>> ama: developing news. fire threatening the peninsula. high winds and tough terrain have made it difficult for crews on the scenes of two separate fires. >> alan: we're getting word a brush fire in the hills above brisbane has just been contained after a battle that lasted more than three hours and forced the closure over the bay shore offramp from 101, and a second fire destroyed a home on highway 35, but has been contained. the firefighters had trouble pumping water out of a hydrant. john is live from n brisbane. >> the road is still closed.

wind has been a major factor here all day. it is still blowing but the fire now 100% contained, and crews will probably be baby-sitting the situation for the next few hours. behind me, there's some pg&e crews that have been working in the powerlines along bay shore boulevard. they may have been a factor in the cause of the fire. may have been. it broke out at 1:30 this afternoon in this area along bay shore boulevard. there were powerlines done but it's unknown if the winds caused the lines to drop and start the fire. the flames threatened homes but no evacuations. it burned about seven acres and knocked out power to 500 people. that's up from 1400 people earlier and the city and pg&e are trying to figure out what is behind that. some transformers blew but there were no injuries. >> we have crews in and around

the areas of the home that are being protected and there's no damage to homes. any evac san diego. >> no evacuations or shelter in places at this wept. >> two tankers and a helicopter made several drops of fire retardant. this is very clear to -- close to the flight path of sfo. 70 firefighters were here. and bay shore boulevard, the northbound 101 offramp, still remains closed because bay shore boulevard is blocked by fire crews. coming back live, you can see where the pg&e crews are back on the powerline. where lines came down, it's unclear it that was caused by the wind. that's being investigated. >> ama: san francisco

firefighters honored two of their own who died in the line of duty during a fire that started two years ago today. vincent perez and anthony valero died. firefighters held a public memorial at station 26, just blocks from the fire and where both men worked. fire fly balls blame the men's death on a flashover, a result of a shattered window. >> one of the members from the team went home. had a training mask issue. we saved the life of another firefighter before he went to that call. the other firefighter that stayed home, he feels my brother saved his life as well. so my brother went in with three firefighters, sent the fourth guy home. >> big boys in the family. but we have to go forward. keep on going. >> plagues in honor of perez and valero were dedicated, as was a

memorial garden paid for by local businesses. >> pablo sandoval is being investigate for a possible sexual assault in santa cruz. we're told the alleged ems dent happened friday morning. his attorney says the world series champ met with officers at the sheriff's department voluntarily. he says this is related to a consentual sexual relationship and his client is cooperating fully. he is a fav with riff the fans, known as the panda. last winter he signed a three-year contract worth more than $17 million. >> ama: membersment -- commencement ceremonies are underway at oikos university two months to the day after the shooting rampage. it is wise an emotional time for the graduates students. on april 2nd, six schools and a teacher died. a former student has been

charged with the shootings. classed resumed on april 30th april 30th but a lot of the students refused to go back and were transferred to a college in fremont. >> alan: a community march and gun buyback program focused on bringing peace to the streets of oakland. the group walked down international boulevard to the plaza. just down the street, oakland police were giving out gift certificates for every gun turned in, no questions asked. >> very difficult to try to map the guns turned into a reduction in crime, but every gun off the street is one less gun that can hurt an innocent person, so it's worthwhile to do it for that reason alone. >> alan: people turning in guns were given $100 gift certificate donated by community groups. the guns, if stolen, will we returned to their owners or will be destroyed. >> while people gathered for peace, police are working on the

latest unsolved murder there. a man staggered into a liquor store last night with a bullet wound ask tied -- and died later. the victim is alejandro aguillera of san leandro who had family in oakland and leak inly visited themark. this is oakland's 48th 48th homicide of the year. the same anytime as this time last year. >> ama: volunteers are wrapping up a day-long search for missing teenager sierra lamar. it has 11 weeks since she disappear. her family and friends have not lost hope in finding her alive. they're still raising money to fund their weekly searches. the santa clara county dive team says they'll wrap up an ongoing search of the rest sir voyeur on tuesday. >> alan: incredible fall for a man who not long ago was a

powerful dictator. former egyptian president hosni mubarak will spend the rest of his life in prison. it's a verdict much harsher than many expected. >> reporter: after 289 29 years of dictatorship, finally egypt's fallen president was held into account. wheeled into the courtroom and locked in a candle as the verdict was read. his two sons watched nervously. mubarak was found guilty by association for failing to stop the murder of unarmed protesters during the uprising that ultimately overthrew him. almost 1,000 people died in the uprising. when the verdict, life in prison, was announced, the crowd outside the courtroom erupt. some june leapt, some angry he

was not tried for the crimes committed during his three decade of school. >> this men should have been killed in verdict inquiry. >> egypt is still struggling to establish a stable post mubarak government. the fine round of the first democratic elections will be held in two weeks, pitting a conservative muslim against mubarak's prime minister. >> as for mubarak at 84, he claimed could be in failing health, though he has been held in a luxury hospital suite. after the verdict was read he was moved by helicopter to a cairo prison. his lawyers have already said they will appeal the sentence. jeffrey kaufman, abc news, london. >> ama: the 60th jubilee celebration for britain's queen elizabeth ii kicked off today. a 21 gun absolute for the queen this morning in london. queen elizabeth spent the day at

the races, where she presented the winner's trophy. in lon, guardsmen made with way to a horse guards parade while the crowd waved and cheered, and on the rivers shaft crawl maneuvered into place for he 1,000 boat flotilla tomorrow. >> lan lab why travelers can expect delays all weekend at sfo. >> ama: investigators think they figure out how this truck end endown here. >> a program to help young women improp their self-image. >> leigh: yes, we have some very strong west winds. the low clouds making their way across the bay tonight, and we are looking for a chance of maybe some showers moving in next week. we'll pinpoint it on the seven-day forecast coming up.

>> ama: the mystery behind this truck in mill valley appears to be solved. the chp says a toyota tacoma was stolen in richmond and investigators believe the thieves put it in neutral and rolledded off the cliff and do not believe anyone was inside when it went over. >> alan: flight delays are expected all weekend long at san francisco international airport. they shut done one of the two main runways for arriving flights so construction crews can install new lights. the number of planes will be cut in half to 30 each hour. travelers are advised to check with their carrier about possible delays.

>> ama: girls issues were the focus of a town hall meeting in san francisco. young people, their parents, educators and political leaders came to discuss the problems faced by girl tuesday in city and possible solutions. health and safety issues and education for women was on the agenda. the theme is, you can't be what you can't see. >> it's critical for women who are in leadership positions to be available to other women who are interested in serving in positions of leadership. >> ama: one of the organizers, a san francisco department on the status of women, says the city must do better on health issues and the illinoiss girls see every day. the event hopes to encourage positive media images for girls at the local level. a heartbreaks loss for a military mother. >> alan: the secret effort to help a lafayette mom reconnect with her fallen son.

>> the number of millionaires in the united states is on the declient millionaire households decrease by 129,000 in 2011. globally the number of millionaires increased by 175,000. singapore has the highest proportion of millionaires. 17% of all households there have wealth of more than a million dollars. by chair son, just more than 4% of households in the u.s. had that wealth, making it 7th in the world. the group expects to see more people achieve millionaire status across asia in the future. >> alan: veterans are trying to fine a special ring lost by a gold star mom. she was an invited guest to oakville park. during the memorial she lost a class ring that belonged to her son who died in afghanistan in

2008. >> we haven't found the ring yet, but they're working with us to help us locate a source of replacement if that needs to be an option. so one way or another there will be a happy ending to the story. >> alan: the veterans are using metal detectors to fine the ring. they want to present it to her when she comes back from out of town. good luck to them. >> ama: another nice day outside. breezy, which didn't help the fires. >> alan: it didn't. leigh glaser is standing by with a look at the weather. >> leigh: and quite a bit of low cloudiness and fog moving in. this shot from the mt. tamalpais camera where the winds are gusting out of the west to 26 miles-per-hour. you can clearly see from the vantage point the low clouds and fog starting to move inland. speaking of other wind gitions -- gusts the fog is near the coast and the winds have

been racing out of the west northwest, with gusts from 25 to as much as 45 miles-per-hour, and at sfo right now, we have a westerly gust to 44. nap a, gusts to 3 2. northwest, 9 at half moon bay, and northerly gust to 23 at san jose. so, yes, very windy to breezy in some lowering of -- locations. currently, 57, san francisco. 81, antioch, 7 2 san jose. low cloudiness and fog near the coast, and that will start to move inland overnight tonight thanks to the gusty west wins. tomorrow much like today with sunshine. probably see a few high clouds increase late in the day and it will be a breezy afternoon, and then get ready for big changes on monday. cool, windy, a chance of some showers moving in monday night and tuesday.

lows tonight generally up per 40s in the north bay and at the coast. elsewhere, look for overnight temperatures with the low clouds moving inland, mid-to upper 50s, and we're getting a sense of some cloud sitting to the north of the bay area. some of those will start to venture in tomorrow. those winds will still be with us so temperatures may come down a degree or two tomorrow, but get ready for the big change heading into monday. cooler to the north, associated with the cold front, all of this moving towards the bay area. temperatures will die. the wind will pick up and we're talking about a chance of showers moving in here as well. here's a look at your highs for the sunday. enjoy. still very comfortable out there. in the east bay, 84 for antioch, concord, 80. look for 75 in san rafael. palo alto, overcast, and then look for mid-day partial clearing, 76-degrees there. san jose, 78.

afternoon sunshine. 80s for morgan hill, gilroy, hollister tomorrow. near the coast, santa cruz, morning clouds, afternoon sun, 72 degrees. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. enjoy tomorrow because it's going to feel almost like winter monday. windy, cool, we're talking a chance of moisture moving in here, and right now the forecast models look like the chance is best north of the golden gate bridge. so we'll keep you updated. >> alan: and high fire danger, too. >> ama: mike is here with sports. >> mike: a's trying to end a nine-game slide in kansas city, and tam high in mill valley ended the longest postseason drought in the area. the results next in

>> mike: the a's need a win bad. major least batting average of .208. kansas city, charlie finley's old mascot. weeks scores on a cow gil field ever's choice, yay. 1-0 a's. then for more unruns, a's up 4-1, session bed desbrings reddick home. a's with ten hits on the way to the 9-3 victory snapping a nine, game losing streak. >> turn back the clock dane in san francisco, going back to

1912. everybody is dressed for the party. the bunt toward third, the throw. called safe. clearly out. look at this. that's a call from 1912. former a, david dejesus gets the cubs on the board first with the drill to center field. gone. cubs up 1-0 in the fourth. complete highlights at 11:00. >> tam al pies high school has not been the north coast section division 3 championship game since 1929. an 83-year drought that ended at the coliseum. beautiful day for baseball. tam high in blue. the game was all acalanes. the slide home, just beats the tag. a big second inning for them, scoring three times. 4-0. and york closed it out in the final innings. he gets huffman swinging.

4-0 the final. they are the division 3 champions. >> tee it up at the tournament that jack built, the memorial. tiger woods has won this event four times and was in the hunt today. a picture perfect day in dublin, ohio. shot of the day, jim furyk. third on the par-5 fifth. hit the fringe. finds the bottom of the bucket. unfortunately, shoots 3-under. tiger started the day one back but four bogeys on the back nine, drops to 4-under. sabbatini, one back at 7-under. and sacramento native spencer leavine makes some shots. the 54-hole leader at 8-under. sack -- >> french open, care line woes knackty looking for her first

grand slam title but her opponent had too much game. the 24th seed eliminates the ninth seed. to the men's side, nadal and swank. first set, swank net shot. nadal smokes the backhand winner. match point. the return goes wide. >> alan: thank you very much. >> ama: there have been many

>> alan: coming up at 6:00. preparations for the big party in san francisco gears up for the black and white ball. and watching tv is actually good for you, at least if you fit into the right group. find out who benefits tonight on abc-7 at 6:00. >> ama: there's quite a celebration to mark queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. >> alan: what would any celebration be without a quake. the royal portrait is composed of 3,120 victoria sponge cupcakes, one cake for each week of her reign. >> ama: unveiled at the diamond jubilee street party and we're told it was delicious.