>> i was in shock. >> ama: the horse racing community remembers a jockey two died on the track. >> alan: the loss is raising concerns within the racing industry. >> ama: 33-year-old jockey here ray herrera died thursday during a race at the alameda county fair. the horse-racing community held a memorial service for him today. and new questions were raised about the response by emergency teams. sergio quintana is live at the track with the story. >> reporter: on thursday, in that accident, here -- honor hey

suffered bad head injuries and within seconds a team of emergency medical technicians got to him but this weekend a representative of the jockey guild tells us he believes paramedics would have been better qualified in that imagine. >> the memorial of jockey here ray herrera. >> the fourth race of the day was dedicated in his honor. on this track four days ago he was killed when the horse he was riding stumbled and he tumbled off. the jockey guild raised concern because of the type of immediate medical attention on scene. it was said, the emt's're on scene but the pair met kicks arrived afterwards. it seemed like a long time. though he acknowledges paramedics may not have helped much because of the injuries. after thursday's accident, the alameda county fair racetrack has agreed to beef up their medical chase team.

>> due to this recent tragedy we have added one additional paramedic to be on the ambulance crew with the emts. >> before the racing day, friends and family gathered near the horse stables for a memorial. >> a great rider. >> he was very smiley guy. very happy. and very friendly with everybody. >> and among those who signed pictures of hernandez for his family was the opener of the horse -- the owner of the horse he was riding. >> he worked this hours, qualified him and was gung ho on the horse. >> jose is still shaken up by the loss of a friend and rider. >> we have to make the best of and it keep going. we all know the dangers. >> now, 32-year-old jorge herrera -- the reports detail hogue he died has not been completed but everybody i talked to today pretty much acknowledged it's going to be ruled an accident. again, that official report has

not been completed, however. reporting love, abc-7 news. >> alan: a fremont man who survived a shark attack is talking about his experience. today the man simply known as mel, shared his story on the online forum, north cal kayak anglers. he described the shark, saying, quote, his head was gray and white. his mouth was closed when hi saw him come out of the surface with my kayak in his mouth. i can sear the seriousness in his eyes. the shark left a mark on the kayak in the attack yesterday. mel says the force of th attack threw him into the water. he swam a bit and scrimped aboard a private boat nearby. the kayaker says he learned an important safety lesson, never go out alone and stay close to other kayakers. >> ama: investigators tracked down the opener of a truck left abandoned on highway 101 they say involved a deadly crash involving several vehicles.

the chp says the truck was left in the fast lane on southbound 101. four cars crashed around 1:00 this morning. one person died in the crash. a second is in critical condition. investigators talked with the truck0s owner. he has not been cited or arrested but the investigation continues. >> alan: a former software company owner convicted of murdering his wife in the oakland hills in 2008 is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow. hans ricer's two children filed a wrongful death lawsuit against him in connection with the death of their mother. nina riser. he led authorities to her body were yesterday in a remote part of the oakland hills in exchange for a lighter sentence. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damage for emotional distress. ricer was sentenced to 15 years to live in prison. >> firefighter ares stopped a fire before it to spread to other building in downtown oakland this morning. the fire broke out at 9:30 in the second story of a building

on webster street. firefighters know that building well. >> we have had several fires here in the past. we had one last year. we had to be caution the fire didn't travel in void spaces. >> ama: investigators are looking for what caused the fire. nobody was hurt. lap lan in petaluma, three many have been arrested for stealing property out of 18 storage units. the member, all from petaluma, are accused of breaking into the public storage units. the men were caught with stolen vehicles which put investigators on a trail that led the storage units. >> in san jose, parishioners at catholic church are refusing to let thieves stop them from performing. [applause] >> alan: they're singing without instruments today at our lady of guadalupe. the church has been robbed three times in the past two weeks. the buglars took instruments and

equipment worth $25,000. the church says it sold tacos to earn the money for those instruments. now this thursday night at 7:00, a mariachi concert will be held to races more money. >> groundbreaking is set for tomorrow on a new air traffic control tower at san francisco international airport. federal officials will join mayor ed lee for the groupbreaking on the control tower and base building. this is a time lapse animated video of the project posted online by the airport. the faa says the critical infrastructure project will create local jobs and increase safety for air travelers. the new tower is expected to be completed in 2014. caltrain will be trying something new tomorrow geared toward better informing passengers of delays. the first round of testing will begin. the system uses gps technology on cal trains to game location and speed of trains. passengers will be alerted of arrival times with both visual

messages as stations and audio announcements. once the system is fully run, real-time arrival information will be available on cal trains' web site via e-mail alerts and text messages. officials expect the system to go live by the end of the year. >> alan: known for his many roles as a villain. >> ama: but his character with a heart won him oscar. >> alan: the bay area exception when it comes to gas prices. they're beginning to rise nationwide. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. boy, we cooled down today as the strong onshore winds are with us. the clouds and fog, get ready for a big warmup as we head into at least the first part of the work week. we'll look at the

>> ernest borgnine hag died at the age of 95. borgnine won an oscar for his role as the lovesick butcher in "marty" in 1955 but was best known for shis villainous roles, including beating up frank sinatra's character. borg nine is known for his television work as navy officer in "mchale's navy" he died at a los angeles hospital with his family by his side. >> alan: the bay area is bucking the national trend of rising gas prices. our prices, while still higher than elsewhere, are trending down. the national average for a gallon of regular gas had fallen. but since last week it's been rising. expects say it's tied the global economy. >> positive economic news, both domestically and

internationally, a more robust economy, expected to consume more crude ol' and gasoline, which puts pressure on prices. >> alan: aaa says the average cost of a gallon of gas in san francisco is exactly what it was a year ago. 3.87. it's a little less expensive in oakland and san jose,y gas costs an average of 3.72. >> ama: expect diet tiers in berkeley as crews begin road repairs. the work will impact two sections of the road from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 in the afternoon. at least one lane in each direction of ashby will remain open, but cross-streets will be closed as construction moves through the area. resurfacing work continues all week on various stretches of ashby avenue. lap lan the malware scare ahead. what experts are saying about the computer blackout threat

tomorrow. >> ama: the weather is far from calm but heat relief from n the east. leigh glaser says some of the heat is now heading our way. the accuweather forecast is coming up. >> alan: like abc-7 news on facebook and make a difference for bay area foster kids in need. for every new like, one dollar goes to the sleep train dream campaign.

>> alan: thousands of computers could lose their internet service at 9:00 this evening because of malware create by cybercriminals. this dates back to 2007 when hackers designed software that affected how computer connect the web. it's estimated 54,000 computers in the u.s. could be affected.

>> if you were infected you had to go through them to get on the internet, and once they went down you couldn't get online so the fbi replaced their server with its own clean servers but now the fbi is taking the servers down, which means if you're infected, you out of luck. >> computer experts say the problem can go fixed easily by calling your service provider or find instructions on our link at abc7news.com. >> russia's president has ordered an version to determine whether enough was done to warn people about the flooding that killed more than 170 people. toy rein shall rains dumped up to a foot of water in less than 24 hours yesterday, inundating hundreds of home in southern russia. residents said they thought the water had been released from a session very voyeur in the mountains above. local officials deny any water was intentionally released. lan lap forecasters believe temperatures will return to normal tomorrow for tens of

millions of americans enduring a record-setting heat wave. rain helped cool things down today but thunderstorms knocked down trees and toppled power lines and lower temperatures in central new jersey. 3,000 athletes braved the heat in new york city when they competed in a triathlon. the heat is blamed for 36 deaths across the midwest and along the east coast. >> ama: leigh glaser hays taking a look at our forecast. >> leigh: you know, we talk about this yesterday. temperatures coming down, as much as 15 degrees in some neighborhoods. behind me, our east bay cam, looking at the twin towers in oakland. they're clearing out after the low overcast this morning. live doppler 7hd picking up a lot of that dense fog just sitting near the coast. it's just hugging the coastside here. we're taking a look at this. starting to pull a. from the

marin headlands. the marin side of the golden gate bridge seeing some sunshine right now, about it extends down, daly city to half moon bay, even stretching over towards san bruno. a little west onshore wind component. and 12 degrees down. livermore down 11. down 14 in san car loss, half moon bay, little sunshine earlier in the day. actually came up two degrees. here's a look at the current readings right now. we have 90 in antioch. 87 in concord. 75 in san rafael. fremont, 76. 72, san jose. san francisco, 57 degrees. so, here's a look at our highlights. low clouds at the coast and bay tonight. but warming trend will begin tomorrow, and then get ready for hot temperatures inland by mid-week, temperatures rising, mid-90s to near 100 degrees.

overnight, with the fog and coast, mid-to-upper 50s, and you can see as you kick out or start tomorrow morning, back to work after the long week holiday, you can see by 6:00 a.m. the fog bank moves in. not as far inland, though, as the past several days. so, look for a good bit of clearing, a little sooner tomorrow and that's going to mean temperatures will start to warm up a little bit more. so, we've been talking a little bit about the warming trend, and it is from -- developed towards the central part of the country, and it's starting to move in our direction. it looks like the hottest days well be tuesday and wednesday. mid-90s to near 100 degrees and this is going to be east lay locations. i want to show you the temperatures. tomorrow, santa rosa, 90. by tuesday, 95. wednesday, 98. check out concord. tuesday, 96. rising to 100 on wednesday.

and even livermore, 101. so get prepared if you have to do outdoor chores or you have work crews that have to work outdoors, be prepared. you may want to give them a little there time, and at least warn you a bit for the impending higher temperatures. tomorrow, warm in antioch, 94. concord, 90. san francisco, a little more sunshine, so warmer, 66 degrees. 84, vallejo, 80, fremont. san jose, 84. 92 in morgan hill. 77 in watsonville. the seven-day forecast, get ready. slightly warmer tomorrow but the big heat will be on tuesday and wednesday. mainly in the east bay. you notice at the coast, temperatures mid-to-upper 60s and then look for trending numbers trending down for the weekend. and speaking of the weekend, week away, this year's aide -- aids walk in golden gate park, to register call 415-615-walk or

visit aidewalk. net. >> alan: tears shed at wimbledon. >> a new king of england. goes by the name of roger federer. he had to away it from the native son andy murray. all the highlights

>> mike: the whispers around the all-england club was that federal federer was too old to win title but andy murray had

the pressure of an entire country on his shoulder, trying to be the first brit to win wimbledon since 1936. federer seemed a bit tight at the stop. but takes this set. then the rain fell. 40 minute delay until they got the roof closed and nobody was leaving. after the delay, murray struggled and roger came alive. murray took a wicked fall. then on championship point, federer serving. a short recall y. murray's shot goes wide. federer, seventh wimbledon title. 17th grand slam and now number one in the world. here's an emotional andy murray afterwards. >> everybody always talks about the pressure of playing at wimbledon, how tough it is, but it's not the people watching. they make so it much easier to play. the support has been incredible.

so, thank you. >> yeah, i mean, i think i played some of my best tennis in the last couple of matches. worked out so many times at wimbledon i play my best in the semis. i cooperate be more happy. feels great being back here as the winner. >> mike: a's and mariners with the rubber game of the set, and it took extra innings. both teams going retro. the 1950 oakland oaks oaks and seattle rainiers. marilyn monroe loving it. but the king sharp. the game went to extrasle the seagulls were getting impatient. we got eat. bottom 13th. weeks on first, and reddick slashed this walkoff down. why isn't this guy an all-star? a's win 2-1 the final. >> giants and pirates. matt cain having fun before the all-star break, mccutchen warming up for the home run

derby. crushes this offerle by tim lincecum. 2-0 pirates in the third, walker, solo shot. lincecum, three innings, six runs, seven hits, three ks this worst e.r.a. in the majors. joints get smoked 13-2. >> we tee it at the 67th u.s. womens open, another first-time major winner, south koreanna choi, let my six shots. he shs shaky, on 12, finds the weeds but saves face, making this incredible par putt. kept her at 6-under the day. bogeys 18 put didn't matter. shoots a 1-over 73. wins her first major by four strokes for her sixth career lpga tour victory. >> to the greenbrier classic. kelly makes a long par putt. potter went eagle birdie should toe get into the playoff,

four-foot are for the win. yangs it but gets another four-fitter. this time he makes it, ted potter, jr., the victory. >> ama: what's mow risky than walking a tightrope with no safety harness? >> alan: or doing it blind-folded and backwards. a high wire perform

>> alan: we have a five alarm grass fire threatening homes in vacaville. we'll bring the latest at 6:00. >> ama: also coming up at 6:00. the big bar gap on beach front property in the san francisco bay, and the black market goes green. why recyclable material is now the hot ticket for thieves. join us at 6:00. >> alan: some tense moments for a tightrope walker in china. he was attempting to walk backward blindfolded across 766 yards of tightrope. >> it was windy, the cable started swaying, it was 130 feet to go. the performer lost his balance and fell. he says he started feeling faint. fortunately, though -- oh -- he was only slightly hurt. wasn't he tethered to something? that does it for us. captioned by closed captioning services inc.