held it. ran out of the door and just ran through blackness. then red, orange. just light. and heat. and just ran through basically a wall of fire, i my whole living room and kitchen was on fire. >> jared emerged intact, alive, aware and very badly burned with deep second and third degree burns on hands, face, back and torso. the first time his mother saw him... >> he was intubeated. covered up like a mummy. >> during five weeks of treatment, she spent nights in a mobile home in the parking lot. >> this experience has just going to make him stronger. getting through this. >> but what a change it's been. what a life lesson.

a few years ago he was a hero at alhambra high school. then, a player on a scholarship, today, he's just a lucky kid getting a press conference saying he hopes to play again, this season. metaphors? >> i'll run through ray louis and ronnie lott every day before running through a fire. >> sure, football can imitate life, but only to a point. >> breaking news is happening in berkeley right now. a child on a bicycle has been hit by a car and sad to say, seriously injured. police have sent a special traffic investigation team because of the severity of the injuries. the driver did stay on the scene and is cooperating with police >> there is this a vehicle hit and injured a 9-year-old girl crossing the street in oakland. sky 7 shows you responders at

the scene happening at international boulevard and 67th avenue. you can see a truck there in the street. police say the girl stoped and is cooperating with officers the girl is expected to be okay. >> four construction workers are recovering after a building partially collapsed around them. happened in foster city. all are expected to recover. it happened this morning on tritan drive. you can see collapsed boards of the wood frame building that will be a carl's junior. cal osha says a truss just collapsed >> seems everybody is becoming a fan of the 2014 world cup. that was reaction at civic center plaza in the city. hundreds watched on a big screen. team usa scored a goal early in the match.

>> very exciting. not only did they get that goal early on in the game, they also just won against ghana. this is a park that had people out within the beginning of the game. but after that first goal, it filled in about 1500 people here. >> this first match up of team usa versus ghana having a local player is a big deal. and every stage he was counted out. and to get to this level to be playing is an mazing accomplishment. a real american story. they helped rally the crowd. this is made up of players from around the world. chris wandalowski is native

american. he even sports a tattoo from his mother's tribe in oklahoma >> at 13 i got to go back in oklahoma. received an indian name. it's son of one of the greatest chiefs to lead the go, team usa. >> and of course, soccer fans are rallying for a strong showing by team usa. following the match up, usa will face porlt gal this weekend and germany next week. >> usa did win 2-1. this is a former secretary of

state condoleezza rice wearing a team jersey today. >> go team usa. show the world what we're made of. >> that is right the voice of the president sending out support tweeted from the white house. >> well, a lot of people in the bay area have world cup cover and one of those people is a professor at uc berkeley. he played with san francisco bhak hawks and was captain when the team took the title, playing ball in college at uc berkeley and currently plays with the rio marin team. he gave insight about thousand they're playing. . >> i feel like we're moving the ball well. i like the way the team is wanting the ball, playing with the ball.

and that is a change from the past. >> typically the rez of the host nation hands out the trophy but brazil's president was booed over the $11 billion the country spent on the games. soccer owe fishes asked model gisele bunkedchen to do the honors. abc7 will be the only place to watch live this weekend you can watch south korea and algeria at 11:30, then, don't miss a moment with the watch abc app. >> san jose firefighters tweeted out picture of crews fighting a smoke year fire and tiffany wilson joins us now with the

story. oof you can see how dry and crispy this grass is. choking smoke cloaked kelly park. the view as fire crewed through grass and crush burning close to park's building. >> we have complete faith in the fire department. they earned it. >> would be a great loss the history is tied into fruit production >> the manager says workers are building a frisbee government course. trucks dumped mounds of mulch the firefighter says it contributed to today's fire. >> it was apparatus that he was driving got stuck and as you know with california admissions,

converter probably got hot. and spread to the grass. >> cooler weather helped crews limit the fire's reach.ñr >> it's not very hilly so you can move around the scene faster. >> vanessa remembers fires sparked about transient camps within the park. she's grateful it didn't impact the guests at the zoo. >> so far, nothing. yeah. keeping our fingers crossed. >> cal fire flew overhead and crews spent hours raking through hot spots. during a difficult drought, this is a fire crews say could have been much worse. in san jose, abc7 news . >> a judge says a man facing bomb and gun charges is a risk to the public and denied bail

today he pled not guilty to charges in court, prosecutors revealed the device is a mason jar with ball bearings and shrapnel. they also say investigators of the apartment found this package of caster beans which can be used to make ricein. he was arrested after a nationwide manhunt. >> still ahead, 3 million, counting. coming up another big gm recall driving over popular tracks could trigger the problem. which cars are getting tagged. >> no more hanging around. what could be the biggest change in one bart station is now underway. plus... >> wild weather. what stunned a forecaster in the middle of her coverage. >>

tomorrow, state lawmakers will decide whether a law championed by the family of a sexual assault victim will go forward. the 15-year-old, audrey pott was sexual assaulted at a party. her family says that with the help of a senator they drew up a bill requiring a mandatory minimum of two years sentence for juveniles who rape an unconscious or developmentally disabled person. despite finding approval in the senate, human rights advocates say juvenile detention is expensive and ineffective.

>> we're talking about a price tag of $250,000 a year. we think that those resources would be better spent on educating youth and other option that's would get to the root of the problem. >> the family attorney argues focus would be on rehabilitation during those two years. police are investigating a sexual battery in a uc berkeley parking lot. the woman says a man on a bicycle rode up and groped her. she screamed, the guy rode off. he's described as a hispanic neal in his 20s with a beard wearing a black hooded sweat shirt riding a black fixed gear bicycle. >> pictures showed the meeting between a father of an isla vista shooter and father of one of the victims. peter rodger and richard martinez met june 1st.

martinez spoken out on gun violence since the shooting death. both are keeping details private but say they plan to work together so other families don't have to suffer. the 22-year-old killed six people may 24th near uc santa videos being rejected by women. >> police arrested two people in a road rage shooting that killed a father in san jose. it happened on center road near tully. the 57-year-old swerved to avoid a car in its path. investigators arrested the 22-year-old daniel reyes and a 17-year-old being charged as an adult. >> two tech giants have joined a lawsuit aimed at keeping u.s. government from snooping on data scored in the cloud

they claim the tech companies stand to lose billions of dollars. much of that data happens to be stored in servers located overseas thchl following a ruling that ordered microsoft to comply with a search warrant targeting an e mail account stored in ireland. >> president obama says he will sign an executive order banning federal contractors from discriminating on the basis of gender identity. the decision could affect as many as 16 million people across the country. >> california november ballot could have the fewest initiatives ever. as of now, only four measures qualified, including efforts to lift the state cap on medical malpractice awards. efforts to change the way health insurance rates are regulated, referendum on the first reservation indian casino project and an expanded rainy

day fund. ballot measures have to clear by june 26th. a large crowd of uber drivers protested outside san francisco today. this noisy crowd say they don't get enough commission and are treated poorly. uber says average driver makes $74,000 a year in san francisco. drivers say that is just not true. >> it's an $18 billion company we don't even make $60,000 a year. >> we've got thousands of drivers that are happy to work on the platform. they love it. like our riders love uber. >> gm issued another recall,

millions of cars are involved >> and a summer shoe warning as well. >> yes. this gm thing is amazing. gm now recalled more cars this year than all of the cars bought by americans last year. today, the auto giant announced it's recalling 3.2 million cars because of the problem. today's recall affects some chevolets and buick models from 2000 to 2014. this latest recall brings gm total to $17.7 million cars recalled so far this year. most are similar to others, ignition can turn off unexpectedly. >> starbucks workers will be

soon able to get a free education while working for the coffee giant. starbucks is offering a degree debt free, for free through asu online program. a couple of large department stores are now having summer shoe sales in full swing. good for your looks but there could be a hidden danger. summer heat means athlete's foot. >> there are a lot of micro organisms >> bring your own socks or use those weird disposable ones. >> that is nice, michael. >> all right. well, a huge public art

sculpture that is coming down. workers started removing the sculpture that is made to look like dangling rope. it's bright or yank and white but became so dirty with grime officials called it a hanging dish towel. it will be dismantled and given back to the original artist. >> hanging dish towel. >> it's still windy out there today. >> yes. it's windy out here. that breeze has been responsible for cooler weather today.

talking about when it will arm up here as early as tomorrow we have a few clouds hugging the coastline. but most of the bay area is enjoying the breeze fairfield, 30. you can see the temperatures 59 in san francisco. high 71, and certainly cooler than normal and we're not the only ones dealing with gusty conditions. lake tahoe showing you a beautiful view clouds and wind advisory up until 11:00 tonight. they're dealing with gusty winds. 68 novato. livermore only 66. golden gate bridge camera, high

clouds and sun. warmer pattern and summer is just around the corner. just in case they're keeping tabs there is a trough passing through. high pressure fills in so taking a look at the temperature trend. san jose's high tomorrow, 78 degrees average is 81. still a little below normal. mid-80s wednesday, thursday. going up above normal then dropping back down near average hitting the weekend. tomorrow morning we're going to see limited cloud cover we're expecting it to be a cool

start. warmer most areas. ffr you're taking them out and about should be a nice-looking day. high temperatures tuesday, 78 in san jose. 82 degrees in gilroy. 83 los gatos. and breedsy near the coast. 68 downtown san francisco. 74 oakland. inland spots 83 livermore. accu-weather forecast, summer like spread on wednesday. hitting the weekend, low 60s to low 80s for first day of summer. not exactly summer heat, but nice weather. thank you, sandhya.

>> still ahead all of the engineering needed to build the international space station >> seems astronauts have been missing something until now. >> we'll have the story when we return.

in berkeley he told but this a little bit earlier. a child riding a bicycle was seriously hurt after being hit by a car the driver is cooperating with police a special traffic accident investigation unit is at the scene because the child's serious injuries. at least one person has died after two massive tornadoes touched down in northeast nebraska about a mile apart near the town of stanton 100 miles northwest of omaha. the tornadoes caused damage and at least one of the tornadoes histed off the ground before

touching down again. they also went through several remote areas of farmland >> one motto for a television station in oklahoma city could be shake, rattle, keep rolling. watch as a meteorologist reacts to an earthquake right in the middle of newscast. >> oh, my gosh. that is bigger than over we felt earlier. let me finish the forecast. then... >> she's pretty good as a human seismograph. the speaking has been linked to soil and gas drilling across the state. >> the international space station is getting an upgrade. it's first coffee machine calls

ed itspresso. >> drink coffee in style. >> there is so much to like about the bay area. good food, exciting teams. >> yes. coming up, how we're the epicenter for thrill rides. why many are now checking them out. >> we invite to you check out our world cup coverage including a look at to

oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking coming up, a satellite tv snafu. >> and how young kids are learning to ride bicycles in technology age. look, mom, no training wheels.

>> from a laboratory the aerodynamics of the world cup soccer ball. more coming up at 6:00. >> right now, california great america is currently hosting coaster con. >> yes. it's a convention for america's coaster enthusists. >> it goes through tomorrow. >> yes. ace is the largest organization to promote or enjoy roller coasters. >> some decided on their favorites. >> it's topping the coaster. the first time i rode it, it met my expectations. >> those include private rides after the park is closed, exclusive tours and opening of a history museum. >> not bad. four different countries are scheduled to attend. >> terrified.

>> thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. welcome to "world news." tonight, the breaking news, the twin tornados caught on tape, all part of a major outbreak of twisters at this hour, the meteorologist warning, take this seriously, while in the west, the wildfire and evacuations. our extreme weather team on both fronts tonight. also the breaking developments in iraq, the u.s. marines moving in to protect the u.s. embassy, what to do with the americans inside, and u.s. warships now on the move. "real money," with the extreme heat on the way this week, the simple tip that could save your family hundreds of dollars. and the "jeopardy" champ, big news tonight about alex trebek. we go back to that very first show, this was the big clue, the category holidays, the third monday in january starting in 1986. what was it?