track. >> reporter: everyone i talked with today who knew here ray says they acknowledge that horse racing is a dangerous sport, but this weekend, the jockeys guild raised questions about the emergency medical team that chases after racers during each race. on board the ambulances on thursday and every race prior were emergency medical technicians. now there are paramedics on board. >> the flag at the race horse stables remains at half staff. some who turned out for the memorial only knew her rare are for the racing circuit. >> rode my horses last year. >> others new him from year. >> originally from mexico, known for his easy smile, and a live-long love of horses. >> they come from jalisco state. like texas. horse country. >> he died thursday when the horse he was riding.

morito, stumbled, and herrera fell off. friends and acquaintances said he died doing what he loved. >> being a jockey is a very dangerous profession. only sport in the whole world where you have the ambulance behind you in every race. >> this weekend, darryl hare with the job we guild raised concerns about the race team, saying paramedics would have been more qualified to take care of head injuries. he told me the emts were there on the scene but the paramedics arrived afterwards and it seemed like a long time. could have been two minutes or ten minutes. the county fair racetrack says they quickly responded to that concern. >> just to ease everybody's concerns, to make the job yes feel more secure, we have added one extra paramedic. >> the races continued on this busy sunday. >> it's post time. in memory of jockey here ray herrera.

>> and the fourth race was dedicated in his honor. >> earlier today i talked with the owner of the horse that herrera was riding. he tells me he had a very close connection to that horse and repeatedly asked to train on that horse, and asked several times if he could ride it. so the owner says it's very sad he ultimately died by being thrown from that horse. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> ama: a fremont man who survived a shark attack is talking about his experience. it happened yesterday in santa cruz. the shark left its mark on the kayak during the attack. the man, known as mel, says the force of the attack threw him into the water. he swam a bit and jumped aboard a private boat nearby. tonight he shared his story on a forum. he described the shark as saying hix hays wed gray and his mouth was closed when i saw hmm come out of the surface with my kayak

in his mouth. i can still see the seriousness in hi eyes. >> alan: investigators tracked down the owner of an april ban donned truck that caused a deadly pileup in san mateo. the broken down truck was left in the fast line of sound 101 near the exit where four cars crashed at 1:00 this morning. one person died. a second is in critical condition. the owner of the abandoned truck was not one cited or arrested. >> ama: hospital officials in san francisco are trying to identify a patient who fell from a freeway overpass. the patient appears to be latino man in his 20s, dark hair, brown eyes, 5'4", and 145 hounds. here's a picture of him. he fell yesterday afternoon from the 280 freeway overpass. wearing a black t commit light colored pant. he has severe head trauma. if you have information, call san francisco general hospital. >> which you parishioners in san

jose are singing awe ca pel la after thieves stole their instruments. 'they were struck twice this month, wednesday right after police took the report. >> we sing with your human voice, let people know it's the voice of our lord that is really important so we can sing out as much as we can, and they can take everything but they can't take our voice. >> alan: a mariachi concert will be held the church this thursday evening to raise money to buy more instruments. money to buy the previous instruments were paid for by taco sales. >> a bike ride was held in memory of a professor who what killed. he was a long-time professor of environmental studies. today his fellow cyclisted

gathered to remember their friends. the suspect in the death admitted to hitting him and could face a charge of vehicular manslaughter. a quake rattles northern california. just as bay area cities make preparations for the big one. >> alan: an oscar winning acting legend passes away. >> ama: the east coast heat wave takes a toll on air calf. >> leigh: all eyes on downtown oakland as temperatures there cooled off today. in fact the entire bay area, numbers dropped from 15 degrees in some locations. get ready for a big warmup. we'll take a look at the

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>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: a small quake rattled northern california. the 4.3 quake struck just after 5:00 this morning about three miles northwest of fort bragg. there was no damage from the quake. >> ama: if the big one hits, your family needs to be prepared. that was the message at the san francisco fire department's get really ready day. during the massive '89 craig san francisco emergency response teams were overwhelmed. in such events officials say families need to be prepared to survive on their own. theres basic steps to make it through a disaster. >> big three are to have a kit, to have a plan, and get some training, and so the fire department offers the training. in the kit you want to have water, flashlight with batteries, some nonperishable foods, and what we really

encourage is that people have a plan to stay in their home. >> fire officials say they often have to remind people that san francisco really is earthquake country. >> alan: now you can own an island in san francisco bay if you have about $5 million. red rock island is for sale at a discounted price. the six acre mass of rock is six miles north of san francisco near the richmond san rafael bridge there are no structures on the island and only accessible by boat or helicopter. the price is now just under $5 million, which is a dramatic drop from the $22 million price list earlier this year. what bargain. >> ama: and you can buy the private helicopter. >> remembering ernest borgnine. >> alan: the black market goes recent, recyclable material is now the hot 'pick for thieves. >> mike: roger federer got all he can handle from andy murray,

and josh reddick -- have i mentioned he should be an all-star? --ed get

>> alan: a five alarm fire is burning near interstate 80. we're joined live from the scene with the latest. >> reporter: we're here on pena adobe road in sake -- vacaville. it went to four alarms but they had so much manpower on hand they didn't pull the fifth alarm. we're join by chief doug rogers. cancan you tell us what happene? >> we're under investigation on the cause. a week stubble field. the wheat had been harvested. a good wind and burned 15 acres. the main concern was it would jump the road here and then from there it had a pretty clear path into the city of vacaville, so we called ten engines locally. calfire sent a land response and we contained the fire in an

hour. >> any homes threatened. >> no. we contained it in the roadways. >> any injuries? i understand the highway had a lot of smoke on it and traffic was affected? >> ey, traffic was affected for a while. my understanding the chp shut the highway down for a would you minutes and the traffic was horrendous. took one unit 40 minutes to get hire from dixon. >> what is happening right now? >> we're in the mop-up stage. cal friarfire brought ad toker in. we have hand crews putting down soil around it and mopping up hot spots. >> that's the assistant fire chief, now, this road is closed westbound on to highway 80. also closed going into cherry glen and pleasant valley road. this fire was knocked down, took an hour for firefighters to finally putt this fire -- put this fire out.

>> ama: oscar winning actor ernest borgnine passed away today. he died sunday at cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles. borgnine was moan for -- known for his knoll mchale's navy and won an oscar for the 1955 film "marty." he ways 95-year-old ol'. >> a sign of tough economic times in many cities the black market is going green. thieves are getting into the recycling business. cardboard can fetch big bucks. one legitimate recycler believes cardboard thieves cost his firm $100,000 a week. >> doesn't make it a high priority, so the risk of getting caught is low, and then the penalties are low. >> cooking grease also attracts the looking to make a quick buck. energy companies buy it to make

biofuels for vehicles. thieves who strike in the middle of the night day money from the pockets of businesses big small. >> alan: the heat wave created problems for airlines. a u.s. airways flight was delayed after it got stuck in a soft spot on the tarmac caused by the extremely high temperatures, causing the wheel's to sink into the tarmac. the plane was unloaded and pulled out by a cart used on larger aircraft. >> leigh: temperatures will start to climb, especially tuesday and wednesday inland. near 100 degrees. but we're not going to see the excessive heat like 109, 110, like they did back east. nonetheless it's the same weather system moving in today will probably be the coolest day of the work week. live shot, san francisco, the

fog bank continuing to move inland. a massive area of clouds. these are low clouds sitting off the coast, burned back to just the coast earlier in the day so we saw some sunshine, but you can see from san francisco, ocean beach, daly city, half moon bay, that's where the fog is, the westerly wind and all of that will move ebbland overnight. here's a look at the highs. 39 was he the in antioch. 60 for san francisco today. and san jose reached a high of 74. all these temperatures are coming down as much as 12 degrees. in some communities. right now we have 89 in antioch. concord is enjoying sunshine. it's mild, 85 degrees. san francisco, 58. 77 right now in san rafael. half moon bay with the fog and the overcast. 57, and 70 in san jose. for the highlights. low clouds at the coast and the bay tonight. maybe a little mist and drizzle.

we had it last night over the golden gate bridge. warming trend begins tomorrow and get ready for hot temperatures mid-week. overnight temperatures, generally in the 50s. and tomorrow morning, overnight tonight, low clouds will move inland. this is 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. back to work time after the holiday week, and then you notice the low clouds and fog burn well off the coast by mid-day or so so look for more sunshine, and that will translate to some warmer temperatures for us tomorrow. but it's going to be tuesday and wednesday when that bubble of hot air starts to retrograde back towards the west. inland temperatures, 95 to 100 degrees and here's what you can expect. concord, 90 tomorrow. by tuesday, up to 96. and then wednesday, temperatures peaking out near 100 degrees. livermore and concord. mainly affect inland communities at the coast. look for upper 60s to low

70s. that's where the heat relief will be as we head into tuesday and wednesday. tomorrow, 84 for san san jose, t the coast, 64. half moon bay, 80. 66 for san francisco. in the north bay, heating up. santa rosa, 90. 87 napa. oakland, 8 2. inland locations, brentwood, oakley, pittsburg, starting to heat up. mid-to-low 90s for monday. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, cool one day, warm things up, monday, tuesday, wednesday, the host day of the week, near the century mark inland, and then cool down friday and saturday. this year's a.i.d.s. walk in san francisco will be held on sunday, july 15th to register call 415-615-walk.

>> alan: time for sports with shu and another v.a. has won wimbledon. >> mike: the tennis guy is 30 years old, is ancient unless you're roger federer or serena williams. serena won yesterday, and of course roger, the king of the grass courts, won his seventh today. his opponent andy murray trying to become the first brit to win wimbledon since 1936. wins the first set. second set, the champ got his groove. great drop shot. then the rain fell. 40 minute delay until the gato roof closed. nobody left. after the delay, murray seemed to struggle. roger came alive. murray, wicked fall. could have hurt himself. this game lasted 20 minutes. federer broke murray, who slipped on the grass, chasing down the lob. roger wins the third set. on championship point. federer serve he can. murray's shot goes wide. federer ties pete sampras,

seventh wimbledon title and now number one in the world but a very emotional andy murray afterwards. >> everybody always talks about the pressure of playing at wimbledon, how tough it is, but, um, it's not the people watching -- they make it so 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. it's work out so many times over the year here at wimbledon that i play my best in the semis and the finals. i couldn't be more happy. so it feels great being back here as the winner. >> mike: a's' and mariner tries to gel out off town in the rubber game and it took extra innings. the 1950 seattle rain nears and the oakland oaks, going retro. marilyn monroe and lucille ball loving it.

the king looked sharp, fanning and allowing one run. that's game goes to extras. bottom 13, weeks on first, and redick, slashed this walkoff down. why isn't this guy an all-star? aye a's win, and reddick gets the pie in the face before he could speak. >> he has a plane to catch. i think in an hour and a half. so we said, let's end this thing. i got a six hour drive. so i'm ready to hit the road, and a go way to go into the break. >> on his way to vegas. giants and pirates, matt cain having fun before the all-star break, mccutchen warm upg testify home run derby. clutches the offerle by tim lincecum. 18 for the year. 2-0 pirates. then walker in the third, the solo shot. lips thumb, three innings, six runs, seven hits, falling to 3-10, the worst e.r.a. in the

majors. 6.4. >> let's tee it up at the u.s. womens open and another first time major winner, naship yeon choi. she was a bit shaky. trouble bogeys 10, which then her approach finds the rough but makes an incredible par putt. she yoigs 18 but didn't matter. shoots a 1-over 73 and wind by four strokes. her sixth career lpga tour victory. >> final round the greenbrier classic, decided in a playoff. kelly makes the long par putt. potter, who went eagle birdie to get into the replyoff, four footer to the win. yanked it. but he gets another chance on the third playoff hole. this team he makes it. potter's first ever pga tour victory. >> stage eight of the tour de france. 98 miles ending in switzerland. the frenchman takes the stage by

himself at the finish. bradley higgins holds on for the yellow jersey, a ten-second lead over evans. >> sharks hall of famer larry robin is so as an assistant coach. clinched a playoff berth today. >> does spider-man reboot hold up? how it fared at [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

>> coming up at 11:00, another bay area city considered a ban on plat tick bags and if you think the pink slime scandal is gross. there's even nor unappetizing news about what you eat. >> ama: the amazing spider-man came out swinging at the box office. >> you don't want a man, peter parker. >> don't believe what the police are saying, do you? >> ama: a big opening weekend for the spider-man reboot. making $65 million, and $140 million since tuesday. ted fell to second place with 32 million. brave is still doing well, $20 million. savages opened at number four, taking in 16 mill, and magic

mike earned 15 mill in its second weekend. >> alan: i'm alan wang. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. like abc-7 news on facebook and raise $1 for the sleep train dream campaign. captioned by closed captioning services inc.