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>> just like that. whole house wept up in glimpse. i warm front gotten back-drafted. >> risk his life to save his neighbor. brave bay area boy being called a hero tonight after pulling disabled machine and his dog from a burning building. good evening. we with all like to think we were respond in a craze like this young man did of as alan explained he ignored the danger and fairfield man is alive tonight because he did. >> at the and his friend tayloren jig the first weekend of summer vacation when isaiah mom came running. >> i said get here there's a fire it's a fire. get it now it's a fire. >>reporter: the a 14-year-old student at fairfield golden hills high school grabbed the fire extinguisher and ran to the apartment of his disabled neighbor.

>> i seen the guy kind of stumble. he was breathing in the smoke. >>reporter: he crawled unthe smoke to reach 62-year-old richard smith are. >> the dog is a dog and run back in the second time to get the dog. as i went in and got the dog flames start come out the room from the roof. just start stuff just started to fall. >> with the gases building up inside the apartment he was keenly aware best to risk his life. >> of course did he save my life. i was going to walk right back into the blaze. >> i can't sit there and let anybody die. >> fire department says he without any formal training understood and executed the same maneuvers firefighters are trained to do. in fairfield, alan wong abc 7 news. >> incredible. breaking news tonight exploratorium police are searching for a killer. man was found dead in the mission district. it happened about an hour ago at 16th and cap. writ now police are on the scene collecting evidence.

>> the 7-year-old boy is in the hospital tonight after being hit by a car. we were over the scene in berkeley at act stree street. boy seriously hurt but he is in stable condition. see several bike were marked as evidence from potential witnesses. investigators are talking with the driver of the suv to figure out what happened. >> now the developing news. the president has dispatched up to 275 troops to iraq. sunni militant taken over large position of northern iraq. they are fighting iraqi troop on their way to baghdad. if they get there and take control could it send the whole country in chaos. also reports the militant are executing groups of prisoners. that's a war crime obviously. about 200 u.s. military personnel remain at the embassy in baghdad to help advice the iraqi military. american troops being sent in will help keep them secure and not expected to be in combat however may decide to join combat using drone attacks. >> it's a weapon choice and

used to great effect in afghanistan and down side which is we found that the use of the drones oftentimes result in klt rall damage. >>reporter: u.s. also talked with iran about how to handle the crisis but is not considering a military partnership. >> bay area veteran are watching the new challenge very closely and they are sharing strong opinions about what is happening there. 7 news reporter lillian kim is in the newsroom with that part of the story. lillian. >> it wasn't uncommon for soldiers to have 2 or even 3 tours in iraq. they spent a lot of time in the country which 80's many are following the development as closely as they are. >> sunni shi'a don't get along. they always fight. fateing since the beginning of time. >> james santa clara was deployed to iraq twice as part of operation iraqi freedom. photo sitting on sadz chair at the former presidential palace in baghdad. he's not surprised

by the current chaos in iraq and fight honestly i don't think we should have left. we needed to, we didn't to my thinking we didn't finish the job. we left were you the having the stable go. iraq were lasted 8 years and during that time more than 4000 soldiers died and more than 3 30,000 were wounded. emily yates of oakland deployed to iraq twice at public affairs specialist. despite role she was never sold on the cause. >> it wasn't something that i felt like is my god i tried so hard to help liberate iraqi because i didn't think what i was doing was libb raying anybody. >> now member of iraq veteran against the swoor no surprise she thinks u.s. should stay out of iraq. >> this is a mess that the united states has created. but not a mess that the united states is going to be able to unmake. >> strong sent meant from the people who were there. and whether they liked it or not helped shape i troobing what it is today. lillian kim abc 7 news.

>> tonight in kern county firefighters are racing to control a fire before this arrives. fire destroyed 3 homes and burped 2600 acres since it started on friday tell. rat ick wind and dry brush made it difficult to control but firefighters now have it 50% contained. however temperature are expected to reach the upper 90's later this week so they really want to knock down as much of this they can before it heats up again. >> the world kuchlt u.s. soccer team got a little pay back in the world cup today beast the team that knocked them out of the tournament the last 2 world cup. sfichlt despite ghana out shooting u.s. team 21-8 the u.s. players took advantage of their opportunities. americans came out on top 2-1. the nation was definitely watching this big wind thousands packed grant park in chicago. they went crazy. in pennsylvania thousands more cheered open the

team. look at the teams. really incredible. 7 news reporter is live in san francisco where giant crowd came out today to cheer on team usa. they couldn't ask for better way to spur u.s. interest in the world cup. >> yes. incredible dan we watched the game along with the huge crowd here at civic center plaza today. the auditorium check it out. red white blue tonight. tomorrow the big screen on again to show more game to soccer fan including mexico versus brazil but today it was all about team usa. >> team usa started strong. the first goal came just 29 seconds into the game against gan a.thousands watching open a big screen as san francisco civic center plaza went wild. >> the how cool was that. amazing. >> usa amazing. >> hoping for but not expecting. >> excitement didn't last long. team ghana scored 2. prompting sarah tucker native

of west africa to do this victory dance. crowd was not amused. >> their feet and team usa scored again and beat ghana for the first time in 3 world cups. >> it was great. i think tell best time tell we have ever had. >> beat ghana lost in the last 3 world cup. people are supporting america. >> soccer is an amazing sport and it separates soccer separates itself from all the other experts because i menu nights everybody and unites the country. >> only the beginning but an amazing start for team usa but already many are making predictions. >> usa against brazil in the final.

>> after today win nothing is impossible. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> the thank you very much. even took time to cheer on team usa at the white house. see all the staff showing their support and stay with us because sports anchor mike will have more on usa big win a little later on in sports. stick around for that. belgium plays russia and south korea takes on algeria this sunday and abc 7 the only place to watch and you don't have to miss a moment with watch abc that view the match on smart phone tablet or the computer and it works great. >> properly posed fwhail would mandate dna testing of rape kits is meeting some very tough opposition t.dan is here with the unlikely source of the push back. that will surprise pichlt you would think that everybody would be behind the processing. thousands of untested rape kit so why is the state sheriff's association against the bill to fix a problem we uncovered last year.

we asked and tonight the response. >> plus twin tornadoes tell pump he el nebraska and whole thing on camera. dramatic video of what witness call a war zone. >> basketball phenom that has colleges lining up to recruit her. did i mention she's just nine years old? >> this is sandhya still breezy around parts of the bay area tonight. temperatures running cooler than average this afternoon but get ready for a warm-up. i have details on that but first here's jimmy kimmel. >> hears some of the magic that is waiting for you after the news. can we line the rim with salt and make a big margarita in it

. >> really remarkable pictures here. pair of tornadoes cause big damage in a small town in nebraska. take the a look. storm chasers captured 2 tornadoes striking simultaneously about 100 miles north west of omaha. officials here say the entire town is just decimated. storm killed at least 1 person and critically injured 16 others. rescue crew racing to reach possible survivors. >> might seem like common sense. test dna evidence from sexual assault to catch more trillions. but a bill that would make that mandatory is getting some fierce opposition from the state sheriff's sochlingts dan is here with follow-up to i-team investigation on the rape kits has followed so closely this. >>reporter: is the subject of hearing in sacramento last year

we uncovered thousands of untested sexual assault evidence kit siting on police property room shelves across the bay area. after that a state lawmakers introduced the bill to fix the problem and passed semi-bring by a vet of 79-zero but the opposition not going away without a fight. st the problematic part of this piece of legislation is really the if you unpleased mandate and over burdensome regulation that it brings. >>reporter: california state sheriff's association coming out strongly against the rape kit bill. county sheriff christiansen is the group president. >> really this is about local control. it's about the sheriff having the discretion if determining which forensic cases we refer to the department of justice. >> any profession likes to have discretion. >>reporter: assembly member nancy skin of berkeley sponsored the measure to test all rip kits. >> the bed is the crime scene. so this men they have to be at doctor office or hospital, have that evidence basically through

a medical examination collecte collected. it deserves to be at least get into the national database. >>reporter: skinner bill does not include new funning for the test this could run 800 dollars or more appease but argue it's worth it. city that test all sexual assault evidence have seen dramatic increase in the number of cases solved. >> this welcome back one of these pie in the sky discussion if we didn't know that it works because that new york city we know new york city tested its entire backlog at the upon the that they tested was 17,000 backlog, their rape arrest record went up to 70%. >>reporter: in response to opposition from the shaeffer and lab director association, skipper amended the bill. law enforcement would have had 5 days to submit rape kit to crime lab. skinner changed that to tell. also doubled the number of days that lab would have to up load dna profile to the national database to 60. and the bill would not go into effect until january 1st of 2

2016. >> step in the right direction but it's not enough. >>reporter: the sheriffs want more concessions including full funding of the ad until work load for crime labs or they want the bill pulled. >> we think we can get the job didn't and support our victims and serve the people and protect people without the unnecessary regulatory mandate. >>reporter: skipper says the state bump it in better shape now and funding may easier to obtain. federal government pledged 41 million dollars to reduce the backlog of untested rape kit across the country. accept at public safety committee will hear the bill tomorrow and will be there and tell what you happens on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> follow this closely all the way through. >> absolutely. >> all right let's move on. great story here. she stands just 4 foot 7 and the university of miami cap not wait to get their hands on this young player. did we mention she's nine years old? jay new man currently plays been for high school in orland

orlando, florida and averages 15 points a game. all right. that's great picture but watch her in action. this video from the sister network espn. prodegy got official recawting letter from the university of miami. some of the games may run past her bed time at least for now. that is a very talented young woman. we hear about her in years to many coy. let's go to talk about the weather forecast. sandhya is here awfully windy day. yes. the winds were just blustery. it was about 45 miles an hour at sfo early this afternoon. winds have dropped off since then. but i do want to show you a spectacular upset from the emeryville camera. sundown 8:33. other than maybe wispy cloud or 2 pretty clear skies. winds kept atmosphere well stirred up and tonight still breezy around parts of the bay area but relaxing just enough to allow a few low cloud to develop near the coast. not expecting a lot more than that from sfo cam visit good. high compare to average we were

behind today fochlt doubt bit. 79 in santa rosa. 3 degrees cooler than normal. 7 degrees below the average in san francisco. notice livermore san jose running 10 degrees below normal. both only in the low 70's. that's all changing. we wairment up for you as we look from the exploring camera right now clear sky in the financial contradict. temperatures in the 50's from san francisco to oakland. san jose around half machine bay as well. narrow range from the sutro towercam. fog not app issue in san francisco. 63 in santa rosa right now. down sloping whipped keeping mailed side. most other years in the 50's. 54 in livermore. from emeryville camera lacking across the bay here tomorrow morning you don't have to worry about fog so much. mostly clear cool morning warming up the next two days and summer arrives at 3:15 this saturday morning. we are not expecting any major heat them take a look at the satellite and radar. a trough pushing out of hey.

this brought us cooler weather along with the gusty winds did. but that is moving out. high pressure builds in. warmer the next 2 days. math of start to fight heading to wed. tomorrow morning limited low clouds along the coast line. temperature start out on the cal side in the north bay valley mid 40's to mid 50's so head out the door perhaps cup of coffee to keep it warm or jacket or sweater then tomorrow afternoon you will notice some changes in the form of warmer weather. still prize in the as windy as today. warmer in most areas 60's to 80's and sunny for your tuesday afternoon. spovbingcly south bay. cupertino yes los got os. 82 in gilroy on the peninsula upper 70's for palo alto redwood city. 63 pacifica. breezy there 68 downtown san francisco. south city 69 degrees in the north basement see the 60's along the coast. low 80's around santa rose, calistoga, vallejo, out towards the east bay. 74 oakland hayward 77 castro vaechlt

inland spot on the warm side. 83 livermore and concord. 5 to 10 degrees warmer inland tomorrow. bump you up to the low 90's by wednesday. cool it off a few degrees. low cloud back thursday through the weekend. by the way this is the official start of summer. this upcoming weekend. >> really. >> it will cool off. a little bit. >>? a we had a warm day on the first day of winter. 3:51 saturday morning summer solstice 0kivrments larry off and make is here whchlt a great difficulty to watch soccer i feel it was a great day for team usa. came out firing in the fears match up if the world cup with gan a.tvl they had to earn the win. highlights and earn the win. highlights and reaction next in sports ♪ ♪ ♪

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today they don't care they are in the group of death in the world cup. germany portugal and ghana make up group g. gan knocked the united states out of the last 2 world cup but today got the revenge. major anticipation for this match up. u.s. strike first and quickl quickly. democracy first u.s. the to score in 32 seconds in. sixth fastest goal in if cup history. the 21 minute stand out the strained hamstring. ghana pressed the u.s. from then on. the nice back field and equalize 1-1 and corner kick find the head of brooks bounces it in. team usa wins 2-1 and get 3 points. >> was a bit of a shock that joe got injured. didn't want to risk another injury. it was a ingrained but it was a wonderful would be at the end of the day.

>> recall germany portugal group g matched up early today and tenth minute. bring down mario in the box. a penalty connect. mauler takes care of that 1 nothing. controversy in the 37th minute. portugal star defender mauler. the now 78 men. he completes the hat trick. cleanse up the mess in front of germany 4-nil at the top group g. iran taking on super eagle of nigeria and f ax and stop time. header are off the corner blocked by this. first draw. >> take the a brief team out before we hit the diamond with the red hot a and rangers cool them off with a little home run derby tonight t.can't win them all. we have the damage as we

>> after winning 6 of the last 7 at home the a's hit a speed bump playing host to the rangers and monday melt down. check out this guy. i'm out of here. exit stage left. wasn't always ugly. bottom first. john. single to center. cocoa crisp on the horse and scores. 1 nothing a's. murphy unload on palmer. 2 run shot texas up 4-2. had 2 home run on the night. on the fifth. the former a takes him deep. 10-2 rangers. most runs given up this year. rally time. moss hit it packing in the fifth and the bottom 6 with a 3 run shot here. rangers with 4 home runs win it 14-8 the final. >> 49ers announce today that george seenert the twichbt duck

tee to the frainer hall of fame on november 1st. george spent 17 years with the team. won 3 superbowl as assistant and 2 as head coach. one of 3 head coaches in nfl history to win a superbowl during his rookie season. well deserved. much under rated head coach. >> fabulous coach. firsthand you know that. thanks very much. >> back in just a moment

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