if you look over my shoulder, you can see the shell of what used to be a two-story home.

at this point, crews are still dousing the home with water. if you take a look at sky 7 hd video, you can see what it looked like when flames were really going. they were jumping 0-20 feet off of the roof. this all started as a grass fire, firefighters tell me, that is according to the gilroy fire department. they say they got the call at 1:37, and found the fire spread from grass into the attic of the home. one man in his 50s or 60s was safely evacuateed and not injured. however, a chicken coop did go up in flames, firefighters had to import water and tankers so we ran out. at one point, brought in a helicopter to do bucket drops and hand stretched a line over to a nearby subdivision a quarter mile away to hook up to a hydrant. with water complications, you mentioned the meet. it's 100 degrees here, so cal

fire brought in extra crews and have been rotating them out the good news is that at this point the fire is mainly under control. but they do expect to be here for several more hours, putting out the hot spots. in gilroy, abc7 news. >> thank you. now, to san diego county the wildfire burning near san marcos prompted more evacuations. right now there are nine fires burning in san diego county the fires began on tuesday. fuelled by heat, low humidity and santa ana winds. >> 13,000 new evacuation notices were issued today. 20,000 people evacuated yesterday the fire has grown and only 9% contained right now. >> abc7 news report devin

is live with the story. >> reporter: the biggest fire of the day here in san diego county. flames have been racing up the hill behind me. firefighters are calling it radical conditions here. in the hills of san marcos, california it's a fire fight from the air. planes and choppers making pass after pass about to dump a load right there to protect the home going off to fill up again, the blaze charred 800 acres and still on the move. near cal state campus, staffers used hoses to fight a fast-moving flare up. >> be alert. heads up. when you're asked to evacuate, evacuate. >> thousands of orders are still in effect after fire as cross southern california have destroyed or damaged dozens of homes. >> i follow the smoke coming above our unit. and it turned a block.

so there is a wall of fire. >> some residents are being allowed home. extreme heat and high winds have millions of californians on high alert. >> and very dangerous fire season. the worst we have seen in a long, long time. >> investigators are hunting for clues. at least nine in three days the number of fires spread raised suspicions of arson. firefighters talking about how conditions are typical of september and october. not may. mean, fires like this are an ominous sign of the weather ahead. >> investigators think someone is setting small grass fires.

>> now, they're asking the public for help. >> the grass here was very short, someone called this fire in very quickly. it could have been much worse but firefighters tell me this is no accident. there have been no cigarettes or evidence left behind at the site of the brush fires >> it leads us to believe it's what we call hot start, someone taking a match, or lighter to the material and lighting it on a fire. >> robert marshal of the contra costa county fire department showed us locations of the brush fires on his tablet all within a short distance the first occurred on may six. second happened this weekend yesterday afternoon third fire started in the afternoon but

quickly put out. investigators think they know who may be starting them. >> we think it's probably school aged kids. it's about when they're getting out of school, or just after school has been out. >> residents are being asked to keep a watchful eye, and report anything right away. >> i saw the police. i am bad and i confront the people. i would just say to them what are you doing? you know? calling 911. >> winds are blowing hard and it's dangerous and everything is dry. a match stick. >> high temperatures, dry winds and low humidity could help fuel fires here. so far, no firefighters have been sent to the wildfires burning in san diego f asked to go, it would leave this area vulnerable. in walnut creek, abc7 news. >> meanwhile, in the south bay, high temperatures and low humidity forced closure today of allen rock park east of san

jose. the park is 740 acres featuring miles of hiking trails. >> and relief is on the way. let's check on that right now. >> yes. spencer christian joins us. >> yes. it's cooler and more comfortable here in san francisco than yesterday but still hot inland you can see sunny skies at the moment. there has been cooling near the coastline. half moon bay, 18 degrees cooler today than in this area yesterday. airport 14 degrees cooler than at this hour yesterday. here is a live view right now looking at western sky.

it's 76 in oakland. 92 in morgan hill. a live view from mount tam looking into to the bay. you can see warm inland low to mid-90s in fairfield. just 80s in santa rosa. another live view from our east bay hills camera looking at the golden gate a wide range of temperatures this evening. so this evening's temperatures ranging from mid-50s at the coast to mid-80s inland. clear inland, and highs ranging from mid-60s to upper 80s inland. >> spencer, thank you. >> the san francisco public utilities commission says mandatory water restrictions are on the table of people do not meet conservation goals so far, usage dropped by just about 5% from january through april.

now, three spring, rates have varied ask officials say spring rains could be to blame. >> when it starts to rain, they think drought is over. and it will hit home this reduction is real. >> if the p.u.c asks for more conservation, it will happen at the next meeting, june 15th. coming up at 6:00 where people is been able to save more than 10% as well as industry water officials say needs to do its part to save. >> a south bay woman attempted attempted murder and hate crime after police say she attacked a little girl with a tire iron. >> the 0-year-old was arraigned this afternoon the district attorney says she went up to the 4-year-old and father because they're asian. it happened at the walmart on story road tuesday night. she's being held without bail.

if convicted, she could spend the reeft of her life in prison the little girl is home, recovering. >> you may recall this is the same walmart involved in this wild scene just over a year ago. surveillance video captured a car plowing through the front of the store. the driver swung a bar at people. three shoppers and employee were injured before the man was tackleed and held until police arrived. prosecutors charge that had man with attempted murder. >> antioch police say they have made three arrests after a truck smashed into a drug store to steal an atm this morning at cvs pharmacy. police then chased the truck from antioch to walnut creek. two more men were captured a short time later.

>> can san francisco be shut down because of the heat. this morning a worker changed it back to a beta breakers detour warning. pacific highway rentals operates the sign. >> you have to have a little bit of experience. it's and to be rather tested. >> the sign was not hacked because it's not connected to the internet. mean, knew the combination to the lock. >> still ahead at 4:00 a big rig barrels into a san francisco funeral home, exploding into a fireball. >> a look at protests that took place across the country. >> it was an emotional and somber ceremony, dedicating

september 11thth museum. i'll have that story from new york. >> and getting a live check of traffic right now this is san francisco skyway. it's been heavy getting into, and out of san francisco today. it looks like it still is backed up in both directions. abc7 news at 4:00 continues right after this. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com.

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a section of busy market street is open after a big rig crashed into a funeral home the truck traveling west when it

hit the building at sanchez street. >> the man who took this video says he heard the accident first. and was shocked when he saw it. >> it sounded like steel gerters falling 20 stories off of a building on to the cement. >> a tractor trailer headed down san francisco market street at 12:30 this morning crashed into sullivan's funeral home, bursing the into flames. two men were inside of the truck. >> they were fortunate. i expected to find human remains in the vehicle. they escaped before they were seriously injured. >> all of a sudden, i get the gas tank. and flames shot into the air. >> she saw so much orange, she thought her business, and her home would be destroyed >> the color of the room and the

sounds and everything. i thought half of the building was already gone. so i thought it's time to get out. >> firefighters say fuel was floating down market street. today, decided they decided to evacuate beck's motor lodge. the truck cab was unrecognizable but 90-year-old funeral home, saved. burned on the outside but fine on the inside. >> it's just property damage. not loss of life. we're thankful for that. >> by morning westbound market street was closed and attracting onlookers. >> i expected it to be back to normal, but, no. >> hazmat teams had to empty out fuel before they can move it and clean up the streets

the driver told police his hood popped up, he lost control, and crashed. >> fast food workers in east bay joined other as cross the country walking off jobs this morning. >> this is part of a world wide campaign to ask for higher pay and a right to form a union. they're calling for $15 an hour as minimum pay. california minimum wage is $eight an hour, going up to $nine july 1st the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. mcdonalds saying it respects employees rights to protest, but the statement said nothing about the labor and wage issues that reads in part if they participate in these activities they're welcomed back. we value our employee well being

and contributions to our restaurants. >> number of people seeking unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level in seven years last week. the labor department says applications dropped 24,000 to 297,000. highering has picked up and employers added most jobs in two and a half years in april. >> this after the long time retailer announced it may sell it's stake sears, >> if you can call telemarketers

on the national do not call list, phyllis sharo does. she says she stopped answering her phone. >> it's not a doctor or business that we know or family members we don't pick it up. >> there are things you can do to stop these and shares top five tips on how to. >> could you give me your number so i can call you during dinner? >> good line. they never give it. >> they don't. they know better. >> checking on the forecast right now. >> okay we don't have calling we have pulling. many locations cooling has begun at the coast. we can see fog there. taking a look at fire

>> here is a look at mainly blue skies. cooling spreads inland tomorrow, further cooling and a warming trend begins next week but sounds like heat wave we just had. approaching clouds, and some fog. bringing us more cooling, cooler tomorrow and into the weekend

big pool of cool air settling in over the weekend just going to be cozy compared with what we've experienced. early hours in the morning, mainly clear skies inland. and from low to mid-50s from most of the bay area. and then, tomorrow, mainly sunny skies and warm in the south bay. might say hot some n.spots. highs mid to upper 80s. 84 in san jose. 90s in gilroy. we'll see mid to upper 70s 79 redwood city. 80s in mountain view. mid to upper 60s on the coast. mild but pleasant. downtown san francisco, 73 degrees tomorrow, north bay highs ranging from 86 in santa rosa to 83 in sonoma. east bay, highs 76 in oakland. 78 fremont.

and no 90s expected tomorrow. here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling continues throughout the weekend monday looks like it will be coolest day in the period. highs only into low p 0s and upper 50s on the coast. into next week, high temperatures 80s inland sh upper 70s around the bay. mid to upper 60s on the coast. >> thank you, spencer. cool down will be welcome. >> up next authorities finally locate missing radio icon kasey caseem >> college students got more than bargained for when picking up this use theeded couch at the salvation army. >> san mateo bridge kind of heavy but moving smoothly if headed towards the pin anyone la on the righthand side.

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former radio host casy kasem has been found safe in washington state. they found the 82-year-old and his wife, who said the couple was visiting on vacation. sheriff officials say he was not in distress. they did not take him into protective custody though a los angeles judge ordered an investigation into his whereabouts. casy is suffering from demenia. >> a selfie fail for pop star rihanna is helping l.a. police officers she accidentally dropped a phone, cracking the screen. she autographed the phone to auction on ebay in support of the los angeles police

foundation the winning by the brought in $66,500. she's donating an additional $25,000 to the foundation. >> whoever came up with $66,000, you've got to be a big fan for that. >> that is right. you can break my phone, any time. >> still ahead, dedicating national september 11thth museum. >> also, the massive clean up operations still underway after a pipeline ruptured that sent oil 20 feet into the air. >> why a jury got to take a field trip to the beach. if you've got copd like me... ...hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier.

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>> now to a day of remembrance in lower manhattan. abc news reporter was there and has more on this emotional day. >> the stairs used by hundreds to escape horrors above. >> they were all that separated us from the devastation behind us. >> as a way to remember the

3,000 lives lost. >> we can touch their names. and hear voices. these are small item that's speak to the beauty of their lives. >> president focused on a 24-year-old that worked on the fourth floor of the south tower. survivors recounted how a young man whether heed them to safety. his mother knew it was her son. he carried a red bandanna. >> people come here to see the red ban dana, they'll remember how people helped each other that day. >> it's one of thousands of. florence jones walked down 77 flights of stairs. 60 of them without shoes on.

>> i wanted my nieces and my nephew and every person to asked what happened to see them and maybe understand better what it felt like to be us on that >> there was almost an awkward moment during the dedication. after new jersey governor chris christie's remarks, tony award nominee supposed to sing "bridge over troubled water". you may remember christy and his administration had been accused of politically motivated bridge closures. >> grilled today over reports of deadly waiting times and cover ups at va hospitals.

shinseki sworn in before veterans affairs committee. as many as 40 veterans are said to have died while awaiting care. he vowed to find out everything he can about what happened. >> any adverse incident like this makes me as mad as hell. i can use stronger language, but i won't. it saddens me. >> there are also reports of a secret waiting list at the va hospital. veterans affairs managers tried to hide that 1600 sick vets were forced to wait months to see a doctor. >> clean up crews on the scene of a huge residential oil spill. the fire department responded to atwater village the spill created pools 40 feet wide, and knee deep. four businesses were evacuated

including a strip club, after oil began coming through air vents. >> we have vacuumed up 10,000 gallons of crude oil now, they're using these diapers, pads that put down on the ground and they mop up the oil. >> crews will begin removing pavement in the area because oil contaminated the soil. >> over half moon bay, a process to the story >> you can see it here, it's a road off highway one gated by billionaire. the question did he break the law with that gate? abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the developments. >> normally when you go to court, you go to a court house

like this one. you sit in a room, you've got a judge, a jury. very formal. today, different. we went to the beach. just like any other day in court the judge and attorneys arrived on time this morning, drove past a disputed gate, down a controversial road, to a private and very beautiful court exhibit by the sea. for an hour or so. >> i hope once the judge saw this magnificent beach, and this sole access, i would hope that would help her decide the issue her. >> the judge wore neither robes near beach attire. she looks around the 53 acre property purchased in 2008 by billionaire who co-founded sun micro systems the question, will the court allow him a private land owner to gate this road, and close off

coastal access without a permit on land the general public used for a century? >> this is a direct attack on the people of california, and their rights to enable themselves to enact laws that will give them access to public beaches. >> the surf rider foundation brought the case for all of california. the surfers, young and experienced held court today >> i can't figure out how a billionaire would be so short sighted to feel like he can push surfers and fishermen, public around. . >> i believe it's a right of citizens to have rights to the beach. >> what the judge was looking for and saw teed remains uncertain she put a gag order on proceedings by afternoon, all interested parties returned to the court house, we heard no reports of sand in their toes but it's on their minds. from redwood city, abc7 news.

>> a pot hole blitz launched in oakland today the city began to tackle the huge street crater today they're patching and repairing. according to officials this is the perfect time to report on the pot holes >> i personally reported this street a couple weeks ago because it's enry way to the new shopping center. i noticed all of the pot holes to do that, i sent pictures of the pot holes >> the mayor says it will fill, and repair, as many as 4,000 pot holes. >> just ahead on abc7 news at 4:00 they're still dieing off but a report on american honey bees is reason for optimism. >> i'm spencer christian.

looking onto the bay, another hot day around the bay area, but cooling trend has begun. i'll have a look at the forecast coming up in just a moment as abc7 news at 4:00 continues.

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the circus of mistreating elephants n 2012 a judge ruled the complaint was prif plus the circus called it a vindication of practices and humane society says it's settled because it didn't believe it would allow core claims. >> report found fewer honey bees are dieing off than in years past they're crucial for pollination of crops but have been tieing off. a report by usda found 23% of the bee colonies died off this winter, down from 31% the year before. a study suggests insecticides might be harming honey bee colonies. >> let's check on the weather forecast. the cool down coming up. >> it's coming. yes. >>

highs so far, mid-90s in fairfield and antioch, livermore. 92 san rafael. 91 santa rosa. you can see half moon bay only 66 today cooling down. nationally tomorrow, showers and maybe thundershowers along parts of the atlantic coast. mainly dry, and warm in the southwest. and across california. going to be hot in locations tomorrow. highs mid-90 mid-60s on the coast notice presence of the coastal fog, it will continue to produce the cooling affect for the bay area throughout the weekend high temperatures will be dropping off more getting into saturday, sunday, and early next week. >> larry and carolyn?

>> thank you. >> some here is a mother bear and four cubs hanging out in a tree in wisconsin. it appears bears came to check out a bird feeder then decided to stay. residents watched them from a distance, snapping pictures the family moved onto the neighbor's yard. >> they're cute until they get close to you. >> yes. >> the tragic end to a man's really bizarre request involving his brand new bulletproof vest. >> and new after 4:30, staggering amount of money some college kids found in a used couch they bought at the salvation army. >> you may think days of rolling back an odometer are over with, but you'd be wrong. i'll show you when we come

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a 25-year-old south carolina man died after being shot testing out a bulletproof vest. police say he and a group of friends were hanging out and wanted to see how it worked. he asked an 18-year-old woman to test it out by firing a shot at him. the bullet went through the lining and into his heart. neighbors say they heard gunshots in that area. >> just got wrapped up in this. and they was good kids. they get around these people over there. >> the woman has been arrested and investigators claim she showed reckless disregard by pulling the trigger. >> checking healthy living news, when it comes to exercise, a pair of new studies suggests there can be too much of a good thing

researchers found 30-year-old men who exercised intensely more than 30 hours a week were more likely to develop irregular heart beats. both studies under the journal heart. >> but there are some people who could benefit to short burst of exercise. for people with insulin resistance, it could control spikes in blood shug year better than longer, less intense exercise. subjects performed six minutes of exercise 30 minutes before a feel. >> three college students sitting on money and had no idea. they bought this couch from salvation army the couch had lumps so this trio tried to get rid of them and stumbled on to a wind fall. >> a zipper.

he pulled out a plastic bag, a box shape we were like it's drugs or money! and we freak out. we run, getting kelly and open it. it's a stack of $100 and $50. >> the lumps added up to $40,000 in cash. a tepit slip led them to a 91-year-old widow who stuffed money in the couch because she did not trust banks. her children donated the couch while she was in the hospital. oops. >> wow. >> well, regulators moved closer to providing an express lane for internet super highway. >> this is a controversial subject. michael finney joining us now. both sides of the strong argument. >> they do. this is what they're talking about down in the valley today. fcc voted to move forward on a proposal to do away with what is known as net neutrality. idea allowing internet providers

to charge companies a toll to use express lanes consumers would get faster service but companies could pass on their higher costs to you and other companies could be forced into the slow lane. this is the office of the current net neutrality system. the pun public has 60 days to comment. h and m recalling 65,000 pairs of leggings for girls that can pose a choking hazard for children because the metal part of the belt, there is a belt on there, can detach. there has been one report of a choking incident in great britain. leggings sold between 2012 and last month. anyone who has a pair can return them to h and m for a $20 gift card. >> general motors added five more recalls to growing list, pushing vehicles to more than 11 million this year. two and a half million cars were included and various problems

resulting in 13 accidents the cars include chevy malibu and saturn aura. the chevy silver raddo for faulty tie rods. 2014 malibu for break problems 140,000 corvettes for loss of headlights. okay. sou now we have a list on our web site. just check out abc7 news.com. look for seven on your side. you may think days of following back an odo dgs meter is over. anyone using a used car should be warned it can be easy to roll back digital otometer. how one device can change the reading in seconds.

2012 silver raddo. >> success. we've got a car. >> now it says 499 miles. >> yes. yes. >> this car got more expensive. >> it's easier now than used to be with old mechanical ones. dishonest dealers could swap out old odometers for new one ones. >> wow. >> amazing. >> yes. >> thank you >> scary >> up next, they were bowled over. major event to toob played at 49ers new stadium for three years. >> in at bc seven news.com, coming up at 5:00, why hundreds of people with disabilities wondering whether they'll have a way to get ash. and what may be a medical first a woman with cancer may be now cured. those stories and more when cheryl and i see you at 4:00. news at 4:00 wraps up right

after this.

>> may asian pacific heritage month. today, we commemorate transformation of chinatown following the devastating 1906 earthquake. visit us to read about how that turned chinatown into a center of chinese culture in the united states. >> and completion of the new 49ers stadium nears >> and with a big pack 12 football deal. >> with turf in, crews are focusing on finishing work. and calendar is filling up with more events

the pack 12 conference, announcing a three-year deal to play championship games here starting this december. >> as a few tour site we know this is filled with big time events. >> 49ers ceo jed york says season ticket holders say they wanted to see the championship games. and an estimated 80% have tie tz a pack 12 school. this is number one asked about event for three years. during the who process. >> first game to be played is just over two months away. expectations are growing that all work you can see here will be done in time. all of this has to be fine tuned by the first game in august. jed york says everything will be ready, there might be a few hiccups. it promises to be a technical show place.

>> our fan base who is more technology savvy than anyone else in the world we want to make sure they understand this. and we want to get as much feed back as possible. >> we've got over 25,000 parking stalls within a 15 minute walk that are committed to. so we feel confident. that, plus 20% to 25% of the fans coming down are going to come to take public transportation. >> it's going to be fun to see. iet is. it's getting close. >> we're hearing more explosions. >> it's hot. it's dry. and then, three flare ups. >> no stopping those fair ups.

this fire just keeps growing. >> here at home, a house goes up in flames. and what started this destruction. >> and on edge in san francisco. why hundreds of wondering how to get around >> cooling trend started. when inland areas will get a break from the heat, coming up. shoppers >> there, you can see that swirl, nato, there are power lines. >> when you think it's out, just comes back. >> it's coming back. take a look at this home. it's engulfed by flames. in one location, a single firefighter tried to secure a fire zone. >> several sections are on fire.

>> he's way below the roof line. >> firefighters fighting fires from the ground and in the air. but right now, the fire is winning this battle. >> yes. cal fire says there are nine fires burning in the county. 10,000 acres, gone. >> i want to show you a live picture of what's happening. you can see about helicopters. my nephew is fighting one of the fires he says he's standing 50 feet from a house about to go up. >> it's something a 91 degrees down there in carlsbad area. so heat is a real problem. fuelling fires. >> thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> winds directed fires since breaking out wednesday. abc7 news is tracking conditions there right now on the fire lines. >> taking a look at red flag

warnings down south. red flag warning for the san diego county area expiring at 5:00 p.m . there you go, just expiring here. winds gusting on shore now, winds coming off the ocean but gusting winds not helping firefighters right now. humidity down there in single digits except san diego, look at temperatures tomorrow, cooler. by weekend, the marine layer returns, stronger sea breeze will bring some help to those firefighters down there. here in the bay area, beaches are feeling the affects of our fog and sea breeze. i'll let you know when inland spots will get cooling when i come back. >> thank you. and