breaking news in antioch. this is video over the pruett family water park. dozens of swimmers got sick there this afternoon. about 40 people reported problems breathing. and some also were vomiting. several ambulances arrived to treat the swimmers for possible chlorine exposure. >> chlorine is a toxic gas that can irritate eyes and caught respiratory problems of the we don't know how many people were at the water park today. it was nearly 90 degrees there in antioch. we will continue to monitor the situation and keep you updated as we get more information. our breaking news continues now on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. now to our other top story the deadly church shooting in south carolina.

>> they have to explain to their kids how they can go to church and feel safe. that's not something we thought we would have to deal with. >> the mayor calls it a cowardly act by a hateful person 21-year-old dylann roof is accused of shooting nine people at a black church following a bible study. >> debbie dils was leaving church and recognized him from police surveillance pictures. marcy gonzales has more from south carolina. >> reporter: they came here simply to worship. but he was here solely to kill. today officers arrested dylann roof, police claim he sat for an hour through a bible study before suddenly opening fire, killing nine people. >> there's something particularly heartbreaking about

a death happening in a place in which we seek solace. >> reporter: police say a tip led them to the 21-year-old driving two hours away in north carolina. the accused killer police told one of the three survivors he let her live so he could tell others what he did, now telling detectives for himself. in custody, being questioned about this heart-wrenching hate crime. >> we woke up today -- and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >> reporter: the governor moved to tears today, remembering the six women and three men who were killed. including state senator clemente pinckney. >> the lord teaches us to love all. >> reporter: the beloved pastor of this grieving congregation. the church is op the other side

of the crime scene tape. there is a big pile of flowers left for people stopping by to pay their respects. abc news, charleston, south carolina. developing news now, police are investigating a shootout between two cars in an emoryville parking lot. police tell us the incident happened around 2:00 p.m. there are no reports of in i injuries. police did block off much of the lot with crime scene tape. an autopsy today shows the six students killed in a balcony collapse in berkeley died from multiple injuries caused by the impact of the five-story fall. workers are removing what's left of the balcony. people are stopping by a growing memorial there. the victims were all standing on that balcony tuesday morning celebrating a birthday when it suddenly collapsed. for the first time today we heard from one of the seven students hurt. shawn left a note on the wall.

new details on the teacher outrage in sunny vail. >> not a single one of the 25 teachers will be back this fall. they will all be transferred. they were told they could reapply for their job. david? >> reporter: there's no question the teachers hee are feeling a case of whiplash. last night they were told they're all going to be transferred. this is a situation today they are not coming back to the classrooms in the fall. kathy white who has taught kindergarten for 14 years here reapplied for her job here. >> they led us to believe that we had an opportunity to be considered with anybody else applying for our jobs. now we find out that apparently that was never their intent. >> reporter: the teachers union and cupertino school district

signed a memorandum of understanding that that this is permissible. some parents are very upset. >> that's totally unfair. every one of these teachers is phenomenal. i don't know why this is happening. i'm a parent. i pay taxes here. i'd like to know why the district is here and i think the state superintendent of schools ought to get involved. >> reporter: the person behind the change is the superintendent who said she cannot explain the reasons behind it because it's a personnel issue. a member of the school board told me she has the full board's approval. teachers union president said he hopes all 25 west valley teachers won't go to their new schools with targets on their backs. >> this is the fairest way. but it's obviously the most disruptive way as well which is sad. bottom line is the community and the children are suffering as well. >> reporter: the west valley teachers must now apply for openings at other schools. >> we want to make sure that if the superintendent makes a decision, to remove all the -- to relocate all the teachers, we want to make sure that the best

teachers are coming in. >> reporter: david louie abc 7 news. a fast spreading wildfire in southern california has forced the evacuation of almost 200 children. the forest fire in a remote area of the san bernardino mountains has grown from 2 to 12 square miles just in the past few hours. that fire is only 5% contained. no structures damaged at this point. 200 campers were evacuated. it is time to check on our weather. >> spencer christian with the accuweather update. >> cooler day for much of the day. under sunny skies, i might add. it is sunny across the bay area from coast to inland. let's check out the temperature change. 8 degrees cooler in livermore. 10 degrees cooler in half moon bay. blue sky over san francisco. 60 degrees in san francisco

right now. 65 in oakland. 74 san jose. clear skies over sfo, 81 right now at santa rosa. mid-80s at fairfield, concord and livermore. as we look at blue skies over the golden gate, we'll see mostly clear skies this evening. breezy near the coast and bay. a little fog will form on the coast overnight. tomorrow, a little bit warmer with highs rising into the low 90s inland. i'll show you what the weekend looks like in just a moment. president obama is coming to san francisco tomorrow. he flew to los angeles earlier this afternoon for a couple of democratic fund-raisers tonight. he's expected to fly into the bay area at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. the president will stay in san francisco through saturday. so expect traffic delays. the nba champions are back home simultaneously getting ready for a parade and planning for the upcoming nba draft.

>> the draft is a week away. for the next month steve kerr said he's going to do absolutely nothing and he's not starting until noon. after arriving back in the bay, with a championship trophy yesterday, team executives met with the media today. bob myers said they'll do all they can to retain restricted free agent green and added his mind and body are still in overdrive. >> it's pathetic. i woke up this morning at 4:30, or 5:00 thinking about who we were going to draft. that's so bad. but that's the job. so, yeah maybe in august after free agency. it's true. that's why it's not funny. it's true. but you'd like to -- i mean, the players everyare going to celebrate. >> work work, work, work. this is great. the team tweeted out this picture of coach reading a book. now that the season is over

kerr can finally catch up on some reading. >> nice. and check out "sports illustrated's" special commemorative issue. splashdown after a 40-year wait the title returns to the bay. >> warriors fan alec sanchez sent this tweet to steph curry today. work said they would give me the day off today if you would write an excuse for my absence. >> please give him the day off work for the parade. a little permission tweet. >> lots of preparations are under way for tomorrow's dub nation celebration. >> amy has more on the floats in tomorrow's parade. >> reporter: with a charismatic lovable team like this, coming up with float ideas for the warriors championship parade is not a problem. >> they told me about the splash brothers.

they told me about some of the other major themes. i worked up ideas in my head that we're working with. >> reporter: the challenge for the float making company in san francisco is the timing and the logistics. >> basically about six floats in two days. >> reporter: they not only have to be constructed quickly but they have to be sturdy. these floats have to travel across the bay bridge. floats are not usually freeway ready. >> we don't usually take an entire parade across the bridge. that's exciting. >> reporter: the good thing going for them, next week is the gay pride parade. they decided to temporarily transform some of those floats into warriors floats. >> one right behind us here is home to the bay area's warriors. so this was made for a pride float, which will be going out. and it will look very very different when it goes out for pride. >> reporter: this float will be for the splash brothers. you can see they still have a ways to go, and some are still in development. >> we built three yesterday and

we're building three today. those will have to be a surprise. >> reporter: this is going to be the mvp float. no, that is not giants orange, those are eventually going to look like basketballs. they do have some work to do and they think they'll be here late into the night but they think they'll get it all done in time for tomorrow's parade. >> count on abc 7 to bring you the best parade coverage. parade starts at 10:00. we'll have reporters stationed at the parade route and at the rally. watch at work or right here on your home for the nba finals, on abc 7. still ahead, 15-year-old cole hammer taking a run at the pros in the first round of the u.s. open. >> it gets worse every year. there are explosions. >> the concern over illegal fireworks in san jose. and the effort to silence the booming problem. new at 4:30 the east bay school becoming the first in the

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42-year-old anthony stewart remains hospitalized in critical condition. police removed three truckloads of dangerous materials from stewart's home. his neighbors were briefly evacuated. a tough new ordinance will expand who can use -- or enforce fireworks laws. that's not all. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller with the story. >> reporter: san jose is a booming city in more ways than one. >> we heard from our residents loud and clear that they're very concerned about the use of illegal fireworks. >> reporter: stopping illegal fireworks was the goal behind this morning's news conference. they are getting behind a proposed ordinance giving authority to more city workers to give citations to people possessing or using illegal fireworks. >> we couldn't possibly put enough officers out to be able to stop all the fireworks. we want to be able to leverage administrative processes using signs, using administrative

sanctions, and using many of our employees who are not sworn. >> reporter: if the city council sets this issue as a top priority for san jose at its next meeting, the proposed ordinance would authorize more rangers and security officers to write citations for fireworks violations. treating it as a nuisance case with no need for an eyewitness from an officer or firefighter. fines are up to $1,000 with a possibility of more for repeat offenders, and large quantities of fireworks. in june and july of last year the city received more than 2,000 fireworks complaints. >> it gets worse every year. there are explosions. last night it was going on at 11:00 at night. we're, like can we please go to sleep now? >> reporter: city leaders say they are providing alternatives for residents. fireworks shows are being held at three different locations here in san jose over the fourth of july holiday. while the city of oakland prepares to celebrate the

warriors championship, the future of the raiders hangs in the balance. financier floyd gebhardt is facing a deadline of this sunday. it includes a new stadium for the raiders. san diego's effort to build a new stadium for the chargers has reached an impasse. city leaders believe they will move to carson. >> that does not sound promising for local raiders fans. the u.s. open golf tournament now under way. a teenager is the talk of the tournament in tacoma. 15-year-old cole hammer, qualified by winning an amateur event last week in dallas and said it's a thrill to play alongside the biggest names in golf. especially jordan speed. >> you see him on tv. kind of look up to him. so it's really cool to be able to play next to him, play with

him. i've always wanted to play with jordan. i think it will be really cool, really fun. >> hammer shot a 7 over par 77 on a very difficult chambers bay course. tiger woods is out there, i think he was 5 over after only a few holes. our weather is nice today. >> to christian now with a look at the parade forecast. >> great weather for the parade tomorrow. we're all excited about that. skies are sunny across the bay area right now. hardly a cloud to be found. breezy and pleasant. the blue western sky from our emoryville camera. fog will return to parts of the coastline tonight. sunny in all areas tomorrow afternoon. we'll see an up-and-down temperature trend this weekend. first up then down. let me give you an update on the drought conditions across the state. going back to march most of the state of california was under exceptional or extreme drought. but much of the another-most part of the state were under

severe drought. well, i'm sorry to say that things have gotten worse. the drought has intensified along the north coast right now with a wider area of being extreme drought. so clearly the situation is getting worse statewide. here's a look at the satellite image showing continuing onshore flow. winds flowing from offshore to low pressure inland. typical summertime alignment. we have a typical summertime pattern right now. tomorrow look for 6:00 tomorrow morning, a little bit of fog. mainly at the coast. it will be mainly clear inland. notice what happens during the daytime hours as the sun beams down. it becomes sunny in all areas. breezy at the coast. but still clear. highs will range from 60s at the coast tomorrow to 70s around the bay and 80s and low 90s inland. it will be a little warmer tomorrow as well as saturday. your parade weather. parade and rally weather i might add. starting off tomorrow morning in oakland, a little bit gray with a few lingering low clouds.

by 10:00 in the morning when the parade begins, it will be getting a little bit sunnier and sunnier into the midday and afternoon hours. upper 60s in oakland tomorrow. overnight, look for a little fog at the coast. just a few patches of fog moving across the bay inland. low temperatures mainly in the mid-50s. tomorrow, sunny and warm in the south bay with highs ranging from 80 at san jose mid to upper 70s at palo alto. breezy. 62 at half moon bay. downtown san francisco a high of 66 tomorrow. up in the north bay, mainly mid-80s. a little higher farther north in cloverdale and clear lake. 71 at oakland. 75 castro valley. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. not only is sunday father's day, but the first day of summer.

summer arrives at 8:00 a.m. sunday. we'll have a cooldown starting on sunday. first day of summer cooler than the last day of spring. low 70s around the bay and up to about 60 on the coast. that cooler pattern will last into the middle of next week. lovely weather ahead, even with the few understand and downs from the temperature range. >> thank you spencer. tired of people texting and almost walking into you? one university's solution. the terminator. this is great stuff. arnold schwarzenegger pranking people in l.a. we're checking your traffic in san jose. looking good. 880 moving in both there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread

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wellness report. >> where you see the words drink more coffee for reducing stress. new research suggests a healthy caffeine habit could help you stay calm in some harrowing situations. the study conducted by scientists is still preliminary. and since it was done in mice, we can't quite see how it will pan out in people. it does contain some surprising findings about how coffee puts us in a better move. certain exercises can lead to better sleep. researchers studied this and the results, the more intensely you exercise, the better you sleep in particular. calisthenics biking, gardening, golfing, running, weightlifting yoga and pi lal es. even walking made the cut. worried about wrinkles? the company behind botox hopes you'll consider brotox. an experimental drug for male pattern baldness and injection

that is a nonsurgical treatment for a double chin. it bothers men as much as women. they hope it can squeeze more growth out of the drug botox. just ahead continuing coverage of that mass shooting at a south carolina church. investigators say the accused gunman had been planning the attack for months. hear from the local pastor who knew one of the victims. also what former giants pablo sandoval did during a bathroom last night that got him benched today. we'll hear from two bay area students benefiting

the headlines where you live at 4:30, preparations for the dub nation celebration are well under way. business owners along tomorrow's parade route will offer special promotions and they hope fans will stop in tomorrow. amy hollyfield tweeted this photo of the parade floats and said, the one on the left, that's the mvp float. we'll have much more on the preparations coming up at 5:00. a drug bust in san leandro leads to the return of an army

vet's medal. police recover his stolen property in oakland. vic will have a live report also at 5:00. the charleston church shooting suspect has been identified and arrested. police arrested 21-year-old dylann roof today. wayne friedman talked with people who knew one of the victims. >> reporter: the church was founded in the 1840s. the methodist church denied membership to slaves due to the color of their skin. the irony that the a.m.e. church does not discriminate anyone, so why suspect an unknown white male during bible study. it was a planned meeting with an unplanned disturbing and emotional topic. >> shock, disappointment, sadness. >> reporter: reverend dr. harold maberry of the first a.m.e.

church. they met at a restaurant in the east bay. but their hearts in charleston, south carolina, where nine members of their church died at the hands of a gunman in an apparent hate crime last night. >> it is unfathomable that somebody in today's society would walk into a church when people are having a prayer meeting, and take their lives. >> reporter: this mass murder cuts to so many issues. church sanctity, race relations, gun control. >> you weren't expecting for this to happen, but unfortunately now in this country we're not surprised. >> reporter: witnesses say the suspect, 21-year-old dylann roof, spent an hour in the church before opening fire with a handgun during bible study. the a.m.e. church was born out of segregation. last night no one in the building had any reason to suspect an unknown white male sitting in the back. >> if in fact this is a reoccurring situation, i don't

get it. >> reporter: it's a question we've asked so many times before coming around again. it's a new setting same issue, same outcome. >> there's too many questions. we have to address all of them. >> reporter: wayne friedman abc 7 news. david muir will be reporting live from south carolina tonight with more on the investigation. look at the accused gunman's past and how the victims are being remembered, on "world news tonight." on capitol hill today president obama's embattled trade agenda may be back on track. house republicans pushed through a bill that would grant the president fast track authority to send congress trade agreements that he can either reject or ratify but not change. the legislation is part of the effort to push through the transpacific trade agreement. the gop-led senate takes up the bill next week where it faces a tough fight. now to the pope's call to protect the earth. the vatican just launched the pope's environmental message

encouraging people of all faiths to fight global warming. >> reporter: pope francis says this world of house is being ruined and that is damaging everyone, especially the poor. he's now asking the world to welcome people on the environment writing climate change is mostly man-made and calling on all to do more to fight global warming. it's an issue that has already divided catholics. new research shows 71% of u.s. catholics believe the planet is getting warmer. 47% think global warming is due to human causes. and 48% call it a very serious problem. >> the seriousness of the ecological problem -- >> reporter: while supporters are praising the pope, some catholics are skeptical. rick santorum said the holy father should leave climate change to the experts. >> church has gotten it wrong a

few times on science. we probably are better off leaving science to the scientists, and focusing on what we're really good at which is theology and morality. >> pope francis is traveling to the u.s. this fall and is scheduled to address both the u.n. and congress. but again skeptics are already making it clear they want the pope to stay out of this debate. abc news, new york. spirit airlines passengers stranded at l.a.x. are fewer use. some say they've been waiting since monday for flights out of los angeles. the airline blames the canceled flights on bad weather across the country. many passengers are angry at the way the airline is treating them. >> thirsty, hungry. i don't even know what -- they're talking about they'll give us food vouchers. i haven't heard anything else about the food vouchers. >> we've been waiting for 12 hours. we got here we weren't even notified that our flight was

canceled. >> one passenger is concerned she'll miss her grandmother's funeral tomorrow. spirit also says the delays could be due to understaffing. coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, the former governor goes to hollywood. the prank arnold schwarzenegger pulled off on some tourists. a photographer said kiss. the flower girl surprise next. camera in emoryville looking at a blue and clear coastal sky. it will stay that way overnight? i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. a live look at the traffic. 435, is it moving? this is the skyway in san francisco on the right-hand side. your traffic is approaching well on southbound toward the peninsula and beyond. trying to get to the lower deck of the bay bridge and to the east bay. it is not looking

go arnold schwarzenegger. taking a different approach to promote his new film, and to raise money for a good cause. the former governor pranking unsuspecting tourists. >> oh! >> who are you? >> i'm the terminator. >> who are you? >> i'm the terminator. i'm the t-800. i'll be back.

>> i'll be back. >> i'll be back. >> if that wasn't enough, he went over to madam touse tussauds wax museum. a benefit for schwarzenegger's charity. the flash campaign ends on saturday. >> he looks scary enough in the wax museum mode. then when he moves, it's like -- i'll be back. no, i'll be back. i'll be back. >> pretty good. we basically all know this. it's a no-no to upstage the bride at the wedding. that's exactly what happened at a tennessee woman. >> michelle hall and anthony palmer sharing a kiss. if you look carefully, that's

hall's 4-year-old daughter anderson really laying one on the ring bearer there. >> she's got him. the little flower girl wasn't done. she stole another smooch just seconds later. he's like what's happening? these pictures were taken by photographer leah pollard. >> in a few years he will hope this is the response he gets all the time. spencer christian is here. >> a nice weekend coming up. we have sunny skies all across the bay area right now with a gentle breeze. let's look at story weather in oklahoma, arkansas the southwestern corner of missouri. this is the remnants of tropical storm bill. still producing thunderstorms and heavy rainfall wrapping around the center of that system. we've had rainfall totals exceeding 4 4 1/2 inches in parts of oklahoma. following that storm up into the mississippi valley. here's a look at the weather

conditions for tomorrow nationwide. thunderstormy over much of the eastern half of the nation with the exception of the great lakes. the western half of the nation will be mainly dry. hot in the southwest. high of 115 at phoenix tomorrow. and hot through much of california tomorrow. we'll see highs up to 99. 94 sacramento. 115 palm springs. a warm 80 in los angeles. here in the bay area tomorrow we'll see sunny skies from coast to inland. breezy, but pleasant at the coast. highs in the low 60s. upper 80s to low 90s in the warmest inland locations tomorrow. and saturday. so it will be a nice lead-in to a weekend that features both father's day on sunday and the arrival of summer on sunday. >> thank you so much spencer. a first for the bay area and the nation. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, why one school is installing gunfire technology. the panda gets benched.

hear about pablo sandoval's online flirtation in the middle of a game that got him in trouble. michael finney, new concerns tonight about car seat safety. what the insurance industry wants automakers to do to make it easier to keep young kids safe on the road. the nba champions the golden state warriors.

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a high school in the east bay city of newark will be the first in the nation to have gunfire detection technology inside and outside the classroom. the school district says it's a sign of our times. abc 7 news education reporter

shows us how it works. >> the sandy hook elementary massacre, the columbine shootings, all took officers valuable time to know the exact location of the shooters. that's not expected to happen here at newark memorial high school. a new shot spotter system has been installed throughout the campus. >> when the system identifies gunshots, within 60 seconds we get information directly to the officers that are working to know right where to go. >> reporter: let's say shots are fired. >> that sound is then captured by the -- it triggers the sensors essentially, and that is sent to our classifier to confirm it is in fact gunfire. >> reporter: an alert is then sent out to police. within seconds the gps shows where the shots came from. >> if i want to zoom in on this i go to zoom. click a button. >> reporter: why did the newark unified school district decide to have the first high school in the nation with this system? they wanted to be able to cover

25 buildings on 40 acres quickly, and effectively. >> we have a campus that it might take 20 minutes to get to the buildings or from one end to the other. and you'll have 2,500 people running, and they won't know where. >> reporter: the school district would not reveal how much they are paying for the system. >> it's a price that is well worth our expenditure as part of our holistic safety plan. >> reporter: in the fall, students will discreetly know they have an added sense of security. in newark leann melendez abc 7 news. sandoval was paid $90 million for his bat, not his likes. he was caught liking instagram pictures of a woman during a game. the panda told reporters he double tapdug out the pictures from a bathroom.

they belong to this young lady. according to the postings, this happened during the seventh inning so he was busted pretty easily here. sandoval was due to bat sixth in that inning. sandoval sandoval,'s game lost the game 5-2. who is to blame when child safety seats aren't installed properly, the parents or manufacturers. >> michael finney is here with today's consumer news including a look at how you might be able to help the victims of the awful balcony collapse. >> everyone's grieving here and in ireland. the flowers and tributes continue pouring in for the victims of the berkeley balcony tragedy. now there is a convenient way to help the victims' families, and fellow students. the irish immigration pastoral center is watching over a go fund me page. the goal was $50,000. the amount given is already just less than $100,000. we have links at abc7news.com.

10 to 20 years ago we were struggling to give parents and caregivers to use child safety seats in cars. the seats are often improperly installed. officials have long blamed parents, but today the study by the insurance institute for highway safety says a major problem is the safety seat hardware now required in cars. >> parents shouldn't have to struggle to install their child restraint. we're trying to make that easier for parents. >> the institute looked at cars on the road 100 of them. only three earned a good rating. the bmw five series mercedes-benz gl class and volkswagen passsat. when you die do your facebook and twitter accounts live on? and all those downloaded movies and music, can you will them to friends and relatives. those are all good questions. so san francisco put together a

digital estate planning guide. it explains your rights and how to leave a digital trail so your loved ones can find all of your online assets. most online music, movies and books cannot be passed on to relatives. you only have licensed their use for your lifetime. which is a good reason to buy hard copies actually. >> my gets will get my rolling stones songs. i'll take care of that. >> thank you. looking for something fun to do this father's day weekend? >> suggestions on what to explore where you live. >> reporter: where else can you take dad to see free concerts? headliners like the beach boys. the alameda county fair is where. general admission includes extreme entertainment including monster trucks, extreme rodeo, and fourth of july fireworks. bring the kids and enjoy the typical carnival fare, like rides, games and yummy food. the heart of wine country is

once again becoming fertile ground for summertime entertainment. the theater kicks off the season for broadway under the stars tomorrow. take a picnic and enjoy sonoma's outdoor theater for "oh, what a night." it's that time again to drop anchor in vallejo for the ninth annual northern california pirate festival. join your fellow buccaneers for a day filled with hearty ales hand crafts and entertainment that will shiver your timbers. for more information, go to our website abc7news.com. up next bay area dreamers. the students benefiting from mark zuckerberg's mission to help young undocumented immigrants. coming up next an outrageous theft ends with the recovery of the military memorabilia. you're going to hear from a very grateful veteran. and better audio for cell

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the premiere of astronaut wives club followed by mistresses at 9:00. abc 7 news at 11:00. jennifer daniels bathroom break led to $5 million. nature was calling so she stopped into the cvs in modesto before going to work. on the way out she bought a scratcher ticket scanned it the message on the screen $5 million winner. she wants to use her new fortune to pay off her parents' house as well as her home and pay for her son's education. lucky indeed. facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife announced yesterday they were making a $5 million donation to the dream u.s. that's a scholarship fund that helps undocumented young immigrants go to college. today we met one of the first

bay area students who will benefit. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen now in san jose with more. chris? >> reporter: hi, larry. evergreen valley college is home to four of the scholarship recipients. tonight we introduce you to a young man that it may sound cliche, anything is possible. at evergreen valley college 26-year-old espinoza shares his life as an undocumented immigrant. >> after high school it was time to start working and providing for my family. i didn't have another income to pay for school. >> reporter: college would have to wait. but a side job moving office equipment at facebook led to a major change. >> the university that they have there. >> reporter: he would enroll with a goal of studying computer science. now two years later he moves on to uc santa cruz this fall with a $25,000 scholarship from the dream u.s. organization. >> the first person i called was my mom. she was there.

it was an emotional moment for us. she gave me her blessing and told me that i was going to do great things. >> reporter: irma had made it her mission to provide educational opportunities to all students regardless of their status. >> they have such resilience, and they have such motivation and determination to, you know do well to succeed. for themselves. but more importantly, for their families. >> reporter: as for espinoza, a chance to one day give back to silicon valley. >> we have a community and we need the talent to go to uc state. >> reporter: in san jose chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry biel. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with ama and dan. students sickened at a water park. we're live on the scene. autopsies released and documents revealed. new details on the balcony collapse in berkeley.

plus the former boyfriend who just got sentenced to more than 100 years in prison. also the south bay teachers stunned to find out they can't keep their jobs. and getting ready for half a million people to watch the big warriors parade. i'm drew tuma. a little cooler today. but i'm tracking a warmer finish for friday. the numbers in accuweather ahead. a day of fun turns into a trip to the hospital. dozens of kids are sickened. ambulances called to the scene. good evening, thank you for joining us. >> it happened very quickly. this emergency is happening at the antioch water park. >> al an wong is there live where he just found out what's actually causing this problem. alan? >> reporter: i just spoke with

the contra costa fire department and said the pool is closed for the day. a total of 34 kids were affected. let's go to the video and show you what happened earlier today. this water park is a series of swimming pools that recently began seeing large crowds after the school year ended. 17 children were transported to local hospitals. another 17 kids were treated and released. hazmat officials say the kids were exposed to sodium hypo chloride which is an alternative to chlorine because it's more stable than regular chlorine. the down side is it's stronger and more toxic. here's what they had to say to us. >> the children were showing symptoms of inhalation problems as well as vomiting. >> reporter: now this all coincides, we're told, with the delivery of those chemicals earlier today. i asked if the system is an automated system that delivers these chemicals or not. they don't know. right now, the investigators are

inside the pool trying to determine exactly how this all happened. alan wong reporting live in antioch, abc 7 news. >> alan, thank you. breaking news in union city right now. live over an apartment fire in the back of a four-unit complex. flames first broke out about 4:15 at a carport next to the apartment building. >> and you can see all the smoke coming off of that area. you can also see on the left-hand side in the smaller box, you can see the water being doused onto the area from firefighters. and the map shows you where it is. our breaking news continues on twitter at abc7news.com. we continue to follow this breaking news of this fire. the shootout this afternoon between two cars in an emoryville parking lot. witnesses say about ten shots were fired in the lot of the pack 'n save on san pablo avenue.