live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> good afternoon. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. firefighters are trying to get the upper hand on the burning wildfire. the rocky fire is at 65,000 acres, still only 12% contained. >> the middletown unified school district is delaying the opening of school for a week because some schools are being used as evacuation centers. and a storm could bring more lightning and stronger winds. >> wayne friedman is live. >> reporter: we're standing along highway 20 where yesterday afternoon at about this time the

fire jumped. this area behind me all burned. they built a fire break trying to hold those flames ahead of the highway but they weren't successful. the fire came from that direction and we're beginning to see now hot spots coming up. it's been a strange day, almost winter-like in the county. let me show you some video from an hour ago. rain drops. could they be a sign? unseasonable rain drops. could they make a difference, a miracle. it's not what the book says 12% containment should look like. cal fire says the wind may pick up this afternoon. if it does the fire could blow west toward clear lake. imagine more evacuations, more people worried about the fates of their homes like rene.

he spoke with us this morning. >> worrying about our homes. still don't know. don't know. but we kind of know. but what do you kind of know? >> well, it's still standing, thank god. you know -- >> the fire is still close? >> the fire is close. >> the fire is close but the fire as they say is laying low. it has taken 24 homes so far plus 26 structures. no homes or structures in the last 24 hours that we're aware of. it's a strange fire. the sun only came out for the first time ten minutes ago and as it came out it has become hot again. we'll have more for you in an hour clgd more people in that evacuation center and experts from cal fire giving us their best hopes and in some cases their worst fears. wayne freedman, abc 7 news.

you can see it go from gloomy to sunny. you can download our free abc 7 news app to get the latest information on the rocky fire. enable the push alerts. it's free to download for smartphones, tablets and the apple watch. turning to our weather. wayne showed smus raindrops. >> light sprinkles on the peninsula. abc news was in hayward earlier this afternoon. it was raining going into and coming out of the tunnel. spencer christian joining us with the drizzlets and droplets. >> there is some left over although it's bright where we are in this location. moving mainly in the direction

of the delta. producing spotty sprinkles. nothing steady or measurable. let's get to the conditions near the rocky fire. temperature 69 degrees and climbing as wayne pointed out. cloud cover held temperatures down. it's warming up. relative humidity much higher. 58%. winds still strong gusting to 18 miles an hour. and that does not help the frrth effort at all. this area outlined in red includes the acreage to which the fire spread. after 8:00 p.m. to midnight, between miss night and 5:00 a.m., very little wind at all. we expect winds to increase by late morning to midday tomorrow. look eastward, mainly blue sky over the bay. 69 degrees in san francisco. mid-70s in oakland. 71 in half moon bay and parting clouds over the golden gate

right now. santa rose anovato, fairfield and concord, low 70s, except livermore which is 79. i'll have your complete accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. attorneys for raymond a court filing released today, chow's attorneys claim fbi wiretaps implicate them in campaign finance violations and bribery. it's an attempt to get the charges against chow dropped. they sent abc 7 news a statement saying the accusations are without merit. carolyn tyler will have more on this coming up. hayward police are looking for three suspects involved in an overnight deadly shooting. they shot a 17-year-old walking

with a friend. it happened on morningside drive and north avenue. the victim's name hasn't been released but he was a good student and athlete at hayward high. we're hearing from hayward's fire chief who is suspended as he faces charges of fighting with a suborder nat and drinking on the job. >> chief contreras just issued an apology to members of the media for his actions that's took place about 16 months ago. the reason we're talking about this now is they've just come to light this past april. during an investigation chief contreras admitted he was drinking while on call, that he didn't respond to a call for service and drove city vehicles while under the influence of alcohol and had a physical altercation with a subordinate.

>> it's incredibly embarrassing for myself, the fire department and the community. >> reporter: it happened between march and september of 2014. the investigation was launched this past april. the city manager's office says it was not shared with the public because it was a personnel matter. his discipline now coming to light because a print reporter submitted a public records request. chief contreras had this to say when asked how he might discipline subordinates in light of his own admitted mistakes. >> every situation is different. i believe i've always been fair and even-handed. i believe i would continue to be fair and even-handed and follow the lead of my city manager. in this case, fran david recognized i'm human and i've made some significant mistakes and have taken responsibility for those mistakes. >> reporter: the city manager decided to let chief contreras

keep his job because he was so forthcoming with information and also because he agreed to sign a last chance agreement. here's what's that agreement outlines. one month suspension without pay. 9.3% salary cut. no raise through july of 2016. no take-home vehicles and he'll no longer be allowed to drink at city events. what do hayward residents think of all of this, including the fact he's able to keep his job? we'll hear from them coming at 6:00. >> melanie, thank you. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in san jose on east william court. this video is courtesy of seesmeadphotography.com. caltrans canceled road work scheduled for today in pacifica after the city complained. officials are upset because they weren't notified of work yesterday. it caused huge back-ups in the

southbound direction. pacifica officials want caltrans to go before the city council to explain why the road work isn't being done at night. >> tens of thousands of california criminals are now able to vote again. they are eligible to vote. the aclu sued the state after a court decision found community supervision is different from parole. ex-cons in california are not allowed to vote until after they complete their parole. a group of people sickened by legionnaires disease in new york city continues to grow. >> 86 people have contracted that disease up from 81 yesterday. marci gonzalez has more on this outbreak. >> reporter: concerns today about a growing number of cases of a potentially deadly illness. in less than a month, legionnaires disease killing seven. >> in michigan, the severe form

of pneumonia claiming the life of troy's mother debbie. >> you go from a migraine to headache and can't breathe and your lungs shut off. >> reporter: high doesn't know how she contracted the disease. it's only spread through vapor from air conditioners, hot showers. it can be linked to koolg towers on top of several buildings. >> there's no risk to our water supply from legionnaires disease. >> health officials explain only about 5% of people exposed become infected. and they usually have underlying medical problems. >> they are older. over 50. formerly smokers, lung disease, kidney disease, cancer, diabetes or immune problems. >> still, doctors are warning people with symptoms, including fever and shortness of breath to

get checked immediately. >> i was about to wait one more day to go to the hospital. if i would have waited that one more day, i don't think i would be here. >> it can be treated by antibiotting antibiot ingics and kant be transmitted from person to person. stilling ahead -- the search for the thief targeting people forced to flee their homes threatened by wildfires. twitter stock started the day at an all-time low. plus, new details on an east bay murder-suicide. how the gunman managed to skirt the state's tough gun laws. and michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. a live look at the san ma tay mateo bridge. that's heading toward 101 south

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covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> it's amazing a man survived a violent case of road rage in southern california. video showed how quickly thinks escalated. we'll showyou that video. it is shocking. a car plowed into a man who had been arguing with another driver in riverside county. someone connected to that other

driver jumped into the victim's car and then ran him down with his own car. they hope these images will help find those men. some california homeowners forced to evacuate because of the wildfire are dealing with a thief who has been ransacking homes. this all happened in madera county an hour north of fresno. that's where the willow fire has been burning. veronica from our sister station has more on what was taken. >> reporter: five families have reported looters breaking into their homes. as more people return, neighbors tell us that number could get higher. the listing of evacuation orders is a sign for neighbors that the willie fire is flaming out. >> is your house okay? >> coming back to lootd houses

wasn't the welcome home they were expecting. >> when he took the kids' piggy banks. >> reporter: he was the first to find his neighbor's house was ransacked by thieves. >> we see the broken window and slit screen. >> reporter: they lost ammo, knives, jewelry, game consoles and liquor. >> they took suitcases and filled them with our things and left. >> reporter: while other neighbors were cleaning up shattered glass, they pror tecting their doggy door where they believe a suspect crawled in. >> my good friend john got broken into. >> reporter: but they don't know at who. >> we had deputies and other law enforcement patrolling there 24 hours a day. there were road blocks so vehicles weren't coming in and out. that leads us to believe whoever did this was on foot.

>> all evacuation orders were lifted at 10:00 this morning but sheriffs deputies are maintaining a heavy preference as flames continue to burn. top congressional lawmakers are in the bay area to convince tech companies to hire more black workers. barbara lee met with representatives of google and apple and intel to talk about minority hiring. it's shameful so few tech workers are african-american. >> they want to disclose their diversity data and commit to plans that will ensure full african-american inclusion by 2020. >> they also want more minorities on the board of directors. a survey of the top 20 found only 3 of the 189 directors are african-american. twitter's slumping stock may make it a takeover company.

the interim ceo warned it will be a while before they stop's slowdown in user growth. some believe it could be part of a strategy to drive stock prices down to make the company easier to acquire. dozens of people met some potential employers today at a hire event in silicon valley today. we were at the biltmore hotel for the free job fair. it allows people to meet with employers who are looking to hire. sales manager, police dispatcher and front desk supervisor were among the 600 open positions. the next hire event is set for september 1st in san francisco. time to check on our weather. cool out there. >> in fact, cloud cover hung around for much of the day. just in the last hour, the clouds have parted.

the sun is shining brighter. here's a look at hd. clouds lingering and pockets of moisture. light scattered sprinkles. over in the area of the delta. moisture hanging around as well. most of the bay area is dry. this is how it looks in the western sky. these of our forecasts. may see spotty sprinkles overnight. warmer inland and cooling down friday. water vapor satellite image. tropical storm guillermo. scattered striprinkles that's pushed through the bay area today. going to spread westward enough to warm us up tomorrow and thursday. high temperatures will reach at least mid-80s. low nu90s in a few inland

locations. let's start the forecast animation at 5:00 thursday afternoon. an increase in clouds. later in the day on friday, the showers dissipate and give way to mainly sunny skies. local conditions overnight. a few low clouds near the coast and bay. maybe a couple spotty sprinkles. and then tomorrow, we'll see partly to mainly sunny skies. mild to warm with highs at the coast near 70. upper 70s around the bay and low to mid-80s inland. accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll peak on thursday. temperatures start to migrate. a chance of scattered showers overnight thursday into friday morning. after that, a dry outlook through the weekend. temperatures start to increase

sunday and monday. larry and ama? popular workout clothes promise to burn extra calories. still ahead, abc news hits the gym to find out if they are really shrinking the waistline. and the iran

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yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. we are now learning now jim harbaugh spends his spring vacation. according to "the wall street journal," the form niners head coach met with five u.s. supreme court justices in their chambers last april. both biberal and conservative members. harbaugh, we all know he's a big judge judy fan. he'd like to see her become a member of the high court. >> now to a brand of workout clothing that claims it can make you burn more calories by making

you hotter. >> with more than a million units sold, rebecca jarvis put it to the test. >> reporter: it's a trendy fitness wear line with its own youtube channel. one outfit can cost up to $130. what makes it different? this company claiming on its website that exercising in their wear can increase calorie burn. gma investigates checked it out at the hospital for special surgery in new york to help us see would we burn more calories wearing zagura clothing. >> you had someone doing the exact same work and only thing is changed what they were wearing. >> i'm wearing standard workout clothing. my producer stephanie in zagora. >> the most accurate way of measuring calories.

>> reporter: and a 30 minute jog at a constant speed. the next morning we repeat the same workout. this time i'm wearing the zagora. >> really no difference whatsoever. >> i burned three calories less in zagora and our producer burned 17 more in zagora. an 8% difference. why might that be? >> stephanie is adjusting things more. every movement counts. the other possibility is it has something to do with the clothing. that remains to be seen. >> reporter: they cite three studies where more than 50 women brned 2between 6% and 11% more. but their claim could be confusing to consumers. >> you have to look at the actual numbers themselves. the number of calories burned between using zagora hot pants and other athletic wear is very

small. we sent our results to zagora telling us, what matters is not opinions but data. adding about what happened with our demonstration, even if the readings are assumed to be accurate, it is really not possible to conclude anything on the bask one person in each condition doing something. if you are looking to drop major pounds, think twice. >> when it comes to zagora hot pants, it's a kais of wishful shrunking. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. the a's had a guy frank thomas. he'd put a bike inside a sauna and wear a sweatsuit and ride for an hour straight. that works. a motorcyclist still capturing attention. how close did this daredevil

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rocky fire has grown to 65,000 acres and is still only 12% contained. the middleton unified school district is delaying the opening of school for a week because it's being used as evacuation centers. wayne freedman is at one of those centers. wayne will have a live report at 5:00. six bay area start-ups are talking with president obama about entrepreneurship. they watched their founder on the live white house web cast. this new develop mtd from last month's murder suicide in walnut creek. scott burnis used homemade ghost guns to kill his girlfriend and then himself.

lyanne melendez is live with more. >> reporter: they took one look at those guns and immediately knew what they were. they did a thorough check to see where he had purchased the parts. the late july crime shocked walnut creek police. a murder-suicide of two young people. he showed up at this house killing claire orton and then used a second gun to kill himself. they had been in a relationship but police are not saying what prompted the young man to commit this crime. both handguns were built by burdocks. >> my firearms experts are well aware of it. they are referred to as ghost guns. >> reporter: they've tried unsuccessfully to pass legislation restricting ghost guns.

>> they are called ghost guns gaus they do not have serial numbers and the owners have not undergone a background check because nobody knows they exist. >> reporter: they are legal to build in california. >> it's not difficult to look online and the sbretd internet r parts and look up a how to put a firearm together. >> several websites are selling parts to build a firearm. >> nothing illegal from the retailer standpoint of selling these parts. >> they condo an do it? >> they can do it. sandra bland's family has filed a lawsuit against texas law enforcement. she was found dead in a texas jail cell last month. three days after her arrest for

a traffic stop. her family says they want to hold those involved accountable. >> we are a week out from burying her and we still don't know what happened to her. a larger conversation is around the treatment of humans and american citizens in terms much their interfacing with law enforcement. >> the law enforcement and texas rangers are investigating bland's death. the arresting officer has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. president obama is taking his message to a number of key figures to gain more support. stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: president obama makes the case for the iran nuke deal in a meeting with jewish american leads are. >> the president is going to deliver his view that a diplomatic effort to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear

weapon is in the best national security interest of the united states and israel. >> reporter: the obama administration and other world powers who negotiated the deal with tehran have said the deal will keep israel safe. but benjamin netanyahu, one of the deal's biggest skeptics said it would allow iran to develop a nuclear weapon. john kerry disagrees. he met with top gulf leaders to ease concerns. >> we focused exclusively on iran's nuclear program and potential of iran having a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: the deal is now gaining support among gulf arab states who initially opposed the agreement. mitch mcconnell says he'll require each senator to speak and be present when it's time to debate the iran nuclear deal. stephanie ramos, abc news,

washington. three major airlines have banned the transport of hunting trophies from africa. this comes after the shooting death of cecil the lion. united and delta will no longer allow the transport of trophies. others have not yet clarified their hunting trophy policies. abc news reveals the simple step to savings next time you go online. the hole in the ground causing big problems in the big apple. a few clouds around. moisture streaming in our direction which could provide spotty showers overnight. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. a look at traffic at 4:35. it's moving in both directions. perhaps a

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a big mess in new york city. a big sinkhole swallowed up a portion of the road. look at the size of this. police quickly closed off the area. crews from the local gas company checked for any leaks. they are trying find what caused that to happen. time to check on our weather. >> spencer christian is outside. it was cool, windy. >> the whole variety pack today.

the clouds increased a bit. it cooled down. now it's calm and warm again. spotty moisture traveling through the bay area from tropical storm guillermo. could produce a spotty sprinkle. the paths of this storm moving toward the hawaiian islands. we're expected to take a path that will move it north of the islands tomorrow night through the day on thursday. if it stays in this spot it will be north of the islands and produce some rainfall but not tropical storm conditions. meanwhile, back in the bay area in lake county, the rocky fire continues to burn. 74 degrees in the area of the fire. relative humidity 48%. statewide tomorrow, warm to hot day. highs in low to mid-90s in

chico, sacramento. bay area, warming up in our inland areas. low to mid-80s. mid to upper 70s around the bay and nice day for the beach tomorrow. >> thank you, spencer. still ahead -- the daredevil who decided to go surfing on his motorcycle. he reveals how close he came to death during this amazing ride. promo codes for online shopping. simple steps you can take to get retailers to hand over those codes. >> a website used by millions gets hit by hackers.

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codes have decreased 45%. >> the economy is good right now. consumers have a lot of options so retailers have scaled back because consumers are willing to spend more. >> reporter: there's a new way to score promo codes. >> it's called shopping cart abandonment. imagine that i'm at a website and put items into my virtual cart but then i just walk away. >> excuse me, miss. you left some items in your cart. here's a coupon for 10% off. >> reporter: here's how it works online. find something you want at a retailer's website. you have to have an account and be signed in. now the magic, just click off. leave the site and don't buy the

items. last week i clicked off the site without buying. within 24 hours, i had three reminders about my abandoned cart and two discount offers. i saved about $40 on the orders i was considering. >> if you are shopping for a big ticket item or a lot of things, it's worth trying. the longer you wait for the e-mails, the better. most companies who send e-mails don't offer a discount code until the third reminder. so the deal code is not dead. just a little harder to find. >> another way to find deals, follow your favorite company on twitter, facebook or instagram. a lawsuit accusing visa and mastercard and three banks of

fixing. >> lower courts said no and appellate courts said maybe. the lawsuit alleges bank of america, jpmorgan case and wells fargo have policies, but the two major credit card companies that prevent consumers from saving money on fees. a previous court dismissed the suit. an appeals court says there's evidence of antitrust violations. it blames rules that ban smaller banks and credit unions from steering their customers to atms that have cheaper fees. malware that hack irs somehow vetted into yahoo!'s advertising network lurked for six days before being discovered. hackers bought sfis run what looked like legitimate ads. the computer could be infected without even clicking on the bad ad. yahoo! removed the ads

immediately after being alerted by malwarebites. do you have extra clothing crowding your closet? folks are making serious cash selling their duds to second hand stores. revenue for resale stores has grown to $16 billion a year. she's made lots of cash in the past 25 years. >> when i start adding everything up, easily $10,000. easy. >> resale stores like buffalo exchange and clothes mentor are opening new shops and want giantly used clothes, especially designer goods. a lot of people really want this. they buy this season and get rid of last season. >> this suit could be yours. >> for a price, michael. >> thank you. whole foods pulled a new

product off its shelves after customers started complaining. it was labeled as asparagus. a $6 jar of water with a few stalks of asparagus in it. they posted a fphoto of this pricey concoction. it sold at a brentwood store was meant to be water infused with asparag asparagus. this comes a month after whole foods admitted to overcharging customers for some of its food. more health news. is pom oil said to be the next big fad? and the green light for the first 3d printed pill. >> the food and drug administration has approved the first prescription drug made through 3d printing. it's a dissolvable tablet that

treats seizurseizures. it dissolves when taken with liquid. it will be available in the first quarter of next year. eli lilly faces its first trials. the early trials will be a critical test for litigation over the drug. vitamin d supplements don't appear to help older women. a study published online suggests the common practice of prescribing vitamin d supplements to help with bone help doesn't work as much. and red pom oil, a fat pressed from the pom tree fruit is packed with anti-oxidants. that's the claim of people who sell it. it does have a lot of nutrition, including vitamin e in several

studies so it can benefit people who have had a stroke or liver disease but there is no proof it can ward off diseases. trending now, we're hearing from the daredevil who surfed on a motorcycle. >> incredible video we showed you yesterday. robbie madison on his water bike across the water in tahiti. he rode out on waves. "good morning america" spoke to the daredevil stunt rider. >> i wasn't certain riding a 300-pound motorcycle in full gear, helmet and boots and getting taken under water in the ocean. there's a lot of unknowns. >> he once drove a motorcycle off the roof of a las vegas hotel and landed perfectly. he thought he was going to die

at one point during this stunt. he's ready for his next adventure. abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. there's outrage after two young children with disabilities were handcuffed by authorities. the scene inside a classroom is coming up. coming up next -- san jose's big get. the initiative that's brungi br lots to the city. and we'll have more stories when we join you at 5:00.

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the disciplinary reaction that's being justified. >> reporter: people all across the nation are reacting strongly to this alarmg scene inside a classroom caught on camera. a kentucky sheriff's deputy handcuffed an 8-year-old boy. the third grader was handcuffed for 15 minutes because of behavior his attorney says is related to his adhd. >> sit down in the chair. >> he's 3 1/2 feet tall. weighed approximately 54 pounds. and at no time is he ever a danger to himself or anybody else. >> reporter: online people are expressing outrage and support. on the sheriff's office facebook page, gene strong says you people have lost your minds. tell me in whose world is it acceptable to manhandle and brutalize 8-year-olds? and one said the sheriff did what was legal and sadly what

was best in the situation to keep this out-of-control violent kid from hurting others or himself. it was filmed by a school staff member and released monday by the american civil liberties union as part of a lawsuit filed against the sheriff's department. a girl was also put in hand cuffs after she acted out. the two mothers are asking the school to ban them from doing this again. >> handcuffs have no place in the schools with little children who are having discipline issues. >> reporter: the sheriff's department will not comment until they review the lawsuit. an attorney for the deputy said he acted appropriately. matt keller, abc 7 news. that dwowill do it at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. sir, take your hand out of

your pocket. >> i've done nothing, sir. >> an incredible standoff. why did a north bay police officer pull a gun on a man at his own home. >> chased away by the flames. people forced out of their homes. and a man who was pulled to safety seconds before a train hit his car. this is abc 7 news. >> he is known as shrimp boy. tonight lawyers for the former china town gang leader have some stunning allegations against the mayor of san francisco. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. they filed motions in court accusing the san francisco mayor and other bay area leaders of corruption. abc 7 news callerin tyler joins

us. >> it's an attempt to get his corruption case dismissed. chow and seven others are standing trial this fall on charges of racketeering, money laundering. it came after a federal invest gapgs chow's attorney said the fbi found evidence mayor ed lee and others broke the law. krtis brigs said he knowingly took bribes and another city official allegedly told the fbi, and the former mayor told him you pay to play here. we've got it. we know this. we're the best at this game. better than new york. we do it more sophisticated than new yorkers. we do it without in mafia. attorney curtis briggs said the mayor should also have been indicted. >> according to the fbi, he sat down with federal agents

undercover. took money from them. his staff took money from them. he was supposedly knowledgeable about what the money was for and he attempted to pay up on the bribe. >> the mayor's office responded saying there's absolutely nothing in today's filing by raymond chow's attorney that suggests mayor lay himself or his 2011 campaign did anything wrong or inappropriate. we asked former mayor willie brown for a response but he did not return our call. supervisor breed and mccullen were also accused in those court filings. breed called the allegations baseless. the u.s. attorney's office has not commented. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. hayward police are investigating the shooting death of a 17-