solving this crime is a top priority for oakland city officials. what they're saying about a shooting that left a young girl critically injured. thank you for joining us. it happened last night on 66th 66th avenue. the girl was taken the children's hospital oakland. that's where sergio quintana is live tonight. reporter: that little girl was hit in the neck by stray gunfire as she was playing in her own

front porch. she is still here at oakland children's hospital in critical condition. tomorrow would be her ninth birthday. sky 7hd was above the crime scene as police collected evidence. on the ground, word spread fast a child was one of the people hit in a spray of bullets. >> heard it was a child. hoping it wasn't my neighbor's son. but it wasn't him. it was another little child down the street, from my understanding. >> police say a 47-year-old man who was also hit in the shooting, was the intended victim. neighbors told me off camera a car pulled up and two people opened fire on the man as he was walking in front of this house. but the stream of bullets went into other homes and through a wood fence four houses down the street. the little girl was hit in the neck as she was playing on the front porch. her seven-year-old brother was just a few feet away and was not hit.

neighbors say they're from a good family. >> quiet go to work, come home, walk their kids to school. >> the man who was shot suffered wounds to his leg and groin. he is at highland hospital and is expected to survive. police have not released many other details in the ongoing investigation, or any possible motive this is a shooting that the mayor says is a top priority. >> whenever a child is hurt, we take it very personally and we have had a pretty good track record of arresting people who hurt children. >> she is encouraging anyone with information about this crime to contact police. in oakland, abc7 news. two separate shootings in hayward left three people injured two men were wounded in the first shootingment one fired into an apartment in the second shooting around 3:00s 30 this morning on south garden avenue. all the victims are expect to survive. there have been no arrests.

>> family and friends of a missing 19-year-old man with a traumatic brain injury held a walk in san francisco today to mark the first anniversary of his disappearance. sean seedy was last seen may 21, last year, during a visit to his former high school on oak street. he called his father from golden gate park before he disappeared. today's walk for sean falled what is thought to be his path from school to the park. sean's parents are hoping the walk will revive search efforts for their son. >> there's a huge community commitment to search for sean, and i think with social media, there's a lot more awareness, that people are missing, and families need help. if you don't know someone is missing, you can look for them, basically. sean's family is offering a $5,000 reward for information. african leaders agreed to wage war on nigeria's terrorist group, boca haram.

france's president said regional powers pledged to coordinate action against the groups and the u.s. and uk are assisting the government in a search for the school girls kidnap bid the >> nigerian soldiers are now conducting operations in their search for hundreds of girls, kidnapped from a school over a month ago. >> support from the u.s. and uk, in the air, sources in nigeria's joint task force telling abc they believe boca haram is hiding some of the girls in caves in the northeastern part of the country. at a summit in paris to discuss the islamist group, nigeria's president warned of a growing threat. >> best i can describe as al qaeda in south africa. no longer the boca haram with the sentiment that western education is prohibited. >> leaders pledge to work together to liberate the girls.

>> it's the world's girls. >> their families are angry. the slow military response to free their daughters. >> why this happen? >> they no longer believe nigeria's military alone can bring the girls holm. it's clear the u.s. and western allies don't fully trust the nigerians to do this properly and there's obvious suspicion from the nigerians about what the u.s.es doing here. all of that must be overcome before these girls can be found and brought home. abc news, nigeria. now to developing news. the fight against the flames tonight in san diego where at least seven wildfires are burring. a witness to the raging wildfires uploaded a vicow to youtube capturing the chaos. thousands of firefighters and police with water-dropping

helicopter continued to battle the fires. calmer winds helped firefighters gain some ground today. most evacuees are now back home and talking about the frightening moments when the flames approached. >> we heard a helicopter overhead saying, get out, get out now. walked out the door, helicopter was hovering right over us, saying, you need to evacuate now. and you could see a plume of smoke and flames coming town the corridor. >> all together the wildfires have caused more than $20 million in damage. the area became a tinderbox in recent days because of extremely dry weather, strong winds and temperatures in the 90s. let's get a check chick from frances dinglasan with a look at how weather conditions are impacting the firefight. >> we have live live doppler 7hd over the san diego area and southern california. the wind advisories have -- are still in effect, actually in the

hills east of the fires. that starts tonight and continues to tuesday morning. but better news, there's a sea breeze, temperatures are coming down in san diego, and we're going to see the same here with the increased onshore flow, numbers coming down for the bay area, and i'll have your complete accuweather forecast. happening now. a major runway safety project could lead to possible delays at sfo. two of the airport's four runways are now closed through september. the work is part of a federally required safety update. the airport is pouring crushable concrete at the end of the runways to prevent planes from overshooting them. here's a live look at sfo. the airport admits the work will impact operations and likely create delays similar to those experienced during bad, we. >> be prepared for road closures across san francisco tomorrow during the bay bay to breakers .

some thousands people registered for the rouse and 100,000 fans are expected during the event first held in 1912. after a neighborhood complaint about up wanted partiers, crews installed temporary chain-link fences around the park. multiple police agencies and a 20% increase in private security will help with crowd control. we have a link on our web site to a full list of road cheese -- closures. >> kraft announces a major recall ahead. up in flames. dramatic video of a racetrack disaster as it happened. it's what happens moments after the crash that has amazed people. a science project for girls only. a look at how a local group of engineering students is trying to inspire the next

a dramatic moment on the racetrack. look at this video from our sister network espn. appeared to be an explosion just before the funny car crashed into the wall and burst into flames. this hand last night the nhra southern nationals. the driver was protected by the canopy, and wasn't happy about the crash but was able to walk out of the wreckage uninjured. that is amazing. the kraft food companies i re-calling cottage cheese.

it's these products: the products have a code date between may 9th and july 23rd. kraft says they were stored improperly creating conditions that could lead to spoilage and food-born illness. products should be returned to the store for a refund. >> girls from three south bay high schools spent the day building prosthetic hands. engineering students from santa clara university hosted the event. they want too encourage young women to pursue a career in engineering. they worked together on a project to benefit others. >> a program called helping hands and can purchase pros the thick hundreds for students to build and they're learning skills and an opportunity to send these to developing nations where they're needed. >> the program has grown from 12 students to more than 40 over the past three years.

helping hands distributes the finished prosthetics to amputees in 25 countries around the world. a story that proves a saying, where there's a will, there's a way. meet a young man gravely injured but not ready to die, and a doctor who had a hunch that ended up sieving the man's life. >> and taking you live outside, a pretty mild weekend. a look at when we'll see temperatures warming up a bit. the accuweather is after the break. >> watch abc is now available to bay area dish customers who want to watch online or on tablets. now here's david muir with a along at what is ahead at 5:30. >> coming up here can the new case of -- mers, they were at a meeting together. the biggest dinosaur ever. the new video thereof fossilized

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a survival story that can only be called miraculous. two years ago 23-year-old sam schmidt was involved in a five-car pileup in tucson, arizona. he suffered broken bones, traumatic brain injury and was in a deep coma. two months later, just as he was about to be taken off life support, his neurosurgeon said he had a hunch and ordinary one more mri. showed sam was not brain dead. that night, sam wiggled two

fingers on command, and a short time later he was getting around in a wheelchair and talking, this is sam now every two years of grueling physical, speech, and occupational therapy. >> not so much i was lucky i had a remarkable recovery, it's that i worked for this remarkable recovery, pushing to the limit, giving it your best shot. sam is now enrolled in college classes and hoping to be a veterinary tech. it's time to turn our attention to the weather. a lot of runners and just people who like festivities are looking to tomorrow's weather. >> some good news for bay-to-breaker runners. live doppler 7hd picking up partly cloudy condition around the bay area. it's been a very breezy day today, in fact gusts up to 30 miles-per-hour in fairfield, but you notice we see a strong sea breeze and that helped bring our temperatures down, gusting up to 30 miles-per-hour at sfo.

winds from the west for the most part. as we look live from emreville tutors the bay we see high clouds moving in, and here's what you can experience right now. we see some 70s in san jose. as we look from the exploratorium, you can notice the wind causing ripples on the water. it's 80 in santa rosa, 71 in napa, and some mid-70s through fairfield and concord. as we look from mt. tam, you can notice the camera shaking a touch from the wind, looking south toward san francisco, increasing clouds overnight. sunny and breezy tomorrow for sunday. temperatures coming down and the cooling trend continues into monday. so here's what is going on upstairs. a area of low pressure and with the counterclockwise rotation, sea breeze and mostly sunny

conditions. the cool air mass continues to move east over the area and that's why temperatures come down even more into monday. then things start to change on tuesday, and temperatures start to rebound. overnight lows with the cloud cover and even patchy fog, especially near the coast and on the peninsula, will be mainly in the 50s. so look for 51 in san rafael, 53, san francisco and oakland. 52, san jose. so we'll see clearing early 'er on in some of the interior communities but when you wake up a, clouds, around 7:00 tomorrow morning and patch fog along the coast, and then notice by lunchtime, things quickly clear out. mostly sunny conditions for everyone but temperatures in the 60s along the coast and 60s and 70s around the bay. we won't see too many 80s, just upper 70s, so a few degrees cooler, and the highs tomorrow will be 56 in san -- 6n san francisco, low 70s in san mateo, palo alto, and san jose,

then our highest numbers will be in the upper 70s. 78 in fairfield. 77 in antioch, and 75 in napa. so, still plenty of sunshine but definitely you'll feel the cooldown continue. and here's the news for the bay-to-breakers runners. cloudy in the morning and temperatures comfortable in the mid-50s. around lunchtime they'll reach the low 60s with more sunshine, and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. a breezy afternoon, cooling into monday. the coolest day. then we bump up and warm up, and then warmer than average by next weekend. >> thank you so much. time to get to sport and, hsu, the chrome is looking shiny. >> not had a triple crown winner since 1978 when affirmed was the last thoroughbred to do so, and california chrome trying to get the second leg at the preakness in a ten-horse field.

the 139th running of the preakness was all about california chrome, trying too been the 34th horse to win the first two legs of the triple crown. and we're off. california chrome in the three slot. positioned himself perfectly out of the gate. at the first turn, held his cores course and took off. >> california chrome, reaching for the wire. california chrome has won the preakness!

california chrome did it. >> wins the second leg of the triple crown, a with victor espinosa aboard. 34 horses have won these two races but only 11 went on to win the triple crown. >> after an 11-1 win last newt in cleveland, which cud four home runs, a's back on the diamond against the indians. scott kazmir taking his 5-1 record to progressive field mound. top two, runners on second and their. wild pitch, and cabrera scores. 1-0 tribe. things about to worse. 3-2 count toking aguilar. the balk is called, kazmir argues and gets ejected. looked like a strike to me. of course, bob melvin all over it. but ruth now 3-1 a's in the third. complete highlights at 6:00. eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs.

the rangers face the canadaens. lundquist looking to steal one on the road. first period, cline fires the puck in. 1 or rangers. st. louis has a goal and an assist. chris crider on the breakaway. lights the lamp and the rout is on. to the their, rangers on a power play. stetson finds the net. anyway take game one. montreal's woes playoff loss. >> pga tour in texas. third round of the byron nelson championship. great shot. one back at 9-under par. cal's james hahn is back. on 16, a 5-under 65, chasing brendan todd and louis

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a boating trip teen bay takes a scary turn. what it took to rescue eight people after their canoe spring a leak. property owners hit the streets to call attention to san francisco's rental crisis. you hear their plan for a fix at 6:00. police got more than they bargained for trying to rescue a dog stuck in the mud. take a look. you can barely see pluto's head. he was stuck for almost three days. officers had a tough type rescuing him but finally pulled him free. today pluto is still recovering

but doing okay. we will see you at 6:00. this is "world news." tonight, on fire, the new front tonight, a half dozen fires burning this saturday, and this evening we hear from the people who were inside this car and their escape. our correspondent with that one step that saved these homes, others around them burning to the ground. breaking news tonight, the new case of mers, someone who came in contact with one american patient now testing positive, too. all because they were in the same room for a simple meeting. our medical team right here. the biggest dinosaur ever? tonight the new video coming in, the fossilized bones unearthed and this image of the thigh bone. based on its size, tonight how big they think this dinosaur was. and her story, barbara walters and what she was willing to ask. >> was it worth it if there were no weapons of mass destruction?