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abc 7 news. >> announcer: live from the kgo broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >> hot temperatures and high fire danger. tonight, crews mopping up house fires and a grass fire. we begin tonight with developing news out of mountain lane in one of the homes. while firefighters tried to put it out, the! 'é fire jumped to neighboring house. no one was hurt. other houses in the neighborhood were evacuated. >> there is a chance that the gas line that is running to the home may be involved as part of the fire. because of that, we are keeping people at a safe distance. >> pg&e arrived to check the gas line and made any row pairs. here's a live look outside right now. let's look for our first check on weather.

lee? >> yeah, let's go ahead and take a look at some high sport today. you'll notice for yourself temperatures definitely heated up. we had a hundred degrees in liver mor today. san francisco, 83 was the high. live doppler 7 hd, startingings to show a few subtle changes. san francisco right now seeing a pretty good deck of fog as it is moving north. so that could possibly mean some cooler temperatures near the coast tomorrow. check out antioch and livermore. >> smoke billowing up into the air. take a look at video. firefighters fought it aggressively. they didn't want to risk it getting even more out of hand,

given the hot weather conditions. abc 7 news reporter joins us live from south san francisco with more on the efforts of this fire. >> more than a hundred firefighters battle this blaze and many will stay through the night to make sure that this fire does not reignite. at one point, they were so tall, they were as high as these euchalyptus trees. flames quickly at up the dry af. >> the aircraft was really the saving grace for slowing it down. >> slowing it down was nowhere near knocking it down.

>> i just took my evening medicine. >> standing by and watching the flames was simply too much for some residents. so they represent into action. >> they attached as many garden hosings as they could find and started spraying. they even managed to put out some small flames on their own. the playground was covered. fortunately, the school was empty today. this was the first large-scale fire for some who recently returned from fighting the rem fire in yosemite. >> are you still tired from the rim fire? >> i'm 59 years old. i've got to climb these mountains, too. >> this veteran firefighter admits had this fire started

tomorrow when it would be even hot r, stld be much worse. >> because of the high fire danger, alimar park in san jose will be closed tomorrow. the park will also be closed on monday, but that closure is from budget cuts. the cost of fighting the wild fire burning in and around yosemite national park has now topped $89 million. federal teams are now on site to assess the damage. a four-alarm warehouse fire injured a dog and flames to buildingings. you can see it provided to us with amanda savage. it happened on north king road near v[xjmayberry road around last night. >> the family of a sunnyville detective social security trying to find some answers tonight.

here's their story and it's only on abc 7 news. . >> reporter: from a sky 7 hd, you can see what looks like the aftermath of a shootout. according to police, this was a drug arrest that went bad. but the family tells us this was not a shootout because he never fired a shot. >> our question was, you know, was he armed? he just told my brother, no, we never found a weapon.ver found  >> he was shot multiple times by six different officers. according to investigators, he had allegedly sold a pound of methamphetamine to undercover police. those officers say they threatened him and thought he was reaching for a weapon. >> they show his truck being boxed in. he had a stroke recently. so it's, like, he wasn't going to run from them. >> the shooting is being

investigated by the sunnyvale police. they confirmed that a weapon was fot found on him or in his truck. the family says this is the first they've heard about any involvement with drugs. >> if he was in the wrong, fine, you know. we'll accept it. but, right now, they don't have any proof that, you know, he was armed or e had a weapon. >> >> san francisco police rescued a man from the bay. it's believed the pan intentionally jumped into the once crews reached him, he was able to climb back out on to the peefr on his own. police have not said why they took him into custody. a busy road was closed for most of the day after a car accident

knocked down power lines. a car drove into a pole near movado. a bicyclist was apparently struck an a second cyclist fell after colliding with a down line. president obama continues to push for support towards a strike against syria. thousands protested against the air strikes. right now, protesters are camped out in front of senator finestein's house. >> the message at this small, noontime rally was clear. these people oppose the idea of u.s. military air strikes against syria. an hour later, the rally grew into a large protest march up market street.

>> this is not what the american people want? to have a war? syria. >> it would be like people have forgotten, like, the lags ten years. >> this march made its way to united nation's plaza. there was another really going on where a much different message. these syrian americanso0ñpre e urging the u.s. to stop the use of weapons against innocent civilians. we need to come in. and that's what we're asking. we're snot asking for crews on the grounds. >> what kwould possibly go wrong with dropping bombs on esyria. this demonstrator got into the

event and tried to up stage the congresswoman with a sign but she was esz courted out. she supports the president's use of air strikes in syria. it's a pillar of our national security. >> pelossi knows antihfl war cries are excepted to get louder in the days and weeks to come. mexico's former president believes legalizing marijuana in the u.s. could ease the border. fox told the crowd the u.s. must

find peaceful solutions to combine violent cartels and legalizing marijuana is one way to do it. >> mexz koe is not a significant producer. the best thing is to leemize. >> the expo is a way to promote vanszed medical marijuana. still to come, america's cup officially sails off today. plus, hundreds line up to get a taste of the newest food craze. but one san francisco restaurant owner tells abc 7 news he invented it first.

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and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. a great day for racing out on san francisco bay today as the 34th america's cup kicked off. day one, four points behind because of today's lapse and crowds of people gathering to see or kal team usa take on new sooefr land. >> spectators who came to see the first day of racing watched a thrilling match-up. >> they request just fly across the water. i love seeing how they can get up there and just go. >> you can argue they're competing in the best possible location.better >> you can't pick a better venue. >> we live down here in the marina. actually, we live right across the street. we've been connelling over here since the beginning of all of

the races. it's a lot of fun. fun for the fans, but it will be the small little mistakes here and there that will probably decide if out come of the race. >> at the end of day one, new 0. but this is just the beginning. >> you'll say we're having good battles. anything could happen. and the next races take place tomorrow at 1 scln 15 and 2:15. >> an out burst of excitement in japan after being named for the 2020 olympics today. the direct was eliminated in the first round.

the students tumbled to the ground last night during the game at a school field near columbus, ohio. everyone who was hurt is expected to be okay. >> ifgs on the top part of the bleachers when it fell.ú9tt so i just fell on ton of everyone else. >> students were crowding that section of the bleachers, trying to get in front of the camera when the collapse happened. wee just a week ago, a dozen people were injured when a bleacher railing collapsed at a cincinnati area high school game. and you may remember similar accidents at at&t park. some students went over the edge and fell on players below, but there were no serious injuries. nasa's has run into some equipment trouble. >> zero ignition.

the rocket was bimt right here. they should reach the moon on october 6th. >> fans of a new burger say it's out of this world. ñ;çms;ç but san francisco-based known bay in the mission has had its own version on their menu since june. we were serving over 500 about a block line.

>> gnome bay also serves up their famous burgers tomorrow at the picnic in the presid owe from 11:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and it is going hoe another hot day for those of you heading out and about tomorrow. meteorologist is here with the forecast. >> oh, yes, indeed. maybe a few more degrees warmer tomorrow, but not so much near the coast. you can see some of the low clouds and fog moving from southern california all the way up the coast and already getting reports of some dense fog. also some mist and drizzle there. this is a good indication that coastal communities, maybe even parts of the peninsula will be a few degrees cooler than what you had today. here is a look at the cloosh sky over san francisco. some current readings at 59 in san francisco. 71 in san jose.

here's the shot of that golden gate bridge. and that densz fog already moving in. high pressure pushing it close to the ground. 55 right now in movado. 78 degrees in concord. already in the low 70s. liver more, you're at 76 degrees. here's a look at our high lights. we'll go from warm to mild temperatures. mainly inland tomorrow night. we'll bring a touch of fok right over the coast.x a cooler pattern sets up as we head into monday and tuesday of next week. here's a look at our cloud pattern. all of this was just slowly pushed inland right over the coast tonight. a wind pattern positioned itself

to the north of us bringing us the north and northeast winds, providing more heat, motion of the wind going from land to see. hereby's a look at some temperature trends for you. 84 for tomorrow for oak land. and then 88 for monday. after that, you'll see the temperatures are cooling. it's still going to be hot in the south bai. the peninsula could poszly see a little bit of cooling faced with that low clouds and fog sitting right near the coast.

it is going to be hot. oakland tomorrow, 84. 90 for castro valley. 101 for livermore. and 98 for concord. the trend will be much cooler. by wednesday, we'll relax back into the 8 0z. a couple of days of heat and then things will get back sto normal. >> thank you, lee. >> good day for college football all around. tar ghets the first one of the season. well, stanford in their first game of the season scores first against

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stanford fifrt in the nation would playing a game. they score in their opening possession. kevin hogan, 40 yards. and the cardinals take a 78-0 league. he'll go up 14-3. 17 of 27 for 227 yards and two tds. connected for the 17 yard touchdown. goes on sto wind, 34-13 your final. another break out game today against portland state and its first victory at the college level. ohio state next week, but that was not on their minds. although cal's defense gave up 440 yards? the first half.

two tds here. ran for a t.d. and then back in the end zone, an amazing one-handed grab. 485 yards, 616 yards of offense for the bears. he was in high school last year, come on. gets his first win in berkley, 37-30 the final.ig>ñ you've got to give portland state a lot of secret. good to get a win. not always easy to do. it's a success. but, at the same time, is there's a lot of stuff that we need to get better at. >> we'll take our first time-out before we get to dom where the as and creeks are in the west.

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first run of the game didn't come until the fourth. 22nd of the year. hitting.393 in september, 1-0, as. meanwhile, he allows just two hits in seven scoreless innings, including former a chris carter. jeff lowry completes one of his own. in the seventh, it went 2-1. now 1 1/2 up on the rangers. sox hosting arizona. comes back with a run scored continues. we've got a 1-1 game. deep shot off cane, save in the

park. d-backs are on the one. u.s. open, semiand match lasts four hours 9. breaks his racket, takes the fourth set, 21 minutes at 30 points. all over the court. finishes with the overhead. the joker would take the mess. no fact. finishes with an eighth. moving onto a final today, five-set victory. nadal wins the straight set. they will meet in monday's final. the sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up, a tour around the nation in college football.

stick around and find out how your alma mater did. >> a truly bizarre moment at the michigan notre dame meeting tonight. plus, a demolition group takes out the wrong house. tonight, why the homeowner could be to blame. and the new truck accessory that's storing up major controversy on the road. we'll tell you what's behind these details. stay with u

you know, from a young age. i definitely want to major in political science. become the mayor or something. make the situation better for other people. my name is justin, and i am your dividend. . good evening, tonight's headlines, fire damaged two homes in mountain view tonight. only one person was home and was not injured. neighboring homes were briefly evacuated so pg&e crews couldn't expect a gas line.

some voluntary evacuations because of this glass fire. it start third-degree afternoon and started quickly through dry grass and brush. his famtly wants to know why police fired so many shots. he recently suffered a stroke, so he couldn't have gotten away. is this surface showing the aftermath of a nerve gas attack on civilians. we do need to warn you that some of these images map with disturbing. here's abc news reporter, chuck receiverson. >> from texas to atlanta,

the east coast to the west coast, they stopped bombing against its own people. >> they're going to bomb our country and we're not going to let that happen. >> at the same time, catholics in the vatican and around the world in places like raleigh, nok nk. north carolina. others are using targeted military action. new images of the alleged aftermath pushes a skept kal congress to authorize an attack on syria.

president obama just back from a trip to russia. he'll address the nation on tuesday. a limited war against syria is necessary. we are the united states of america. we cannot turn a blind eye. >> supreme court justice ruth ginsburg is talking about being the first member of the court to perform a same-sex marriage. critics say it calls her impartiality into question. she also talked about the court as it operates under chief justice john robert. >>

>>. >> it is a court that is not at all hesitant to overturn legislation passed by the congress. >> she also said the evolution of same-sex marchage reflects the genius of the u.s. constitution. equality has always been central to the constitution, even if it has taken time to be applied to women, blacks, gays and other minority groups. a wrecking screw in michigan accidently demolished the long house. just hours after they tore it down, they found out they were supposed to demolish the home next door. here's the twigs. they may have have had the wrong asdresz, but the wrompk house. the home owner is being inves gaised for switching addresses with the neighboring house. the crew was back later that night. the chp is recruiting and will begin ak septembering

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a long time resource center for the disabled in san francisco is hoping to move to a new facility because of concerns over the safety of its old site. there's only one thing holding them back. money. it's a story we first learned about last month at an abc 7 news report's decision. here's our story tonight. >> the ind pen dent living resource center has been helping people with disabilities for more than three decades. it offers a full range of services to more than 5500.

>> jesse lorenz heads the center. she says many of the clients have invisible disableties. >> stuart christy is a regular client. >> they'd love me to accept my limitations after the brain aneurysm. and to live with them, you know, rmtble, dignified way. >> the center hopes to move to this newer building on howard street. the center is on the third floor of an old building. it has only one elevator. it breaks down regularly and it's so small it can only fit one wheelchair at a tame. >> a lot of the newer scooters and wheelchairs can't even fit in the elevator.

>> the center has no open space to accommodate its growing client list. columns in the mid ol of rooms here pose a danger o those who are visually impaired. the new facility will be room myier. >> so far, they've raised 400, $000 of the $600,000 they need. but they still need 200,000 sdwlars. >> to do nate to the center, there's a link. if your group would like to host our next abc listeners meeting, go to the community page, click on abc 7. >> the oldest building in san francisco is celebrating its beginning.

the mission commemorated the stone. the church replaced one built in 1876 that collapsed in the 1986 earthquake. for a final check on our weather tonight, ree. >> >> showings you lots of clearing inland. bup we're still watching a lit m bit of light fog making its way near the coast. a little bit of cooling there. travel wise, much of the country is in high heelt with 94 row. phoenix, 97 degrees. and 102 for fresno. i want to show you our highs. 101 for antioch. 73, san francisco. a little cooling near the coast and look for mid to upper 90s. ac accu weather will clek to see a

little bit of cooling near the coast. and then tuesday, wednesday and thursday, the sea breeze returns. second-ranked oregon just rolls over virginia. i think the duc

college football, center stage. deanthony thomas, 124 yards. three tds on 11 scar ris. cal it can opponent. third ranked. bra dprks ton is down. we show you defense in this high light. richard cue picked off by darius robinson. tigers go onto win it 52-10.

bulldogs aaron murray threw fr the upset. johnny football and his aggies facing san houston state. justice, second time he's thrown for over .400 in his career. upset of the day, unranked miami. 115,000 in michigan to see the wolverines. this one squeezes by and that's what happens across the nation today. locally, stanford and san jose state in the bill walsh legacy game. and this was staff ford's worst game of the season.

>> 17-27 for 207 yards and two tds. very poor tackling here, but that's all they got. stanford goes onto win 34-113. a true freshman break out. cal defense gave up 430 yards in the first half. s

this the second ever. 75 yards, 616 yards of offense for the bears. sonny dykes gets his first win in ber skrks ley. they played hard. i think a lot of ways, it was the first half and as good as our guys respond, especially defensively in the second half. good to get a written. at the same time, there's a lot of stuff we have to get better at.

game three of this four-game set. he's hitting .393. a solo home run in the seventh. the as are 1 1/2 up on the rangers and the american west. knocked in a tieing run in the fourth and then in the fifth, all goal smit. stayed in the park but a run does score on the triple.ss >> you're going to be at the game, right? >> i'm be at the game.

we'll tweet him on sunday night >> the weather should be great tomorrow, in the 70s. >> we i'll take that hundred degrees. >> all right, thanks for joining us. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. and abc 7 news continues right now on line, on twitter and on all of your mobile devices with our enough abc 7 news apm. have a great night, everyone.

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