as fire comes close to homes in the east bay. an a small plane crashes near liver more.

live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc news. >> all of a sudden the flames started to race up the hill and it was really intense. >> a fire comes dangerously close to homes in contra costa county. tonight, firefighters warn this fire season is only going to get worse. good evening. thank you for joining us. it burned fast, hot and still watched by fire crews tonight. abc 7 news reporter is live in contra costa with more on the fire that got close to homes. lisa? >> reporter: very true. the backyards of these homes on fascination circle suffered the brunt of the damage. as you can see, the fire crews

are back there checking the lines. they will be doing this all night long to make sure this fire stays out. they fought the fire from the air and from the ground as it leapt to life on this dry, grassy hillside. >> it was i scary, absolutely scary. >> reporter: homeowners also leapt in to action without much success. >> i dropped the hose and took off. >> reporter: it burned several retaining walls and trees. everyone, even firefighters, expected the palmer's house to be destroyed. the flames were 30 feet tall when they reached the backyard. >> i started with a garden hose when it was in this area, just outside of the fence. but then before long, it got right over here and just jumped. >> the wind just blew it. it just jumped. it was crazy. it went to the left and then the

right. >> reporter: bobbi and phil ran for their lives. fire crews arrived just in time. they saved the home. words could hardly express the palmer's gratitude. >> the smile on your face says it all. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you, chief. >> even if battalion chief admitted this could have been a lot worse. >> we could have had a lot of homes. with the way the wind is whipping right now in the fire. so it is difficult. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in el sobrante abc news. >> the contra costa a county fire marshal says there have been more fires this year than usual. we are already at the count they usually see in september or october not mid june. embers from a wildfire blew across 680 and ignited a home near cordelia junction

yesterday. today the owners are looking toward rebuilding. sky 7 hd captured these pictures of the fire. it burned several out buildings along with the thornton's home. today they found her engainingment ring in the charred bedroom. >> i saved my wedding dress already. it felt like everything is going to be all right. our wedding is still going to happen. >> her cousin started a campaign on go fund me.com to raise money to help the couple. a local church has offered to host their wedding reception. it was supposed to take place at their home. a pilot is dead after his experimental aircraft crashed near livermore. the plane crashed in a field north of 580. authorities say the pilot was probably in trouble from the time he took off. >> we have witnesses that say they saw smoke, and basing on the pilot's action a's f he in

fact jumped from the plane, it would lead us to believe it was perhaps on fire and he was in a very difficult situation and chose to jump out. >> reporter: the pilot's body was found 300 yards from the plane. sparks from the crash start td a brushfire. a man and boy suffered serious injuries after an suv jumped the curb and hit them in san francisco. witnesses say a driver was trying to parallel park when he hit them walking on the sidewalk. both were taken to san francisco general hospital. new at 11:00, a man died at an electronic music festival in las vegas. 24-year-old montgomery sang was pronounced dead after taken to a hospital. the clark county coroner hasn't said how he died. it shows the electric daisy carnal. organizers say 134,000 people

attended last night. las vegas police report there were 250 calls for medical help. his death comes after a 15-year-old girl died of a drug overdose in the same festival in 2010. a police chase can ended when a stolen car crashed on treasure island this evening. this surveillance video shows the end of the chase. you can even see the people from the car run away. chp officers had tried to stop the car because its occupants weren't wearing seat belts. they arrested the driver and released the passenger. a beautiful but cooler saturday on this first day of summer. this is a live look outside right now from our exploratory camera. let's get a first check on weather and live doppler hd. >> good evening. temperatures cooled down compared to yesterday, five to 1 is 5 degrees in some locations. live doppler hd showing clear conditions inland but some clouds moving in from the coast. here are the highs today

compared to average. so not only did we cool down from yesterday. we were still also below average in many locations. liver more, normally at 83 hit 80. that is three below normal. san jose ten below normal. a slight warmup with the accu-weather seven-day forecast as well as a chance of rain. i will have details coming up. >> thank you. california's drought is so bad it is ending family summer fun in san mateo county. the park will be closed the rest of the season because of low water levels. the park had previously been closed through the end of the month. today a pilot program kicked off in san francisco. popular lombard street, the so-called crookedest street in the world closed from noon to 6:00 p.m. this will happen over four weekends. it hadn't actually made the congestion worse. instead of cars the road was clogged with people today.

abc 7 news reporter is live with the story. >> reporter: wouldn't you know it, you caught me as there are no cars coming down lombard. i can tell you, however, as the street reopened at 6:00 there were so many cars coming down. they had been waiting to come down. this is a pilot project, as you mentioned, so they can see if solving the traffic doesn't cause any others. for six hours, they strolled, snapped pictures and soaked in the wonder of the crookedest street in the world. one of the city's most popular sites. >> this is one of the top five. we wanted to go to alcatraz as well. >> reporter: they have had trouble getting through the gridlock of tourists hoping to drive down the street. this is sample, cars lined up past 6:00, when they are allowed to drive down again. >> from the top of lombard street it will be a 20 to 40-minute wait on a daily basis

at peak hours. that is magnified during the summertime. >> reporter: lombard street will be closed to vehicle traffic between noon noon and 6:00 on saturday and sunday to see if it is a viable option. >> it doesn't seem to be too much chaos and it looks clear. during heavy weekend this locks up up here. >> reporter: so far he's a fan of the experiment but he says the real test will come in a couple of weekends. >> this is the first one. we'll see how it goes. 4th of july will be a challenge, i'm sure. it always is. >> reporter: residents are given a pass allowing them to drive down the street to get home and cabs are also allowed to drive down. for repeat visitors, the walk is an opportunity to change up the experience. have you ever been to lombard before? >> i have. i have. >> reporter: did you drive down? >> i drove down. it was awesome. now we're going to try to walk it. >> reporter: for the next four weekends, they will check to see if they can manage traffic.

they will also look at other things including parking in this neighborhood. we notice a lot of people have tried to find parking so they could walk down. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you. contra costa county firefighters saved some small lives today when flames gutted a vacant home in pittsburgh. it took an hour to get the fire under control this afternoon. one of the firefighters heard some kittens crying for help while he looked for more flames. >> i stuck my head down behind a refrigerator that was outside. i saw a little head move. we had some firefighter foam and water. and a little newborn kitten stuck his head up and meowed. >> reporter: the firefighters gave the kittens oxygen before animal control officers took them to a shelter for a checkup. san francisco firefighters say they face many challenges fighting a fire that a burned

between two buildings 0 along geary boulevard. the fire broke out behind the five happiness chinese restaurant. crews had to cut holes in the restaurant's walls to reach the flames. they don't believe it started in the building. no one was hurt. still to come, a dramatic rescue overnight. four rowers pulled to safety. what they were doing in the middle of the ocean. how a bay area family whose son received a life-saving transplant is helping other children. and later, the growing concern of the crisis in iraq. and why it is not looking good for iraqi security forces when

a coast guard helicopter rescued four people who got stranded rowing to hawaii. you are looking at coast guard video of the rescue. the people were participated in a great pacific race when their boat took on water. they were found 75 miles west of san luis abyss poe. they were hoisted in the chopper. a florida couple is recovering from treading water for 14 hours in the atlantic ocean. the couple fell off their boat 6:00 last night. they were not wearing life vests. the boat still in gear kept going. the couple drifted miles before they were rescued early this morning. despite hypothermia and jellyfish bites they were fine. a family hosted a blood drive to say thanks to the donors who kept a boy alive for

several years. we introduced you to dylan lowe earlier this week. he was born with a rare genetic disorder that prevented his bone marrow from producing red blood cells. several donors rolled up their sleeves today. >> every pint is important. we couldn't have basically been here and my son wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for blood donations. we are basically paying it forward and giving it back. >> slight discomfort, but just laying here listening to good music, talking to people, watching what is going on. >> dylan is now cured thanks to a bone marrow donation from his little brother brody. in san francisco, world cup fever is nearing a fever pitch. soccer fans didn't know whether to cheer or jeer as their a favorite teams battled it out in ba zil. expect the same tomorrow when

the u.s. takes on portugal. we will have highlights of the games coming up in a few minutes in sports. world cup fans are sharing their excitement with us. this fan is dressed and ready but with a bit of an injury. and abc 7 viewers are clearly portugal fans. e-mail your photos or upload them through our news app or abc 7 news.com/youreport. don't forget, you can go to abc 7 news.com for all things world cup. click on world cup 2014 for the daily rap, scoreboard and more. some people nominee san francisco revisited their childhood today. a huge slip and slide was set up. look at that dog. it was part of a promotional stunt. word of the event spread through social media and word of mouth. not a bad way to spend the day. it was a bit cooler than yesterday on the first day of

summer. >> impressive. those folks in bathing suits. only a high of 60 in san francisco. cooler for the first day of summer. live doppler hd showing clouds off the coast. we'll see more overnight. there are some clear spots as we look live. you can see the bay bridge downtown san francisco where it is 53. 57. and 54 half moon bay. we see some of the clouds over the financial area. santa rosa 55. a lot of 50s in napa, upper 50s in concord and livermore. from the east bay, we will see low clouds and patchy fog develop and move in overnight. cool at the coast. warm inland. a seasonal pattern continues with a slight warmup over the next few days. as i show you the pacific satellite image.

over the last 12 hours we see the pressure bringing us a sea breeze and the passing clouds allowed temperatures on the cool side. with a zonal flow where the jet stream moves across, little change over the next few days. i wanted to show you a longer term forecast model which shows an area of low pressure dropping possibly as far south on thursday to bring us a slight chance of rain to the bay area. we're talking slight chance of rain. we're talking mainly 100th of an inch. we will keep our fingers crossed. overnight lows in the low 50s for the most part with the exception of santa rosa a. cool and 49 there. 52 oakland. 53 san jose and then you'll wake up to clouds tomorrow morning. that will pull back to the coast. it will stay cloudy at the beaches tomorrow afternoon where temperatures will be in the 60s. a lot of sunshine everywhere

else. 70s in the bay and 80s inland. warmer for some locations. 78 san jose. warm there. 85 gilroy. look for mid to upper 70s. mainly mid-70s through menlo park, palo alto and near 60s at the coast. sunset district with the cloud cover continuing throughout the day. and we'll find pleasant weather through petaluma, sonoma, napa p upper 70s to low 80s. a lot of outdoor events there tomorrow. low 70s in the east bay. 70 in oakland for the a's game tomorrow. and in inland areas will warm nicely. here's the seven-day forecast. summer-like temperatures before a cool down on wednesday. just that tiny slight chance of rain, 10% at this point but i wanted to put it in there to give you something different for the accu-weather seven-day

forecast. the a's have been awesome lately. >> talking about the boys this summer. today's the first day of summer. the second straight day, the a's go cv cuckoo for coco crisp. 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.

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full. the lead was down to one. the giants hang on to win in the sixth hunter pence unloads a monster blast to the upper deck. 6-4 the final. his 11th home run of the season. baseball's using instant replay this year. but not for balls and strikes. and that nearly cost the a's against boston. dennis eckersley threw out the first pitch. nearly a home run here. it will bounce off the wall. and he goes to third with a triple. alberto follows with a sinking line drive. brock comes on to make a great diving catch. 1-0. in the eighth, luke appears to strike out mike napoli. the replay shows the umpire was wrong and that hurts oakland. pedroia hustles home and the game is tied. a fed up melvin gives the ump an

earful and gets ejected. coco crisp gets the game winning run and the a's win. and become a tradition in oakland, win a game and get a shaving cream pie. still to come, 53-year-old juli inkster makes a move at the u.s. open. and germany takes on ghana in the world

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minute. nine minutes later, ghana goes up front as they break free and score. germany answers. off the corner kick and record tying 15th world cup goal. the math match ended in a draw. the iranians kept it close thanks to great defense. the keeper comes out to make a nice save. controversy in the 54th minute when iran's player is taken down to the box. no penalty given which did not sit well with iran. it was scoreless in to one minute in to stoppage time. a shot for the game winner and argentina advances with a 1-nil victory. at the u.s. women's open, lucy lee stuck around to watch the round. juli inkster surprised everyone where a tournament best 66.

she is tied for third. amy yang grabbed a share of the top spot with 68. michelle wie began with a three stroke lead and had two over 72 today but tied at two under. gill a fight in california. this bout i was a slug fest. he lands a big shot in the 12th but no knockdowns. in the end, guerrero won by unanimous decision and improves to 32-2-1. the second straight year, macmurray has captured the pole. later in the show we will show you how three runs were able to score on one wild pitch. that was a wild pitch. very wild. >> thank you so much. still to come, the crisis in iraq escalates and the vatican takes on the

in tonight's headlines the pilot died when his experimental aircraft crashed moments after taking off from livermore airport. it went down in a field north of 580. sparks from the plane set off a small brushfire. this fire charred 12 acres this afternoon. it took crews two hours to get it under control. officials in las vegas are trying to find out how this man montgomery sang of san leandro died. he was taken to the hospital after attending the electric

daisy carnival. las vegas police say there were 250 calls for medical help. developmenting news tonight. new concerns about flooding in the midwest. rivers are rising and there's no way to stop them. in minnesota the crow river is overflowing baseball fields and roads. the damage caused by historic amounts of rainfall are forcing them to call in the national guard to shore up homes and businesses. the river won't crest until wednesday. islamic insurgents landed more blows against the fragile iraqi government today. they expanded their offensive and captured three more strategic towns. richard cantu has more on the crisis in iraq. >> reporter: iraq is marching in to a sectarian showdown. an entire country under siege. 20,000 defiant shia fighters parade through baghdad. assault rifles, machine guns,

rocket launchers at the ready, vowing to take on the sunni uprising. they are showing their numbers in other shiite strongholds like amara. this is their growing response to isis, the al qaeda inspir issed jihadists who today advanced on two more towns and opened the euphrates valley leading to baghdad. an entire brigade of iraqi soldiers were killed. some of the best soldiers are locked in a bitter fight to maintain control the largest oil refinery. the u.s. wants stop this from escalating but limit its own involvement. u.s. and iraqi officials meeting are sending in 300 military advisers to assist. the violence is driving the growing humanitarian crisis. thousands are forced from their homes each day. angry kurds are dumping in the

streets. and sending food prices through the roof and life-saving medications are in short supply. conflict taking a toll on the iraqi people with no relief in sight. richard cantu, abc news, new york. in san francisco today, there was a rally urging the united states not to go in to another war. this was a national day of action. the protest was mirrored in other cities across the country. they believe nothing has changed in iraq in 2003 when american forces first entered the country. pope francis has strong words for italian mobster. hundreds of thousands of people greeted the pope today in a place where org nieds crime is prevalent. he attacked the italian mafia by telling them they were excommunicated by the church. a lot of them present themselves as upstanding religious men but the pope said no more.

it is not a beauty pageant, but that's the point of the ugliest dog contest in petaluma. >> the world's ugliest dog is peanut. >> reporter: peanut the 2-year-old chihuahua shih tzu mix bringing home the prize at the world's ugliest dog contest beating out nearly 30 other pooches including quasi modo, the disfigured bull dog mix and the bearded chinese crested. >> i think he's cute. >> while cutest may be in the eye of the beholder, peanut's charm is more than his unique face. it is in his heroic story. >> he was burned as a puppy and so this is the way he look as a result. >> reporter: peanut spent nine months in a shelter waiting for someone to see past the scars. finally holly chandler from

greefld, north carolina, found him and fell in love. he is now healthy, strong and joins the ranks of the past contest winners, including yoda, elwood and gus. for peanut's owner this isn't about sharing his one of a kind face in the world. >> i'm competing to raise awareness for animal abuse. >> reporter: she is using the $1500 grand prize to pay vet bills for other abused animals. >> peanut is cute. you can see more of peanut tomorrow morning. he will be live on good morning america here on abc 7 from 7:00, to 8:00 a.m. if you think parking restrictions are tough, check this out. city of los angeles installed a one minute parking sign. it is clearly a mistake. it should read one hour parking. the city says it will take a few weeks to fix the sign. ahead, a new use for old, unused newspaper dispensers.

one what one community is turning them in to. 17-pound store catalog landing on doorsteps. coming up, we hear from restoration hardware. in the accu-weather center, a cool start for the first day of summer but i a slight warmup ahead with a chance of rain in

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one of the last major department stores in downtown oakland is leaving. sears sold its star on broadway. they will turn it in to a retail and office space. sears is expected to close by the end of the summer. luxury retailer restoration hardware has been drawing fire for nearly a 17 pound bundle of catalogs they have mailed. the company bets it will get your attention. michael finney says it is definitely getting attention. >> reporter: cynthia marshall of mountain view had to show us the 15-pound surprise u.p.s. delivered to her door. >> it was 15 pounds of catalogs from restoration hardware. >> reporter: yes, it was one of those famously huge home

furnishing catalogs the retailer is dropping on doorsteps across the country. >> it's ridiculous and unnecessary. >> reporter: cynthia calls it a waste of paper, fuel and water. echoing critics across social media. stunned by the 3,300 glossy pages, weighing up to 17 pounds in 13 books, it seems nobody much wants. >> they are going to go in the recycling toter. >> reporter: others brought them back to the store. here protesters returned 100 bundles to the store. >> catalogs pose a problem for recycling system. >> reporter: the department of the environment works to stop unwanted mailings. ironically she received two of the bundles herself. >> of all people i received it. of course i had to then explain that i received it twice. >> reporter: here in this recycling center the catalogs are flowing in.

so heavy they need a special conveyer. >> at restoration hardware furniture. >> reporter: friday finds one in a paper bail. >> there's another one. >> and then another. elsewhere folks are using the furniture catalog as actual furniture. this is a step stool. that one a lap table. how can this help sales? i asked consumer psychology kit yara. >> this was delivered. >> is that amazing? >> it is amazing and it certainly makes people stop and pay attention. that's really what they wanted. >> reporter: the professor says good or bad it's created extraordinary buzz. >> people are talking about a catalog is big. >> reporter: restoration hardware did not provide a statement pointing to ceo gary friedman's quarterly report to investors. friedman says no one has an

offering that is remotely comparable. our source books are an important part of our multi-channel go to market strategy and cannot be released by the internet where the smallest retailer in the world can look as dominant as the largest retailer and it would require a customer to collect 10,000 times to understand the difference. cynthia doesn't buy it. she demanded to get off that mailing list. >> an a e-mail would have been just fine. >> reporter: in this stack of catalogs, the company includes a notice saying it is committed to preserving the planet. many have been mocking that claim. the retailer says it ships the catalogs in one bundle to save fuel. it uses paper from sustainable force and buys carbon offsets through u.p.s. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. the city of stockton is trying something new with old newspaper vending machines. they are turning them in to book

dispensers. 12 were turned in to little free libraries this morning. i came from a city council member who help hopes it will help with literacy. it has reached 15,000 cities in 40 countries. time for one last check on the weather on this first day of summer. hi, francis. >> good evening. we are seeing some clouds move in with live doppler 7 hd and sunny day all around the state from 96 in chico, 99 fresno to 108 palm springs. cooler at the coast, cloudy as well through los angeles, san diego, 80 and 73 degrees respectively. temperatures around the bay area a little warmer in some locations. 64 in san francisco. 78 san jose and 80s inland. the warmest 87 in antioch. a lot of events going on tomorrow. if you are headed to the sonoma marin county fair in petaluma low

70s and reach the mid-70s by the afternoon. if you are staying all day it will be cool by the evening to 55 degrees. if you are heading to the alameda county fair 73 degrees, near 80 by the afternoon and cooling again by 11:00 in to the 50s. here's the accu-weather seven-day forecast. we have a nice summer spread. 60s along the coast. 80s inland and then things warm up the next few days before a cooldown on wednesday. a tiny chance of rain. 10% and very little rain. maybe drizzle on thursday. >> thank you so much, francis. rick is in for sports. are the giants heating up. >> first time this week they win. coming up in sports, a monster home run by hunter pence and for the first time this season melvins gets ejected but he would go home happy. the singing competition that makes you the judge premiers

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even a bad call to the home plate umpire couldn't put an end to the a's winning streak. eckersley threw out the winning pitch. in the third, delarosa deep to

right. the triple. alberto follows with a sinking liner. a great diving catch to make it 1-0. in the eighth, gregerson appears to strike out napoli. a foul tip. replay shows it was not. the call hurt oakland. dedroi a decoco crisp singles home the game winner. the a's win the fifth straight 2-1. look out, coco, you are going to get a pie in the face. having lost nine of the last ten, the giants decide it was time for panic. he got the first major league at bat and drew a walk. mccarthy three in the first. tyler with the bases loaded single brings home posey and

sandoval. san francisco tacked on one more in the second. they makes it 4-0. the diamondbacks rally in the fourth. aaron hill singles off of vogelsong. the lead down to one. the giants hang on to win in the sixth. hunter pence unloads a monster blast to the upper deck. some 440 feet. 6-4 the final. his 11th home run of the year. the brewers had the bases loaded in colorado when christian throws a wild pitch. mchenry throws it past him allowing another to score. and when he is caught napping, gene at third races home and he's going to be safe. three runs score on one wild pitch. milwaukee beat the error prone rockies 9-4. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick was working out today. not with his teammates but with

350 kids at st. ignatius prep. he led a camp for kids. the groups were kept small to make sure each camper received as much instruction as possible and provided scholarships to disadvantaged youth. he began to play football at 8 years old. >>ic i said when i was younger we had high school players come to stuff and it was amazing. to me, if i can give back and get them excited or keep them motivated i want to do thamplts u.s. returns to world cup play when they play portugal. the other two countries in the group, germany and ghana squared off. nine minutes later, ghana goes in front. they start to celebrate. germany would answer in the 71st minute off the corner kick.

record-tying 15 ath cup world cup goal for him. the match ended in a 2-2 draw. argentina were favorites to win today but iran kept it close. there was some controversy in the 54th minute. iran's player is taken down to the box. no penalty given which left the iranians livid. it stayed scoreless until one minute in to stoppage time. argentina advances with a 1-nil. victory. nigeria took on bosnia-herzegovina. in the 29th minute, the nigerians go in front and scores from close range that. would be the only goal as bosnia is eliminated from the tournament. tomorrow, belgium plays russia. while south korea takes on algeria. you can see it here on abc 7.

3 p.m. the match everyone will be watching team usa versus portugal. you can watch it live on espn. portugal led by their star ronaldo. >> thank you so much, rick. thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow.

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