>> we could see the whole property was glowing orange. >> one day after 13,000 evacuation orders went out the situation is much improved. >> the biggest thing is the day is heating up. it will make it rougher for the firefighters. >> it was very close, above the restaurant here. >> reporter: in downtown oak hurst, the week should be the last blast of the summer season, it's thanks to the fire about as quiet as can be. >> hopefully tomorrow homes will reopen. we are hoping for tomorrow getting back to business as usual. we are hoping. >>. >> reporter: area schools are closed one day after they opened for the fall session. >> it's not horrible. it would be if the school burned down. >> that's something the 600 fire fighters on the front leans are

working to prevent. >> in the south, a different fire burns 3100 acres near lake isabella our officials believe some structures have burned, there is no estimate just yet. governor brown secured a grant from fema to cover the cost of fighting that fire. >> roj robert image krrtd air traffic controllers saying he was having engine problems at 9 carolina. 30. he was headed from brockings oregon to san carlos, because of the engine issues, he hoped to make an emergency landing in nevada. he was not heard from again. marin county crews searched for three hours before they found his plane's wreckage. it sparked a brush fire. they finally got a handle early this morning. it burned more than 30 acres.

the sheriffs department says it made it difficult to track down the plane's wreckage. >> last night the heavy cloud cover was difficult we tried to locate a plane t. cloud cover was too great. there was no way they could have seen through the crash. >> the crash and fire did not damage any structures on the ground, people are mourning the loss of a veteran rock climber in yosemite over the weekend it happened after proposing to his gi girlfriend friends say parker was truly a special person. >> he was always loving everybody. he really genuinely wanted to know what you were doing and up to he had enthusiasm. he just lifted everybody up

around him. >> the accident happened a short time after he climbed over the top of this peak where he asked his girlfriend to marry him. now a memorial service is being planned. >> we now have under surveillance video at the end of a wild chase in sausalito that ended with a number of injuries and a crash into two businesses today this is a scene where a domestic violence suspect crashed a car. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live with the story. it's aplaiz madeing no one was badly hurt or killed. >> it already is amazing. fred replaced the glass at the salon. now, police have identified the driver of that car. 20-year-old derek mccann. they say he initially committed domestic violence and then a

sheriffs deputy recognized his police. it showed how unexpected it was t. suspect's car slides up to the sidewalk, crashes into tables and pins a customer against the wall. >> it's kind of making me shake a bit. >> look aken, ken stood footsteps away. >> it's the reason with the glass. i saw him make a four-wheel car into a two-wheel car. that's how fast he was going. >> the driver didn't give up. he allegedly bolted into this alley. he saw him and yelled. >> there he is. >> folks scrambled to help him and her two-year-old son, others choraled him onto the roof. >> he was young, scared. >> reporter: he eventually he

ran into the crowd. >> it was an army of people that came together. >> police say he hit two vehicles, before stopping outside glass daggers on the window sill show how close customers came to tragedy. >> we are fortunate we didn't have fatalities. the man who was penned against the wall actually walked away. several good samaritans helped him. >> reporter: inside, they weren't so lucky. they western to the hospital along with mccann and a person in the ford focus the owner of hair solutions said the structural damage can be undone. the salon and fred's place will both reopen tomorrow. tive fiwilson, abc 7 news, in san jose, a hit-and-run man

died. he survived through the night and died this afternoon. the driver left the scene. police say two hours later she returned and identified herself to police. >> there is a variety of reasons why people leave. officers will be looking into that. that will be a pasht of a decision-making process as to whether charges are fooirld filed. >> on sunday night, a person was killed. the driver in that incident has not been found. today police say they are looking for a 2001 black or clark honda sick missing a right mirror and windshield weather stripping. it may have damage to the right fender. a cargo ship is on the move after protests uss cole the israeli owned vessel. it shows you the cargo ship pulling out of port. over the weekend, thousands of pro demonstrators blocked the

entrance to the term false trying to stop the ship from unloading its cargo. they sent workers home because of concern about their safety. it is believed the ship left port without being unloaded. dozens of police officers converged on university today to train for the possibility of a pass shooting. officers combed the campus with their weapons drawn. the drill helps university police coordinate its response with the hay waerd police department. the drill took on regular importance after the arrest of two pasadena high school students arrested for supposedly plotting to kill staffers and studen students. >> the suspects have it planned out. it's premed indicated to sit back and wait usually means more victims. >> the drill gives the police officers the confidence and training to engage a gunman without having to wait for hay wade police officers to arrive. well, money is slowly

trickling in for an easter bay school trying to replace dozens of items over the summer. thieves started colonial acres near san lorenzo twice in the past week. they've taken school supplies, including items belonging to the boys and girls club. the principal set up a go fund me campaign. it's titled colonial acres supplies. so far, $4600 has been raised. the goal will send thousands. >> a good cause. still ahead, free pot in berkeley? well, there is a catch. >> our program provides free cannabis to individuals who qualify. >> plus, uber wants your vote of support the big shot campaign managers hired to win you over. >> the national football league, the super bowl halftime show. >> flash

you are looking at submerged neighborhoods in arizona after monsoonal rains pounded the area, drone wereing it with an inch of rain in just a few minutes. rescue crews had to help people strapped inside their homes by the flood waters. more than four inches of rain pummelled some areas of the state within 24 hours. that closed roads and caused flight delays out of phoenix there is some relief for residents. a search and rescue operation is under way if italy after two fighter jets collided in midair. it happened during a training exercise in eastern italy. four people are believed to be missing. one witness says there was a

jientd ball of fire. others heard a bang before the fire broke out on the ground. more than a week has passed since the death of robin williams starting last night the owner of a house on steiner street cleared out the flowers, cards and messages left by fans for the actor. the house was the setting, of course, for the mrs. doubtfire movie. the owner of the house wants to send all the memorabilia to the williams family. well, here's a plan that is popular with some and very unpopular with others. it's a program in berkeley to give away money to those in need. >> reporter: the city council voted on this unanimously. it's been getting a lot of attention, they say it's a part of a larger package that focuses on the safety and distribution

of medical marijuana. linda gets her medical marijuana prescription filled once a week. >> it's daily. >> reporter: she lives in berkeley and has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. under the city's new rules, linda could qualify to get her cannabis for free. >> i would say hundreds a week. i would say i spend hundreds a week on marijuana. >> reporter: dispensaries are required to provide free medical marijuana to people who aren't just low income but very low income. >> if you are making 40 or 50 or $60,000, you don't qualify, so don't even try. >> reporter: to call, a patient must show proof of residency, including tax forms, have a medical marijuana card and be registered at a berkeley dispensary. there are 35,000 students in the city limits. unless they're residents, they don't meet the requirement. they must set aside operating costs. most in town offer a similar

service like berkeley patients group helping hands program. >> we evaluate each patient individually. >> reporter: they budgeted for it. we built it into obusiness model. it's something that we are very happy to be doing. >> a lot of people i found supports the city council decision. >> it sounds like a good deal. >> others have concern. >> i can take people through the views the way they access it. >> like those people kindly getting it and selling it to other kids or stuff like that. >> the new ordinance went into effect august 8th. >> the oakland mayor hopes her youth program is helping to stop violence. today they gathered to talk about their experiences, some went to businesses who donated open positions, others worked for the fire department or maybe

at city hall t. mayor says the usual summer spike in violence is just not happening this year. >> it's really gone down significantly. this is one of the most peaceful summers. it looks like we will have a record homicide this year. i think all of this adds into it. >> the program targets the city's poorest neighborhoods. it created a record 2,100 jobs this summer. >> texas governor rick perry has booked on two felony counts of abuse of power. he was fingerprinted and had a pug shot taken. as you can see, he smiles for the picture. perry turned himself in today. the governor was indicted last week by a grand jury on charges of co sergs and oppression after he turned down a veto funding to a state corruption unit. he calls this a political ploy and promises to fight the charges, we have a debate tonight for the california's

governor's race. jerry brown and kneel cashkari will meet. brown agreed to one debate out of ten so far. most polls show him leading by 20 points. brown debated three times in 2010. a man widely considered to be the mastermind will be working soon for uber. the ride sharing service says they hired him as senior vice president of policy and strategies. experts say the main focus will be to company against taxi companies. they expect it to be a major imprediment. they say uber has the chance to be a once in a decade if not once in a generation company. of course, that poses a threat to some. i've watched as the taxi industry cartel try id to stand in the way of technology and big change.

>> that approach is unwinnable. it's not the first profile strategists to link up with a ride service. uber recently hired political strategist chris le hain, he is from san francisco and a former aid to bill clinton. the spca is warning about the escalator related injuries. so it is starting a campaign to inform people about the risks. this poster urges owners to carry small dogs and put booties on larger ones, but they say that dog's paws can get caught between the moving escalator steps leading to severe ones. in some case, toes have had to be amputated. you wouldn't imagine it would be so easy for a dog's paws to get caught in this. let's head outside with meteorologi

meteorologist sandy patel. >> it's beautiful. it's comfortable because of the marine layer. i'm seeing peeks of sunshine. there is nothing wrong than the cooler than average conditions we will bounce back to normal. right now, it's still pretty saucy at the coastline, little hugs near the bay. some patches as you can see, this morning, it was a drizzly start if you ran into that, the drizzle measured, and just under that, at nevada and le honda as we take a look at what's happening around the state, we have been seeing some thunderstorms near susanville and across the central sierra. the thunderstorms are not a good thing. we'll keep an eye on that, right now looking at san francisco from our tower camera and you

can see the low clouds are hovering over the city right now. temperatures 66 in the city, 76 in oakland. 76 in san jose, gilroy, temperatures this afternoon in places like livermore up to 81 degrees, well below the normal of 89. golden gate bridge cameras, showing you the low clouds, napa, pleasant weather in concorde and livermore, emeryville camera showing you our marine layer with us right now. we are looking at a cloudy, drizzly morning sunnier weather with warmer conditions inland. take a look at the water vapor imagery. this area of low pressure kept the marine layer deep, brought us drizzly conditions. we will see some changes. >> that low is actually going to start to track southward as we head in towards tomorrow and it will move through southern california. we'll start to return back to

normal thursday evening. the cloud cover will start to break up and as we head towards friday, we will see those temperatures inland getting up closer to average this time of year. tomorrow morning, we are grand jury to see some damp roads, mid- to upper-50s. a school start for the, mo make sure the kids have a jacket or a sweater. as for the afternoon, 79 in san jose, 82 morgan hill. on the peninsula, 72 in redwood city. 65 in pacifica. we will hold you in the mid-60s at the coastline, for those of you who like the fog it will be just fine. north bay, '80s around cloverdale, clear lake, napa out towards the east bay, berkeley, oakland, 78 free mont inland spots, a mild sunny afternoon. 82 livermore. 80 in concorde, we're taking a

break from the summertime heat. showing you warmer weather inland thursday up into the upper '80s, mid-60s in the coast. we will have minor fluctuations in the temperatures. mid-60s to low 90s. i kind of like there cooler than normal weather, although, i have to admit, in the morning, i just want to crawl back into bed. >> i can't. >> it's a little winterlike in the morning. thanks very much. >> still ahead, a win and then a loss. >> up next, a little league coach earning his stripes after the game. >> stay with

. >> a man in the yucatan in mexico was having a nice afternoon when all of a sudden he had to swim for his life because a crocodile had him in

his sights. look at this, tourists like the one da took this video watched with terror as the crocodile moved closer and closer. fortunately, someone had the presence of mind to throw a rock in the water, and the swimmer reached die land safe and sound. now that is intimidating. well the oakland as have a special guest tonight. he may not be all that welcome. outgoing major league baseball commissioner bud selig is in town selig addressed the media and long time friend lou wolf. the commissioner said he's happy the as worked out a long-term lease with oakland. more needs to be done. >> this team needs a new -- i said at this time last time i was here. my only comparison is that this remind you of tony stadium in its final days and shea stadium and for those of you in this room, that's not a compliment.

>> selig would not comment on a possible a's move to san jose because of a layout filed by leaders in the south bay there there is word the nfl may have to pay for the privilege of performing at the halftime show. last year bruno mars and the red hot chili peppers were on stage the equivalent of $100 million publicity. now they want to cash in on that. the nfl narrowed next list to three, cold play, katy perry and rihanna. according to "wall street journal," the nfl asked if they would contribute a portion of their post-super bowl tour income to the leak or make some other type of financial contribution in exchange for the halftime gig no word on a response from the short listed performers. now to little leak and a pep talk that's gone viral. last night the cumberland team

from eliminated with the 8-7 loss to chicago. amid the sobs and tears from the players, the team's manager had only words of inspiration and pride. listen to some of the speech that aired or our sister network espn. >> i want one big hug. >> i love you guys. i will love you forever. you have given me the most precious moments of my athletic and coaching career. i have been coaching a long time. okay. a long time. i'm getting to be an old man. i need memories like this i need kids like this okay? you are my boys. you will be the buys of summer. >> how sweet is that? the coach ald told the boys it's okay to dry e cry because they're not going to play baseball anymore. he added they will be friends forever. a trek perspective. >> that is great. what a way to go. bowling 2.0 who

coming up tonight at 6 east. from drought to climate change, we will examine the environmental challenges facing lake tahoe and what leaders are prepared to do about it. a bay area loses car keys, what happens later? something michael finney had to straighten out. >> a major motion picture shot in san francisco. what it takes to keep hollywood happy in california. those stories and a lot more when we see you on abc 7 news at 6:00 afternoon. a big transforming in oakland. >> crews installed rubber maps at concordia park next to frick middle school. >> they built a playgrounds in

six hours. >> it was a great step. the next step is the inspectors will check it out. a device a favorite of teens is helping to keep seniors fixed. >> accidence of seniors took part in a nintendo wii bowling tournament. >> no need for this heavy bowling ball. they rolled a virtual ball down the lane. the tournament was organized by a fawn profit hmo. they want to get seniors active. >> i am lifting my flap on my belly. >> they're going through the motions of clean arms leak you usually do in bowling. >> it's a great way. >> it really is. here's the other benefit, bowling on the wii has the added bonus of exposing seniors to technologies some may find intimidating. such good fun. >> it looks like a great time

there. >> that does it for us. thanks for inviting us. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your welcome to "world news." tonight, breaking news. an american apparently executed by the barbaric militant group isis. a searing video, a vicious challenge to the united states and our brian ross with experts studying every chilling frame. here at home, monsoon rains unleash raging floods and a heroic rescue effort. a woman pulled to safety as the water rushes over her car. and, a lesson in hope and believing in yourself. what this coach said to his losing little league team that has everyone cheering tonight. and a good evening to you on this tuesday night. we begin with breaking news. late today, a brutal video surfaced, apparently --