good evening and thank you for joining us. to developing news. the wildfires burping in northern california. bay area crews have joined the firefight. a strike team from the alameda county, fremont fire departments left this morning to help fight a fire in yolo county near the dam at lake berryessa, an hour east st. helena. the fire is 30% contained. flames forced mandatory

evacuations. highway 128 is closed. >> firefighters are getting the upper hand on another fire. the fire in pope valley has burned two homes and seven buildings. it's now 80% contained. there were four injuries connected with the fire and charred 4300 acres since it began on tuesday. a san rafael man faces charges, accused of sexually abusing a girl over a three-year period. police arrested 37-year-old arturo hernandez this morning. he was on his way to meet the teenage victim. investigators say the abuse began when the girl was 13. new details in the case of a florida teenager who says he was brutalized by israeli police. the 15-year-old is out of jail tonight without being charged. but israeli authorities insist the young man is not the innocent bystander he claims to be. here's the story from jerusalem.

>> 15-year-old american tar reek was release from an israeli jail, bearing the black eye and swollen lips. his family says this video shows the police in riot gear beating the one team, one held him down and one kicked im. >> i was brutally eye tacked when i was watching what was happening. >> an israeli police spokesperson says the man, from tampa florida, was teen in the violent teens involved in the clashes following the murder of his cousin. he was burped alived, the victim of what is believed to be a revenge killing following the murder of three jewish teenagers. >> why would you attack me like this? at least tell me why would you do that to me if i didn't do anything to you? >> the teenager was on summer

vacation, visiting family with his parents, who are stunnedded and outraged. >> i couldn't believe it. >> though their son is now free, they said they want justice for the police officers. >> go to jail. >> yes. >> stop him. stop him. to do that against another one. >> did you think that will happen? >> i doubt it. >> but on abc's "this week" israel's ambassador to the united states says the video does not tell the whole story. >> one of six boys who attacked the police with petro bombs, molotov cocktails. >> adair will spend the next nine days are in court-ordered house arrest before returning home to florida with his family on the 16th. abc news, jerusalem. >> tonight israeli police arrested six jewish suspects in the apparent revenge murder of the palestinian teenagers. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says they will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> we're hearing from a man who

survived a great white shark attack in southern california. he was an hour into his regular swim when he came face-to-face with a shark. the juvenile had been trying to free itself from a fisherman's hook for a half an hour when it bit him. in a phone interview today, he said the shark came out of nowhere. >> it looked at me and lunged at my chest, bumped into my chest, and i took my right hand and grabbed the nose of the shark to try to pry it -- its mouth open to get it off of me. that all happened within two seconds. i was scared. more than anything, i was just terrified. >> surfers helped save hem. those who frequent manhattan beach say sharks are frequently seen in the water but this is the first time they heard of a shark bite in the area. shark sitings are on the rise on several california beaches. an alert tonight for residents on the peninsula after a mountain lion was spotted in

the san mateo highlands. a resident spotted one friday night and found an animal carcass in the area. the sightings come after someone reported a mountain lion in a backyard. that cat had made a meal of a deer. >> it's been really warm so far this summer and the above-average temperatures are set to return. let get a quick check from frances dinglasan. >> good evening. we had some temperatures reach 100 today in certain locations. look at the blue skies out there. the heat continues. i'll let you know how warm tomorrow and when inland areas can expect relief. >> also ahead, bay area dog opener gets crushing news after her dog ran off during fourth of july fireworks. get back into the game. world cup action continues tuesday with game one of the semifinals. you can watch germany versus

brazil on our sister network, espn, at 1:00.

>> a year later we're remembering the asiana plane crash at sfo. three people died. 181 others were injured when the plane clipped the sea wall while landing. nick smith is live tonight from an area in millbrae where some actually saw that crash. nick, this tragedy continues to have a tremendous impact. reporter: it does indeed. we spoke with the father earlier today who said that he comes out here regularly with his son, to

watch the planes take off and land. what he was not prepared to do was have a conversation with him about life and death. >> i was at work when i saw my dad's plane on fire, with all the flames. >> ewan this is talking about asiana flight 214. a year ago today the plane crashed while landing at sfo. three people died 1, 87 were injured. her father, 47-year-old eugene was on the flight and survived. we spoke with eunice by phone. >> i was praying in the back of my mind and tried not to let the outside voices tell me that my dad didn't make it. >> the plane clipped the sea wall just short of the runway, spun for 340 degrees, broke into pieces and caught fire, and it happened on a day like today, clear skies. >> we talked about coming out here that morning. >> they come to bay front park to watch planes take off and land regularly. after the crash matthew had his

talk with a son no father enjoys, one about life and death. >> just being open about things and talking about life and death, and things, helps him integrate it. >> last month the ntsb determined the pilots made serious mistakes on the approach and landing of the plane. one of the crew deactivated the automatic speed control system. it was fatal error because the pilots did not notice the plane was losing speed and altitude until it was too late. >> the pilots must command their automation and not rely on it. the pilot must always be the boss. >> but the ntsb says other factors contributed, including fatigue and pilot training issues. >> they have not addressed the fundamental issue in that crash. >> captain rick deeds, an aviation expert, he says the ntsb report was clear, these pilots are improperly trained. >> they did not know how to fly

the airplane, period. >> of the 307 people on board, almost 200 were taken to area hospitals with injuries such as bruises, broken bones and spinal damage, three people died. >> my father survived and a lot of other families survived but three people didn't make it out. those parents are still mourning. >> making today, the anniversary of the crash, an uncomfortable reminder. >> airfield security officers at sfo will be honored for their response to the crash. the six officers who were among the very first on the scene carried victims of the crash to safety. the officers will be honored during the supervisor meeting. >> doctors and nurses at the hospital was a learning experience. hospital staff gathered to review how they handled the mass

casualty incident. they're using the experience to help improve services at the new hospital now under construction. it will have double the patient capacity, and is set to open in december of next year. >> ahead, pilot's perspective on the crash. we'll hear from a pilot who was coming in for landing just behind the asiana flight. hear from her on abc7 at news at 6:00 jame. >> the dog that got spooked by the fourth of july fireworks and escaped from a kennel has been found, hit and killed along highway 101. she boarded her two dogs at a pet villa while going out of town this holiday weekend. employees called her saturday morning informing her, her three-year-old boxer, had disappeared. she came home to search for her dog. this morning pet villa called to tell her the dog was found dead. they said this is the first time an incident like this happened. >> the owner thought it was a

bragging point and proceeded to argue with us about the tragic nature of our loss, and so we have been very disappointed with the owner. and her -- >> we contacted villa pet boarding and they said they are not commenting. hope you'llle join us for an inside look at a bay area summer camp thatting changing the lives of children with special needs. we'll go to the camp funds bid the generosity of the taylor family foundation. if you can help, the day in the park fundraiser is next month. we have information at abc7news.com. and our article family foundation special just like me, airs tonight at 6:30 here on abc7 news. an unidentified flying object captured over the colorado sky, and we have the video. take a look. what is this strange sight?

that story is ahead. our skies, just lots of blueness because we have lots of sun. how long will our summer heat stick around?

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lots of reports of ufo sightings in the skies of denver. turns out the denver broncos parachute team dropped in on several fourth of july events with pyrotechnics blazing from their feet. some filmed all the way down to the field where the outlaws were playing. the benefactors behind the hidden cash phenomenon hit the beach today. what a great end to a holiday weekend. people in san diego tweet after finding their hidden treasure.

here's one of the clues: looks like the money was hidden inside pez candy dispense sirs. >> it is time to get a chance on the weather with frances dinglasan and how hot it's going to get? >> it's going to be very hot again. fresno, about 105, 107 tomorrow, for hidden cash. just some coastal clouds and clear skies out there. beautiful shot from sutro. current temperatures coming down. san francisco, 63. oakland, 67. san carlos, 75. gilroy 92. half moon bay, 59. and this time we're looking from the east bay out towards the west, and you see very little clouds out there, even along the coast. it's currently 84 in santa rosa.

napa, 78. novato, 88. fairfield, 95. still mid-90s in concord and livermore. more blue skies over downtown san jose. we'll see some fog again overnight, but mainly along the coast. it's going to be warm and hot tomorrow, then much cooler mid-week and that's when we can get some relief for inland areas. i'm showing you the forecast animation with the fog. tonight you'll see it just along the coast. check out the high clouds. they're moving in as well. we have fog along the coast, high clouds moving in, subtropical moisture, and with extra cloud cover a little bit milder overnight. 54, san francisco, 55, oakland. 59, san jose. 60, livermore. 65, antioch. we continue to see this hot air mass build into tomorrow, and that's why the heat will continue. but the other forecast animation also shows a surge of clouds

coming in. so we have the heat building and then the clouds acting like an umbrella. so we're not going to warm up as much as i thought. probably break even, and you notice the areas of green, we could see shower activity in higher elevations in in the and central california. 96 in gilroy. 74, santa cruz, hazy sunshine. low 80s through redwood city, millbrae, 74. 60s along the coast. downtown, san francisco, 67. 80s again. temperatures very similar to today's numbers, with anyoneness and low 80s in the east bay and could hit 100 in some locations. brentwood, 97 in livermore. tomorrow, temperatures just about break even but we'll see the high clouds passing through, and then look for the cooldown to start on tuesday, and then

thursday, and friday, will be closer to normal. still plenty of sunshine for next weekend. >> thank you. kole rush is in -- colin rush is in for shu. >> timmy doing what he does against san diego, shutting him down. his nickname is the shark. sports is next.

the a's dealt for smardzija to help get them over

the top come playoff time. perhaps a preview of things to come in his debut this afternoon. he played college football at notre dame. what a first impression today. fourth inning against toronto. adam lin, striking out. then an rbi single. 3-0 oakland. smardzija strikes out the side in the seventh inning. one run allowed on four hits, 108 pitches. 75 for strikes. welcome to oakland, jeff smardzija. he gets the win as the a's sweep the blue jays. >> the president slept well last night. i was tired from the 18-our trip from d.c. i slept all right, woke up and just excited. i'm used to getting to the field and having to hit and take bp. i'll have to adjust my clock. >> all-star teams announced shortly after the game.

the a's with six representatives going to minneapolis. josh donaldson starting at third. and cespedes, norris, and moss, smardzija made it nor national log but ineligible due to being traded to the american league. >> a giants fan's dream, tim lincecum versus the padres. chris dough -- -- hunter pence gives them the lead. 3 or giants. timmy no-hit the padres two starts ago. 6-1/3, six strikeouts, allowed three hits, this is one of them. that was the only real damage. giants win 5-4, take 2-3 in the series. the all-star representatives from the giants, bumgarner and

pence, the shocker, no buster posey. roger federer wanted to prove he can win another wimbledon at the age of 132. novak djokovic wanted to prove he could win another grand slam final. fed, found himself down two sets to one and 5-2 in the fourth when he ripped off five straight games, serving at 6-5. one of novak's 27 unforced errors. fifth set, djokovic played a fantastic tenth game and would break the champ. double match point, backhand by federer. second wimbledon title for djokovic. high, level tennis. thunder, rain and lightning, postponed readies' coke zero 400. kasey kahne gets look. 26 car pile annual. earlier, a 16 car wreck.

three red flags at daytona. lap 112, eric almall la the leader. another massive downpour hit so he collects his first nascar win. mother nature the dominant force >> cabrera, victorious greenbrier. we'll hear from the a's with six in the all-star game. >> why did the sheep cross the road? well, didn't exactly make it cross the road. the temperature behind this

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>> there could be good news for commuters hoping a major interstate is open and why california taxpayers have spent tens of millions to repair a building in sacramento, and it could cost you tens of millions more. join us at 6:00. counting sheep is supposed to help you sleep, but not while driving. take a look. as one car, sheepishly maneuvers around a herd of 14 resting in the middle of the road in one massachusetts town. the sheep's owner says they're lazy sunday is will deserved. coyotes must have chased them all night after a storm. they jumped their fence and found safety in the middle of the street. that does it for us at 5:00. see you back at 6:00.

welcome to "world news." shark tails. the california swimmer bitten by a great white talking tonight about that terrifying attack. >> i was staring the shark eyeball to eyeball like right here. >> what he's telling us about his escape as nervous beach-goers eye the waters on both coasts. firing back. the american teenager beaten by israeli forces in jerusalem. during his summer vacation. what we're learning about his ordeal. travelers heading into the united states will soon have to do at certain airports around the world before they can board their flight. and band on the run. paul mccartney is back on stage after an illness for nearly two months. last night that magic moment that changed the lives of two of his biggest fans.