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one home burned to the ground and others badly damaged. >> a fire fueled by wind and dry conditions spread so quickly people barely had enough time to escape. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. it started at about 3:45 this afternoon as a road side fhat sa neighborhood destroying one home. that neighborhood is in cordelia along interstate 680, a short distance from interstate 80. >> this is what it looked like at 5:00 p.m. it shows the front porch of a home on fire and a handful of firefighters trying to put it out. by 6:00 you can see another structure destroyed by fire. as sky 7hd zooms out they had hoses blasting the flames. and then at 7:00 you can see the remanence of the first house we showed you. it is now gone two hours later. all that remains is a pile of smoking, charred rubble and the field is blackened and burned, but the fire is out.

the wind was a problem for firefighters. sandhya patel was tweeting live updates. the winds had gusts up to 25 miles per hour. it was descry -- dry with just 22% relative humidity. >> one thing that helped firefighters were these water drops. they were dropping in with buckets to douse the flames. they contained about 500 gallons. there were ponds nearby that provided plenty of water. >> they are on scene moping up the hotspots. >> that's where alan wang is live for us. the fire spread so quickly. the homeowners didn't have a lot of warning. >> they really didn't and they are finally putting things to rest. they ray cleaning up the fire trucks and they are trying to figure out how this all started. the cordelia fire chief just corrected the report. this town was in fleams and chaos just a few hours ago.

>> it is hard because we don't come from much. >> it was supposed to be the homer when they were supposed to start their life together. >> our official wedding is in four months so i grabbed my wedding dress which is expensive and our clothes and the dog and got out of there. it was within minutes. the house is g>> the >> thest everything but the wedding druse when a brushfire ignited along 680. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles per hour and embers were flying across the highway into the fields of old town cordelia. with the wind and the flame. >> within minutes they were dealing with a five-alarm fire. utility poles pulled down live power lines in the neighborhood and he thought his home and his dog was gone.

>> the dog was shot and i was worried for the dog. i am happy to see the dog. >> all lanes of interstate 680 was shutdown for two hours during the friday rush hour. residents say fires along the highway are common, but they had never seen it spread this fast. in cordelia, alan wang, abc7 news. >> california fire officials warn that this is something you can expect to see all summer long. >> 2014 could turn out to be the worst fire season ever. >> to help fight fires cal fire has an extra $100 million in the budget and hired 300 extra firefighters. >> two people are in custody and rete now a third is on the run after a robbery in san francisco lead to a chase through the city. it ended at 9th and mission when the suspect's vehicle slammed into three others. police believe they robbed people in a nail salon on

octavia and union streets. the officers nabbed two suspects and the third got away. no one was hurt at the nail salon. three people had minor injuries after the crashes however. fire investigators in san francisco have been tracking an arsonist who is targeting construction sites in the south of market area. according to construction crews, at one highrise development one of the fires caused $30,000 in damage. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana is live at one rine con plaza where another was hit yesterday. >> so far a lot of the suspicious fires have been set in dumpsters or just inside the fences of some of the construction sites in this neighborhood yesterday's fire is alarming because someone managed to get inside the parking structure and start a car on fire and then run off. crews quickly attacked the fire in the parking structure at 1r nie con -- 1rincon

plaza. according to residents here an e-mail was sent out notifying tenants that this was the second fire set this week. >> after the first fire the fire department came in and couldn't find the source of the fire 6789 . they just saw smoke. they saw a guy running out of the parking garage and they are investigating the matter. >> he declined to tell us his name, but the building management may have pulled an image from surveillance cameras. other residents say the back to backfires are a concern. >> two days in a row is scary, that it happened two days in a row. >> know thrg were other incidents that lead up to these last two i'm sure that has a lot of people concerned. >> this is in the latest series of fires set at or near construction sites in the booming south of market neighborhood a arson investigators with the san francisco police and fire departments are working together as a special joint task force. they want to catch who ever is

setting the fires before anyone gets hurt. after yesterday's blaze, even getting out of the highrise is now a concern. >> it is scary. we are on a high level. to get out of the building fast is a scary moment for us. >> construction crews tell us they increased the security patrol and are adding video cameras. abc7 news. >> a man suspected of stabbing his former girlfriend and kidnapping their daughter last night is still on the run. sunnyvale public safety officials say this man is considered armed and dangerous. they say this happened last night at their home near wolf and fair oaks. police say he threatened to hurt himself and the girl. an amber alert was issued and the girl was returned three hours later. the woman has been released from the hospital, but again he is still on the run. a company that owns a number of for profit colleges may have to shutdown. they claim a recent department

of education decision to delay the school's access to federal student aid means it could run out of money. the government made the decision because they did not provide documents to regulators investigating claims the school falsified attendance records, grades and job placement data. they have 27,000 students in california. starting tomorrow drivers will no longer be allowed on on a popular tourist attraction. they will be closed for the next four weekends. the ban on cars will take place from noon until 6:00 p.m. on saturdays and sundays and on friday july 4th. the local traffic and taxis will be allowed and so will pedestrians. it is part of a pilot program put in place after homeowners complained about noise and traffic. the local fee nome that is taking the golf word by storm. coming up, what she says she has learned playing with pros twice her age. and what she is teaching us

about life. >> and a father dedicated to making sure his son with cerebral palsy sees the world and the picture that goes viral. >> and they are so ugly they are cute. the world has spoken. which hound was crowned the homeliest? >> it got hot in some areas today. i will let you know if you will feel the heat as summer arrives this weekend. first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> take a gander at what is up with us after the news. >> can you use it in a sentence please in dash?

dedication to a son who sac care pal balance is -- cerebral palsy is going viral. he had this special chair made so he can take his son jonah with him on hikes. the picture was taken in 2012 as part of a park contest. they reposted it on father's day and it took off from there. nah grew so slowly james was able to carry him in a backpack for carrying children until he was 17. but they needed something bigger. jonah's mom says with the wheel pack they are able to take jonah about anywhere. that pint-sized golfer from redwood city that stole america's heart will not play the weekend at the u.s. open. she didn't make the cut. but it was a huge achievement. she learned a lot from the

pros, but she taught a lot as well. >> she is the 11-year-old in red, white and blue this wing and swinging her -- this week, swinging her way into history. wearing her brace she's came with her swing, ocaddie. caddie. hands a on her hip and sending the message, she's got this. she was the youngest player to qualify for the u.s. open. even before her history making winning stroke what she said about competing. >> i just want to go out there and have fun and play the best i can, and i really don't care about the outcome. it is just i want to have fun. >> about dad who has been by her side? >> can your dad beat you? >> no. >> she played on thursday and again today. after her first round, 8 over par 78, not bad, she walked up to the microphone and stepped up on to a box and trading her golf club for her cream. >> it was a lot of fun. i struggled today. it was great.

>> and then there was the lesson she learned we could all use. >> i learned that you have to be patient. one shot at a time.>> and >> and at just 11 many wonder what about the pressure of the crowds? she says she loves them. she has been golfing for more than half her life now saying she got serious at about is 7 while waiting for her brother to finish on the practice range. about the age thing -- >> what is it like to be asked for autographs by people older than you? >> it is awesome. >> and even though today she didn't play as well as she did yesterday, it was still enough to make history and for others to make way for her. after all of the high stakes swings, now it is back to being the daughter from california who says she likes to read sherlock holmes. her immediate plans? >> eat some more ice cream. >> is she not a delight? that is david muir reporting. she qualified at a a sectional

qualifier in half moon bay. we will see more of her in the years to come. here is tomorrow's world cup lineup on our sister network espn. argentina plays iran at 9:00 and germany at noon. sunday afternoon is the match you really want to be sure to see. team usa versus portugal on on espn sunday at 3:00. also on sunday belgium versus russia and south korea versus algae yaw. -- algeria. you won't have to miss a moment on your smartphone, tablet or computer. with parking at a premium, we aren't too shocked by the parking signs or prices anymore. check this out. this sign posted in l.a. says one minute parking.clearly a clearly a mistake. the person who took this photo posted it on a website. an l.a. city employee saw it and tracked down the sign. it will be replaced. crews will make a new one that

says the correct time, one hour parking. >> that one minute will cost you $20. the judging for the world's ugliest dog contest say he picked the winner because his smile was so shocking, poor thing. here is a picture of the award-winning smile. he was a rescue dog who was abused. he raised $2200 to make the trip. they say they need love too. more than two dozen dogs competed at the sonoma marin fair. his owners will take home $1500 and a four-foot trophy that towers over most of these pups. >> great day for them. it is time to check on our weather. >> it officially starts in a few hours, ama. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> the count down begins at 3:51 tomorrow morning bright and early the summer will start. live doppler 7hd we will show what you is ahead. we have high clouds that are passing through.

half moon bay with five-mile visibility. the high clouds, check them out. as they were moving across the bay area this evening, it created a brurs of -- a burst of color as the sun went down. they are made up of ice crystals and that's why you see the colorful sunsets. the last day of spring, 9 tiff in ante -- 95 in antioch and 91 in concord and 83 fremont and redwood city, warmer day no doubt. 84 in san rafael. 79 in oakland. 71 in san francisco. half moon bay, 63, a mild day. temperatures are going to come down just a little bit as we start summer. here istart summerom the emeryville camera. looking across the bay, 54 in san francisco and oakland 58. temperatures are pretty comfortable in san jose and morgan hill in the mid60s. from our sutro tower camera, san francisco has not been dealing with the fog right now.

but that could be changing. 61 in napa and 60s fairfield, concord and livermore. it is the weather you expect to see on a nice summer night. we are heading there no doubt about it. exploratorium camera giving you a lovely view of the america pyramid. slightly cooler weather and a seasonal pattern right on into next week. no major changes are expected. high p pressure and low pressure inland and a steady sea breeze continued this afternoon. it didn't help the firefighters near the junction and it is still gusty in fairfield. minor fluctuations in the temperatures are expected. as we head through the weekend we will drop the temperatures. tomorrow morning mostly in the 50s and 60s. the high clouds and the patchy fog. the only cool spot i can find is half moon bay. it is 50 right now and i figure it will drop to the upper 40s. high clouds and patchy fog tomorrow morning. we will go with a little cooler and plenty of sun.

inland highs in the 80s. coastal highs in the 60s. we will see the fog hanging around until the afternoon. 80 degrees in san jose. 86 in los gatos. 72 in santa cruz. a great day to head to the boardwalk. upper 70s redwood city and loss altos and 60s near the coast. the fog is hanging around and same thing for daly city. in the north bay, mid80s for calistoga and napa and santa rosa and 79 san rafael. warm day in the east bay. 77 castro valley. inland areas will be warm 88 fairfield and 86 livermore. and if you are going to the nascar race on sunday it is the nascar sprint cup series. weather looks great around racing time. mild to warm and lots of sunshine. make sure you take your sunscreen. accu-weather seven-day forecast, about the same on sunday. a little warmer on on monday and tuesday. 60s to 90s.

sounds like a summer spread to me. ama and dan? >> thank you, sandhya. the singing competition that makes you the judge pre -- premieres on abc7. now it is time to download the rising star app and it is time to make your voice heard. the app a is available on itunes and google play. that's this sunday at 9:00. >> should be good. time to play ball? >> sports director larry beil is here. >> the giants are not playing good ball. their slide continues while the a's, they find ways to win. have no fear. craig gentry is here sportscashp

losing streak the giants opened a series in arizona. the d-backs have the worst record in the national league. what could g good to see brandon belt working out. giants need his bat. probably returning by july 4th. off to a good start and sandoval and the panda gets past both outfielders. triple scores buster posey. lincecum six innings andht. four runs. andep to center and s in a run. tryi the inside the park

homerun. mistake. brandon crawford to hector san cheeses and dash cash sanchez and out. timmy continues to be owned by goldschmidt. gold member. two for two against timmy and scored twice. no homers, but that was close. the giants lose it 4-1 and now a six-game losing streak. the dodgers loss so have a four-game lead. brad mills on the mound and acquired for one whole dollar. yes $1. he got helpre it comesarly. here it comes and there it goes. sporting the clear glasses and it helps to see the three-run shot. holt looking for more but craig gentry, have no fear gentry is here. that is spectacular. he is lucky he didn't hurt himsel in the third, big papi, david ortiz, poppy. after woo batters were -- after two batters were hit by

pitches coco crisp delivers a hit. he limps home and that's the game winner. a's win it 4-3. lucy li didn't make the cut, but the 11-year-old sure did make an impression. that is next.