high school tonight. david? >> well, there is no doubt pal yes alto has a big game here tonight. they're ahead against santa clara willcox high school team the heat is having impact on players and fans you can see how stands are in the direct sun. around the bay, all day, officials have been keeping an eye on possible signs of dehydration as well as other heat related problems. lunchtime is over at painter elementary school. time for a choice. go outside to play, or stay behind, watch a movie. how appropriate they're showing "frozen". rusty decided to stay inside. >> i don't mind it. when i go outside and play, it's hot. >> it's so hot? >> yes. >> leaders in the allen rock union elementary district are watching out for the heat and they're encouraging them to drink lots of water.

if hitting the playground, they'll be watched closely. >> the principals are out just making sure younger kids might need to be reminded that it's really hot. and maybe take a break. >> heat waves put a strain on ice companies. rodrigo is one of six drivers making nonstop deliveries as customers are running out of ice faster than expected. >> they ought to maybe have a thousand pounds of ice. and again, sunday we need another thousand pounds. so it will be work we work hard >> speaking of ice, the ice rink is where many turned today >> it's so hot outside. we couldn't think of anything else to do. >> on the other hand you need to bundle up. >> keep warm. >> i brought my sweater.

if i get too cold, may granny use your hat? >> oh. >> there will be no relief for high school football players who have to suit up even at varsity games at dusk. the fire danger is going to be extreme. crews out today changing the signs to warn people. the heat is forcing closure of allen rock >> low to mid-90s around the bay. 97 up in santa rosa. a couple records today. here is a look live from our sutro camera towards golden gate. you can see most locations are highs today well below records. sfo, 95 degrees set a record for this date.

also salinas at 99. a new record and monterey, 96. with the heat there is concern about heat-related illness a heat advisory in effect for all of the bay area including the coast. and and all of the bay area and wile show you more coming up. >> you can track high temperatures any time with abc7 news weather app. and we have more information for you on abc7 news.com/apps. >> east bay mud's water supply is at the fifth lowest level in history the system is at 404,000 acre feed only four times before has it been that low recently in 1992, when it's about 23,000 acre feet lower the biggest reservoir is at 51%

of average. east bay mud points out there is a year's worth of water available even if there is no rain this winter. there is an earthquake in alameda county within the hour or so near livermore. it was a weak earthquake but people felt it. it gets our attention shallow, too. just a mile deep. people are tweeting us and no reports of damages or injuries but again if you felt something there is a 2.9 earthquake around 5:18. >> relatives of a teenager declared brain dead say they have proof she should be declared alive again. she's been on a vent later in new jersey.

abc7 news is live with the family attorney's office with new details lillian? >> jahi's mother is well aware of the skepticism but insists this is not wishful thinking. >> she knows difference between left and right. she knows her fingers >> she says her daughter responds to her verbal commands. proof, she says the teenager is alive despite having been declared brain dead n this clip, winkfield asked her to move her arm. >> very good. very good. >> and in this clip, winkfield asked her to move her foot. >> very good. >> very good. boo. >> winkfield and other family members gathered at their attorney's office to believe what they believe is evidence jahi is not brain dead here is a photo of her about to get an mri. in an image of what an attorney

is what the attorney says is of the child's brain. >> this is proof jahi mcmath had not had her brain liquefied. >> it's sad and unfortunate the family has not accepted reality. >> biomedical ethics professor doubts jahi is alive saying it's common for people to have random body movements >> if you videotape long enough you're going to have random movements that coincide with instructions. >> her mother is going to court asking the death certificate be reversed so she can bring jahi back home and get possible care in california. she's in an undisclosed location in new jersey. >> i let her know i will never let anyone disconnect her. >> the court date is scheduled for thursday. >> we are seeing a big jump in the number of cases of that so

called mystery virus causing more than 500 respiratory illnesses across the state. 14 children in california have been infected by entero virus d 68. there are now five cases here in the bay area. we're live with more about the case here. jonathan? >> officials aren't saying much about that case and in part it's because the child is under 18. that child was treated outside of the city of san francisco. but doctors. >> today we learned a san francisco resident has been dying nosed with entero rierus d 68. >> public health officials say the virus results in little more than a common cold. >> there is no specific treatment for entero virus.

there is no vaccine for it. it usually does cause mild illness. >> around the community tri some children are suffering from respiratory problems and a few cases of partial paralysis. in san francisco, a city was admitted because of difficulty breathe asking stayed two days before being released in good condition. >> keep an eye on your child. if your child has respiratory breathing problems it's important to seek care. >> doctors say it's true for children with asthma. avoiding infection is the same as a cold or flu wash your hands and stay home when sick. in san francisco, jonathan bloom abc7 news. >> there is no specific treatment there are tips to protect you ask your family. wash your hands, avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.

if sick, just stay home. >> the pipe broke near key avenue in the bay view district and sent millions of gallons of water pouring down the street. folks had to scramble to keep water out of their homes. a big mess in downtown san francisco today. after a big rig struck a fire hydrant. crews shut off the water now. >> an investigation by california patrol has found no employee retaliation or retribution during construction of the new eastern span of the bay bridge the report concluded caltrans did not violate byesel blower

laws. >> and still to come on abc7 news at 6:00 new details on the domestic violence case against a football player ray mcdonald. what we've learned about the police officer because of his involvement in the case. >> oakland rapper too short takes off running after an incident in an airport. >> tens of thousands of fans are enjoying weather and

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we are learning about the night police arrested ray mcdonald after he is accused of abusing his pregnant fiancee. tonight more on that from abc7 news reporter vic lee live from police headquarters. vic? >> first of all police and da declined to comment on all of this. but if the da decides to charge this case, that cost will be a very important witness. what to he see? hear? what did mcdonald tell him? we've found something intriguing about what is said on the dispatch tape that night. take a listen. >> this is the night ray mcdonald was accused of abusing his fiancee.

the dispatcher says there is a new reporting party meaning a prior call to this one. who made that call? did it differ from this one? lawyers tell us they're typically considered hearsay. sources tell us he went to mcdonald's home after the 49er defensive end called him. saying it was before or about the time a domestic violence call was made. they tell abc7 news he worked in a secondary job at security at 49er games. sources say he was likely off duty. lawyers say that doesn't matter if this case goes to trial. >> on or off duty isn't important. the police officer made certain

observations. >> that is key to atrial. >> the lawyer, a former police lieutenant told us it doesn't matter if off duty. if you stumble across a crime scene, you're still an officer of the law. as such, they can't violate sworn duties. >> if you cross and engage in any sort of behavior that interferes with an official investigation, you can be the department can take action against you personally. >> police sources tell us he was likely told to fill out a police report outlining what he saw and heard. vic lee, abc7 news. >> oakland rapper too short has been cited one day after running away from an airport security check point. too short passing through

security yesterday when employees noticed a handgun in his baggage. he was cited on misdemeanor possession of a loaded handgun in a public place. >> the giants they ruled as brandons. game two, tomorrow. and a lot of folks spent time in bars and restaurants. they're riding the roller coaster of the game. >> yes. >> nancy pelosi got into the spirit posting this picture of

her on the team today. >> and workers are getting ready for game three, taking place in san francisco as we told you on monday. it would not be a special occasion without the red white and blue bunting all over the place. >> that is nice. you can hardly ask for better weather. strictly speaking. warm, pleasant as thousands flocked to golden gate park for 14th hardly strictly blue grass festival. still, warm temperatures mean thousands of people attending. it began nine years ago with nine acts, i should say, 14 years ago, now a three-day event free. let's just say it's got a little bit of something for everyone.

>> i love blue grass music but people who reggae is their predominant music. it gathers people who aren't interested in blue grass. >> we have more information on abc # news.com. great weather they're going to have for that. >> yes. hot today. >> yes. today hardly cool and districtly hot. sunny skies right now, just sunshine but this is a picture hiv doppler seven hd. there is a beaches of marin and santa cruz counties on we go to soon to be setting sun looking west.

that may change. right now, 85 degrees in oakland san carlos, 91. check out this view, looking out towards richmond bridge, clear skies, 90 degrees right now. 88. and still hot and warm around the bay. here is a live view of blue skies and these are the forecast features, hot inland this weekend. and on the coast we'll get a sea breeze. a dome of hot air dominating inland and around the bay. there

to shift. fog returning to the coastline into evening hours. that is going to start cooling first at the coast. and reaching farther inland. tonight clear skies and low temperatures upper 50s to 60s tomorrow, sunny skies and warm. san jose tomorrow mountain view, 80s on the coast. 79 half moon bay. north bay highs of 91. east bay, oakland topping out only 85 tomorrow. and 96 in walnut creek. 97 in livermore, here is the accu-weather forecast. and sundayrtill warm, mid-90s

inland. and low 70s on the coast. cooling down. >> we'll get to enjoy it. >> yes. >> thank you. >> just ahead what police say a man did that

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>> about 1400 u.s. soldiers will be heading to liberia to help the troops will not provide direct care to patients infected. >> a san francisco doctor is helping fight ebola spread in west africa. viruss and illnesses like ebola can deplete the body. water can't replenish them the formula has minerals and fluid and tastes better than the drink provided by the world health organization. >> oral rehigh duration is a main stay of treatment. the problem is that it tastes nasty. it's difficult to get patients early on in a disease process to

drink the mixture. >> it's been used in philippines and eastern africa and now western africa. >> canada planning to launch air strikes against isis. the decision comes following a request from officials and needs to be voted on but is expected to pass. canada is among dozens of countries signing to join the group in iraq and syria. >> this morning, a statement after turkey's parliament gave the new government powers to launch incursions into syria and iraq. turkey has been one of the backers of syrian opposition groups trying to remove president assad. >> tonight, big gains on wall

street today. the dow closed above again. encouraging news about the economy helped the market today a hiring surge last month trimmed jobless rate to 5.9%. tesla cars could be able to drive themselves and says they should be able to drive themselves about 90% of the time on the highway. ups is asking retailers to get sales going early and want to avoid a surge in deliveries like last year. >> so what do google and latina teenagers have in common? companies are reaching out to young hispanic girls encouraging them to pursue careers in science, engineering and math.

>> these young la tina girls are interested in aviation. some may make it a career. they need encouragement. in march they'll learn what it takes to fly a plane. . >> at this grade we tend to lose interest in math and science. >> they're realizing many girls will be part of the work force. >> latinos is milennials. >> companies rb forced to look outside of the country. many do. >> this is a prb problem of the educational system we need more opportunities for

kids to be exposed to science, advanced science. and technology. >> etc. purpose to help increase the number of latinas by making connections the director of the minority business development agency in washington, d.c. says businesses owned by la tinas are growing rapidly. >> this is making sure they grow. >> this is the third stop of a tour to show what la tinas can bring to the technology front. >> riddit is requiring employees to live in san francisco, giving employees a church the company says it will give a

three-month severance. heels on an endorsement by entrepreneurs. reddit's ceo says the intention to get the team under one roof. >> sign that's keep d

in berkeley, signs are being torn down. it's led to a heated confrontation take a look at this. >> abc7 news is live in berkeley tonight with the story. laura? >> we should say that putting any sign in a location like one behind me is illegal. that said, we have seen signs from both sides in these places but the no know why they're disappearing. >> it's supposed to be whether

berkeley should impose a soda tax. but lately has developed into a battle over lawn signs. these are videos showing people taking down the no signs around town. >> there is a lot of nastiness on the other side ta is in berkeley. >> we've been putting up street posters for weeks now they get pulled down every day, by noon. >> the yes on d campaign staunchly denies involvement in removing the placards and sending an e mail today to supporters reminding them it's hands off. >> we don't condone that activity. it's the city's responsibility to take them down. >> you put your chest on me. >> abc7 news did talk with this guy that told us he didn't have

a position for or against measure d, he just considered them blight and wanted them gone. >> those are private property. >> pick it up later, bro. pick it up, later. >> coming up, 49ers season ticket holder that could not see the game. >> until michael finney tackled the problem.

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we know opening of 49ers stadium brought new excitement but glitches such as that game day traffic. >> yes. problems. one season ticket hold had an unusual problem he called michael finney. >> dave cooper has been going to 49ers games since old days. >> my dad took me to the game when i was five years old

>> he watched as they struggled >> i didn't care. you know? >> and started winning. >> i watched them and really take it to them. you know? amazing. >> so when the team moved, he bought licenses where then, filled with excitement, dave got to see where he would be sitting for 20 years >> i sat down, look out go, oh, my gosh. i couldn't believe it. >> this is what he saw. a plate glass barrier along the front row, preventing fans from falling but also, blocking his view. >> it's like bifocals that aren't working right. so i have to ask the person next to me do you mind? i can stick my head around the glass? >> this video showed how it

looked. his own reflection blurring the glass. half is clear, half not. he can see the action but not that well. he tried to imagine watching this way for 20 years . >> i bought tickets for life? you know? >> dave asked to move him the team did offer new seats but they were too expensive. >> i felt left alone. i didn't want to games in those seats. i didn't feel right. >> we asked 49ers if they can find a better spot. they did. >> i'm on field level now with a great view. >> here is dave in his new seats in 36th row up from the field. 49ers picking up costs. >> i looked how the game is going to be and said yes. >> 49ers didn't respond to questions about the glass panels but really came through for dave telling us we're glad mr. cooper is happy and that he brought his

concern to us we're just thankful we're able to help a customer. and >> there is no better feeling. >> dave says the positioning obstructed the view and no one else in the section complained. now there is no word on whether this will be changed in the future. i'd like to thank the 49ers for scoring big time with a long time fan. >> very nice there. listen to this. a xhant about iphone six. women say the phone is ripping out their hair. hair getting caught in a tiny seam. a few men are getting in on the hair gate claiming it is

snagging facial hair. others point out that could be remedied by adding a cover. >> that is awkward. >> work around there. >> still, let's talk about the weekend forecast. >> no convenient excuse for where my hair has gone. clear skies right now. still quite warm. so heat is slow to recede highs into upper 90s in chico, fresno. and here in the bay area, hot and cooling at the coast tomorrow. and heat advisory will be in effect tomorrow for all of the bay area except coastal areas. speaking of heat it's going to be warm tomorrow.

for second day of hardly strictly blue grass. there is cooling sunday and monday by next week temperatures back dmoun a comfortable and seasonal range. >> giants of course. >> this is what we wanted here. >> yes. it's great. >> smooth sailing. it isn't years. we shouldn't be surprised giants post season productivity continues if only jake peavy played with passion. sports is coming up next.

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nine wins dating back to 2012. beginning in the nation's capital. over nine, who cares? four no hit innings. giants frustrating him in a post season debut.

2-0 giants after four. giants closer the future hunter strickland. 100 miles per hour strikes them out. in the seventh buster posy back up the middle. that is proving very important. bottom half. here comes washington. dupont circle or third down. two batters later, you know the outcome. and able to keep the page. ending it, peavy the win. giants taking game

let's hear from peavy. >> this is what makes this team special. you know? we understand that we may not be the favorites but we play every pitch. >> pressure gets on you. try to tell yourself to stay within yourself hard work you've put incomes down to this point. >> dodgers and cardinals series opener. chavez revealing 220-game winners right now. cards adam waynewright. dodgers squandered a lead. st. louis an eight-run seven. orioles magic must involve a curse from the tigers bull pen. they've been horrendous. eight runs last night and a 12-3 win. scoring half of that amount but four was good enough. and another win pinch hitter, bases loaded double.

jj hardy. 7-6, lead. baltimore in command. >> college football, 14th ranked stanford taking on notre dame. so they're under dogs oh, no. cardinals two and a half point favorites on the road irish are 4-0, averaging 35 points per game they have yet to play a high-quality team. void of household gunmens. >> that is a debate that will continue. i'm sure a couple have hit me up on ets saying they're not better than we are. that is great. bottom line is that they're playing well now. >> cal on the road tomorrow. against washington state, scoring points hasn't been a

problem. cougars quarterback leads the nation in passing yards. >> you're going to give up plays i don't care who you are. we've got to play better. we've got to be challenged again defensively. and keep improving. either keep developing those players. >> abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00, a medical first how a baby birth giving hope to thousands unable to have children at 9:00. then, at 11:00, trusted to teach but police say this man crossed the line. shocking crime he's accused of committing inside of a local classroom. >> and here is tonight's prime time line up.

the new 2020 at 10:00. join us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> finally tonight, if you tune into the nfl you're going to see tough men trying to take each other's heads off wearing pink. week five of the season is week one of breast cancer awareness month. as many people are, national football league will demonstrate it's support for the cause. with massive audiences, nfl is a powerful platform to raise awareness z also, as league executives know an opportunity to try to raise it's battered image in the eyes of women but plenty of men, too. the nfl's domestic violence crisis exploded when the commissioner botched the response. apologizing but the damage was done. it won't be undone by pink gloves, shoe laces and pink mouth guards even. any other year players, pretty

in pink is a nice gesture. this time, what matters is action. take off pink gloves, put on work gloves, clean up your act let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. >> and that is it for this edition of abc7 news. our coverage continues on twitter. thanks for joining us.

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