realized it already was too late. >> it's my belief she was killed before we got the phone call. >> reporter: her body was found in a ree sickle bin. she had been dumped there by a 15-year-old neighbor who lured her to his apartment. >> she knew him. i think he was 8 years old. i think she had a reasonable amount of trust in him. we don't believe she was taken there against her will. >> reporter: the teen suspect was nearby when the team did a second, more thorough search of the complex. canine units were seen close to the bin, but failed to detect her. the boy was a quiet person who liked his state board and yo-yos. maddy's mother has no money to bury her daughter and is concerned about accepting donations. >> there's concern if she takes them she will lose social services. >> reporter: a forensics exam is

under way to determine how she died and if she had been molested. in santa cruz david louie, abc 7 news. the wragg fire that started wednesday went over the containment line. mandatory evacuations have been ordered for mixed canyon, sky ridge road and blue ridge road. firefighters from vallejo are on the scene. the fire is already burned nearly 7,000 acres and was 80% contained before it ignited again. let's get a quick check on the weather. turning to our meteorologist sandhya patel. >> the slope from the fire is drifting as i look to the north toward the bay. let me show you the current conditions near the fire. it is getting hotter in the last hour, 98 degrees. relative humidity is running low, 10%. wind out of the southwest. it has switched direction

gusting to 15 miles an hour. that intensity of the fire is showing up on the live doppler 7 hd, as you noticed. we have records to talk about. 98 degrees is the tie for the previous record. downtown oakland broke their previous record. antioch 106 103 in livermore, 101 in fairfield and concord. 80 degrees in san francisco. so far, the high in santa rosa 98. 93 in san jose. i'll let you know how long the heat is going to stick around. >> thank you very much. we captured this thick black smoke pouring from an industrial fire in vacaville. it started in their back lot. police asked people to evacuate the building. no word on how it started or where. a drone got in the way of a brush fire in dublin. it burned near the camp parks

army base and the jail. abc 7s reporter melanie is live with the latest. >> reporter: they are working to determine what caused the fire. they tell me it's 90% contained and been burning since 11:30 this morning. from sky 7, you can see flames and smoke with firefighters working to put out the military base fire. the good news, there's no training at this location no buildings or homes affected. more troubling, the weather. conditions leaving firefighters playing catch up all day. they started talking about the fire getting an upper hand on it. thought it was under control. the wind came up and the containment line it blew over the containment line and started again. we have been chasing it all day long. >> reporter: 750 acres burned. in addition to weather conditions, a drone hampered their efforts.

another reminder for drone operators. they are receiving help from cal fire and san ra moan fire district. >> i just want to spread the attitude to all the fire departments, police departments who contributed to getting it extinguished today. thank you. >> reporter: one firefighter sustained a heat related jury and is expected to be okay. in dublin melanie wood row abc 7 news. the heat is taking its toll on the crews. extra precautions are being made to ensure their safety. >> fires start when it's hot. we have to work out there. for us it means hydration giving firefighters a break as often as we can. we pay close attention to all the firefighters in the fire line to ensure they are not suffering from heat exhaustion or the impact of heat.

>> cal fire said these conditions are not like anything they have seen in years. firefighters have responded to 3900 fires already this year. in this drought you hate to see water wasted. that's what happened on the peninsula. millions of gallons of water lost after a transmission line broke in san bruno. crews finally shut it off this morning. we are live in san bruno to explain why it took so long to shut it off. >> reporter: well, dan, it took so long because we are talking a 54-inch regional transmission line. this is not a small water line that feeds into your home. it is more complicated. it's harder to divert that amount of water before sethutting the system off. as we said, terrible timing dan. about 15 million gallons of precious water lost due to this water main break that was discovered after 9:30 last night

at the park in san bruno. >> it appears that age is the cause of the break. the pipe was put in around 1927. >> reporter: crews were able to cap it 13 hours later, after diverting the water that comes from the crystal springs reservoir. you can fill 20,000 bathtubs with 1 million gallons of water. now imagine 15 million. it's 20% of the water that serves san francisco in a day. still, the public utilities commission decided it would be much worse to shut the line down used in san bruno and pacifica. >> it would depressurize the system down the line. all the communities would no longer have had water. it's not only your homes and for the drinking water, all the high hydrants on the corners of every street. >> reporter: it keeps the drinking water safe for residents.

>> if it gets depressurized, then the system has to be flor nated again. >> reporter: because the break occurred inside the park, it was able to flow into an existing creek and eventually into a storm drain leading into the bay. customers should not expect a fee hike. these kind of events are covered by the water agencies emergency fund. in san bruno abc 7 news. a man accused of killing a police officer will have to wait another month to find out whether he will be sentenced to death. he was found guilty of murdering the officer with special circumstances. the penalty trial was going to begin this week but a juror is moving out of the state. a judge declared a mistrial. police are stepping up patrols after a violent weekend.

among the crime victims, this man, christopher kyle, a 19-year-old hockey player. we are joined from the police department with more. chris? >> reporter: police are calling this an active investigation. it is a tragedy that has left many people stunned and wondering why this young man was shot to death. at the ice facility in san jose -- >> chris is everyone's brother. we lost a brother. >> reporter: a group of hockey players gathered to remember his friend. >> he didn't deserve that. he's too good of a kid. >> reporter: late saturday night, the police say a man was shot to death inside this mobile home park. >> it's not fair. not fair to the family. in front of his house his dad has to come home to it every day. it's wrong. >> reporter: authorities have nod released the victim's name. he's identified at 19-year-old christopher kyle a well known athlete in the world of hockey. the victim was outside talking to others when a car pulled up

with two people inside. one got out of the car shot the victim and fled the scene. >> i can't believe it. it had to be a joke it couldn't be real. >> reporter: former teammates wonder why he was shot. >> if you were on his team, he looked out for you. he always put everybody before him. he was a great guy. >> reporter: police tell us their investigation continues. meanwhile, a vigil in kyle's honor will be held at the sharp ice facility in freemont at 8:00. friends made stickers to raise money for the family. >> everyone is there to support. we are going to celebrate tonight. we are not going to be sad. we are going to celebrate the life of chris kyle. it's going to be great. >> reporter: a chance for those who new him to reflect together. a revolve door. does the company have a problem with women? a new jet ski in san francisco. why first responders are using

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it is basically a transformer on the ground. it's a four-wheel all terrain vehicle. when it goes into the water, it transforms into a high speed jet ski vehicle. tonight, it is going to make its debut here for law enforcement appreciation night. now the launch of the official rollout of the latest edition -- the fire department will be getting the second vehicle. it will be part of the patrol in what's often a crowded spot outside at&t park. they made a big splash this weekend. >> that's amazing. it goes fast. >> another guy said it's like

james bond. it was neat to see. >> it's unique. this water craft will do 45-mile-an-hour on land or water. it changes from mode-to-mode at the push of a button. it's one of the more unique pieces of equipment we have. >> reporter: san francisco isn't the only one to put these transforming craft in service. last year t dubai police force added it to their fleet. the san francisco police assignment will be less action packed. it will be part of the giants game opening ceremony. that should start tonight around 7:00 at the beginning of the game. >> thanks very much. that was hard to hear him, but you get the idea. a cool gizmo they have there. another read it employee is parting ways with the company. she announced her decision and says it was a difficult one as they are taking difficult steps

in a much needed positive direction. she is the fourth female employee to leave in about one month. read it has had three ceo changes since november. facebook developed diversity training to help employees recognize bias. the social network hopes to create a culture more welcoming to different people and ideas. amazon laid out the vision of making deliveries of drones into reality. they call it prime air. drones will drop deliveries in a speedy manner. they mapped out the air space they plan to use. they fly below 400 feet. ultimately, you know, it is up to the federal aviation administration to regulate air space. telemarketing fraud beginning with a robo call.

you have them at your house. it costs consumers $350 million a year. >> last week, california's attorney general joins counter parts in 44 states urging the phone companies to block the robo calls. >> we have a look at the devices to stop the calls which we would all like to do. >> it is about time. the technology is out there. robo calls come at the worst possible time. there are devices you can buy that claim to block robo calls. consumer reports checked out several. ♪ >> reporter: robo calls are a nuisance. the fcc chairman said telephone companies can and in fact, should offer consumers robo call blocking tools. consumer reports knows that many people don't want it. bernie bought several devices you can buy and install now. >> we asked volunteers to try out four devices that climb to

limit the number of robo calls. >> reporter: these were two of 102 people that installed the blockers in their homes. the devices range from $45 to $110. some let you program a white list of safe numbers to accept with others a blacklist, coming preprogrammed with numbers to block. you can add more. some use both and work the best. >> once i saw the number on my caller id on my phone or robo call device i was able to white list them yes this is an acceptable call or blacklist them, a robo caller who is an annoyance. >> reporter: she liked the device she installed. if the call blocker cost $110. she thinks there's a better solution and consumer reports agrees. >> i would like to see the phone companies take responsibility for not allowing the calls to

come through and harass people at home. >> if you want to get involved with consumer reports campaign to push phone companies to block robo calls, you can sign a petition at endrobocalls.org. >> thanks. >> sure. we have breaking news in the east bay. police are looking for a missing teenager with autism. arianna williams, 145 pounds wearing braces. >> shes she was last seen wearing pink hoody with pink tennis shoes. she does not have a telephone. if you see her, contact the police department. an attempt to smoke out bees on his property. it went sideways when he set the property on fire. the homeowners attempt to set dry grass on the property

ablaze. crews managed to stop the spread before it reached a home. >> wow. all right. let's take a look now at meteorologist sandhya patel outside with accuweather heating up. >> 107 in vacaville, officially. 106 in antioch. it is definitely intense heat. behind me we have a nice breeze coming through, which is helping here in san francisco to drop the temperature. the fog if you want it you have to head down to monterey bay. in case you are tempted to go to the beach i want to pass along a word of caution. south facing beaches under a beach hazard until 9:00 p.m. tonight. there is a greater risk of strong rip currents and large shore breaks. be careful if you do go. here is a live look from our kgo roof camera. you can see the trees and flag swaying in the breeze. 77 in san francisco. it is 81 in oakland. currently 89 in san jose. morgan hills, still hot.

95 degrees. half-moon bay 70. the high so far in half-moon bay, in the low 70s. san jose cam showing you sunshine. it got up to 94 this afternoon. santa rosa still hot 96 degrees. napa, 87. triple digits for fairfield and concord. here is a live look from the east bay hills camera. we will continue the see the hazy conditions. spare the hair tomorrow. the second day in a row tomorrow and changes begin on thursday. here is a live look from the mount cam. the air quality suffers because the heat is building. another spare the air for wednesday. inland east bay moderate air qualify for the rest of the bay area. thursday, only the coast sees slight improvement. you have to wait for friday and saturday for good air quality. the satellite radar showing you the hot air mass that is over the state of california. we are not alone in this heat. it will actually peak tomorrow.

you will notice that the temperatures inland will come up a little bit more. thursday night we are watching some of the moisture to the south. humidity will be increasing as the monsoon moisture comes in our direction. friday morning it feels muggy and will remain sticky for part of the weekend into saturday. tomorrow morning mild inland low to mid-60s. coastal spots upper 60s. bayside 60s. tomorrow afternoon, 101 in gillroy. 99 in morgan hill. hot in santa fe. 93 sunny veil. 95 redwood city. warm along the coast. half-moon bay, 74. daily city, 73. 80 downtown san francisco. make sure you have extra water. 100 in santa rosa. east bay, 88. oakland, 94.

the triple digit heat will continue on wednesday. 107 in antioch. 104 livermore. fairfield 102 in walnut creek. the heat backs off a bit on thursday. on friday as the heat, the intensity of the heat is coming down. the humidity is going up. over the weekend, we are going to drop the temperatures to the 60s. low to mid-90s inland. it will remain a little on the muggy side at least we'll get rid of some of the heat. hang in there, if you don't like the hot weather. >> thanks. >> a teeny bit of shade there. thanks. getting from here to there. up next b.a.r.t. has tips far traifl. a baseball's new at 6:00. that's at

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safety board says human error is to blame for the crash over the desert last year. the co-pilot prematurely unlocked the craft's breaking system. he died in the system. the co-pilot did parachute to safety. a big wave surfer is okay after surviving a big wipe out. >> oh! oh! >> can you believe that. he took a nasty spill in tahiti. you can see him getting sucked back up and slammed to the reef below. he said it's the most violent thing he ever experienced. he got annihilated. he got back on his board and went back out despite spitting

up blood. an unattended suitcase caused delays at the airport today. sky 7 hd was over the terminal at noon when they evacuated the arrivals level and the nearby b.a.r.t. station. the bomb squad was called in. passengers were allowed back into the terminal shortly afterwards. >> while on the subject of b.a.r.t., the agency will shut down service between oakland and san francisco this weekend to rebuild a section of track. shuttle buses will ride between san francisco transstate terminal. b.a.r.t. released a video to help navigate your way. we have more information for you on our website abc7news.com. >> check that out when you can. stay here. coming up next, an emotional embrace. >> a young girl meets it

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coming up new at 6:00, muni operators accused of treating the disabled like second class citizens. from 7 on your side the payday for an east bay woman after social security stumbled upon a mistake in her favor. that's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you so much. a tearful meeting for an

east bay girl who finally met a woman who saved her life. >> abc 7 news is outside the hospital. a year ago she donated bone marrow to save a 12-year-old. it requires month li transfusions. >> i'm so happy to see her and it's so great to come out here and gave her marrow to me. >> i feel really lucky. the bone marrow procedure was so easy. >> wow. finding a donor is rare. family members are a match only 30% of the time. ethnicity does matter. they are both filipino. she registered as a donor on a whim. as a result, that decision saved a life. >> they could use so many more donors to register. thank you for joining us. >> from all of us we appreciate your time.

hope to see you again soon. >> bye bye. tonight, the stunning confession right here. the woman at the center of the prison escape breaking down in court today, pleading guilty. revealing the sexual relationship the real plan with those two escaped killers. and the pills she was supposed to give to her husband. also breaking tonight, the bombshell. the nfl saying quarterback tom brady destroyed his cell phone and nearly 10,000 text messages gone while they were investigating. the emergency call. the pilot of a passenger plane and his call for help. the plane, he said had less than five minutes left of fuel. the capsized boat in the atlantic. the two boys missing at sea. a pilot radioing in what he saw. and the american dentist who paid to kill one of the most beloved lions in the world. the global outrage tonight.