we're getting numbers that went to a four-alarm. ten people were evacuated but many left on their own. and as you said, two firefighters were treated for heat-related injuries. it's hot on the ground and there is a chance it will fair up, glenn. this was christopher's first fire. . >> i saw flames across the hill. >> were you scared? >> kind of. >> grass fires started just before 2:00 this afternoon. the fast-moving fire spread quickly down hill. his mom, jenny lives in a house in the path of the fire. >> within minutes we could see flames everywhere. in the hill just engulfed people were running out. and it's scary. >> it went quickly to a three-alarm. >> it's the onset of the fire.

we did give reports it's up to at least 50 feet behind homes. so we took folks here in a hurry. this was an urban interface area. san jose fire immediately asked for mutual aid from cal fire. cal fire responded with a chopper making water drops. 70 acres burned and the response seemed to be working. police revehicle waited residents from two streets they were told to leave immediately. san jose fire asked cal fire for more engines, air tankers and bulldozers. >> and seven miles from the fire, flames and smoke spewed from another fire. this is located near capitol expressway.

you're looking at verio. you can see the fire burned patches of dried-out grass located in between some of the fairways and dry creek beds there. a huge column of smoke delivered some of the nearby homes. >> today, temperatures were high, even for the end of june. this is a live picture on the east bay. and this is downtown san jose. the fountains provide welcome relief and a great back drop maybe for a selfie. abc7 news is here now with live doppler 7 hd. >> we can use though temperatures today here is a look at high temperatures. in the a high of 101 in concord. and only 63 in half moon bay.

with current winds. napa, 28 miles per hour gusts in fairfield of course as winds increase, that increases our concern of our fire. but right now, things are calming down a little bit in the bay area, winds are up. and in the sierra there is a red flag warning in the central sierra. concern is dry strikes and there have been a couple strikes today. well north, fire weather watch is in effect until 10:00 tomorrow night for same concern. dryness, heat, dry lightning strikes. >> thank you. water usage in the bay area are cutting back will be key. in parts of the east bay, residents are doing a lot to conserve but it's still may not be enough.

those not doing their part could face fines or worse. these folks had their water usage cut back. this is a service for residents that in cases are doing their part to consever. in dublin, they're calling it golden. it's almost like a badge of honor in these neighborhoods >> we cut back because they told us too. >> this we pride ourselves on not wasting water. >> some have signs firmly planted in sea of brown explaining why their lawn might

not look good. for those clearly wasting water there is now a set of fines and penalties in place. this homeowner received a letter informing him weekly water usage is more than twice the average of households in dublin, accounts that use more have been flagged >> we're seeing a lot of people taking steps to cut water use. it's a good thing. but we have a small set of the population that is still using too much water. >> there is a warning, then, a fine. then, $500 up to a thousand dollars. after that, they'll see excessive water supplies could be restricted or disconnected. here there is an option for those that want to give lawns and plants a fighting chance. there is a recycle water station residents can come get as much as they need, six days per week,

for free. >> with this program, i'm able to keep it alive. >> neighbors, don't get upset for those with a green lawn, the district is handing out signs, explaining the water use here is recycled in dublin, abc7 news >> police believe a campus supervisor sexually abused a teen-aged girl that attended a school where he worked the officer as rest ared the 30-year-old after launching an investigation. the victim says he molested her when she was 14. he remains free on bail the school has prior demands. >> police say two people were attacked because of their sexual orientation.

investigators say the women were walking home when a group of six men confronted them, saying they kicked and punched the women while yelling homophobic slurs. aggressors come to san francisco before just to attack gays and lesbians >> tonight a this 22-year-old arrested on suspicion of four felonies. this happened saturday in the cal train station in mountain view. video shows a woman repeatedly hitting the conductor, then, another conductor. sheriff investigators went on twitter and asked for help so they can use it for evidence. >> within minutes everybody was retweeting it. i just checked number was

followers went out to 100,000 people. and for crime solving purposes it's perfect. >> well, a female conductor suffered a mild concussion in the attack. >> days of harvesting oysters may be nearing an end for drake's bay oyster company. the farm has been fighting to stay open after the federal government decided in 2012 not to renew it's 40-year-old permit to operate the government wants the area to return to wilderness status. >> we've been delivered news that is disappointing that we'll get over. it's not the end we're evaluating options. one could be asking senator feinstein to sponsor a fwoil

allow the oyster farm to continue operating. >> there is a lot of controversy tonight over facebook's secret research to manipulate yugser emotions a lot of folks didn't like it sergio? >> by now, most users should know that any time they access social media network they're granting them license to use personal information for advertising. but facebook has taken that license for purposes of manipulating emotions. facebook users say they're not surprised facebook manipulated news feeds as part of the study. people who study silicon valley and technology say no one should be surprised. >> it's important. you're not a facebook user, you're not a facebook customer. you're a product.

>> this instructor says he is surprised the study was published. >> if researchers had talked to their advertising and public relations specialists they would have told them don't do something so bone headed don't publish it. >> working with researchers facebook said some users posted mostly positive, and others mostly negative but they didn't tell users they're being manipulated. >> you can't manipulate emotion was out asking for permission first it's just the first rule of research. >> one employee responded writing in part having written and designed this experiment, i can tell you that our goal is never to upset anyone. users say this will not likely to cause them to stop using

facebook. >> i know it's been changing the way we view content. and there they're a business in the end. >> coming up, earthquakes capitalize on world cup fever. tonight, this future of south bay soccer. and one feature in a new stadium. >> new san francisco general hospital. what you need to know coming up on seven on your side. >> later on, we'll attend yosemite's birthday party.

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(whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. south bay is getting two new stadiums in months ahead levis stadium getting most attention but interest in world cup focused attention on a new soccer stadium for the san skroes yeah earthquakes. david? >> this promises to be an intimate stadium. seats are going to be cloegs to action as well an elevator promising to be the largest outdoor bar.

give time to settle in before the season starts. >> it would be months for the bay area. >> the new home will be the center piece of a new mixed use development >> development includes four community soccer fields a million snafl square feet of office. 100,000 square feet of retail, hotel. it's going to be complete and create a new gateway. >> and solar panels will be installed over vip parking area. >> they'll be able to offset that. hopefully, time goes on, they can see benefits

solar continues to come down, we'll add more to it. >> the contractor is a privately held company. and two mid fielders were try as they did, the panels didn't crack, or break. >> it's a very young, young team young players. so when you play this kind of game, sometimes, you need area. the u.s. has more experience. >> impressive progress two more teams made it into quarter finals, both champions. you can see them suffering in san francisco. the team scored against algeria

the germans will face france, beating nigeria. french fans watching also had to wait 80 minutes before their team scored. when this happened, they went crazy. tomorrow, argentina takes on switzerland. big screens set up for both at san francisco civic center and usa-belgium. just bring sun screen. it's going to be warm. >> yes. and some water. everything. >> yes. >> very hot today. recorded temperatures above 100 degrees today. it's tapering off we'll have a cool down approaching 4th of july. some low clouds and fog bringing a cooler pattern to us.

notice our high clouds here. but these representing and lightning. 77 in san carlos. 57 in half moon bay. another live view looking towards golden gate, low clouds, fog pushing through now. novato, 90. concord into upper 80s now. a live view showing the visibility. fog increasing tonight. now looking at cloud pattern

around monterey bay. a surge of cool air into our direction is happening now. will continue to happen overnight. by 5:00 we'll see fog not only at the coast but will have increased presence mild but a cooler day tomorrow. notice whatever fog pushed inland burns back to coastline and in places away from the coast. giving us a cooler day but will be feeling cooling influence as it pull as way from the coastline. highs in the south bay ranging from low 80s to mid 80s in most locations and warmer down south. and areas of fog, i might add.

downtown san francisco, highs 66 tomorrow, low 60s on the coast. low inland east bay, triple digits, tomorrow, upper 80s to low 90s here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling continues. on into end of the week. thursday, friday, 4th of july, highs into upper 80s and seven #s around the bay. then, a warming trend over the weekend. so not going to be a major warm up. >> right. >> great. >> thank you. >> well, these workers are showing support for team usa. there is no question about who the team is. show us your world cup photos. we'd love to see them. >> you can e mail them.

or, up load them through our news app. we'll be right back.

approaching one-year anniversary of the asiana airlines crash, big changes coming to the hospital where so many of the victims were treated. >> joining nurses and doctors today for a look back at that tragedy and a look ahead at the hospital future.

>> this was the place in the video. >> it's burned into memories of hospital administrators. so is what came next. >> major went off. >> it said mass casualty. >> doctors and nurses recounted the tragedy. >> we're prepared for burns and inhalation injuries. we pulled out burn packs. and that is not what we saw we saw spinal fractures some paralysis. >> a jetliner crash with survivors is rare. so the team had to improvize. >> it's example of the tents set up >> but they won't be necessary if tragedy strikes again san francisco general building in a new hospital in a warehouse, they've set up full skwal working models of the rooms >> we can see x rays mounted up

there. less things on the floor, safer in the operating room. >> these are air mattresses. it conforms to their body. so plug it it. >> perhaps biggest change is the window. >> for patients with brain injuries, they need to know night and day. >> importantly there is more of everything more operating rooms, equipment and space. this can double capacity. >> we're able cake care of in the current department. >> when it opens there is one thing that won't change. teamwork. >> we're all n we're doing this together. that is really remarkable. >> well, there is more still to

come here tonight at 6:00. hobby lobby ruling. supreme court says it's okay for some employers to tell you what kind of birth control to use >> new plan for california school system. could make learning about science like a trip to the exploratorium. >> crack-smoking mayor of toronto getting back to work after getting out of rehab, today, stay with us. more still to come.

president obama says he's tired of waiting more than a year for leaders to pass a bill on immigration reform, the president says he'll use executive powers to change the law. the issue is under scored by the recent surge of central american children. the president wants to change the law to make it easier for the u.s. to return these children to their home countries. >> the children will be taken care of going through legal process but in case that's will lead to them being sent back

home. i've sent a clear message to parents in those countries not to put their kids through this. >> that angered many immigration activists they want the federal government to release thousands of the detained children. >> the u.s. has responsibility to admit the children, to give them medical treatment, education, and allow them to stay >> the group accuses the obama administration of warehousing latin american children who crossed the mexican border within the last few months >> the u.s. supreme court sided with hobby lobby chain in ruling some businesses don't have to provide birth control coverage if it goes against the company's religious beliefs. that is the reaction today, the decision applies only owe family-owned or closely held companies it's a set back to affordable

care act. >> supreme court recognized american families do not lose their rights when opening a family business. >> in this case they planned to offer birth control but not morning after bill or iuds. >> president obama believes women should make personal health care decisions for themselves. rather than their bosses deciding for them. >> nancy pelosi called it an outrageous step against womens rights. there are four hobby lobby stores in the bay area, one of them is in concord where we asked them about the ruling. my concern is that employees get a chance to voice why that

decision was made. >> we could be a an option that individuals should give as a choice. and not someone going to make a choice for you. >> they're working here, spending time here. and they should be able to go to the hospital to get things they need as i mom of three, they should pay. >> hobby lobby has stores in antioch, dublin and morgan hill. >> more bad news for general motors announcing recall of 8.2 million more vehicles with faulty switches, fasteners and wiring. gm announced a plan to distribute a million dollars to victims of accidents caused by the defective switch. >> the loss of my son, and i want them to acknowledge, you know, that general motors put out defective vehicles he didn't have to die. >> 54 crashes have been blamed and those who accept

compensation must agree not to file a lawsuit. orange county district attorney claiming it endangered motorists. >> in canada toronto mayor rob ford is back on the job. he was released from a substance clinic. he was videotaped using crack cocaine. said it was a result of excessive drinking. he had an emotional news conference, apologized, ask admitted he had been in denial he's planning to run for reelection in the fall. >> california public schools will look different in the next few years new stem programs begin to take shape. stem stands for science, technology, edging and math. >> the san francisco exploratorium is one of the best

examples of how hands on experience is necessary for learning. now, california public schools want that instruction in the classroom. the superintendent of schools presented his final stem report at the exploratorium today. there is organizations given by 54 people that are teachers, business leaders and lawmakers among recommendations, increased number of computers in the classroom and improve internet capability. money has been approved by the legislation. >> we have a billion and a quarter dollars last year. and 400 million additional this year >> some will go towards training teachers to do more hands on instruction. the superintendent said the average california classroom will operate more like a college using more software applications. >> four students can work on the

same document, then, at home, on the weekends they can continue work to communicate with each other. >> a key point in this record is the need to include businesses with the intention of recruiting these students. >> innovation is what is what drives the economy the bay area drives the economy of california. >> in san francisco, being exposed to stem programs made a difference in her life. >> it's not like jobs do that stuff. anyone can do it. it's hard work. >> the superintendent thinks most can be implemented within the next five years. >> coming up next, michael finney with welcome news for middle class families

>> there is relief for putting your kids through college.

>> 154,000 students will learn whether they've been awarded scholarships at uc and california state universities >> new grants will provide welcome relief for families. >> the program targets family whose financial needs have been ignored good news is that they will get bigger in the coming years. marion's oldest child is just a year away from starting college. it's a moment she's been saving for since her son was born. >> we've been pufting not only money away in 529 but grandparents, and friends have been giving us money in savings bonds and things like that. >> in all she's set aside $45,000 for his education. that is enough to pay the $33,000 it will cost for one year tuition. room, board at a uc campus. >> i know that as a parent looking at college it's not

enough. >> a new program being implemented this year in california public universities will offer scholarships to students from middle class families. rachel feldman is assistant vice chancellor of financial aid at uc berkeley >> students from slightly higher mid income families have been getting a squeeze. >> during phase one, it will cover 14% of a student's tuition by 2017-2018 school year, scholarships worth up to 40% will be offered. that is great news for students. >> very significant. hopefully i think we'll be, i will be eligible. hopefully. will give me piece of mind. . >> i feel like financial aid packages are becoming better, making college more affordable. >> marion is considering hiring a wealth management professional such as those as trilology for advice. >> i think the mistakes people

make when they're planning for college is not saving an early enough age, not saving enough, or the right types of accounts. >> aaron johnson warns if money saved in a 529 plan isn't used for college, there is a huge tax penalty. also, it technically belongs to a child when they're 18 and legally a teen with k.spend the money on anything he, or she wants. >> the discussion is okay. do you want to have a certain dollar amount? $50,000 when a child turns 18? we theed to save $200 a month to get to that $50,000. >> families with income up to $150,000 are eligible. it's open to all under graduates at california public university. including those students under the dream act. for more of the reports go to abc7 news.com. click on sections tab, then, select seven on your side.

there is a quick link to help you contact me. it's right on our home page. just look and click on it if you want to let me know what your issue is. >> thank you very much. >> and just ahead tonight the big birthday bash at yosemite. >> pictures inspiring abraham lincoln to preserve it forever. stay wit

yosemite receiving a special gift for it's 150th anniversary restoration of the mariposa grove. people from around the state took part in a ground breaking to begin that project today. because no story on yosemite should start with politicians talking about why the park was worth protecting we give you these views instead a 9-year-old riley rivera can go on and on >> i just thought the beauty ask all of the nature and animals how they just look beautiful together. one time i saw a mama bear and

cubs. just cute. >> this 6-year-old, reese is more to the point. >> it's beautiful. >> the rest of the world is a beneficiary. because of the wisdom. >> now, to the politician that's gathered to celebrate the government's decision in 1864 to protect yosemite and trees if the grove. 26 years later it became a national park. >> set aside the land for the people. >> the mother of the two little girls brought here when she was three. a trip back each time from southern california is easily worth it. >> we're just amazed just with everything that is out here. you know? half dome, water falls and everything. >> a young couple from way down south impressed by the size of things here >> coming from florida, everything is flat. here, it's incredible just the sheer size. >> shocking. >> yes. >> up the east coast, mountains

are hills compared to here. pretty majestic. >> ansel adams is 1861 carlton watkins took these photographs a california congressman then used those pictures in washington to lobby for yosemite's preservation it's not confirmed some believe the images made their way to president lynn on's desk in contrast to bloody images of the civil war. >> the power of those photographs to try to capture lincoln's imagination, but the nation's as an alternative to war. it's one of the compelling reasons why lincoln set aside land for public enjoyment. >> some of the photographs are now on display at california historical society in san

francisco. they're spectacular. >> just amazing. >> spencer is back with a look at the forecast. >> here is a look northward from our camera now. compared with record highs you'll he despite nine heat the record is temperatures warm, highs inland tomorrow mid-80s to low 90s, 70s around the bay. low 60s on the coast. here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling continues, temperatures continue to moderate moving towards end of the week. friday, 4th of july. into 4th of july weekend

temperatures rising so will be a gradual warm up but not the heat up that we've had today. >> thank you. >> as long as it's gradual. good job. turning now to sports. >> mike shumann in now. >> tuning up for match up tomorrow against belgium. should have reenforce manies on the way. we'll have an update next in sports.

team usa facing belgium. their top striker hasn't played since, will be available for tuesday's game. he's been practicing with the team. at this stage of the tournament wants to give it a go. soccer not a game that caters to cold hamstrings. >> just having him with us tomorrow is huge. you know? how many minutes that will see that during the game.

>> we're hungry we're not satisfied with just getting out of the group stage we want to go far in this world cup. for some it's the last opportunity so we're going to make the most of it i'm sure we'll get a positive result. >> so it's team usa and belgium tomorrow at 1:00. and today, germany facing algeria. a scoreless game. muller to the middle. snappy. later on, another shot on goal. denied but right to o'dell who powers it n now, jerry scores but it wasn't enough now, friday i got a hair cut, france i asked

for the paul. my stylest said won't work on you, shu. a goal off the shin and in. >> all right. jumping over to wimbledon. andy murray defeating kevin anderson. there is our last hope today, facing lopez. he came out firing aces. 52 he faces stan valbrenka in the

next round. and just had too much game, winning in straight sets. moving on to round of 16. alice cornier today, browshard reaching a quarter finals with a victory. only woman to reach the semis. axe's taking their 4-game road trip to detroit after getting rocked by mets. tiger celebrating his 30th anniversary of the 1984 world series championship team. a's draw first blood. it's 1-0 athletics miguel cabrerra offering deep to

left center. 379th career homer. a 1-1 game. brandon moss to a gap in left center. scoring from first and he's coming around... and he's in there. right now, it's 4-1, and we'll have highlights coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply, hardware what. do you think? will that hair cut work for me? >> it would make a statement. >> you can do that. you can pull it off. >> that is it >> we're going to watch the world cup. the airline offering its passengers a happiness blanket. we'll explain. then, at 11:00 a vote today at state capitol meaning big relief

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this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a linguist and language columnist from jersey city, new jersey... a recent law-school graduate from hayden, colorado... and our returning champion, a flight attendant from baltimore, maryland... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the start of another great week here on "jeopardy!" i don't think i'm telling tales out of school when i say that on friday's program, jill was very nervous throughout the entire play of the game

until she was declared the winner, and then her whole demeanor changed. tell me you're feeling more relaxed today. i think i am, yeah. alex: okay, good. melinda and ben, welcome aboard, and good luck to all of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories. first off we have... not overboard. you'll deal with... sounds easy. ...other things. alex: jill, you start. let's take overlord!, $200. melinda. who is attila? he's the one. let's do man overlord! for $400, please.