today. lisa. >> this fire was put out fast by firefighters, but not before it did some serious damage. look at this rv. total loss, and this ski boat, it used to hold 14 people. that's destroyed, and the fire itself, however, started in that field. witnesses say someone was mowing very tall grass in this one acre plot when the fire suddenly started. there was a lot of smoke and the wind was blowing, which caused the fire to move to the boat and rv as well as people's homes. they rushed to the scene, they were not only fighting the fire but also staged in front of homes trooprotect them. those who live out here are very frustrated by what happened. >> i think it was a riding mower, which is what was crazy. 95 degrees in the middle of the day mowing two-foot-tall grass. should have better sense. >> we pulled his boat out, got it out of here. we were afraid it could have

caught his house on fire. but fire department got right on out putting out whatever they could. >> and this, of course, is a strong reminder to maintain defensible space around your home. this weekend promises to bring low humidity and high temperatures which make for a very dangerous combination. you can see cal fire crews are still out here. witnesses told me the man who was mowing the field was questioned by authorities and taken off in handcuffs. it was cited for causing this fire and then released. liven alameda county, abc7 news. >> thank you. and firefighters say dry brush and wind fueled this fire overnight in bay point in contra costa county. the fire was reported around 12:30 this morning. about 40 acres burned by the time crews had the fire contained at 5:00.

looking above the bay right now from our emeryville cam, a warm day is cooling off a bit. tomorrow, iter really going to heat up. we have more with live doppler 7. hi, francis. >> we'll see temperatures reach 100, even above that tomorrow. for now, live doppler 7 is showing us the low coastal clouds mainly off the coast, starting to spill into the bay just a bit. here are the highs for today. notice up, uchit reached 102, and along the coast is where things stayed cool. 63 in half moon bay, but 90s in fairfield, concord, and antioch. tomorrow, things are going to warm up. we'll see a few more neighborhoods reach 100 or plus. i'll lettia know what your neighborhood temperature will be. it's also a spare the air day, and i'll have the seven-day forecast, when you can expect things to cool down.

>> those high temperatures francis just mentioned have prompted a spare the air alert for tomorrow. it will be the fourth since the start of may. the first three came in the heat wave we saw last month. officials have incurred people not to drive. they expect high levels of smog in the bay area. you can keep track on twitter. a fiefr in hayward at a metal recycling plant threw heavy smoke into the air this afternoon. so bad, firefighters issued a shelter in place for nearby residents. what was burning was a big pile of appliances. they went up in flames. firefighters are lifting each appliance off the pile in order to get to the source of the fire. high hopes for a triple crown ended today, just a few horse lengths short. >> it won't be a triple crown this year. it's going to be close. it's going to be very close, and tonalist got there.

>> california chrome's request for the triple crown came up short. the underdog horse came tied for fourth at the belmont stakes. tonight, we have team coverage on the california chrome watch. hi, nick. >> hey, cornell. he got off to a great start. he ran on the rail and stayed within striking distance, but when it came down to it, he fell short in the stretch, and the disappointment here was palpable. you can sood it in their faces. >> gave it all he got. you can't do betterthen that. >> there's a reason why 12 horses since 1978 have captured the first two races and failed to end the final leg to join racing royalty. it isn't easy. >> we were all hoping for a little bit of history today. we didn't get it. that horse is going to continue on and do some really good things. >> we have a definite connection to this horse. >> undefeated since laes december and finishing first in

six consecutive races, all eyes were on california chrome. the two owners, this was their first venture into horse racing. >> and they're the talk of the country. they call this the people's horse. >> that's what he's called by who may know him host, victor espinosa. >> he was the leading aprebt nls in 1993. >> california chrome's fourth place finish at the belmont stakes was secondary. in their eyes, he had already proven himself to be a winner. >> i look at the legs, i look at the color, at the behind. >> and we're talking horses. >> we're talking horses, yes. >> i have been betting on him because he was determined, and i believe he put the most effort into every race. >> he won two of the best races there ever was. he wouldn't be in this position right now if he didn't do those

two. >> coming into today's race as the heavy favorite, this race did nothing to change that's for california chrome's legion of fans. and more disappointment in california chrome's co-owners home town. hundreds turned out to watch the race, but they had to leave disappointed when their hometown horse did not win. chrome's home track is lose alameadose in the area. they were in the stands watching the race, disappointed for the loss. karen traverse is also there, she continues the coverage with a look at chrome's wild ride that nearly ended with the top prize. >> it's a lot less festive at belmont park because the fans who came to see a triple crown rinner will disappointed. it because so loud on the final lap, and once they knew

california chrome was not going to win, deafening silence. victor espinoza said it was hard, but ultimately, his hoersh just didn't have it. >> an excited crowd hoping to wimsz history. >> it's going to be very close. tonalist got there. >> it was a huge upset, that means no triple crown. it was an amazing run for 3-year-old california chrome who took the racing world by surprise. first, californkentucky derby. then the preakness. >> california chrome has won the preakness. >> the belmont is known as a test of the champion. its grueling mile and a half race the longest of all the growling races. since affirmed won in 1978, 12 horses have come with the triple crown on the line just to come

up short. california chrome was described as the ultimate underdog, bread as an underdog by his owners who were new to the ininvestor mpt. california chrome could be worth millions. he's already got an nodoersment deal. sketchers is paying him to wear they swag. and companies who mack the na naceal strips. his owners and trainers say the colt seemed to thrive in the spotlight and loved all the attention. >> this horse has taken us on the ride of our life. >> a bit of controversy here tonight. after the race, steve coburn, california chrome's owner, told nbc fews the way this is run is unfair. his horse did the kentucky derby, the preakness, and today, tonalist did not run in the first two legs, came in a lot more fesh than perhaps california chrome did. and cornell, that seems to be

overshadowing tonalist's win. >> feeling we'll be hearing a lot more of that later. thank you so much. we'll hear from one of chrome's owners who was pretty angry after the loss. also ahead on abc7 news at 6:00. why san bruno is upset over pg&e's pipeline records. and more chicken pulled from the shelves and dinner at the table. is approaching i think something like 12 minutes. thanks to 12 extra crispy tenders, 4 dipping sauces, 2 sides, and biscuits... and a free i spy game, right on the bucket. i kind of want to do this every friday. ♪ ♪

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a surprise halt to an investigation into pg&e by the state public utilities commission has san bruno officials fuming tonight. they're looking into the disappearance of thousands of pg&e records. they refused to turn over the information regarding the records, and they ended the investigation. they were angry they were let off the hook. >> we believe that has every likelihood of once again demonstrating not only the dysfunction within the company and its failure to regulate appropriately, but evidence of a too cozy relationship between the utility and the regulator. >> poor record keeping was the main factor in the 2010 pipe

explosion and fire which killed eight people. today in san francisco, calls for california bay's salter farms to recall chicken blamed for salmonella poisoning. they say foster farms is using so many antibiotics that a strain of antibiotic's resistant almunella has developed and led to people getting sick since last year. no deaths have been reported but the centers for disease control says there's evidence that links the outbreak to foster farm's processing centers in california. >> we think they have an obligation to show that they're us agten biotics safely, and they haven't done that. >> the thing people have to understand about salmonella, if you handle the chicken brau en , if you cook it to 165 degrees, there's no chance of illness. that said, we're working to

reduce salmonella. >> foster farms said it has recently spent $75 million to reduce salmonella risks. and they demand the supplier s prove the livestock they supply is healthy. coming up, the thermometer is about to hit the ceiling tomorrow. we're up next to show how hot it's going to get. and horse racing's triple crown winners remain at 11. california chrome's bid recame up short today. his owner had ste

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make a wish foundation. we're joined now with a look at the raising temperatures. we're going to cook out there, right? >> definitely warmer tomorrow. those folks were dressed for the temperature. we'll see 80s again as well. in fact, even 90s and 100s. just showing you the coastal load clouds starting to spill in a little bit. across the golden gate bridge, you'll file the marine layer. in oakland, 66. san carlos, 77. morgan hill frb 75 at half moon bay. from the east bay, we look out to san francisco in the distance and the bay bridge. 74 in santa rosa. 71 in napa, and novato is 72, but look at that, fairfield at 90 right now. concord at 89. livermore at 87. looking to downtown san francisco, it will be postally

clear tonight. triple digits tomorrow in the north valleys. warm and hot continuing into monday. we have thpious yeah of high pressure that circulated clockwise that will bring us the hot days inland as the high pressure continues to build. things continue to build on tuesday. lows with little cloud cover will be in the 50s. 57 in san jose and upper 70s through antioch and vallejo. you'll notice it quickly dissipat dissipates, so plenty of sunshine everywhere, which means coastal neighborhoods will warm up as well. here's your high temperature in the south bay tomorrow. look for a warm 91 degrees in

santa fe. san mateo 86 for the county fair. 75 in pacifica. downtown san francisco warming up to 79 degrees, with 72 in the sunset direct nort bay numbers looking good as well. look for upper 90s through ta talastoega and napa. 80s in the east bay, from 86 to berkley up to 89 nearfly mont. and in brentwood, 100 in livermore. i want to show you the trend with the livermore temperatures this week. notice it will be hot sunday and well we're well above the average high. tuesday, things cool down, lowest temperature thursday, and things continue on thursday, if dwou want cooler weather, tomorrow will be a perfect day

for sunscreen. >> francis, thank you. california chrome, what happened? >> i tell you what, we have an unhappy owner. we'll get to that. it's been annan happy wait for racing's winner. 12 horses have won the derby and the preakness since then, but none could take the kroum california chrome joined that list today. the mile and a half, california chrome out of the second slot, took off, but he got trapped inside. he had to spend too much energy back outside to make the run. here's the call. california on the outside. tonalist, tonalist. it won't be a triple crown this year. it's going to be close rr very close. can tonalist get it? >> tonalist wins by a nose.

his owner not happy with the fact all horses don't have to run all three events. there this was his third ver wig race. they set it up. i'm 61 years old and i'll never see in my lifetime another triple crown winner because of the way they do this. it's not fair to these horses that have been in the game since day one. if you cant make enough points to get in the kentucky derby, you can't run in the other two races. >> tonalist only ran the belmont. french open, maria share apoeva in the finals, while simone has never been in a grand slam. simona had not lost a set the entire tournament. first to do thatinse a grand slam since 1988 wru maria struggled in the second. 12 double faults and an unforced

error. final set, his experience took over. on championship point, the championship match ended as it went wide. sharapova won her second french open in three years in three sets. >> this is the toughest final i have ever played. i think the level was unbelievable. i i had it in the second set, and then i didn't. i'm so happy. >> college baseball. super regionals, two out of three matchups. stanford with a must-win today. they have been doing it all year. they led 4-3. top of nine. they're tied at four, but wayne taylor, bottom nine with a solo shot. stanford stays the same.

a's and baltimore hosted by the o's. he gets a wake up call in the third. cocoa crisp, his home run, third of the year. a's have now homered in 15 straight games. 6-1 baltimore in the seventh right now. we'll have complete highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. now i'm posting on soup hero day. i can own lee imagine today's cleersh91 stanley will throw out the first pitch. we asked who would make a great superhero. >> to me, joe ramos is a real superhero. he's terrific. in fact, i can't wait to see him today. >> to the pitch, earthquakes north of the border facing toronto fc, first half. eric gordan, a foul inside the

penalty box. he puts it in for the game's only goal. the earthquakes lose 1 however 4 all year. for the world cup, nigeria, shows josey altidore with two goals. they're 3-0 in warm-up games. world cup starts on thursday. this report by orchard hardware. >> better luck next year for california chrome, if there is a next time.

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