relative humidity is how much moisture is in the air, and north mountains, humidity only 4's. east bay hills, getting a pretty good northeasterly gusts to 14. humidity, 23%, little better but dry. and diablo, gusts to 22, relative humidity at 13%. the good news is that the sacramento valley area has been lifted their red-flag warning, which means those wokens are starting to die down a little bit. but it is going to take some time for the bay area to see those winds die down. it hot out there. 90s in the east bay. 70s around san francisco and oakland. >> ama: with red flag warnings extended through the weekend, fire departments have remained on high alert in marin county fire crews were reminding

residents to keep their properties groomed for the sake of fire prevention. that's where sergio is right now. >> reporter: as part of the prevention, going door-to-door, firefighters are trying to point out growth like this, which, if left ununafeigned next to homes, can be dangerous fuel for a wildfire. so, along with responding, to emergency calls, marin county firefighters starter their warning to home openers about maintaining properties, keeping growth trimmed. helps in two ways. first, less potential fuel to help a fire leap on to a home, and second, cleared space around a house makes it easier for fire trucks to get close in the event of a fire. >> today is a red-flag day. we have a little breeze here. it's been hot all day, vegetation is dry. so we're here ready, prepared in case something happens.

>> reporter: and blazes like this give fire departments across the bay area reason to be on alert. this wind-whipped grass fire just off the guadalupe parkway in san jose quickly consumed eight acres before crews got it under control. on friday, this fire in the oakland hills prompted evacuation of three homes. a car slammed into a power pole and the powerline set off sparks that ignited a blaze that sped up the hill thanks to winds, and along with those two fires, last night crews near pittsburg were dispatched to a grass fire, and today crews in sew lap -- solano county were dispatched. so crews are being kept busy. so one of the ways they're able to be contained quickly is because of part of the red-flag warning, fire crews are dispatching resources. reporting live in marin county,

sir gentlemen quintana, abc-7 news. >> ama: wildfires are burning in 12 western states, the largest is in colorado where 8,000 acres of land burned in one day. here's the report. >> reporter: a wildfire in northern colorado is spreading. they're calling it the high park fire. it started saturday morning near fort collins, colorado can it is forcing evacuations. >> i can't imagine my house there is right now. i can't imagine -- how close the fire was and now i'm not going to have a home, and i have no place to go. >> some residents are unaccounted for. it's feared some may have been trapped. >> there are concerns whether everybody was able to get out of the evacuation area. we occasionally have some folks that don't have phones or refuse to evacuate, and we're looking into if there's any issues with that or concerns.

>> more than 250 firefighters are battling the flames, going door-to-door to make sure people get out safely. >> the primary goal is to get the people out of the way of the fire. >> reporter: officials say dry temperatures and high temperatures are to blame for the significant growth of the fire but what caused it is a mystery. >> alan: in sacramento, police are releasing very few details following the shooting deaths of four people inside a home. the shooting happened on 18th 18th street near 77th 77th avenue, just south of the state capitol. a fifth person ended up in the hospital. police believe he may be a suspect in the shooting was wounded after someone inside the home fired back. several of the victims' relatives rushed to the home when they heard what happened. >> devastating. they're in their 50s. still not a long time from now on. it's hard for all the uncles, the brothers and sisters, they're all here, too.

>> so far police have not revealed the victims' names. detectives originally believed this was home invasion but now they're not sure about the motive. >> ama: a suspect it gang member will learn if he will be sentenced to life in prison while his attorney claims some jurors regret convicting him of first degree mumpletd he was found guilty of the shooting deaths of three people in 2008. prosecutors accused ramos of pulling the trigger after mistaking one of the sons for a rival gang member. ram most -- ramos claims another man, riding in the same car, fired the fatal shots. >> said, i should have done this shierks have stopped this, how can you stop it if you didn't know it was going to health you cannot predict the future. >> he insists he helped police to find the annual gunman.

the district attorney says, quote, no good evidence has been presented that would undermine our confidence in the verdict. we stand by the verdict. >> alan: the oakland police department has been operating with more than 100 fewer officers than the number needed but now it's ready to beef up the force and start firing. they have funding for at least two police academies. that translates into more than 100 positions. an mix can'ts have to be 21, a high school diploma or ged. if you're interested, not a lot of time left. the deadline is tomorrow. >> caltrans claims there nor problems with the new span of the bay bridge and wants the sacramento bee to retract the story that says otherwise. last month the bee, citing anonymous sources, says there were defects in the east end of the tower. cal caltrans vase the structure passed safety checks,.

>> alan: san jose residents have a last chance to give their opinion about a possible hike in water rates. the water company wants to raise rates as much as 44% over the next three years. ironically company officials say water conservation by customers has cut into their earnings so they need to raise rates to keep up with expenses. the final public hearing on the matter is tomorrow morning at the public utilities commission in san francisco. the hearing begins at 10, the commission won't make a final decision until the fall. >> ama: home owners on the edge of foreclosure could be getting help. the plan by california lawmakers designed to help keep people in their homes. >> alan: the role the bay area is making in

>> ama: world markets are keeping an eye on spain ahead of tomorrow's trading day. spain is the largest country to ask for a bailout from the european union to help the banks. up employment is nearly 25% and 50% of young people under 24 out of work. meanwhile, not everyone in the eu is on board. protesters in germany held a protest against rescuing the spanish economy. >> alan: state lawmakers are preparing bills to designed to help home owners facing foreclosure. the authors of the bill hope to

have them ready this week and are designed to limit the run-around home owners experience from lenders. it will also allow home owners to sue in certain circumstances. opponents worry letting borrowers sue bankers could delay legitimate foreclosures. >> nasa is preparing for the launch of a new space x-ray telescope designed to hunt down black holes. it will be launched from an island in the pacific by wednesday. it will deploy a 33-foot mast a week into its flight. the mast allows mirrors to pop out which lets the telescope focus x-ray light into sharp images. it will look at remains of exploded stars and other objects. >> alan: gas prices are down at the pump. the latest numbers show they dropped by 16-cents a gallon over three weeks. the average cost is new 3.62 a

gallon but you would be hard-pressed to find that price here in the bay area. the lowest average price in california is 4.03. that's in sacramento. but san francisco having the highest prices statewide, 4.21 a gallon. nationwide, seattle has the highest gas prices, costing one penny more than here in san france. >> ama: i played 3.49 last week in sacramento. new treatments could be a game-changer for the millions of people with diabetes. the new drug just revealed that could help people better control the disease. >> alan: how long will this wonderful weather last? only leigh glaser knows. >> mike: for the first time in 40 years we do not have a men's champion at the french open as nadal and djokovic battled each other and the elements. highlights and hello?

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sugar. one medication is an ultra long acting insulin. research shows it prevents low blood sugar during the night better than current medications them drugs were announced during the american diabetes conference in philadelphia. >> alan: service on a new muni express route serving twitter's market headquarters begins tomorrow morning. the 83 expressline runs during commute hours on week days between cal train and eighth and ninth streets, muni is offsetting the cost by operating it in conjunction with other lines. twitter received a big tax break from san francisco to keep it from leaving in the city and' moving into the merchandize mart building. >> ama: the morning news team is going primetime this week. eric thomas, and kristin szhe, and. >> frances: will broadcast tuesday morning as usual, then return for a primetime live

newscast tuesday night. we hope you join us right after game one of the nba finals. >> alan: and we al always be here at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 on the weekends. >> leigh: it warmed up nicely today. we started off this morning with overnight lows in the upper 60s. danville, the low was 69. antioch, the low was 67. our eye is on san jose, blue sky there, and temperaturewise, boy, it has been a terrific day. a wonderful beach day for the bay area. and a warm day with 90s in the east bay. antioch, 9 1. concord, 91. 91 in livermore, san jose, 90 degrees. 81 in downtown san francisco, and santa rosa topped off at 90 as well. here's a look at current

readings. a westerly wind starting to move in near the coast. temperatures slowly starting to come down, san francisco right now, 74. we have oakland at 77. 90 in antioch and fairfield, with those northeasterly winds, those offshore winds bringing you the heat there. 86 in san rafael, and 82 right now in mountain view. so, here is a look at some wind speeds for you. for the most part the higher elevations where that red flag warning is in effect until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, that's where the northeasterly downsloping winds are still pretty much a constant. fairfield, northeasterly at 10. here's the westerly wind component. a cooling sea breeze for sfo, and we have a north wind with gusts to 16 in oakland. the winds will be coming down overnight. that red-flag warning mainly the higher elevations overnight tonight, until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. tomorrow and through tuesday, warm to hot. and inland locations, and thenon

that, get ready for cooler temperatures by mid-week. let's look now at live doppler 7hd. you can see for yourself that all is clear as we are sweeping live at 6:15 right now. overnight temperatures with clear sky. still going to be a mild one inland with antioch getting down to 64. 62 overnight temperatures for livermore, 60 for concord, and then with the cooling sea breeze, we'll look for 60s elsewhere, bringing us the offshore winds has been this setup. high pressure to the north. low pressure the south. and winds flow from high to low so that's what has helped to bring us a very tight pressure gradient. tomorrow, one more day with offshore winds so another warm to hot day tomorrow, and then after that, these two are going to kind of part ways and the winds will start to subside and we'll see the fog return at the coast. highs for your monday, 90s

inland. antioch, 94. 92 for concord. 78 for san francisco. a little cooler in the city tomorrow, gilroy, 94. what conville, 87. the seven-day forecast. another warm to hot day tomorrow. the coast will start to cool down really on tuesday. wednesday and thursday this week will be -- did i say thursday? wednesday and thursday will be cooler days and then warm up for the week next weekend, which happens to be father's day weekend. >> ama: thank you. >> alan: the question, shu, has timmy lincecum lost his mojo? >> mike: well, going by today's performance, yes would be the answer. tim lincecum cannot figure out why the continues to struggle on the mound. the freak gave up nine hits. g-men get shut out on the same weekend. flintstones-meet the flintstones, they're a modern stonage -- okay. texas pitcher, solid, the strikeout in the first. and this bunt, strains his groin

running to first. had to leave the game with a no-hitter. american league pitchers hitting. not fair. bases loaded. kinsler takes care of that. double. scores two. in the sixth, josh hamilton does the same. two more score, timmy pulled after allowing five. now 2-7. he g-men shut out for the second time in three games. >> i'm sticking to what i'm doing. not trying to make any drastic changes. i haven't done anything drastically different. so like i said, i'm just trying to grind it out and find a way out of this hole. >> we all feel like it's a matter of time before he does pull it together. he has a couple of games this year, and just kind of continue to work, and keep improving. >> mike: a's trying to prevent a sweep by the diamondbacks in arizona. hill singles in two off blackley. 3-0 d-backs. now 3-1 in the in fourth.

don followedson singles, inge racing home from second, play at the plate. the throw is online but the catcher can't hold on. 32-d-backs. top nine, 4-# arizona. one last chance for the a's. moss grounds out to second. a's swept by the d-backs, 4, 3 the final. >> ncaa summer regionals. cardinal are dub after hammering stanford on thursday, repeat performance today. today, 2 or september -- seminoles. stanford, chance in the fifth. bases loaded. grounds out into a double-play. highlights tonight at 11:00. >> for the first time in 39 years the french open won't finish on sunday as the men's final was delayed due to rain. nadal looking for this seventh french open title and djokovic looking for his fourth straight major victory. these two have met in the last

four grand slam titles. nadal takes the first two set. starting the third, here comes djokovic. drop shot by novak. wins eight straight to take the third set and a 2 or lead in the fourth. then rains suspended play. djokovic leaves in the fourth. match to be completed on monday. >> final round of the lpga chapships. fun with her approach on the par-5 17. lives it five feet. birdies for a two-shot lead. 5-under on the day. in the clubhouse at 6 under. yesterday's leader, gille, needed this birdie to have a shot. can't leech that shot. fun, the first woman from mainland china to win an lpga major. find rowell of the st. jude classic. rory mcilroy, it's wet. double bogey put putts him at 6-under. dustin johnson, 4-under 66.

two straight birdie arkansas one-shot lead. on 18, john merrick can chip this in for a playoff. just misses. dustin johnson wins in his second week back from a back injury. >> nascar sprint cup at pocono. didn't take long to bend metal. first lap, cassill, car spins, takes out two other drivers. joey logano wins it. first driver this season to win from the pole. >> tonight at 11:00, a look ahead to the u.s. open at the olympic club. even picks a winner. >> are you going to be out there? >> mike: oh, yeah, all week. >> ama: circus animals have a while weekend at the box office. a look at

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ran lan coming up at 11:00, the deadly football party. a shooting near auburn university leaves three people dead, including two ex-football players. also, apple's time to shine. the big buzz about what the company may reveal during its developer's conference in san francisco this week. join us for abc-7 news at 11:00. >> where are you going? >> ama: love madagascar. an -- animated animals.

$60 million debut, followed by a big opening for prometheus with $50 million. the previous draw, snow white, brought in 23 million. >> alan: we know what am ma is going to watch. >> ama: absolutely. i'm ama daetz. captioned by closed captioning services inc.