this is abc 7 news. >> thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> two children jump from a second story apartment to escape flames. it happened this morning on story road after their kitchen caught fire. now two neighbors are being called heroes for helping their mom escape. vic lee joins us live with more. >> reporter: fire investigators trying to figure out what caused the fire. it did start in the kitchen and they say it does not look suspicious. the fire captain says the two young men did risk themselves, put themselves at a great risk and he says normally they wouldn't encourage members of

the public to intervene like that but in this case he says they were brave and deserve to be recognized for it. >> the neighbors that assisted are good samaritans and heroes. >> the heroes of the day julio lopez injured his hands breaking the glass enclosure of the fire extinguisher. >> i run and try to break the door. >> reporter: his body was right next to him. >> i crack the window open with my hands. >> reporter: he grabbed the extinguisher and began dousing the flames and didn't realize his hand was cut. the 911 call came in shortly after 8:00 this morning. flames from the kitchen on the unit of the second floor apartment building. they helped the resident out the front door. she was suffering from smoke inhalation. stuck inside her two children

believed to be 10 to 13 years old. >> you have heavy black smoke in a second story apartment and the only mains appears to be jumping out the window. >> reporter: they were severely burned and have suffered broken bones and internal injuries. they were rushed to the burn center. there was no doubt lopez and gonzalez risked their lives today. >> those are heroes. >> reporter: gonzalez's reply to that. >> just like a normal person. >> reporter: vic lee abc 7 news. turning to our weather. here is a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. it is a scorcher today. some cities are feeling the triple digits. spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. >> we have several locations that have broken the 100 degree mark. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have sunny skies on this hot

day, warm day across the bay area. here is a look at highs so far. 101 at antioch. 103. and 97 at clover dale. 99 at concord. we have lots of inland heat. on the coast 68 so far at san francisco. a wide range of our normal summer time range. and the 24 hour temperature change reflects how much warmer it is today right now than it was this hour yesterday. ten degrees warmer livermore. seven degrees warmer. let's take a look at our first forecast as we give you a view of east bay hills camera. mostly clear skies early this evening and mild. early tomorrow morning a little fog will develop but low temperatures on the mild side from 55 to 64. tomorrow another warm day but that intense heat will ease so we will see mid 90s tomorrow. today we are seeing temperatures above 100. i will have the final official

highs a little later. a cooling trend will develop beginning tomorrow. >> that is certainly good to hear. firefighters ss will welcome that news. firefighters are still on alert in antioch after a grass fire burned nearly eight hours yesterday. crews got the flames under control around 11:30 last night but firefighters are on the scene today. no structures were damaged. no one was injured. a wildfire burned more than 17,000 acres. the washington fire is burning about three miles southeast. people living there are under an evacuation advisory but there are no mandatory evacuations yet. fire officials say that fire is only 10% contained but a forecast of thunderstorms and strong winds remains a concern. someone flew an unmanned drone through restricted air space last night while firefighters were trying to battle the massive lake fire.

that forced the forest service to land aircrafts for a couple hours. >> big part of it is we had to shut down subsequent missions that could have contained that south side of the fire. the fire continues to burn. we'll get back at it today. hopefully not seeing any uavs. >> fire officials say they lost sight of the drone and couldn't track it back to the owner. described it as an orange or red drone with a four foot wing span. it has been a while since inland communities have seen such intense heat. many are making plans for staying cool and safe. eric thomas visited a public swimming pool. >> reporter: who says you can only slide down a hill on cardboard sled in the winter time? this is the kid's playground but they are still having fun. >> you try to get out earlier

and have fun with the kids. just make sure you get out during the day. >> that's where heat and time intermingle meaning as tim said parents come out earlier when things aren't so steamy and they make sure they pack the right equipment. >> shade, water recollect sun screen so great. >> reporter: time is also key in this man's life. every thursday he is out here playing basketball cold or hot. did i mention he is in his 70s? and even he has his limits. >> the old reliable pool with the cool blue waters that look so inviting. >> it is wonderful. good for toning and taking good care of yourself. >> this morning was kind of a surprise there were more people here in the play grounds than at the pool. as we approached triple digits here i bet you that is going to change. in walnut creek, abc 7 news.

track high temperatures anytime with the abc 7 news weather app available for free. we have more at abc7news.com/apps. today the state assembly approved a bill requiring vaccinations for all school children. >> how many outbreaks does it take? how many people does it take who are hospitalized? how many children have to die before we do something? i think the legislature and the assembly certainly today has said we have had enough. >> the senate already approved the bill once but still must approve amendments. >> a landmark supreme court decision on same-sex marriage will have to wait at least one more day. the high court could rule as soon as tomorrow whether

individual states can ban marriage between two people of the same-sex and are considering whether a state is required to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. the high court did rule on another major issue. >> reporter: it's a collective sigh of relief for millions of americans across the country. they get to keep their health care. subsidyies will be available in all states regardless of how they were set up and the president's health care plan lives to see another day. >> i am excited today. we were uninsured. but through the market place my husband was able to get an extensive surgery. >> reporter: from the white house to the supreme court another big victory for president obama's health care law. the supreme court for a second

time upheld a major part of the affordable care act. >> today is a victory for all whose lives continue to become more secure in a changing economy because of this law. >> reporter: the court ruling by a 6-3 majority to uphold the subsidies that enable millions to have health insurance. the lawsuit was based on four words in the 900-page law established by the state. the affordable care act market places were designed to be administered by state government but only 16 agreed to do so. that is when the federal government stepped in making insurance available and paying subsidies nationwide. >> if the person challenged to the law succeeded he would have been uninsured again. >> reporter: congress passed affordable care act to improve health care markets. >> despite the disappointing decision i will not stand down in my opposition to this bad law because i know we can do better.

>> republicans have already voted nearly 50 times to try to derail the president's health care plan. house speaker john boehner said the struggle will continue. he also mentioned that republican leaders had not yet decided whether they will use budget rules to try to repeal the law. reporting live in washington, abc 7 news. >> thank you. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 the return to bart stations. coming up first the berkeley balcony collapse, will it lead to criminal charges? the message to anyone planning on using fireworks for the upcoming 4th of july holiday. >> this is the sky way in downtown san francisco. there is a giants game getting out. traffic is brutal in both directions.

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more than a week after that deadly balcony collapse in berkeley the district attorney announced it is launching a criminal investigation into the balcony that left six young people dead. >> reporter: the almeida county district attorney's office is conducting a criminal and civil investigation. they are looking at criminal negligence and involuntary

manslaughter charges. exactly who will be held responsible and if the charges will hold up will depend on the evidence the d.a.'s office is looking at. >> i would like to start by saying to the families of those who lost their loves ones and to our community said, each of you deserve to have this case thoroughly and exhaustively investigated. >> reporter: the district attorney says there is a lot of work to be done before they will know for sure if they can file charges guest those responsible. charges that include criminal negligence and involuntary manslaughter. >> the negligence that we will be val waited must be aggravated culpable, gross or reckless. >> reporter: those touched by the tragedy in berkeley say it is a step in the right direction. the d.a.'s office won't comment on who the key players will be

in this investigation or what other evidence aside from the balcony they will examinefelt they are saying a forensic expert will be taking a closer look at the balcony that clpsed and the balcony on the third floor that has been removed. both reveal severe dry rot. one of the victims posted on facebook that she suffered two collapsed lungs, a broken shoulder, a broken knee five broken ribs and a broken spinal cord. she says she may never walk again but is holding on to hope as she transitions to a rehabilitation center. the last of the six victims was laid to rest today. hundreds of people attended his funeral in dublin including the families of the other victims. they remembered his bright

personality. his father read from a postcard that had just arrived two days ago. in it he talked about his new job. >> best of all, there is lots of [ inaudible ]. >> his dad says his younger siblings idolized him. >> two fundraisers are being planned for the victim of a hit-and-run. his sister tells us he is still in critical condition but is showing positive signs like eye movement. police say torres was hit crossing the street. investigators are looking for an early 2000 silver altima. there will be fundraisers to help pay for medical bills. we have more information at abc7news.com. for 14 years the underground bathrooms at bart have been

closed. relief could be on the way. bart closed the bathrooms after 9/11 for safety reasons. some like this one are now used for storage. now officials are thinking of reopening them. they will meet tonight to discuss the new proposal. >> how do you accommodate people who need to go to the bathroom but make sure there is no potential for a terrorist activity? >> i think probably the homeless and the drug users would be in there more often so what's the safety in that? >> bart says the new proposal focuses on safety including partially transparent doors, sinks and extra security. googles new self driving cars are cruising the streets. it's the first time the two seat vehicles have been allowed on public roads. the new models are designed to work without a steering ride and brake pedal. taylor swift will do

business with apple music. she announced her latest album will be on the streaming service. her decision comes days after publically shamed apple for not paying artists for songs during a three month trial. she tweeted thank you for your change of heart. the nba draft will begin in brooklyn new york. kentucky center carl anthony towns. the warriors have the last pick in the first round. when the warriors were in the lottery they took harrison barnes seventh overall and draymond green with the 35th pick and those helped make the championship squad. the best news for warriors fans is that we used to look forward

to the draft lottery and the draft. now most people forget about the draft. today too busy celebrating a championship. some people are celebrating weather. others say it is too hot. >> we could use cool air. let's take a look at how soon we might expect it. here is live doppler 7 hd. we have sunny skies and hot conditions. here is a look under clear skies over the bay. it is 68 degrees in san francisco. 78 across the bay in oakland. notice farther away from the coast warmer 82. san jose 90 in morgan hill and 63 in half moon bay. check out these readings over sfo. it is currently 88 in santa rosa. 99 in fairfield. 101 degrees in livermore. san jose these are forecast features cooling begins tomorrow. it will be much cooler this

weekend but warming up again next week and might see triple digits again next week. right now we have this hot air mass over the bay area and all of california. the heat peaks today. relief begins tomorrow as cool air moves in. further cooling over the weekend. here is a look at projected high temperature range for tomorrow. notice we see fog at the coast. some mid 90s inland so still quite warm inland and then on saturday even cooler with more extensive cloud cover. it will heat up next week. overnight mild conditions. we will see lows tonight mainly upper 50s to low 60s. and then tomorrow still warm in the south bay but not hot. we see highs in the low to mid 80s up to about 85. upper 80s as you go towards morgan hill. on the peninsula low to mid 80s and low 60s on the coast. downtown san francisco a high of 67 tomorrow. up in the north bay look for mid

80s from the santa rosa to napa. east bay highs mainly mid 70s to upper 70s. low to mid 80s and the inland east bay will be warm to hot but no triple digits likely tomorrow. just low to mid 90s. cooler over the weekend as i mentioned before. mid to upper 80s inland. mid to upper 70s around the bay. upper 50s to 60 along the coast. we start warming up monday and on tuesday we could see triple digit heat again. looks like a one day event and not a heat wave which is good news. >> thank you so much spencer. what weighs 11 tons and is 61 feet tall? take a look, this giant rubber duck. the big event behind this unusual sight today. just days into bid for presidency donald trump is already facing criticism.

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. here are the headlines where you live at 4:30. two children are in critical condition after a two alarm fire this morning in san jose. officials say the fire started in the kitchen and the children jumped 15 feet down to escape the flames. today the california state assembly passed a bill to increase the number of school children who are fully vaccinated. this video was taken of a rally against the bill held on the steps of the state capitol. summer weather has arrived here in the bay area. abc 7 weather anchor says the triple digit heat is a one day event. the cooler pattern will reduce the threat of wild fires. he will have a full forecast in just a few minutes. there is a call for fireworks free fourth of july

because of the drought. abc 7 news reporter is live where county leaders made it clear fireworks will not be tolerated. >> saratoga and many other communities are surrounded by or bordered by hundreds of acres of open space about 1,800 square miles. much of it bone dry. the fear is that illegal fireworks could set the hills ablaze and endanger property. >> we are all at risk if somebody misbehaves or does the wrong thing. >> reporter: the message has never been louder, clearer or more emphatic. even here we are concerned about structure fire. >> reporter: that's why top fire officers and government leaders banded together to remind the public of the extreme fire dange rr in the fourth year of drought. they displayed three different fireworks. all are illegal in santa clara

county except gilroy. an arson investigator who works under cover is most concerned with the ones on the left. >> these are not fireworks. if this detonated in your hand you would lose digits. these put people into our county burn unit. >> they are transported in from other states and sold over the internet. >> if you want fireworks they are amazing in the bay area and santa considery county here. >> reporter: 7-year-old victor mancuso listened carefully and got the message about what to do. >> i would tell them not to fire them because it's illegal. if it is fourth of july and they have a professional with them i would be okay with it. >> reporter: we are sure he meant illegal. in saratoga david louie abc 7 news. you can track the high temperatures anytime with abc 7

news weather app available for free. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. new strategies to stop illegal side shows. aside from increasing patrols the city is considering adding traffic circles or temporary barriers that detrect the side shows and reaching out to nearby cities for help. >> we don't want to move our problem to another city. we want to look at this from a regional view and say what can we do? >> oakland police are looking to witnesses to a side show this weekend when a female officer was hit in the face by a bottle. that officer needed 100 stitches to treat all of the cuts on her face. fire crews are on the scene of a seven alarm fire in massachusetts. you can see how intense the flames were. the massive smoke plume could be seen for miles. fire started today and spread to

other buildings. the complex had been scheduled to be demolished. two firefighters were injured. an iraqi pilot training in the u.s. is still missing after he crashed in arizona. the plane crashed about five miles east of douglas municipal airport. the pilot was flying with the arizona air national guard the only person on board during the overnight training mission. the pilot had been training in the u.s. for nearly four years. a second prison worker accused of aiding those escaped said he didn't do it. he is accused of providing tools hidden inside frozen meat. he pleaded not guilty in his first court appearance. >> the allegation is that he provided needle nose pliers and a screw driver to the inmates. >> he has no knowledge that joyce mitchell had hadden contra band inside of the meal.

>> his attorney says he was duped by his co-worker joyce mitchell who pleaded not guilty. the man hunt for the prisoners continues today with authorities saying there are still no new leads. two churches were packed as people said good bye to two of the nine who were killed in an attack. tomorrow president obama will deliver the eulogy for state senator clementa pinkney. >> she was a victim of hate. she can be a symbol for love. that's what she was in life. >> reporter: laid to rest, one day after the bible study room at emanual ame church where they and seven other people shot to

death were opened. no cameras allowed inside as dozens gathered to pray and reclaim that space. >> we grew up in this church so we understood scripture. we understood our purpose for being here. >> reporter: and in the church where pastor and state senator clementa pinkney grew up, earlier his body lay in state at the capitol building. >> i feel this is my duty to come here. >> reporter: in the shadow of the controversial confederate flag the outspoken movement to strip symbols leading to action in several states. >> it has become a distraction all over the country right now. >> reporter: but for now it still flies in south carolina. and president obama has said the flag belongs in a museum. he will be in charleston tomorrow along with the first

lady and vice president joe biden delivering the eulogy. univision is dropping the miss usa pageant after comments donald trump made about mexican immigrants. the network says it will cut business ties. trump is part owner of miss universe. he accused immigrants of bringing drugs and crime to the u.s. chris christie will officially announce his presidential run tuesday at his old high school. there are already more than a dozen major candidates running for the republican nomination. first there was see through yoga pants and now lululemon facing another problem. this isn't a land fill. the garbage truck driver had to

be rescued after he ended up in a lake. >> reporter: we see mostly clear skies but a little tint of fog coming back to the coast. maybe there is relief to this heat. checking your south bay traffic. this is 101 southbound backed up as it usually is. 101 northbound looking good and 880 appears to be moving in 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 it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your family getting a whooping cough vaccination today.

take a look at this big mess in massachusetts. a garbage truck driver lost control and plunged his truck into the lake. the lake holds drinking water. no trash spilled into the lake. officials say the water is still safe to drink. the driver went to the hospital. time to check on our weather which for some people is really hot today. >> the temperature said 102 in danville when i looked. >> above 100 in several locations inland but the good news is this is a one day triple digit heat wave. here is a look at live doppler hd. not a heat wave. it's a warmup. we have sunny skies and highs so far have reached 102 in antioch. we don't have it posted on the map yet. 103 and numerous locations hit upper 90s. 99 at concord.

you get the picture. this is a very warm day. tomorrow still hot in some interior sections of the state. look for highs 104. 105 at yosemite and fresno. 81 in los angeles. notice areas closer to the coast will be milder and cooler in some spots. here in the bay area cooler conditions in all areas tomorrow. highs on the coast will be low 60s. we see mid to upper 70s mainly. a few 80s. inland areas quite warm. we see mid 90s in our hottest inland locations but no triple digits. you look at the accuweather seven day forecast you can see despite the cooling trend through the weekend it will warm up next week and by next tuesday we could be looking at triple digit temperatures in our inland areas once again. the heat will not stay away. >> you can go with my official 102. i am a junior meteorologist.

jm want to be. >> i trust you. >> thank you. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 first it was see through pants but now another recall. first an abc news exclusive the 16-year-old boy who lost

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we have breaking news. a grass fire is burning just outside of livermore. you can see the thick black smoke there. sky 7 hd is over the scene at tesla road. a structure clearly is burning. other structures are being threatened. the first word we got was it was two acres and a barn. now we are told this is now 40 acres. we will continue to keep you posted here and follow developments on air and online. get breaking news updates on our twitter feed. we will have the latest at 5:00 for you. a 16 year old who lost his arm to a shark in north carolina is speaking out about his life now in an abc news exclusive. >> the message he has for another shark attack. >> feels like kind of a dream.

>> reporter: this morning for the first time since being released from the hospital 16-year-old hunter treshal sitting down with abc news exclusively after a near fatal encounter with a shark. >> i feel something against my leg. it happened quickly. >> reporter: hunter was on vacation in north carolina. >> i saw the shark on my left arm but it was half way up my bicepbi bicep attached. there is no pain. >> you didn't feel it? >> didn't feel anything. >> reporter: his cousin dragging him to shore. by standers calling for help. >> using his belt as a tourniquet on my arm. i had a pretty interesting conversation. i don't remember most of it but i friended him on facebook afterwards. >> reporter: the high school junior is adjusting to a new way

of life. he was born left-handed. now he must learn to use his right. sdpl i. >> i was an avid gamer. there is a lot of stuff i can do to play with one arm. >> reporter: he says he isn't going to let it hold him back from living his life. >> nothing i can do except focus on the future. i have no power over a shark biting me but i have power over what i do about it. >> reporter: the teen sending a message to the 12-year-old girl also recovering after losing an arm in a shark attack on that same shore line just 90 minutes before he was attacked. >> stay strong. it's not a life changing thing to lose an arm. as time goes on technology is always improving. who knows 30 years might be having a second arm. an 8-year-old boy was attacked by a shark yesterday off the coast of north carolina making it the fourth encounter

off the state's coast in the past two weeks. the boy suffered minor injuries. a new recall for lulu lemon recalling more than 300,000 women's tops because of the hard hip draw strings. they whip back and can cause injuries. consumer products safety commission says the problem happens when the strings get caught on something and released. seven people have reported injuries. the ceo of japanese air bag maker takata apologized to shareholders today. at least eight people have been killed and 100 injured by the air bags which can explode. faulty air bags have resulted in recall of nearly 34 million vehicles by 11 auto makers. t mobile will allow customers to upgrade phones for free whenever they want. the jump on demand program is a leasing program. people can trade in a borrowed

phone for another one as long as they keep paying the bill to t mobile. the old phone has to be in working condition and be a newer model. it allows people to keep up to date. mcdonald's says customers are choosing healthier options. the fast food chain says fewer people are picking soda for meals now that it stopped listing the drinks as an option on its menu. it says 48% of happy meal orders chose soda as a drink down from 56% a year ago. in other health news is the answer to peanut allergies in a patch? >> and alzheimer's patients may have decades before showing symptoms. >> focuses on 20 years before symptoms. the most recent report says mental decline may start up to 20 years before people start notice the signs of cognitive

decline and gave mental skills tests and found those who had alzheimer's had decline with each subsequent test. peanut allergies effect millions of kids and families. a small company created a new patch to help allergy suffers significantly increase peanut tolerance. technologies will begin selling to americans in the first six months of 2018. don't worry about the gender of your nutrition bars. some are marketed to women and others to men. studies show there is little difference. doctors say that if anything women should look for slightly more iron in a nutrition bar. here is to your health. a custom car built in an hour and now on display in san francisco. the gadget making it possible. now here is what is ahead at 5:00. >> thank you so much. coming up next an update on the

breaking story, the grass fire outside livermore that is burning structures. why fans have new reason to hope. plus female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

here is tonight's primetime lineup. at 8:00 the astronaut wives club. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. facebook released new diversity numbers today revealing few gains in the number of women and minorities. the percentage of women increased to 16% up 1% from last year. minorities from 47% was the largest increase in asians. no change in the percentage of women in leadership positions. these days you can 3 d print just about anything including a high performance racecar.

that is what is on display at the second annual conference in san francisco as explains it is all about the rapidly changing business of making hardware. >> reporter: where else would you find an old bmw being turned into a racecar in the middle of a conference where it is acceptable to cruise exhibits on the one wheel or tricycle. >> big companies really realize what is going on here. >> reporter: it is on how they were made. >> the majority of the mission comes from their manufacturing not from their tail pipe. >> reporter: built in a half hour from 3 d printed parts. >> even you can put the car together.

>> reporter: this pop up factory in the middle of the show floor. >> we wanted to give the experience of what it looks like. >> this working assembly line to conference goers. it is built on a similar 3 d printer to what is used for the car with lasers that turn liquid to solid. >> we can go straight to making solid parts. >> 3 d printing was a god send for team turquoise. >> i can see making hardware. >> reporter: their device helps you focus or wind down by tapping you on the wrist. >> it has a heart beat and you feel where you would normally feel your heart beat. >> reporter: it could replace coffee at conferences. >> i focus better with this than caffeine. >> jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. that will do it for this

edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. thank you. breaking news near livermore. sky 7 hd is live over the scene, structures going up in flames. >> the possible break in the case of a missing woman. the major development and the family who has never given up. >> reporter: how the balcony collapse could lead to manslaughter charges. >> and the school shuts down and the tudors who could be out of thousands of dollars. >> politics took the place of good legislation making. >> reaction after one of the toughest mandatory vaccination laws in the country. abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is happening in almeida county where a 40 acre grass fire is burning outside of livermore. we have seen at least one home burn. helicopter pilot says he has

seen at least three structures burn so far. >> firefighters are spraying water on other homes to try to protect them. this is all happening and cal fire is trying to close the road right now. joining us on the phone what can you tell us right now about this fire. >> good afternoon. we are currently on scene of a 40 acre grass fire working on tesla road. we have structures that are threatened. i know that we have one structure that is involved. they are requesting that we close tesla at greenville road currently. >> do you know whether or not anybody has been injured at this point? it looks pretty scary. >> we have no reports of injuries. >> what are you doing about evacuation requests? >> if there is any evacuation requests that will be handled by the sheriff's department. we are not involved with that

currently. >> are you calling in extra aid on this fire? >> so far it is cal fire and almeida county fire. i have not heard further requests. we have put in extra requests for air tankers helicopters and bull dozers. >> how bad are the winds right now? >> i don't have a speed on the winds but it can pick up pretty good in the afternoon. but i haven't got a good miles per hour for you. >> do you know if people in the area do a good job of clearing brush from around their home? >> they are really good about doing that. we have had inspectors making sure folks have been clearing and making space around their home. that should work real well for them. >> pam we thank you so much for your update. let's get more on the weather from meteorologist sandhya patel. very hot in the east bay. temperatures