sky 7 live over breaking news. you can see charred grass and flames, crews are battling this fire that started in a field near a chemical plant that is now threatening a neighborhood. >> the fire was on federal property at the site of the concord naval weapons station but it appears to have moved

beyond that weapons station property. right now flames are burning up against port chicago highway. >> as far as we've heard there are no evacuation orders in place for this neighborhood. you can see there is a very heavy presence there on port chicago highway which is shut down at the moment. we're looking at video sky 7 took for us earlier. you can see flames chewing through this dry grass here. no evacuations orders but you can see flames here. >> these pictures taken a half hour ago. seemed like this thick smoke was spreading rapidly and this was going to be really more of an imminent problem and threat from the shots we've seen live now, there is still a wall of flames but it's reduced. we're just eye balling this. here is a live shot i'm

talking about now. we still have fire burning there along edges. the black part has been charred but no homes threatened at this point. >> homes across the way is what everybody is concerned about. cal fire is giving aerial support with one of their helicopters dropping retardant on thchl a number of crews on the scene here trying to stop advance of the flames. and this is the old naval weapons area. this is caught fire here and of course big concern was this plant because they didn't want this to burn in that direction. we can tell you it's burned away from the plant. >> zooming back out here, you can see a ridge of fire is burning. there don't appear to be homes there. the smoke has been reduced won't you say? so these are positive signs zooming back in here to try to

see this might be an area of active flames now. just smoke here at the moment. >> we do have contra costa county on the line now. what can you tell us about efforts underway now? >> so far 50 acres burned. exposures limited to tractor trailers. and we're up to costa county fire. >> so a lot of hands on this one. and are you fighting this from the air? >> yes, ma'am we have two helicopters and one aircraft. >> any concerns about homes in danger? >> in concerns about homes. only thing we're recommending

if you're sensitive to smoke is you shut windows and doors and turn off air conditioning if you can. >> over the area giving us a better perspective of what burned. we can see there is an area burning that butts across port chicago highway. that looks like homes are not burning there any longer. >> we've been doing back burning. >> is there a shelter in place order? >> there is no order of shelter in place at this point. >> okay. >> how are the conditions now wind wise? >> the winds have been steady. they're dropping down now. >> that is welcome news as well. we can now see one of the helicopters from cal fire doing its job.

>> steve what is your expectation at this point? >> okay. all right. he's gone at this point you've got a resident are, mike. it's larry beil. where are you? what do you see now? >> i'm on port chicago down from the fire. smoke clearer now. not as heavy as earlier. >> were you concerned this was going to jump over the snae. >> yes. kind of looked like it's going to. the way the smoke was traveling. there was black smoke, now, it's white smoke again. >> that is what noticing as well. >> any issue with anything? >> i've got allergies and it's

a little worse today but smoke has been north of us rather than on top of the house. so. >> so you're not worried?. >> no. >> how are the neighbors react something. >> they're looky loos. >> mike, thank you for sharing what is going on there now. >> our breaking news continues on twitter all have you to do is follow us. >> turning now to other news only minority on all female jury that acquitted george zimmerman of murdering florida teenager trayvon martin is talking about that decision in an exclusive interview with good morning america anchor robin roberts. >> the juror told reports she believes zimmerman was guilty but there wasn't evidence to convict him. she offered an apology to martin's parents. here is part of the could be r

conversation. >> george zimmerman got away from murder but you can't get away from god. at the end of the day, he's going to have a lot of questions and answers he has to deal with. you know the world goes in circles. >> and you can hear more on world news coming up at 5:30 z then, night line tonight at 12:35. >> we've learned there have been two break ins on the university computer system in two months. >> haiker just needs yugser names and a passion word in

order to gape access to sensitive information. stanford prompted users to change pass words immediately. the university says it doesn't no information or data stolen. this is the second time in under three months networks have been breeched. you're looking at what a hacker stole on may 14th. no pass words appear to have been stolen. because of stanford medical center security experts worry hackers can take over devices connected to the networks. >> if bad guys get to it they can change settings and they can mess it up. which means things aren't happening the way they should

be happening. >> is there a danger of someone's life? >> absolute lie stanford only releasing press releases with few details. data security experts telling us getting into a sick sis tim could help hackers to do denial attacks or send out malicious code to people they would know and identify name with so they'd be tempted to open the e mail. now, network security people say this breech could cost the university millions of dollars because of the pass word changes as well as infrom a structure changes they'll have to make to protect sensitive data. we're live at stanford abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> contra costa county officials blaming a technical mistake for an he vac order issued during a gas leak that was supposed to be limited to surrounding area but it went tout all of contra costa

county and populations of more than one million people. police evacuated homes and businesses and let everyone back in five hours later. >> today, friends and neighbors are remembering a beloved oakland dog walker murdered yesterday. the 66-year-old judy solo man was shot on burns street. police say she was hit by gunfire. people who knew her say she was an animal lover who took care of pets. neighbors suspect robbery might have been a motive. >> someone is a couple bucks richer with whatever she had in the purse there, plus a cheap smart phone. and judy lost her life. it's awful. >> police say they are reviewing video ask police and crime stoppers offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

>> work underway to repair a gas station, construction workers are busy with the 76 station in glenn view neighborhood. you can see the huge hole in the wall. that is el fwant but effective. police have not made any arrests yesterday. >> a mother has been arrested and charged with vehicular manslaughter for this crash this year that killed her young daughter. 30-year-old arkita myers was driving on may 20th when she swerved to avoid a truck. her suv overturned and her 5-year-old was thrown from the skprek killed. four other passengers including a 7-year-old child, two teenagers were also injured. investigators say neither of the children was in a car seat and the other passengers were not wearing seat welts.

>> we have seen the food truck trend taking off now landing at sfo. >> long lines of workers and travelers showed up for the first of what will be weekly off the grid events. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield was there. >> not just your bags you can check. for the next four thursdays you can check out food trucks. >> began as an employee suggestion but open to airport employees and passengers as well so. year excited about it. >> passengers think it sounds cool, too. but they do have questions about logistic autos i think it would be good but park is going to be bad, traffic is bad here. >> airport officials realize food trucks can't squeeze in here so they'll tuck them away at the very end of terminal one. and have set up stable ta

tables just inside. >> we're only able to accommodate two food trucks at a time. >> we heard concern for airport restaurants. >> that is probably not a great thing. >> officials say they like the luck autos a lot of them are excited to try it themselves. part of it is just the fact this is a small snap shot. you know? three hours for one day per week. so represents a small fraction. >> this is just a trial run to see how people respond. in passengers say they're willing to give it a try it would be great. food here is expensive. >> and you're looking at a little bit of history. this is from the truck today.

other truck offering indian food. at sfoabc 7 news. >> hungry. >> yes. >> let's check on the forecast. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. we've had per sis sent low clouds and fog today. so but nice and sunny and things heated up. severe thunderstorms a wide expanse there. so evening hours we'll here is a look at mount tam camera. you can see clouds down low and high clouds or mid level clouds. temperatures now 62 degrees in

san francisco. 62 in oakland. 79 in san jose. another live view at golden gate bridge you can see low clouds and fog. temperatures 77 in santa rosa. 84 novato. 89 in livermore. so you can see a eleven view over san francisco. you can see a forecast now. we're going to see low clouds and fog this he can. some sun sunshining through tomorrow morning and high temperatures about 60s at the coast tomorrow and 90 inland. >> thank you. >> still ahead at 4:00 a woman crashes her car moo this bay area hair salon. you won't believe what she did after the accident. >> another woman coming back home to find it empty because of a bank mistake z get this. it wasn't even her bank. >> then, we're live with latest look at the work on the new bay bridge.

what's happening with construction and opening on schedule.

a high-speed chase ended like this this morning. a car crashing near williams street. this started in oakland when police went to check out a call of shots fired this a neighborhood. they arrive asked chased a car until it smashed. officers arrested a man and woman and say the car was stolen. >> some frightening moments at this salon.

a car plowed through the front door. police say it happened around 9:20 when a 92-year-old woman hit the gas instead of the break. -- brake. four people were inside at the time. no one was hurt. the driver walked back into the salon and had her hair done. police did not cite her in this accident. >> ask sky 7 sky 7 hd in bay >> it did burn away from the plant. started on federal property at the there is a neighborhood near here. the flames did not jump. none of the homes is considered threatened. >> winds have not been a real

factor in the fire conditions there. winds out of the west, northwest at about six miles per hour occasional gusts. humidity not very low, 40% and not hot there. it's warm. it does not appear weather is going to be a factor. we've got low clouds and fog keeping conditions cool there. a live view now from east bay hills camera over the bay looking west. our forecast features, low skploudz fog. slightly cooler days. and we'll start warming up again next week. pulling back to take a look at radar composite now we only have a flow of some moist air moving up from ocean fueling thunderstorms. over in the sierra. but doesn't look like anything unusual there.

and here in the bay area tonight fog pushing beyond the coast. locally inland. low temperatures into mid to upper 50s across the area tonight. here is a look at a fog pattern forecast for tomorrow starting at 8:00 there will be fog inland burning back to the coastline in place as way from the coast. will be cooler in areas tomorrow, high temperatures from 60s to 70s around the bay. upper 50s to 60s on the coast. upper 80s inland, perhaps touching 90s. let's start in the south bay. sunny skies and warm. 88 in morgan hill. 73 in san mateo up to 80. on the coast 58 pacifica. downtown san francisco, 65 tomorrow. 61 in the sunset district. north bay highs mainly into upper 70s but warmer farther north around clear lake.

69 in oakland. inland east bay will be warm but not hot. mid 80s in concord but up to bf 90 in antioch. and here is the accu-weather forecast. a cooling trend temperatures remaining into 80s throughout the weekend. pleasant week is ahead. >> thank you. >> up next a rare opportunity that a's fans will get to see home run king. >> and after 4:30 reaction here in the bay area to this 11-year-old yemeni girl's message about arranged marriages that has gone viral. >> want a smarter collusion? go to abc 7 news.com and you can drive away with a brand new smart car. we'll announce the winner

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are. an ohio woman wants her belongings back after a bank mistakenly repossessed her home. she returned home to find a bank foreclosed on her house.

she found out the repo man mistook her home for the one across the street. she says her house was a shamble autos when i found it it was in the middle of this floor, knocked over with leg broken off. we had a seven piece patio set here, that is gone this, was full of high performance toyota engine autos what a nightmare. barnett's belongings had been haul wade, others trashed, some sold. she presented the bank with an $18,000 estimate but says they refused to pay retail value. she's trying to negotiate a settlement. >> unbelievable. >> a home run show come together coliseum in oakland starting tomorrow. >> this is a a lot of fun. a's open early at every friday home game to allow fans to watch home run derby champ take batting practice. >> this is a rare treat.

now, tomorrow, gates are going to open at 4:30. i only caution one thing here, he's coming back from a wrist injury so might take it easy. might not be bomb as way with him going all out. he knows people are coming in. >> right. >> still ahead nancy pelosi lashes out at the behavior of anthony weiner oor chilling video of a deadly train crash in spain and clues giving investigators to exactly what happened. >> also, the pope in brazil and surprise greeting some people got today during his visit to rio. >> a look at progress workers are making despite uncertainty over when goitsing to open. >> and other live take a look now from sky 7 above the brush

fire are burning at

want to start on breaking news we've been following throughout this newscast. sky 7 remains live over a grass fire in contra costa

county appearing to be under control at this point. it's been burning a large area near a chemical plant in bay point this, started around 1:00 this afternoon on federal property at the site of the former concord naval weapons station. it's spread beyond that property, flames were burning up against port chicago highway. a concern about homes being threatened. turned out not to be the case, crews set up on the highway and near homes and flames did not zwlaump road. the fire mostly out, but crews are still putting out hot spots. we continue to monitor it and you can continue to follow our property on twitter on abc 7 news bay ear now to that deadly train derailment in spain. 80 people are dead, one is an american. police say they plan to question the train's driver both as a witness and possible suspect. they believe speed is a factor in this crash. >> this is the aftermath of

the horrific train derailment in spain this, train car flung into the street above. empty chairs lay in the dirt. below a man tries to break a window to help people inside. the train nears the bend waits flying by at 118 miles per hour twice permitted speed behind schedule, the driver says he was moving fast. a full investigation is still underway. >> the driver for instance ignored it or did the system fail? >> nearly a third of the 218 passengers were killed. so many bodies towels and blankets were being used to cover those who didn't survive. among those on board six americans, one confirmed fatality. the sports stadium used as a morgue and prayer and tears,

and few, tears of relief. >> president obama extended his condolences saying american people grieve with our spanish friends. >> spanish media claims the driver posted this comment it would be amazing to go alongside police and overtake them and rigger off the speed camera. comments posted beneath a picture of the train's speedometer. reports say the driver does have 30 years of experience. >> there was an elaborate ceremony to welcome pope francis for world youth day. events zpoktd attract one million people including thousands from the home country of argentinea. the pope visited a well known slum in rio. he waded into the crowds in the rain and told residents

not to be discouraged. >> new revelations in the anthony weiner saga. he admits he traded racy messages with as many as three women. that is not all. a gossip site posted a nude photo he allegedly sent to a woman last year. house minority leader says behavior is rep hencible and disrespect yfl of women. >> what is really stunning is that they don't realize, they zront a clue and it's really if they're clueless, get a clue. if they need therapy, do knit private. >> so far, weiner refusing to bow out of the race for democratic nomination for new york mayor but controversy is beginning to hurt him. a new poll shows he has lost his lead faling now nine

points behind city council woman christine quinn. >> pal yes alto is the latest bay area city trying out this new crime fighting tool scanning cars for crime this that city. the technology consists of four cameras placed on cars. the officer drives around the city cameras captured license plates of every car that passes. special software then checks to see if the car is stolen or the driver want forward a crime. >> it's design forward law enforcement only. it's not designed for the individual, whether an officer or someone else to, find out where someone may have been, whether it's a house. it's not subpoenable. >> several cities have added this new technology to their tool kit. other county police departments are getting the license plate read grorz their cars soon. police are going to meet to decide how information will be archived. >> new bay bridge opening may

be delay frtd original target but construction work is keeping pace. heather? >> hi, carolyn. you can't see it but according to mtc and it's true there is a cloud of uncertainty. hanging over the new bridge that is the uncertainty about when it will open. despite that cloud, however, construction work is continuing on those home stretch projects according to labor day targets opening date, things like paving, sorry, lane striping five lanes two shourlders could begin this weekend. paving is completed. island exit sign, up, and landscaping underway at eastern end between two decks. 96 palm trees will be planted echoing across the span. >> we might see landscaping

happening at east end where the bridge touches down into oakland. palm trees might be planted. >> despite these finishing touches going on labor day opening schedule no one knows when the bridge will open. >> it's really so wide open. and is a wide window as well. >> repair work on broken bolts continues. the contractor says it will be done by december 10th. a proposal is being considered that might allow opening sooner than that date. one thing is sure caltrans still needs four days of closures in order to make the final connection. but there is no telling how much notice we'll get when that decision is made. >> with prepared to be given less notice. >> caltrans aiming for a party

including public access but there is uncertainty over that as well. >> a man walks through the west with three mules was in redwood city fighting a ticket. he was given a citation for violating a law prohibiting cattle or horses within city limits. >> our live is spent together we've been doing this for you know thousands of years. i belong to that energy that, place. and we're not going to quit because a city spreads asphalt and starts making all of these laws and rules of exclusion. >> sears, who goes by the name mule said woe try to convince the judge and he his mules are a national living moving monument and as such deserve special requirements.

no word yet from the court or john sears. >> i saw him walking on el camino yesterday or the day before my kids were hanging out of the car! it was such a bizarre si. koit have caused an accident. >> maybe he is a living national monument. >> i think he's got something there. >> yes. yes. >> mules he rode in on. >> still ahead at 4:00 we know who was behind a prank in marin county. >> first a terrifying crash caught on video. what happened after this? and the riders connection to a famous golfer. >> i'm spencer christian. looking at western sky that fog is subyorn as a mule. >> really? >> keeping temperatures down along coastal areas. i'll give you a look at the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> speaking of fog it's thick right now. would have been a nice place to take a walk with a mule

there. cool,

grandson of jack nicklaus returns following a terrifying accident. the video shows him slamming his motorcycle into a car that pulled in front of him in tallahassee. he slid 75 feet past the city

bus. the camera on the bus recorded this. o.leery walked away suffering nonlife threatening injuries. he is going to be florida state's starting tight end. >> it moves -- proves he's such an athlete he was able to take that hit and roll. >> yes. it helps but he probably got lucky. >> yes. >> let's update on the forecast now. >> yes. >> that is scary. here is a look at live doppler 7 we've got marine layer along the coast. tomorrow, warm tomorrow, a line of showers and thundershowers reaching to the gulf coast. cool up in boston highs only 70. 71 in fargo. dallas a high of 92 tomorrow. and tomorrow, mainly sunny skies warm in spots.

a high of 100 in chico. 94 in sacramento. 101 in fresno. clouds and some moisture down there. 81 in los angeles. here in the bay area, we'll have sunny skies with some patches of fog. just mild around the bay with highs into 70s on the coast upper 50s to around 60. tomorrow evening giants taking on cubs, game time 7:15 will be breezy and cool. temperatures only into 50s but that is sort of the noerm, play fall. >> still head why republican senator mccain was talking about strippers on capitol hill today. >> giving back to the community. work to help a navy veteran. >> i'm michael finney. what you may be paying more on

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says legislation toin crease circulation of dollar coins will help the country including strippers. mccain says phasing out dollar bills in favor of coin woz benefit dancer as louing them to get larger bills like $5, 10s skpdz even $100 this in response to a strip club owner complaints about mccain's bill. supporters say phasing out the dollar bill would save the country nearly $14 billion over 30 years. >> a napa artist admitted he's the person behind signs that read speed enforce bid drones and show a missile. they appeared last week. the 59-year-old artist says it's a political statement for the use of drones. he could face a penalty for putting up the signs. >> a striking video of surfers

in santa cruz. take a look. this is a well known surfing spot near downtown. he used a device with a go pro camera. he says he's been contacted dozens of types to make more videos like this one. that is amazing. >> yes. angles and pictures are butte oofl a navy veteran saved home makeover courtesy of home depot. two dozen workers volunteered to trance form the home this was all free of charge. >> about two years ago our company made a commitment to donate over $80 million to veteran projects to improve their homes. and as many veterans as we can get into safe living conditions as possible.

>> serious health issues prevented bill from keeping up maintenance on the home. home depot workers became ware of the plight while installing new carpeting in the house. >> this is a startling statistic. a study is warning one out of three consumers is paying $215 aevery year for things they didn't want and did not intend to buy. >> these sneaky charges appear on your bills in small increments so unless you're looking they're easy to miss. often stemming from free trial memberships. the problem is that they come with subskripgss. consumers paying $14.3 billion in gray charges. you see them, those amazing before and after pictures that entice to you buy a weight

loss product but how truthful are they? fitness trainer andrew dixon shows how easy it is to doctor those pictures. he is fit then does a trick. >> i took a photo, let a gut hang out, shaved my beard and chest. lighting, optimal. >> he's he slouches, wearing a shaggy beard then changes lighting oils up, check this out! the after picture no diet, no exercise, just manipulation. >> wow. >> yes. >> amazing, huh? here is another whammy costing parents more this year to buy school supplies when they apparently have less to spend. a survey by huntington national bank finds prices jumped 7.3%. that outpacing inflation by

nearly 2%. this hike comes when the national retail federation is predicting parents will cut back spending 8% in this year. now, coming up 7 on your side and consumer reports put hand and stick vacuums to the test. find out if they can get the job done around the house tonight at 5:00. >> before and after was mazing. people asked me model for before pictures. not after. thank you. >> we want to remind you watch abc live stream is now available in the bay area. >> a new way tochl peer yens abc at home or out and about. >> it's a special new benefit at no additional cost sheer what you do. go to abc 7 news.com to find out how to access watch tv enter your account information and get watch abc live stream or

search watch abc to down load the app. >> up next a video out of the middle east capturing attention world wide. an 11-year-old girl's fight against forced marriages. >> what two young children did when someone broke into their home. >> new images researchers are uncovering in

a video of an 11-year-old's girl fight against forced marriages in yemen has gone viral. >> she says she narrowly escaped being forced to marry an older man. >> this video taken by a camera crew in yemen. nada is speaking to her parents. go ahead and marry me off, she says, i'll kill myself, just like that. i won't go back to live with

them, i won't. according to media reports her parents arranged for her to marry an older man. her uncle then took her to police to make a complaint. i would have had no life, no education, don't they have compassion? we don't know the financial circumstances of the family, when we talked to members of a san francisco yemeni mosque they insisted this doesn't happen in their country. >> never in my life, never, ever. >> yet according to the united nations children fund half of all girls in yemen marry before age 18. and 14% of those marry before age 15. >> this is wrong. happening for children. >> with the middle east childrens alliance says in 2009 parliament passed legislation raising the marriage age from 15 to 17. but repeeled by conservative leaders. no word when it will be voted

on again. >> but implementation of the new rules is not there yet. families are still in control of the future of their children. >> organizations say this happens in a few other countries they say india and bang where la desh are the worst. a care spokesperson talked to use this is a problem has been going on many,. centuries so we're looking for ways to not just stop one or two cases but to create a social movement and a social change to stop it. >> the 11-year-old now live was her uncle but says she wor business about other girls saying they might die, doing whatever comes to mind. they're just kids what. do they know? the video posted four days ago on you tube, it's lfr gotten nearly 7.5 million hits and has been picked up by dozens of outlets which are now

helping to raise wareness around the world. thank you z thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> a wildfire comes close to homes in contra costa county. we're live with a battle against flames. >> hearing from one juror who acquitted george zimmerman what. she wants to say to trayvon martin's family. >> i'm sandhya patel. cooler days are head. we'll check out the weekend forecast coming up. >> this is a live picture over a fire burning near bay point. it's now under control. good evening, everyone. >> i'm larry beil. the fire started in a field near a chemical plant in bay point coming close to some homes but crews have a handle

on flames at this point. it appears to be wrapped up at this point and no longer a tleet let's check in now with wayne freedman with the latest. wayne? >> this is what they're you calling a 90 fire, 90 acres burned, 90% contained. here is the view that started about 1:00 inside of the naval weapons station. then, neighbors say there are fires here every summer. here is one of them. >> i'm assuming from the train tracks. every year, it happens. parks go down here and sparks