>> good afternoon, everyone, i'm larry beil >> beginning news in the oakland hills, firefighters looking for a fire bug. crews just knocked down fast-moving fires that are now contained. >> abc7 news reporter allen wong joins with us more on the investigation. allen? >> yes. just a half an hour ago, oakland firefighters put out a spot fire across the ridge up there.

and this is a the fire started around 2:00 this afternoon. it took about 300 feet of crews to get down there. when they got down there, it's full of poison oak. it took two drops to suck water out of merit lake. four alarm fire, with 90 firefighters total. let's take a look from sky 7 hd. you can see winds. that is what probably saved this thing from going as far as it did. we're only 3 to 5 miles per hour. this is off of mark and lemur just south of highway 13.

turning live now to lisa baker with the oakland fire department. you're calling these very suspicious? >> we have three fires burning in various steep terrain, then, a half hour ago, a fire at the top of the canyon approximately ten by ten. >> so two main fires 12 acres, other about three and a half. if they started what does that say to you? >> it says that our fire investigator is on the scene. we're calling them suspicious at this time. we're calling our citizens if they see sus spishus activity to call 911. >> at this time, do you have law enforcement out there looking for anyone with any type of description? >> we have no description at this time. our fire investigator hasn't determined they're suspicious or arson due to the fact they're

half a mile apart. it's odd in nature, we have notified opd. >> thank you very much. lisa baker. right now, they're in mop-up phase they took a small one out across there. anyone with anything, any information call 911. i'm allen wong reporting live in oakland, abc7 news >> anybody remembering 1991 oakland hills fire knows how dangerous and scary it can be >> now, an audit of the state public utilities commission reviewing it needs to do a better job whit comes to regulating transportation services such as limousines. >> we're live in san francisco now to explain. cornell? >> yes. we're live off interstate 80 here. this report is scathing. it says the transportation arm of the puc fell short but lacks oversight and failure.

the audit prompted by the horrific limo fire on the san mateo bridge which killed a bride, and four friends. a mechanical problem was to blame there. the p.u.c regulates limos and shuttles and the audit says it's deals with claims and violation. 11 women escaped a burning limo in walnut creek. a electric fire may have been to blame. mary chapman was one of the survivors. she's glad a review is being done. >> i just was not an advocate in limos at all because of that experience. maybe one day, i'll feel differently. i mean, it should be, they should be held to a higher standard. because what i can see now, and back then, nothing. i didn't see any standards at all. >> findings from the audit complaints take too long to resolve. sometimes, up to six months.

up to five months to penalize carriers the state senator said sadly the state auditor confirmed worst fears, that the commission has not resolved complaints in a timely fashion. the p.u.c says it will take it seriously, and comply with all recommendations live in solano county, abc7 news. >> thank you. u.s. marshals are investigating after a bullet was shot into a dellhams federal building, passing through a u.s. district judge's chambers and came to rest in a jury room. investigators do not believe anyone inside of the clay street building was targeted the bullet found saturday. u.s. marshals are looking into whether additional security is needed at the court house >> protestors delivered a petition with 30,000 signatures to the arch diocese of san francisco asking the archbishop not to attend the march for

marriage. saying thursday's far is sponsored by extreme lgbt organizations. about an hour later a spokesperson caulked with the spokesperson saying the archbishop wants to share the teachings. >> the archbishop is duty bound to speak, and teach the faith. >> this is a false battle. this is a wrong battle. this is the last thing that a jesus would be saying. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi and san francisco mayor ed lee asked the archbishop to cancel his appearance. >> a state committee will wait a week to vote on audrey's bill, named for audrey pott. pott committed suicide after a sexual assault she suffered in a party and talked about on social media. it would impose tougher sentences on juveniles convicted of rape. some members opposed that pro

vision. the law would open juvenile court hearings to the public. >> a bill aimed at stopping cell phone thefts passed a hurdle in the state assembly, requiring all new smart phones sold in california come preequiped with a kill switch enabling phone owner to disable the phone if it gets stolen the bill now faces another vote in the assembly. mark leno in san francisco sponsored this. police say 65% of robberies in san francisco now involve smart phones >> housing advocates held a rally to promote a bill aiming to prevent home flipping. that is when someone buys a house, does upgrades then sells the property quickly for a property. the proposal is sponsored by four supervisors, creating a real estate transfer tax on multi unit buildings anyone selling that kind of building within a year would have to pay a 24% tax on the

resale price. >> speculation is increasing our housing costs and causing astronomical housing costs, which is an issue of great concern to many. >> the transfer tax diminishes if the owner holds it longer, lowering to 14% after five years the tax does not apply to owners ever single-family homes, condos, tenants in common and new construction. it will appear on the november ballot. >> today the white house honored ten champions of change, including a woman from east palo alto >> sarah e came to the bay area when she was just four. tiffany wilson joins us with the story. >> she is a broadcast journalism major but her work online is attracting the attention of the white house. standing in front of the white house must have seemed an impossibility which she learned she was an illegal immigrant. >> i felt betrayed by the

country i call my home. >> emotion overcame sarah as she shared her story. she was named champions of change by the obama administration the white house shared this video of her. sarah's family crossed over the border when she was four. she made the story about the story. her parents returned to mexico thinking they can come back. >> this year in november it's going to be nine years i have not seen my mom. >> she lived a life in shadows, sending money to mexico and hoping to avoid deportation she applied for deferred action for childhood arrivals in 2012. as one of 600,000 recipients she became eligible to get a driver's license and a job. >> i now work for the girl scouts of northern california. i teach environmental science and technology programs >> she taught herself how to program so she can build this

web site to educate other recipients about scholarship opportunities. >> her first impulse to put other people first. and that is pretty extraordinary. >> the recipients are given a two-year deportation deferment. >> we're part of the country, here to make it succeed >> she believes in the american dream. tiffany wilson, abc7 news >> powerful story. >> impressive young lady. >> let's check on the forecast. >> spencer is outside, enjoying it. what a lovely day. it's breezy today but not as windy as yesterday. and we've got sunny skies all over the bay area now. and it's eight degrees warmer now in sfo. 13 degrees warmer in novato. only half moon bay showing no

change at all. 65 in san francisco. mid to upper 70s in morgan hill. another live view looking northward under blue skies. 79 novato. 84 fairfield. and these are the first forecast, breezy, clear this evening. cool and warm into afternoon with sunny skies, highs from mid-60s to low 90s inland. we're going to cool down a little bit. >> thank you. >> a fan favorite in coach harbaugh's dog house >> and live world cup coverage. how social media is playing a

part in the games. >> and capture of an alleged mastermind behind the benghazi embassy attack. what the former secretary of state clinton hopes will happen, now. >> looking outside, traffic on 280 doing well, just flying by. we'll be back with more on the news at 4:00. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source.

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his absence, tight end vernon davis he has two years left on the existing deal, worth $37 million over five years, davis feels he's outperformed so he skipped a voluntary mini camp and will skip this three-day camp as well. and so will alex boon. >> got the decision being the 49er way. and nothing more to be said about it. and others may try to make the focus on that story. our is the football side of it >> here is another story involving niners announcing their former head coach will be inducted into the 49ers hall of fame november 1st. he spent 17 seasons with the red and gold, winning two super

bowls >> it's neat. and i'll be involved with all three stadiums. you know, working and coaching at candle stick. then being inducted in the new stadium. so that is going three. >> you saw the banner. this time yesterday most americans never heard of john brooks the 21-year-old scored the winning goal for the u.s. yesterday against ghana. he didn't start the game but became the first american to score ever in world cup play and

dreamed it would happen. >> i had a dream two days before that i scored in the 88th minute. now, it's 86 minutes. i'm happy about it. >> it made brooks a household name. his profile became the most-read article on wikipedia. not bad for the a man who never played in an international match before. >> great story. here is a look at the outcomes from today. and right now, soak and russia are playing. as we say in soccer, nil-nil, at the moment. >> got to get the language right. >> yes >> social media is

cup soccer around the world. >> this is a good assignment. we're hanging with people watching russia-korea game the fans are no longer just keeping their eye on the action and ball. they're also keeping an eye on media action. fans met up at bars... >> my wish is for a victory for mexico. >> and of course, civic center public viewing venue. this is no longer the audience they're part of. everywhere you turn, people are

on their smart phones, they were sharing their pictures and points of view, far and wide. >> yes. this is you know texting my friends, just communicating. >> data is being crunched but during yesterday's u.s. versus ghana game, social media exploded after seconds of playing. according with facebook, 10 million people were interacting during that game. now, fans can cheer around the world. >> chanting is no longer posting pictures by the millions is now a normal part of the global competition. >> yes. let me take a selfie.

>> our sister network is carrying the matches live, australia plays netherlands at 9:00 a.m . spain, and chile at noon. >> well, a lot of great weather today for fans watching outside. >> yes. great viewing conditions outside. >> beautiful view. you're right. it's going to remain this way for another day before things change. let's go live and you can see sunny skies across the bay area, still a bit of a breeze. not strong gusts we've had yesterday. here is a look at current winds and 22 miles per hour gusts at sfo. most locations showing lighter winds. looking towards a warming trend that will peak tomorrow, summer arrives saturday morning

officially. so almost a full day of summer. area of low pressure is cool, moving inland throughout our northeast now. high pressure continues tomorrow, warming does. that will be followed by a bit of a drop in temperatures. cooler air starts to, well, influence into the weekend. looking at high temperatures tomorrow, highs around 90 degrees tomorrow, notice a drop in temperatures thursday, highs back down to about normal range for this time of the year. a bump up friday. temperatures dropping back to normal again saturday, sunday. that is typical of what the bay area can expect. tomorrow the warmest day. temperatures monthedderating

overnight, clear skies. and mid to upper 40 some coastal locations low clouds near the coastline. will be a sunny day from coast to inland tomorrow. warmer spots near 90 degrees, south bay, highs into mid to upper 80s and upper 70s to mid-80s on the peninsula. downtown san francisco, 72 tomorrow. nice, warm and 87 in santa rosa. 80 and temperatures moderating thursday, cooling down friday, saturday. weekend looks great. sunday, saturday arrives saturday morning. temperatures in the normal,

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the score. south korea now leading. a minnesota man is going the extra mile to catch up with friends >> yes. he's driving with a goal of visiting all 560 facebook friends he's been on the road since april, met with 161 of them posting pictures along the way. >> yesterday, he had lunch in menlo park. and he says the purpose of the jurn gee to get to know his friends better and build relationships. he's been using his savings to fund the trips but often counts on friends for a meal, and a place to stay. that is commitment. i would have probably defriended a lot of people before starting that journey. but that is just me. >> yes. >> there has been an amazing discovery in beneath picasso's earlier masterpieces >> they found a hidden painting

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clear up questions surrounding the attack. >> we want to know who is behind it and what motivation of the leaders and attackers happen to be. >> u.s. officials say the operation to capture him had been in the works sometime, four americans were killed in the attacks including u.s. ambassador and piedmont native, chris stevens. >> rez dments a rural farming town in nebraska are beginning a clean up after a pair of tornadoes ripped through the town yesterday. >> two people died in the twisters. marcy? >> the national weather service says one temperature was an ef

four, winds up to 200 hour. >> it's crazy. mother nature can do this >> nearly 75% of the area, destroyed or badly damaged after this powerful tornado ripped through the community yesterday. one of them nearly a mile wide. many returning to find little left. blocks of downtown, flattened. brick buildings, crumbled. each stop along the tour today holding a story of those who barely made it to safety. >> it's dramatic. >> the mayor managed to get here just seconds before the rest of

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saying the young bear was displaying typical curiosity. they say it would have been the perfect situation for bear spray. >> the bear in tahoe nursed back from injury now moving to a sanctuary. he could not readjust to living in the wild the bear found injured in march. an organization helped him recover, releasing him in may but the bear started approaching people, begging for food. he will be able to relocate in arizona he will be able to beat the heat with his own swimming pool. >> he's stepped up in accommodations. >> and probably gourmet meal service. spencer christian is thinking he can "bearly" stand it. >> i just want to hear the

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levels. if an effort to try to prevent thousands of deaths every year from heart disease and stroke. americans eat a third more salt than recommended. >> dr. oz visited capitol hill today. lawmakers scolded him for claims about weight loss products. >> if it seems to good to be true, it must be. right? that is what the juror says when it comes to all of those ads for quick weight loss tricks and health boosters. >> if only you take this pill, drink this shake, use this device. >> today the democratic senator focused on what she says is false advertising.

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down. ftc says it's suing pure green coffee company after that big boost from dr. ox. >> warning that price pressure could cause interest rates you pay for a loan to go up as well. the tickets spiked in may, get this, biggest in 15 years. food prices are up half a percent. gas prices up seven tenths of one percent. in san francisco, average price of gasoline is $4.21, up $0.15 from a year ago. in san jose, gas prices up $0.11

per gallon. to $4.08. it will be easier for you to compare prices on big retail sites saying costco, cvs and walgreens agreed to post unit prices that means you'll be able to compare costs by unit of weight. this extends it to online shopping. most of us have heard texting while driving is dangerous. department of transportation says it has authorities to regulate the apps. this dot once asked to be submitted while still being developed. regulators want ability to order changes if they deem apps dangerous. car companies support the move.

why? because they say they're building navigational devices. tech companies say it would slow innovation. >> thank you. >> sure. >> coming up next newest robot being used in silicon valley to make learning more interactive. >> i'm dan ashley. coming up at 5:00, a special home coming for a bay area veteran. a surprise he's about to see just feet away. how california's heartland is my greating to san francisco. cheryl jennings and i will be see you at 5:00

>> it's a final in brazil, south korea and russia played to a 1-1 tie. singing competition that makes

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no different than working with him, in person >> made by a company called double robot it allows jody to walk away with simon. this allows me to give him a high five. >> it allows them to interact with 10-20 students per day. she can do it in sydney or london. it was originally adopted for trade shows but now found a new market. >> reducing costs in travel and time. it's been a beneficial investment not just in terms of financially, but the times.

>> it enables jody to monitor progress and offer suggestions. and simon developed an interest in the robot. >> i hike to help it. it mostly crashes on the wall. >> have you seen that happen? >> yes. just now, it did. >> you don't want your robot crashing into the wall. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> thank you. fire in the hills. not one, but five break out in oakland this afternoon, spewing smoke and tension. there is late word they may have been deliberately set. plus... >> this march, this rally. it's a hate rally >> tonight the defines against a

mayor, a minority whip and 30,000 people >> kick and safe in one world cup thriller. >> we get word another cliff-hangar just ended and social media lights up, again. >> the seasons change this week. there is a hint of summer. i'll explain, coming up. >> several brush fires are being investigated. those fires are contained but concern over the way they started is growing. thanks for joining us. >> the first reported about three hours ago, at least two more fires sparked shortly thereafter. abc7 news is live now with the latest on this. allen? >> investigators looking at three separate fires in and

above this canyon. recent one happened about a half hour ago on that ridge up there two started this canyon the toughest part was getting there. it took 300 feet of hose the call for both came in around 2:00 and rose to four alarms. this runs just south of highway 13 but winds under five miles per hour, it kept flames from racing up towards the homes. >> it's not easy. there are no trails down there. there is loose rock. >> the fire was two and a half acres the one at the bottom, three

acres, both created small fires and one on the ridge was only about three by three. we're told the neighbors put that one out. investigators say with low winds it would have been impossible to create three separate fires. you can see firefighters. we're now in mop up mode. there are chain saws but the investigation is in full swing. >> federal marshals reviewing security measures after a bullet was found inside of a court house. it came to rest in the jury room. marshals at the building believe that might have been connected to a shooting on friday. the u.s. marshals will not comment on reports. the