

. >> i'm erik thomas in for dan ashley. police arrested that motorcycle rider last week after a case of road rage that quickly escalated. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard is live in orinda with the story. >> reporter: that incident happened here on highway 24, but police believe reckless behavior by this motorcycle rider has been happening for quite sometime. have you seen this bright green kawasaki motorcycle with gold rims? police say many riders have. he's suspected of damaging cars twice last week. >> with 15 seconds i could ted it was probably our suspect. >> reporter: they spotted the rider last thursday on highway 24. high-resolution cameras caught him smashing the side mirror of an suv as he passes. >> within a few minutes he was doing things, hitting the mirrors and making rude gestures to people. >> reporter: police say the rider kept going, popping wheelies and reaching speeds of 100 miles per hour. the chp plane kept up, following the man to his house in antioch. >> he had been riding for 30 minutes in a