on abc7 news at 5:00, back from the border. a local congressman shares his experience meeting thedown daunted immigrants at the center of a humanitarian crisis. a freak accident involving an illegal independence day celebration claims a man's life in the east bay. a florida teenager beaten by police during a family vacation in jerusalem. what his mother is saying about the ordeal, abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> it's being called a federal crisis, surge of young undocumented immigrants sneaking into the u.s. a bay area congressman just back from border is sharing his experience. we begin with our nation's struggle with an influx of migrant children. eric wallwell just returned from the texas border, the epicenter

of the crisis. he spoke to cornellber -- cornell bernard who is live with the details. >> we're live across from the adapt of hopeland security. a government branch that is watching this immigration crisis very closely. and so is one bay area congressman. he is back from an eye-opening trip to the borer and is now looking for solutions. >> east bay congressman eric swalwel just return from the texas border where thousands of unaccompanied children are overwhelming border crossings and are being detained for processing. he talked to a 17-year-old boy from el salvador. >> i asked him when he came here, and he said, better life, and i understand that. he came here to seek what i was born with. >> in the past four weeks alone, 52,000 children have been an presented at the border. he says it's complicated, sending every child back isn't possible and add more border

agents isn't the answer. >> we need to address the issues with our southern neighbors, but also have animes system that provides certainty here and lets people know if you come here it's not a safe harbor, you do not receive instant citizenship. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> the crisis in murrieta california continues to spill over as protesters on both sides refuse to back down. >> the temperature was over 100 degrees and it got very politically heated. >> immigrant rights advocate joey johnson was there as groups of immigrants arrived by bus after crossing into the u.s. illegally. >> we're talking about bus full of children, children have been traumatized by making a journey, in some cases over a thousand miles, alone, from central america. >> murrieta protesters say they're not welcome. >> we're not going to stand for it. that's just how it is. there's thousands and million0s 0 other people have done it the

right way. for people to just come in here and ask for a free handout, that's my money. >> the white house calls it's humanitarian crisis. the president visits texas next week, but so far, a trip to the border is not on his schedule. >> drought conditions across the state have fire crews busy on the front lines of several wildfires inow yyolo county has a wildfire that is 15% contained. started at 9:30 last night along the shore of lake berryessa. 30 homes are under mandatory evacuation, the fire caused the closure of 128 between winters and highway 121. no word on what started the fire. a fire burning northwest of lake berryessa in pope valley is now 70% contained. it charred 4300 acres since it started tuesday. three people have been hurt.

flames destroyed two homes and seven other structures. all evacuation orders have been lifted. investigators in solano county are sit along -- still looking into the cause of a fire which destroyed eight homes in collinsville. started at a grass fire yesterday afternoon but spread to houses as many neighbors tried in vain to fight the flames with hoses. because the area is so secluded it took firefighters 20 minutes to get there. the red cross is helping the families with a place to stay. the search is on for a gunman in oak lean after a deadly shooting. police discovered the victim on 27th avenue and foothill boulevard this morning. there were initial reports of some 50 shots being picked up by the police department's shot spotter technology, but officers will not release any additional details about the crime. pg&e says celebratory gunfire shot into the air last night caused a power line to come down, electrocuting a man.

the 19-year-old man died. his half brother was severely injured and is in critical condition. you can see all those illegal fireworks going off in the background as police responded to the scene around 11:30 last night. >> we had a report of some people being injured, report of gunshots and fireworks. upon arrival, we found two gentlemen down on the sidewalk, in the street. >> the pg&e spokesperson says it was a 12,000-volt line. and also started a small grass fire. [ gunshotsgunshot. >> oakland police say they issued 114 citations for illegal fireworks and arrested a number of people on a variety of charges. these are illegal fireworks. the police department says it had 115 officers and 11 other staff focusing on illegal independence day celebrations last night. san francisco police also received a number of reported of

illegal fireworks across the city, like this display near 26th and alabama street. officers cracked down on illegal fireworks sales in chinatown, popular marketplace for fireworks during the fourth of july, but many are now coming to the internet to buy and sell them. illegal fireworks are blamed for starting this fire in santa cruz, fireworks caught a tree and three cars on fire. while they were at the scene, people continued to set off illegal fireworks. officers arrested this man, 20-year-old, for felony assault on a police officer. police say he threw a firework at officers. new video out tonight gives a rare look at the man believed to be leading the islamic militant group seizing territory in iraq and syria. it apparently shows al baghdadi leading a sermon inside a mosque

the video was released by isis but its awe authenticity cannote verified. he is calling for all muslims to obey him. this week isis announced the creation of an islamic state, declaring its lead are the authority of the world's one and a half billion muslims. 15-year-old florida high school student was beaten and jailed we israeli police. his mother is calling it attempted murder. a warning. you may find some of this material you're about to see disturbing. this happened when the man was visiting jerusalem with his family. video clips show israeli officers in riot gear repeatedly beating a young palestinian and driving him away. the family lawyer took these pictures after he was arrested. his mother could barely recognize him. >> i was infuriated. horrified. he is my son. you never want to see your son in pain.

>> tareq's 16-year-old cousin was murdered earlier this week in what is thought to be a revenge attack for the kidnapping and murder of three israeli teens. his death sparked clashes. israel is launching an investigation into the investigation on tareq, who is still in custody. a day of fun quickly turns into a terrifying situation. still to come, dramatic images of what happens when strong winds take hold of an inflate able flag. >> how san francisco is trying to entice you to spend your sunday in the city. it's a change that could save you some money. >> i'm frances dinglasan in the accuweather, warmer weather tomorrow in san francisco. a live shot shows clear blue skies. i'll let you know coming up.

another terrifying inflatable mishap this time in nevada during an independence day celebration. the strong wind of a dust devil launched an inflatable flag some 300 feet above the trees, knocking over lamp posts and everything in its path. two people were taken to the hospital and treated for injuries sustained from flying debris. one woman had to get stitches on her head. witnesses could only watch in horror. >> shot up towards the tree where my son was sitting, and then just flipped up into the air. it went higher than a lot of the buildings and then just landed way over there. >> this isn't the first time we have seen bouncy houses involved in wind-driven scented. this is the third reported occurrence in as many months in

june, two colorado children were caught inside when it broke away and in may two children were seriously injured in upstate new york. >> caltrans reports construction work on part of northbound interstate 280 is on schedule. crews are replacing a bridge hinge. the stretch of freeway is set to re-open by 5:00 a.m. monday. but an additional closure is planned for the labor day holiday weekend in september. three sunday parking resumes tomorrow in many parts of san francisco. the city started charging on sundays but is being scrapped to make it moyer affordable for people to get around you still have to feed the meters at fisherman's wharf and at&t park. a new tool is in the works to give parents more control over what their children view online. ahead, the idea behind a new type of router and how it could even get your kids to do their

chores. let's take a live look outside. temperatures will be heating up. now here's -- >> tonight on world news, with millions of americans taking to the water this holiday weekend, shark attack on a popular california beach. on the east coast they're cleaning up after hurricane arthur, and the n new storm threat on the

a wireless router is in the works that allows parents to use the internet to motivate their

children to do their chores and homework. it lets users set goals for their children linked to their web access. parents select approved web sites and set the amount of time the kids are allowed online, and parents can get usage reports to find out which sites are most popular with the kids. the last draw for belgium fans following the world cup, they were watching today's match intently, but argentina ousted belgium. we will have the highlights, or lowlights, in sports. >> world cup action continues on tuesday, germany vs. brazil, on espn at 1:00 in the afternoon. become a world cup expert in no time at all. stats and more, discover all things world cup on our web site, look under our world cup

2014 section. >> time to get a look at our weather and how hot it's going to get over the next few days with frances dinglasan. >> good evening, everyone. we'll see upper 90s, near 100. i'll show you that with the accuweather forecast. right know live doppler 7hd showing clear blue skies everywhere, with the exception of just along the coast. the clouds are sticking around. from emeryville, the beautiful view of those low coastal clouds near san franciscoment current temperatures ruth now, quite a range. 64, san francisco. 68, oakland, san carlos, 83. half moon bay, cool at 57. this time looking down towards san francisco from sutro, out towards the east, you see nothing but blue out there, and it's currently 83 in santa rosa. check out the 90s. fairfield, concord, livermore, low 90s right now. but i did want to show you some fog and talk about that a little bit. socked in right now at the golden gate bridge.

now, the thing that will be different is the fog will mainly be confined to the coast so not spreading into the bay too much. warmer tomorrow and then near 100 by monday. so, get ready for the heat. the forecast animation shows very little fog and cloud cover overnight so we wake up tomorrow morning, little clouds along parts of the north bay coast and parts along the peninsula, but should be pretty clear around the bay. overnight lows in the fifths, 54 in san francisco, 55, oakland. 57, san jose, and here's what is happening in the big picture, hot air mass moving in, that brought us the warm temperatures today, and that will continue to heat up tomorrow and also into monday. that's when we'll probably seal the hottest day of the week. highs tomorrow, pretty warm in the south bay. 86 in san jose. nice as well at the beach. santa cruz, 78. 84 in sunnyvale. look for 80s as well through redwood city and mountain view,

84. 62, pacifica, though, so if you want the cool weather, head to the coast. 68 downtown san francisco, partly cloudy conditions. more clouds closer to the coast. lots of 80s in the north bay. petaluma, novato, 85. 90 in napa, and look for temperatures to come up a degree or two as well in the east bay. a lot of 70s. 71 in richmond, 80 in fremont, and here's where things get really hot. near 100 in brentwood. 99 degrees for you there. concord, 94. look for 96 in livermore. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we're warming up even more tomorrow for everybody, from the coast to inland areas. the heat peaks inland on monday, and then we slowly start to decline temperatures through the work week, until we're close to average by friday, then holding steady for the week. really enjoyable weather for the fourth of july weekend. >> thank you so much. colin is in for shu, and talking

about changes with the a's. >> big trade yesterday, and hopefully this is what can get them over the hump at the playoffs. bob melvin discusses the addition of two new starting pitchers,. sports is next.

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welcome back. cubs president called the trade for a's shortstop prospect addison russell a no-brainer. chicago is building for the

future. oakland is all about winning right now. that while billy beane wend after smardzija and ham mel. they both have e.r.a.s under three. bob melvin saying smardzija will make his first start as an a tomorrow. >> not only a good arm, but he is quite the come competitor, he football mentality and take is it out to the mound, and when you have that kind of presence on the mound, the guys feel good about it. >> to make move, tammy milone has been optioned to triple-a sacramento. he pitched a gem last night. the a's and blue jays play tonight at 7:00. >> the giants playing a late afternoon game in san diego. can they stop the bleeding? they've one shut out three of the last five games, no shutout today. 1-0 giants in the fourth right knew. >> belgium slipped past team

u.s.a. in the round of 16. no such luck against argentina in the world cup quarter finals. messi advancing for the first time since 1990. the pass deflected. then the round-house in. 55th minute, one on offend. through the legs. off the crossbar. would have been an amazing goal. stoppage time. messi turned away. if you're watching you're no good company. belgium's last chance to tie it. it's high and wide. argentina hangs on 1-nil. they play either the dutch or costa rica. netherlands, so many chances. 82nd minute, sneijder off the post. stoppage time.

denied front. moments ladder sneijder again. dutch wearing out the crossbar. penalty kick. redemption for sneijder. but it's denied. dutch win 4-3 on p ks and will play argentina on wednesday. no serena williams, no marine no sharapova, no star power, but there is a in two-time winner at the all-england lawn and tennis club, the laid on the right. kvitova. punches the slice back in. this is domination. another backhand winner on match point right there. 6-3, 6-0, in 55 minutes. second wimbledon title in four years. >> statement one of the tour de france. 118 miles through york shire countryside? england. cav ven -- cavendish took full

blame for the wreck. catell thinks first to don the leader's yellow jersey, the defending champ finished safely in the pack. great trade for the a's, and all starts tomorrow. >> thank you, colin. up next, the special tribute during this year's

coming up at 6:00, the family of a woman seen beaten on shred you be a chp patrolman opens up about the violent altercation, and also caught on video, an unusual fire rescue right here in the bay area. the 30th annual fillmore jazz festival kicked off in san francisco today. ♪ it's the largest free jazz festival on the west coast this year's festival celebrates women and their contribution to music. the event covers 12 blocks of fillmore street. it runs through tomorrow evening at 6:00. that will do it for us here at 5:00. abc7 news continues now online, twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. i'm ama daetz, for frances dinglasan, colin rush, mike shumann, thank you for joining us, we leave you with a live

look at santa cruz beach. this is "world news." tonight, shark attack. >> get out of the water! shark! >> a holiday nightmare on a crowded beach in california. one swimmer bitten by a great white shark, as officials scramble to get everyone out of the water. arthur's aftermath. the holiday hurricane may be over, but tonight, the damage that was left behind and the new weather threat brewing in the middle of the country. close call. on one of the busiest travel weekends of the year, two commercial jets nearly collide over houston. how close they got and who is being blamed. and, sweet success. the real life rags to riches story about one woman reaching for her american dream, from waiting tables to running a billion-dollar company. how did she do it?