i saw flames everywhere. half of the hillside is burnt up right now. >> fire tears through an east bay hillside putting neighbors on edge as it closes in on homes. this fire was no accident. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama dates. the fire began near alhambra avenue and lindh see drive in

martinez. sergio is live in martinez tonight. sergio? >> ama this neighborhood was clouded in smoke for hours as crews were battling a 15-acre fire in the hills just behind these homes. investigators tell us the fire was intentionally set and they have already made an arrest. wind-swept flames were pushed to within feet of some homes. airport crews kept it from destroying any property within minutes of emergency teams arriving a woman was taken in custody in connection with the fire. according to martinez police, officers arrived on scene because of a report of a woman starting the fire with a lighter. as the fire was raging they arrested 48-year-old julie ten -- tenpenny and she is facing arson charges. >> it was a wind driven fire. >> they quickly called for more resources and as the firecrews made their attack, some residents sprayed down

their yards because the flames moved fast. >> from the top of the hill it only took five minutes to burn down. >> plumes of smoke reached into the sky. there was a earn c for -- there was a concern for one resident who drove home only to find her neighborhood on fire. >> how far away is the fire from your house? >> not far. it is almost across the court. it is very close by. >> shocking when you got home to see that? >> very shocking and very scary. >> within a few hours the fire was contained and the only person injured was a police officer who was hurt when they arrested the arson suspect. in mart -- in martinez, abr7 news. >> and firefighters are bats lig flames along highway 4 in concord. the fire started just before 7:00 this evening. it burned between 8 and 10 acres and the fire never threatened any buildings. >> it was, about you changes are ahead.

now to news meteorologist leigh glaser for a first check on weather. leigh? >> you are exactly right. the temperatures today 70s and 80s and we are going to increase those numbers. it will go to the low 90s as we head toward monday afternoon. you can see live doppler 7hd and not picking up any returns. we have clear skies and slight offshore winds at this hour. you can see our highs for today, 87 santa rosa. 75 in san francisco. livermore reached 86 and san jose 81. we have another warm day on tap for our monday, and then after that get ready for a huge temperature drop. we'll look at the forecast coming up jie. thank you, leigh. a different scene in the midwest. new mfl -- new developments as tornadoes hit oklahoma, kansas and iowa. one person is dead and 20 injured from the storms that are expected to last through tuesday. emergency crews are out in force in shawnee, oklahoma overturned semitrucks litter the highway and several homes

been leveled including an entire mobile home park. >> it is unbelievable how the hail was coming straight sideways. >> i am glad everybody is safe and nobody was hurt. that's the main thing. >> coming up later, how many tornadoes touched down and the preparations under way as more severe weather closes in. yahoo! is expected to make a major move with a huge acquisition. but will it payoff? lilian kim has more. lilian? >> they have been in talks since last week. but now it appears to be a done deal which means yahoo! gets a whole new audience just about everyone is after. >> she had to put up or shut up. >> it was her biggest move as yahoo! ceo. 10 months that the job and she is leading the way for an acquisition of tumbler. >> yahoo! is buying a social media power house. if you can't build it, buy it.

they are getting 100 million bloggers. a lot of young people like tumbler. >> tumbler is a blogging site where they post stories and essays and other digital content. industry experts say 16 to 35 is the key demographic that the on-line advertisers are after. >> they have very viral. they share much more information . as a result as they buy something they will tell a friend they will buy something. >> the tumbler purchase comes with big risks. tumbler doesn't make a lot of money. meyer's biggest challenged is to figure out how. not the easiest task considering yahoo! has a poor practice record of maximizing its investments. the industry will be watching to see if she can pull it off. >> if successful she will be a hero. even if she is not completely successful it shows she is willing to take risks and go after this younger generation

that prized for yahoo! at this moment. >> yahoo! is expected to make an as you nouns meant -- make an announcement where tumbler is based. >> more concerns about the steel in the new eastern span of the bay bridge. cal trans discovered it was left exposed during construction. the sacramento bee shows few tests showed signs of corrosion, but a uc berkeley engineering expert said the testing methods were inadequate. the 102nd running of the beta breakers was a mixture of serious runners and those out to have fun. nearly 30,000 participants registered. costumes were plentiful, but there was a serious side. police increased their presence and used surveillance

cameras. >> we did come up with little safety plans along the way. we wanted to be here and we wanted to show our support. >> the concern in the back, but, yes,. >> the crowd was estimated at 80,000 people. around noon today in golden gate, pa, a man climbed to the top of the garfield statue near the conservatory of flowers. he brought in a 30-foot ladder, and he eventually climbed up the statue and was arrested and taken to jail. the man was one of 23 people arrested and most for public intoxication. and a fall from the apartment building left the man fighting for his life. the victim fell from the roof while attending a party after the race. it happened around 3:30 this afternoon along the golden gate park panhandle. the bay area super bowl

committee is making a final bid. they will decide between miami and the 49er stadium in santa clara. it is believed they have the advantage after the florida state legislature failed to approve funding to upgrade the dolphins aging stadium. lost your phone or worried that somebody is snooping when you are not around? michael finney is here with help. >> you can find out if somebody is digging through the dirt on your phone simply with the click of an app. i'll show you how three apps can help protect you from snoops and feeds coming up next. >> and a big night for music. we'll take you behind the scenes from tonight's billboard music awards. and wa

recent studies show if given half a chance people will try to find out what is on your smart phone. that got michael finney thinking how you can protect yourself. he is here with a 7 on your side security report. >> just what do you have on your smart phone? would you freak out if somebody was snooping, a spouse, your friends, co, woulders? there is a way to beat the snoops at their own game. what happens when you leave a cell phone unsecured? the maker of norton security wanted to find out. the company put 50 phones around san francisco and four other cities. here is what they found. while only 50% of the people who found the phones tried to

return them 97% rifled through them. >> the people on those phones snooped. they went around and looked at the work information the personal information and they tried to log into a bank account of a person and went into their facebook. they tried to go into files marched hr salaries. they tried to log into e-mail. curiosity is a powerful thing. >> it is not just lost or misplaced phones. she is with lookout security and a recent survey found those around us are big snoops too. >> one in three have peeked into someone else's phone and surprisingly in the survey we found one in ten have add -- admitted to looking at a co-worker's phone. >> there are features allowing smart phone owners to keep track of their phone and who is using them. >>- q. i if somebody tries to

enter your pass code and they enter it wrong three times it will snap a picture of them privately and send you an e hail with a picture of the person. you have a better idea who has your phone and where it is. >> we tested the app. we had an intern snatch our phone and head out of the newsroom and and down the street to the corner of green and front in san francisco. then she tried to log-in. the phone does not open, but we are alerted. >> at 7:28 somebody was trying to look in my phone. >> that's the thief. >> that's a cute thief. >> we get an e-mail saying uh-oh. is someone trying to unlike your device? >> we get a picture of the person attempted. allison used lookout to track down a phone she left in a cab.

>> we drove around looking for it and chased down the cab and took 45 minutes to catch up and finally found it and pulled the guy over and looked into it and i found my phone. >> if the person snooping on your phone knows your pass word, what then? try who snooped? it waits for someone to sign in with the correct pass word. it ?abs their picture and then when you get your dye -- device back you know who last signed on. >> it is not the phone that is that available anymore. your personal information, your business information, that's what is really precious and what really needs to be protected. >> because of that you really need to take steps to protect your phone. >> the app who snooped is only available for iphones and cost 99 cents. they are available for both android and apple and both are free and both have premium

services that offer more security option. options. >> i am surprised about co-workers. >> isn't that amazing? >> thank you, michael. taylor swift took home eight awards on the billboard music awards seen here on abc7. the big award, artist of the year. >> i wanted to thank you for making the soundtrack crazy for your emotions. >> one moment lead to thousands of tweet when's miguel jumped and landed on two women during his performance. he ended up taking the one caught under his right leg back stage and showing her around. also shown justin bieber and salina gomez sharing a smooch. and the man awarded the icon award stole the show. >> prince is an icon.

>> liking the fro there. several acts were criticized for lit syncing. prince was the month onp of them. it is warming up for our monday. >> it certainly is. we are seeing clear sky and we see a little wind component near the coast and the higher hills. get ready for a nice perfect day for your monday. richardson bay and this is from the tam cam. we have 64 degrees in oakland. san jose is still mild at 63. 49 in half moon bay and 56 santa cruz. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. santa rosa 60 and 63 in livermore and los gatos 62. gang, here is the look at the forecast highlights. we will keep it clear and a bit breezy near the coast. and then near 70 degrees. we are all going to heat up

another 5, 6 degrees. 70 coast side for your monday afternoon. enjoy the heat, mild to warm, however you like it. the big cool down tuesday and linger through the latter part of the workweek. lows in the 50s and we will keep some heat out toward the east bay valley area. 51 san ma that i yow and 49 for -- san mateo and 49 for half moon bay. the set up will be high pressure with us for one more day. keeping the storm track to the north of us. slight offshore winds will heat up the coast with temperatures near 70 tomorrow. as we head into monday night and tuesday that's when this bit of cold front is going to clip the bay area and bringing us a cooler air mass and temperatures are going to bottom out. we styeded to look at livermore, tomorrow 91 will be

your high. once the cool air comes in, boom, by tuesday you are down to 73. after tomorrow the temperatures will trend below normal for this time of year. 86 santa clara and 87 for san jose. even the coast will see sunshine. and palo alto to 84. san francisco is 74 and even the sunset district will be mild at 68 degrees with some sunshine there. and in the north bay, the temperatures are in the 80s, 87 for cloverdale and santa rosa and napa tomorrow 87. east bay shoreline, berkeley 79. 80 for oakland. newark 82 degrees. up and over the east bay hills we go and temperatures there will warm into the 90s. 90 for concord and pittsburgh and 92 brentwood and 91 for livermore. here is a look at the seven-day forecast. warmest day of the week is monday. and then a sharp drop in temperature on tuesday.

tuesday, tuesday night and wednesday the wind will pick up. we might be looking at a wind advisory on tuesday night. other than that we will start to warm back up next saturday and sunday. >> if you don't like it hot. hot, just wait a day. it will cool of on. and get your hands on hot, trendy looks for less. the new way to share clothes and

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service. >> i am afraid of buyer's remorse. when i buy something on-line i think that looks cool. when i get it at home i never have anything to wear with it. >> they eliminate the problem. members pay $19 a month and fill out a on-line profile and the stylist picks out three pieces of gally and puts it in a rocks box. >> thee can wear it up to two months and exchanging as often as she wants anytime for three new pieces. >> if you love. it you can buy it at a restaurant. >> i bought this necklace. >> another start up called la tote has a similar model with jewelry and clothes. >> most women grew up sharing clothes whether it is their sister, friend and it does president go away. >> the members pay $49 a month for boxes of three pieces of

clothing and two pieces of jewelry. when you send it back, the merchandise is inspected and cleaned for another customer. >> i get a package and i am excited. i want to open it and see what is inside. >> reporter: she has been a customer for four months. she tilled them out on-line and loves the service. the first package was not quite right. >> it didn't fit my body type or my stoil. i september an e-mail with what i liked and didn't like and my next package was great. >> we were there when she opened the latest box, a black bracelets and a dress. >> every item was a hit. >> men looking for a fashion update, check out tie society. it cost $10 to $50 a month depending on how many ties you rent. you choose the ties you president what. >> it will give access to designer ties i wouldn't

normally have access to. >> they repair minor damage for free and you pay for the most serious damage. the more quickly you wear and return these itemsthe more new items for your monthly service fee. kristen sze, abc news. >> we have links to the rental websites, abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. tomorrow levi straus will celebrate getting a u.s. patent for blue jeans. in 1873, the u.s. patent office called blue jeans work trower ises. trousers. >> mike shumann is here for a look at baseball. >> they got a little help from their opponents. either it was a great come

the a's are doing a royal flush with a win over kansas city. they got a little help from their friends. aj griffin didn't get the win, but they took three rounds and had five k's. the royals lead most of the game. they clawed their way back. r.b.i single in the fifth. cuts the lead to one. in the seventh inning and derrick norris and david lowe miss plays it badly. cocoa crisp brings him in and is men mendoza is not happy with that error. the a's complete the come back. a leadoff homer and his ace of the year. they completed the sweep and off to texas to face the range you ares on monday. giants and rockies and a 1-5 road trip would put me to sleep too. the giants' bats would not wake up. barry zito allowed 11 hits in

5 and two-third innings including this double by carlos gonzalez. 2-0 colorado. bases loaded and he brings in a couple more. rockies win it 5-0. g-men shut out for the first time since opening day. they head home for tomorrow night. the nba western conference finals began and guyslies and spurs. the spurs' legs held up fine. no trouble coast to coast. he also had nine assists for a team record playoff he had 18 points and crushed them 105-83 taking a 1-0 series lead. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up later a look back at the post season and ahead in the sharks playoff run. thank you, shu. violent storms move across the midwest injuring dozens.

and why johnny depp is considered to be an

good evening. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines a 48-year-old concord woman is under arrest under suspicion of arson. she started a four-acre brushfire in martinez with a cigarette lighter. it took an hour and a half to knockdown the flames because of wends and steep terrain -- winds and steep terrain. >> more problems on the bay bridge. thousands of ducts have suffered corrosion from water and salty fix. there could be a big move to social media. the company is expected to announce tomorrow the acquisition of the on-line content sharing site tumbler. the cost is $1.1 billion.

killer tornadoes are leaving a path of destruction in the midwest. this story is developing news. the storms have left at least one man dead and more than 20 people injured and caused millions of dollars in proper damage in kansas. it interrupted this mobile home park destroyed by this tornado. >> it is on the ground. >> powerful tornadoes swept across the midwest from kansas to oklahoma. this funnel cloud tore across the plain states sending debris in every direction and knocking out power. >> it was very scary. >> rescue workers spread out to work for injured residents in shawnee, oklahoma transporting them to local hospitals. the powerful winds even overturned tractor-trailers. the forecasters warned the midwest residents to expect tornadoes to come their way and they did. darkening the horizon and sewing destruction everywhere including the oklahoma city

suburb of edmund. >> it is coming rete for us. right for us. >> another tornado ouch touched down toward near kansas late sunday afternoon. earlier the twisters raged across the kansas town. >> the winds forced cars off the highway. an elderly couple sought refuge in their camper in the kansas state park. >> the wind just came up all of a sudden and they already started shaking and thankful that we were hurt more than we were -- weren't hurt more than we were. >> thankful to have shelter, even a shaky one. >> there have been more than 300 reports of severe weather in the last two days with the storms expected to continue monday and tuesday. abc news, new york. >> the boy scouts will take a major vote on the group's policy that excludes gay members. 1400 scout leaders will decide if openly dwai -- gay boys can

be scouts. the gay adults will still be banned from leadership positions in scouting. president obama challenged college graduates to serve their communities during a commencement address in georgia. this graduates tried to stay dry in moore house college in atlanta. the historically black college has an you will all male student body. the president shared insight from those moore house men. >> sometimes i wrote off my own failings as another example of the world trying to keep a black man down. i had a tendency to make excuses for me not doing the right thing. but one of the things that all of you have learned over the last four years is there is no longer any room for excuses. >> the president also attended a fundraiser in atlanta before returning to washington, d.c. nobody has come forward to say they are the owner of the winning ticket in the largest powerball jackpot in american history. america's newest

multimillionaire bought their ticket at the supermarket near tampa, florida. the winning ticket is worth $590.5 million. >> the anticipation is more of a pleasure than losing which is mostly ped what. i anticipate that i am a billionaire until i find out. >> a spokesman says it was unlikely the winner would come forward today. and that's because they can't claim their winnings until lottery offices open for business tomorrow morning. here is california -- here in california two people matched five of the numbers. one was sold at the 7-leep -- 7-eleven. the winner came in today to share the good news. the other winner was in taft near bakersfield. california has changed the dynamics of the powerball game. they joined in april and quickly was one of the top three states in terms of ticket sales. more than $83 million worth of

powerball tickets have been sold since april. the state nowccounts for 11% of the game's sales. an unusual honor for a hollywood star. actor johnny depp now has a permanent place in theanils of science. they named a 505 million-year-old fossil after the agoer it. the lobster-like creature reminds him of edward scissor hand. ahead, new hope for women who want to have a baby. the on-line pregnancy predicter that can help. and is your sunscreen good enough for the hot summer sun? the new concerns about the fda labels. >> and hi, everyone. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. speaking of sunscreen you will need it in the bay area. we will take another look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. and we have live doppler 7 with s

sun bathers are finding new sunscreen labels. the idea is to make them more effective to use. it filters the uva and the uvb rays. the consumer watchdog groups

say they continue to carry the ratings that are misleading and potentially dangerous. more than seven million people struggle with infertility. the treatments are widely available and they can cause tens of thousands of dollars and no guarantee they will work. carolyn johnson tells us the company is offering a personalized predicter of their chances of success with ivf. >> five-month-old lucus is the baby his mom always dreamed of, but having a child proved far more challenging than she and her husband ever imagined. >> we started trying ten months after we were married. we were both young and we didn't think it would be hard. after about a year -- after about 11 months we started to wonder why it wasn't happening. >> after consulting with specialists it was clear that invitro feater law vagues would be their best -- invitro was their best shot at a family. >> i need to make plans. and something like ivf was a

huge decision. >> melissa's research lead her to a personal liesed -- personalized predicter test and having success with ivf. >> it compares it against data that has already been performed with known out comes. and then it gives a very accurate read on what is the success and the chances of success of this patient. >> he is the co-founder of unify. >> look, we have always known that there are more factors other than age that impact a patient's chance of success. >> using the analysis they offer some real numbers to consider before moving forward. for the pre ivf test, a woman enters her height, weight, age, basic fertility numbers and smoking history. the same is true for her partner. and then in just a matter of minutes she receives this test report back from unify

including a probability of live birth, and in this case that's a 47% chance. a prognosis that is in terms of having a successful ivf cycle. information that puts the odds in perspective. >> it is really hard sometimes for patients to understand the statistics. >> dr. lynn is -- works at the fertility and reproductive center. she helps patients understand their chances better. >> this is a nice tool to use for a lot of patients. it just gives you another piece of information while are you trying to make the decision. >> her probability of success was above 65%. she had three ivf cycles in all. the first ended in miscarriage and the second was unsuccessful and the third gave her lucus. for her, unify confirmed what the doctors were telling her about her ns chas. >> i think -- about her chances. >> i don't think if i had gone

through this journey i couldn't apprecivery when i rock him to sleep. i am amazed he is mine. >> carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> the cost of the unified test ranges from $50 to $100 for the pre ivf test to 175 for the predict ivf test. and for women who have undergone invitro fertilization. and now another check of the weather before the work week. >> and locally we are all clear. as you can see there. let me take you to the midwest. if you were flying tomorrow, you could see these heavy thunderstorm cells developing from oklahoma all the way up toward kansas and into st. louis right now. some will move to the chicago area. very, very dangerous storms. they will fire back up throughout much of the region. 86 in atlanta and 87 for st. louis. if you are traveling around our state get ready for plenty

of sunshine. 81 for l.a. and saict monterey. 68 monterey. 92 in sacramento and lake tahoe is 72. my accu-weather seven-day forecast, temperatures are coming up tomorrow 90s inland and 80s around the bay. 70 near the coast. a sharp decrease or drop in temperature tuesday, wednesday and thursday. then we will start to warm things back up on sunday and monday. fog at live doppler 7hd for the latest bay area weather conditions. get video forecast and spare the air alerts and weather tweets frr your favorite weather team. mike will be here with an update on the abc7 morning news. >> thank you, leigh. >> shu is here with sports and the season may be over for the warriors, but they had a great run. >> and i know you miss them. the warrior season came to an abrupt ending. i thought we would look back at their phenomenal look in the post season.

nobody gave the warriors a chance in the post season, but they ran to the nuggets and then kicked up their spurs against san antonio. let's look back at their post season for abe mendoza.

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>> we just wanted to thank you guys. you made oracle arena a great place to play. >> was that fun or what? san francisco mayor ed lee is declaring tuesday warriors day. stefan curry will receive a key to the city. celebration starts 11:30 on tuesday morning city hall. can't wait until next year. let's move to the coliseum where the a's do a little royal flush with today's win over kansas city. a three-game sweep and they got a little help from their friends. griffin got the win, but he went 6, 3 once, 7 hits and 5k's. the a's battled back. r.b.i single in the fifth. cuts the lead to one. and then derrick norris with a single to men droa swraw.

to mendoza. ties it at three and then the a's complete the come back. he got all of that one. his eighth of the year. the a's win it 4-3 and completing the sweep and a 5-1 home stand. they are off to texas to face the rangers on monday. >> we are always playing. it is our mantra. it is what we are about. we will always play 20 -- play to the best of our ability. we get to enjoy our flight. other than that come out the next day. >> giants and rockies and a 1 in 5 road trip and that put me to sleep too. three hits and struck out five. barry zito allowed 11 hits and 5 and two-third innings and gave up five runs including this double off the wall by carlos gonzalez.

2-0 colorado. now bases loaded in the 6th and he brings in a couple more with a base hit. rockies win 5-0 and g-men shut out for the first time since opening day. they will head back home to face the gnats at at&t. the sharks trail the kings 2-1 in the semifinals thanks to an over time goal in last night's game three. it almost didn't happen. second period and he twists his ankle. he would leave most of the period and then was the over time hero after a particular tack toe play -- after a tic-tac-toe play. he was always a top tier player, but now he is getting recognized thaition wide. it doesn't bother him one bit. >> i put pressure on myself. it doesn't changing. >> he is a good player. obviously he is making plays and contributing.

>> final round of the by yawn nelson championship. number one pga event and birdied four of the first seven. he was tied with the third round leader on 16. he gets the birdie putt at 13 under. he remains 12 under. one under 69 on the round and wins his first ever pga event boy two strokes. final phase and it started in san francisco and ending in santa rosa. they won this three hours and four minutes and they lead the final three days and finished without incident. they won with a time of 29 hours and 43 minutes. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. the warrior series seemed like a longtime ago, but it was a lot of fun to look back on.

>> the fans are so excited for next year. >> no question. get out there on tuesday. support the warriors. >> absolutely. thank you, shu. >> and thank you for joining us. that's it for this edition of abc7 news. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm ama date for leigh glaser and mike shumann thank you for joining us. the alarm clock app is available for your phone or tablet. download it for free from itunes, the amazon app store itunes, the amazon app store and google play. there are two s who sit around thinking about

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