vacation. >> and out of control wildfire spreading and devouring homes in colorado tonight.

i turned around and saw -- >> a shark in the water off maui. one beach is closed after an attack on a bay area girl. i'm carolyn johnson. >> dan: a bay area teenager bitten while on vacation with her family. it happened off resort on the island of maui. >> this was supposed to be relaxing vacation. tonight their 16-year-old daughter is nursing a shark bite wound. >> the waters went from a scene from tropical paradise to a medical emergency when a shark

grabbed a leg of a livermore girl. wound was three to five inch bite on her left calf. it happened when she was sitting in water at a resort. a different girl said she saw a shark off the beach the night before. >> i turned around and saw it. and mom said shark. so i got off the beach as fast as i could. >> officials think it was a reef shark that attacked the girl. five to six feet long. the sharks often stay in shallow water. >> it was about five feet in length. it was kind of medium. it was about foot or two away from me. that is why i ran really fast. >> fire crews patched her wound at the beach and family took the girl to get medical treatment. warning signs went up as

beachgoers on land and shoreline. >> it's about 8:00 p.m. in hawaii. they were going close it until sun set and officials will decide what to do tomorrow. it is official, city of stockton is the largest city in the nation to file for bankruptcy. it's 80 miles east of san francisco. within the last half-hour the council voted to declare chapter 9. tonight. stockton city manager had harsh words for the council. here is the latest. >> reporter: ten years ago. property values in stockton had quadrupled, the city was rolling in the dough and they were spending a lot. real estate bubble burst. now stockton is unable to pay $700 million in debt. >> all the prayers in the world

did not prevent stockton becoming the largest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy. >> the world is watching so they can see we are victims of a society that is failing us. >> citizens crammed into the city council chambers because brand-new city hall and garages have been repossessed. new marina could be next. >> they leveraged themselves and spent money that they were betting they would have. you just don't do that. >> city manager bob day says it's going to take more cuts to public safety even though the city has cut its police force by 25% and the fire department by 30%. he says retirees who were promised lifetime medical benefits may have to suffer next. >> you guys created this problem. from 2002 to now, it got bad. did you guys ever assume you had

to look into this? did you not know it wasn't funded? >> unfortunately it is the equivalent your arm to save the rest of body. >> unlike the city of vallejo that emerged from bankruptcy this year the forecast for stockton is not as optimistic. >> we are still looking at reduction in property taxes. >> it's going to take years and years because of the number of foreclosed homes. >> what happened liability has grown and grown. we set aside nothing. >> aside from improving chapter nine bankruptcy the city approved a new budget. there will be cuts in pay for all city employees. the promise of lifetime medical benefits for all retirees will be taken away next year.

>> dan: developing news in colorado, where an intense fire is consuming homes. winds pushed these flames into neighborhoods near colorado springs forcing more than 30,000 people to flee from their houses wildfire is threatening the air force academy there. the fire begin saturday and just more than 5% contained. fire officials are calling this fire an epic proportions. a second wild fire that has been burning since june 9:00 9 has charred 257 homes in colorado. >> arson investigators are looking into a series of officials that burned overnight. altogether there were three of them that ignited within 30 minutes of one another. lisa amin gulezian is live in san jose for us. >> we are here at blossom hill in south san jose, this is the scene of the third fire crews

had to attack. take a look behind me, a lot of debris left from the fire which started right behind that wooden fence. >> this is video taken moments after firefighters arrived on the drive. already the were fighting their third fire in 30 minutes. >> we are understaffed. >> 75 of the departments 200 firefighters were responding to these fires. first call came in at 10:00. this fire started in the kitchen but just 18 minutes into fighting this, a call for another fire came on another drive. >> the window and all of a sudden there was flames. there was fire. i got scared. my first instinct was to get my kids. >> the fire started steps from the condo at recycling bin that

spread to the gas and electric meters. >> when we were over there a lot of fires started. >> a few yards away, a third fire started. firefighters scrambled to this one. san jose didn't have enough battalion chiefs manning all three fires and needed to call one in. once at coit drive they found a similar scene. >> i heard a blow up. >> the arson team is investigating both theirs at blossom hill estates. they are shopping short of calling them suspicious but needs don't need a label. they just know they are worried. >> it's not safe anymore. it's quite disturbing. >> because of all three fires, 22 people including eight children have been displaced. the red cross has put them up at local hotels.

there is some closure tonight for san bruno firestorm victims. pg&e begin plugging the pipe ruptured and exploded when neighbors called 911. it crusade catastrophic fireball and destroyed dozens of homes. it turned out so many violations the utility faces find up to to millions of dollars. >> we know we have a lot of work to do. >> pg&e is testing all the major gas transmission lines across the bay area. it expects to finish fueling the pipe in san bruno by the end of the week. >> in orinda, a murder, woman found dead in a home and accused killer is under arrest. 911 call came shortly before

12:30 calling to report a murder. they found the woman dead on the kitchen own floor. investigators say the victim's house mate confessed to the killing the result of some kind of domestic disputed. woman's death is first homicide in on orinda in ten years. meantime, san francisco police are searching for gunman after a midday shooting in the mission district. a man was shot at least twice after three this afternoon. it happened near harrison and 24th street. people that work in the area say it's rare that crimes like this happen curing the daytime hours. they believe the victim in this case was targeted. >> in alameda county judge issued a ruling allowing the names of the u.c. davis police officers who pepper-sprayed protestors to be made public. there were videotape of seated protestors that refused orders to discuss fwurs. u.c. police officers tried to keep them off there because of possible harassment.

it was some response to media lawsuit but they want to give the union a chance to to appeal. >> san francisco honored the king of hill before the dodgers game, they presented matt cain with keys to the city. a tribute to his recent perfect game on june 13th. he retired all 27 houston astros with no one reaching bases. and they proclaimed june 13th matt cain day. >> a multimillion dollar home demolished. the people that bought the house to tear it down. >> and the woman who brought us when harry met salary. the remark life of nora. >> and stuck on the tarmac.

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oscar nominated screen writer that gave us classics has died after a battle with leukemia. she is survived by her husband and two sons. she was best known for romantic come disincluding when harry met sally. >> you are a offense to all women and i am a woman. >> her parents were broadway play write and hollywood screen writer she was considered a natural. getting tested for hiv at the drugstore could be as easy as a flu shot. mike's pharmacy is among 24 locations nationwide selected to take part in a federal pilot program that offers free hiv screenings. if the test is positive,

customers are referred to a health care provider for treatment. 1.1 million americans are infected with hiv but as many of 20% don't know it. >> a couple who owned a mansion in marin county have paid $4 million for a yard. they bought this house right next-door to their own home for 4.2 million dollars. the couple says the house was an eyesore that had been sitting empty. they are going to turn the land into a green space. they say they are helping the community by employing 25 people to do the work. google is set to unveil a new tablet tomorrow to give apple's ipads some competition. they are expected to debut the tablet in san francisco. new tablet will run google's version of android called jelly

bean. a bay area couple strand aide board an airliner is hoping a honeymoon delayed is not denied. they boarded this jet around 3:00 this afternoon on their way to their honeymoon. they sat on the tarmac until about an hour ago. they told abc7 news. the flight was delayed they couldn't find a part to fix a transmitter problem. >> it was hot and babies crying. i heard one baby her daughter broke out in hives. they won't serve you anything except for water. >> chris says about two hours ago, air france started to serve dinner and then sent everybody home. passengers have been told to contact air france tomorrow but there are no guarantees. let's talk about the weather forecast. getting warmer. spencer christian is here.

>> big warming trend, start with live doppler 7. no clouds at the coast. clear night all across the bay area. pleasantly cool with temperatures in the 50s to low 60s right around the bay and inland locations we have a sprinkling of mid to upper 60s. highlights, warming continues tomorrow and that will be followed by another warm day on thursday. slightly cooler this weekend but only by a few degrees. we bounce back up into the warm range on monday and tuesday. satellite and radar composite image, big ridge of high pressure. we have the flow, mild conditions and that will continue. 11:00 tonight. notice not much change overnight. no fog coming up to the coast. it will be clear tonight and tomorrow. another sunny day and warmer day than we had today. overnight tonight, low temperatures, mid 40s in the north bay valleys. so santa rosa, napa, 46, 45 degrees will be the low. upper 40s in other place like

fairfield and vallejo then low 50s for most of the remainder of the bay area. get ready for warming. tomorrow in the south bay, sunny skies, high temperatures in the low to mid 80s. we'll see 82 at san jose and cupertino. 85 at los gatos. on the peninsula, sunny and mild with highs around 80 degrees. redwood city, palo alto, mountain view, 82. 65 degrees at half moon bay. 62 at pacifica. downtown san francisco, getting up near the 70 degrees mark. 63 in the sunset district. up in the north bay, highs well into the mid 80s. 85 at ukiah. 84 santa rosa and 87 at cloverdale. near east bay, 70s for not of the east bay. upper 70s at castro valley. 76 in union city. 73 in oakland. inland east bay, with highs into

the mid to upper 80s. 89 degrees in brentwood. 87 at fairfield. 86 in concord. down near monterey bay, mid to upper 70s in watsonville and santa cruz. mid to upper 80s around hollister and morgan hill. upper 80s inland for the next two days. upper 70s to around 80 near the bay. mid-50s at the coast. temperatures will drop off a couple degrees over the weekend. mid 80s inland and mid-70s around the bay and monday and tuesday, back up to 90 degrees. warmest inland spots and around 80 near the bay. warmth is here to stay. as we continue, a surprising new study about society. >> how it could change the

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. the makers of oreo cookies is stirring up controversy. they put this picture, a cookie

filled with six layers of frosting to symbolize diversity in the gay community. comments exploded on facebook. most are in support of the equal rights cookies, others are threatening a boycott. they say oreo actually wanted to can chew here and the whole sthiang publicity stunlt. >> harvard researchers have identified the best diet. people that had lost 12% of their body weight. one of three types of diets. low-carb, low glycemic or low fat. those on the low guy seem i can were the most successful. research indicates that diets on whole foods and no processed carbohydrates help people burn calories more efficiently. >> good night for the hotdog at the ballpark. >> that is not part of the diet

plan. >> and it was vogelsong that turned in a gem against the dodgers. sports is next.

good evening, prize for perfection is a gold key presented by the mayor. as you saw earlier it was presented to matt cain that tossed almost a perfect game against the astros. ed, ed lee proclaimed june 13th matt cain day. so every year he will be honored every year. first base the hat and ball and shoes everything to the hall of fame.

vogelsong he beat them last month and thanks to melky cabrera and that is milkman, the milk shimmy! pablo sandoval going the other way, gives pagan the stop sign and pagan runs right through it 2-0 giants. two on, vogelsong brings it on and seven scoreless. ninth inning, one on, flies out to end the game. 2-0 is the final. first time since they shut out the dodgers since 1987 back-to-back. one game back in n.l. west. >> in seattle, vargas had the a's bald. 2-0 and a's get to vargas. he is bad, bad man! that lands him in back of the

bullpen. 2-2 in the eighth, facing jim miller and ryan wins this with a line drive to the right. that turns out to be the game winning run as the mariners beat the a's by a count of 3-2. college football fans they have been clamoring for years for a playoff. we will finally get one in the year 2014. they are going to dump the bcs system that was universally despised and you know there is still going to be controversy. a committee will pick the top four teams. you see what is coming here. whoever finishes fifth is going to be livid. the guys on the committee, you don't want to be on that committee. college presidents looked for a playoff but they decided less is more. >> we have looked at professional sports model and basketball model we think the more robust approach the season

is the more negative effects regular season is best in sports and we intend to keep it that way. >> u.s. swim trials in omaha, heavy favorite in the women's butterfly, former cal star natalie cogman, halfway through and she tails off. volmer wins easily. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. we are listening to the commissioner, i don't like it. >> i could see 16 is soom. we could go with 8. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for joining us. we continued tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30. >> we are always available at