3:00 and going to 500 acre as cording to cal fire. joining us now on the phone is fire prevention specialist pam tennerman. at 5:00, cal fire had 0 percent containment. how are things looking now? >> unfortunately we still have no containment on this fire. it's over 500 acres with two heads on it moving south and southeast. the haft update, at 20 minutes after the hour, the carnegie motorcycle park, a state recreation park had been evacuated because the fire was moving into the park. we have no injuries reported but as video is showing unfortunately, it looks like we've lost a building out there. >> what are the weather conditions out there? it looks like it's windy just from the smoke moving on the live pictures. >> yes.

you know, we've got wind out there. that is normal for this area. it comes up in the afternoon like this. >> yes. that is true. >> i'm sure they've been getting gusts out there. i don't have wind speed for you but this is just one of the areas where the wind gets on it and it just pushes flames to the ground. >> okay. thank you very much for coming on and updating us once again. we appreciate it. pam. >> and if you're a safe distans from the fire and have photos or video you'd like to share with us, you can post it with hash tag abc7 now. >> this fire has grown to 500 acres. no containment at this point. one structure burned, others threatened. we'll stay on top of it for you on our website and on our twitter feed. in the meantime, good evening,

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. we have a late word tonight that three firefighters have been killed fighting a small fire in washington state. it's called the twist fire, only 50 acres but threatening 20 buildings. and there are new evacuations in a fire burning east of fresno. authorities ordered 2500 campers, hikers and residents out of the hume lake area after strong winds pushed the fire across highway 180. lightning sparked a brush fire on july 31st, burning 30,000 acres of brush and grass. containment is just 3%. for the first time the oakland police department is letting us watch the officer body cam video from two recent controversial cases. o1 once, at 27th street and martin luther king junior way, one, last month on 54 avenue in east oakland.

laura anthony is live now with what she saw. laura? >> reporter: police have shown us this video, but not before offering it to the families of the two men killed in these incidents. one family has yet to accept the offer. the other has seen it but does not buy police version of events. >> the video is one piece evidence in a large investigation. >> reporter: for the first time, police shared body camera video two of high profile case was reporters but did not release images to the public. >> we believe that doing it in a manner we've done it will allow us to correct misinformation and preserve the integrity of the investigation. >> reporter: one case involves a shooting of a 28-year-old shot and killed being chased by oakland police. the video shows him running from officers with what appears to be a gun. police can be heard yelling for him to get on the ground and drop the gun.

at one point, he turns and runs towards officers and they open fire. >> what i saw did not justify them killing him. >> reporter: wilk's mother sees it differently. >> the gun was nothing pointed and i don't feel it's justified. talking about shoot to injure instead of shoot to kill. how to retreat, talk down. >> reporter: a second body camera video involves richard lynnyard. the video shows officers discovering him unresponsive, between two buildings shown here in opd photos. john burress represents the family, which claims police caused the death. >> it's not the media's interpretation that is important. it's the family's interpretation them have to have the need to see it. >> reporter: oakland police say it will be released to the

public once they've completed their investigation. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. the san jose police department is under scrutiny after fatally shooting two of three suspects in last week's murder inside of an office building. police are searching for the third suspect. abc7 news reporter david louie is live with the push for an independent investigation into the deaths. david? >> reporter: ama, the independent police auditor, as well as others, are looking into the fact there were two important points about a shooting of a suspect that happened monday evening. one was that he was unarmed and second he was running away from police officers. now, police made split second decisions and did have information that the suspect was planning to kill again. any officer involved shooting, such as sunday ace when a suspect reaches for a gun when officers tried to arrest him triggers an internal investigation. san jose policy spells out rules

on the use of force and firearms to apprehend a suspect. monday night's encounter where the 40-year-old was shot in the back, running from police raised concerns. he was unarmed. that bothers judge cordell, an independent police auditor in san jose. >> in my five years i do not recall a case when an officer killed someone running away from them. and where the person was unarmed. >> reporter: she says she will file a complaint so there can be a review of the case. friends say police used excessive force. >> they could have shot his legs. they didn't have to kill him. >> reporter: san jose police believe the suspect had to be stopped from entering a home. he died on the door step. >> if this man, mr. jack

have been holed up in a home, that would not allow the police to use lethal force. because it involves speculation. >> reporter: mayor locardo is waiting for more facts in this case. >> we're concerned as we should be concerned and i know our chief is very focused on this issue. i am, too. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. a new public relations crisis for uber tonight. san francisco and los angeles district attorneys filed civil action against the company, claiming the ride service is misleading the public about its drivers' background checks. abc7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom with the story and what they say, vic, could put you in danger. >> reporter: well, this is an amended version of the civil complaint that the d.a. and his counter part filed against uber in december. this new document actually lists the criminal back grounds of dozens of the drivers, most from

la larks but some from san francisco. murders, lewd acts with children, kidnapping. robbery. id theft. the amended complaint cites 22 drivers with serious felonies who passed uber's background checks. what is more, district attorney gascone says many former sex offenders won't show up on the system. >> a person as a registered sex offenders do not appear on the public registry available to identify sex offenders. >> reporter: uber, he says, has big, gaping holes. >> the background process cannot tell if someone was convicted of a serious crime more than seven years ago. >> reporter: taxi drivers in san francisco and other cities undergo checks use fingerprints. a process gascone says ub year does not do. >> a single print, the fact that the rest were convicted would

show. >> reporter: this uber driver says he and others have no objection to fingerprinting. >> maybe additional pictures. why not? nothing to hide. >> the system we put into place we believe is sensitive and detailed. >> reporter: a spokesperson points to this as an example. >> over a thousand taxi drivers failed uber's background checks. >> reporter: uber says reality is... >> no background check process is 100% fool proof. we have had discussion was the district attorneys and respectfully disagree on this point. >> reporter: the district attorney charges misleading the public violates consumer laws. lyft agreed to settle with the d.a. when faced with similar charges but it doesn't look like that is going to happen soon with uber. vic lee, abc7 news.

>> thank you. police just released this surveillance video hoping someone will recognize a robber. the thief pulled a gun on a clerk in a gas station on 19th avenue. that is near san francisco state university. it happened just after 5:00 a.m. on august 8th. detectives believe the robber is in his late 20s, standing about 59 and weighs about 160 pounds. this is how a high-speed chase ended in oakland. police say the driver of the stolen ford lost control of the car being pursued and plowed into a house on 82 avenue. no one was home at that time. the driver was arrested, after a short foot chase. well, are you tired of driving on substandard roads? coming up, a fix or california highways that won't come cheap. but are they going to restrict how much gas we can use? >> is your garbage collector about to become a neighborhood spy? a plan to give police ahand

without trashing your rights. and a new reading from nasa on the california drought and the land that is sinking beneath our feet. despite the cooler weather, we have fire concerns in the bay area, i'll give you a look at current conditions in just a moment along with the accu-weather forecast. as [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying awake part, sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

and update on breaking news. this wildfire burning out of control near livermore on both sides now of tesla road. carnegie motor cross park has been evacuated as flames

continue to spread, consuming more than 500 acres. we look at the flames and smoke coming off of it. we have seen one home on fire, and possibly other buildings burning within that thick smoke. fire broke out just before 3:00 and has been spreading quickly ever since. look at the huge flames there. now, we'll keep you updated on twitter on abc7 news bay area and here on the air, as well. if you're a safe distance and have photos or video do post witness hash tag abc7 news so we can find it. >> viewers are sharing their perspective by posting photo was the hash tag abc7 now. jody tweeted this photo from southeast livermore. you can see the smoke clearly from that neighborhood. thank you for sending it. here is a picture from brian, the neighborhood not too far from the fire. we appreciate brian tweeting

this photo. the state's top leaders came to oakland to rally for a plan to fix california's crumbling roads. jonathan bloom is live nearby with more. jonathan? >> reporter: as drivers sit in traffic on roads covered in cracks and pot holes, state lawmakers are sit in a special session to figure out how to fix them n a press conference, the governor did say everything is on the table. >> let's get in there and get going. >> reporter: governor brown knows real commands are coming from california driver s. >> how ready roads? >> terrible. >> reporter: eric has a unique perspective on the decaying roads. >> the pot holes take a toll. >> california needs to fix our roads and need to do it now. >> reporter: that is why tony at

skins and governor brown spoke at the port of oakland. but in a special session underway, he's expecting state lawmakers to figure it out and sor local leaders. >> a pot hole is neither republican or democrat, it's just a pot hole that needs to be fixed. >> reporter: here at the port of oakland, shipping containers travel over bumpy pavement to sit on jammed up freeways it's bad from business. >> we're hearing from companies in way wez never have had before. saying transportation has risen to the level of a strategic issue in their company. >> reporter: one option is raising a gas tax. >> pay more to improve roads as well as other infrastructure. >> roads need to get fixed. gas prices do not need to go up. so -- >> it's a conundrum for you. >> it is. >> reporter: both sides know something needs to be done. >> making sure the california transportation system is world class instead of looking like a

third world country. the san jose police department is proep yoegsing a new idea to help officers catch crimes in action. to mount license plate readers on garbage trucks, saying this would help police identify trucks that may have been stolen or used in a crime, saying this would help the mes force and cost only a few thousand dollars a year. >> they make trips down every street, every week. it's a better way to cover the city, all in one week. >> the garbage collection companies will not be able to access the information. it could go before the full city council in about two weeks. we'll let you know what happens. >> yes. for now, we want to tell you about the weather. >> yes. spencer christian is here tracking it around the area and fire lines. >> exactly. still breezy out there. temperatures coming down a little bit. but winds are creating a

problem. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. mainly clear skies inland areas. fog has been getting thicker at the coastline. it's beginning to push over the bay now. let's close in on the area of the fires in livermore, you can see 79 degrees so not hot there. relative humidity has been climbing to 45% right now. winds at 17 miles per hour. they've been in the area of 15-18 miles per hour since the fire started so we'll continue to monitor conditions for you. here is a live view from our emeryville camera looking at the western sky over the hills of marin county. it's 66 degrees in san francisco. 70 in oakland. mid-70s in mountain view. 67 in half moon bay. here is a live view from our walnut creek camera, showing smoke with clouds there. it's 71 degrees in santa rosa now. 79 degrees in fairfield and livermore, concord, 76 and a live view from our exploratorium

camera across the embarcadero looking at the skyline under partly cloudy skies. we'll see low clouds and fog increasing overnight. mild day as head throughout the weekend and this calm pattern will continue into next week. here is a view from our sutro tower camera. air quality forecast for four days shows improving air quality. it will be nice, throughout the weekend. and our satellite radar image shows we'll have nice weather throughout the weekend and this big ridge of high pressure continues to bring us this quiet, undisturbed summer pattern. we'll see near or slightly below average temperatures over the next few days. here is our forecast animation for tonight starting at 7:00 this evening. wide spread low clouds and fog moving forcefully inland. assisted by that onshore flow, leaving sunny skies over the bay shore. overnight, with fog and low clouds, and maybe spotty

drizzle, low temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60. tomorrow, mainly sunny skies in the south bay. highs upper 70s to about 80s. low to mid-60s on the coast. we'll see a high of 66 degrees in downtown san francisco. north bay valleys, upper 70s to about 80s. 72 oakland. 76 in union city. inland east bay warm but in the hot. highs into low to mid-80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. once again, this is a steady pattern. high temperatures inland in the mid-80s throughout the seven day period and around the bay. mid to upper 70s and on the coast, mid-60s and no rain in sight but lovely weather pattern. >> thank you. >> okay. >> coming up, road trips in a model-t. the role san francisco played in history. and my friend, sammy

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he's owned 25 ferraris but starting this one kind of took his breath away. >> this car scares me. i started the car up, you probably couldn't see but i had goose bumps on my arms. >> he is loving it. each is custom made. the driver's seat molded to sammy's body. he lobbied for a year to get one. it was so difficult he's making a film of the process. he chose a white car. >> still ahead here tonight on abc7 news, the update on the fire in livermore that burned at least one building. we'll have more in just a moment. tonight, new details on charges against jared, the former subway sandwich pitchman. and a kick starter

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out of control. >> it's now at a thousand acres. carn fwee motor cross park has been evacuated. no word on other evacuations at this time but we did see a building going up in flames. >> it appears to be a house. look at the amount of smoke as you look at these live pictures. it's been breezy and often breezy in that part of the bay area near livermore this time of the day. that is fanning the flames. let's take a look at the video. you can see the air drops. it's still spreading. >> here is a look at one of the homes that we saw burning not too long ago. and maybe more burning within that thick smoke out there. if you happen to be owe a safe distans from the fire, post it on social media so we can find it and you can get the latest here on the news as well as on our twitter feed.

>> let's move on for just a moment. in a case originally a brush off as an investigation into a colleague, subway sandwich spokesman jared fogle admits he traveled around the country to have sex with under aged girls. >> the u.s. attorney claims he paid adult prostitute's a finder's fee if he can connect them with minors. >> i'm jared the subway guy this, is my story. >> reporter: jared fogle is about to be known for a different story. he pled guilty to possessing child pornography, including images of children as young as six, and engaging in sex acts with minors as young as 16. >> it's about using wealth and secrecy to exploit children. >> he will have to adhere to a pornography ban and treatment.

>> remember jared from subway? >> reporter: it's a far cry from the fast food pitchman. he's been hocking subway sandwiches since 2000 and started the foundation to beat child obesity. according to prosecutors his friend shared material with fogle. >> jared knows he has a medical problem and he sought evaluation by a psychiatrist and will seek treatment. he will do his time. he expects to get well. he expects to continue to make amends to those people whose life he affected. >> fogle will be paying out $1.4 million to a total of 14 victims. as part of the plea deal, fogle,

a father of two will have no unsupervised visits with minors. >> his family issued a statement saying they're shocked and disappointed by his behavior but grateful he is accepting responsible. his wife, kate, announced she's filing for divorce. a petaluma man facing 64 criminal counts in a mortgage fraud case has ended his attempt to wipe away his debts. what does this mean for people who says this man ripped them off? >> those alleged victims have won court judgments can go after lopez for those judgments. but also means lopez is convicted of criminal charges the judges may be able to win restitution. miguel angel lopez and his wife, heidi lopez are seen after a previous hearing.

the trial was to begin today, at the northern california district federal bankruptcy court. the couple faced accusations they made false statements about the financial and business affairs and their bankruptcy filing. but in an 11th hour settlement, he basically agreed to drop his request for a waiver from his detectives. some alleged victims didn't know what to make of it. >> it's confusing to the victims. we'll find out more, obviously. >> reporter: the feds agreed to drop their challenge to bankruptcy. however, the bankruptcy case remains active. the wife, heidi lopez did not agree to drop her request to be freed from debts. one bankruptcy attorney we talked to told us it's possible her husband miguel could still be protected under community property law. >> i think it's very bad because these men have to be nailed.

this is not right to take advantage of people. >> reporter: seven on your side was there when under cover agents raided his offices back in 2013. lopez was accused of taking thousands of dollars from people on a promise he'd save their home. prosecutors say in reality, he did nothing and have charged them hymn with 64 criminal counts. he's excel -- scheduled to be charged. >> i think in the end once all of the evidence is out there, i think it's going to be all right. >> reporter: we'll of course stay on top of the case as we have for the past three years. >> perfect. thank you. three children of robin williams are accusing the late actor's wife of unfairly trying to increase her share of his estate. the three children say the wife, susan williams is holding on to

property that belongs to them. they're also asking a petition filed by susan williams to be dismiss that had asks the court to exclude jewelry, memorabilia and other items that would have been distributed to the children. tonight a tale two of cities. san francisco becoming a victim of its own success? skyrocketing rents are forcing some businesses to relocate to oakland. two important ones just announce that had move. >> reporter: in a decade, the neighborhood around at&t park boomed. the business expanded beyond san francisco. and has the cost of expanding it's moving on. by next april, the 280 employees will be settled into new digs, at the clorox building in downtown oakland. the company had been safiving

$2.5 million a year. >> it allows us to support our doctors and patients for health care services. >> other factors came into play, including ease of public transportation. that was a consideration for california's stem cell agency as it searched for a new home. again, money was key. the agency had a 10-year, no rent, free parking sweetheart deal with san francisco. in a building near the balan balance -- ballpark. >> this place is tough right now. rivals can get any kind of money they want. >> he says they want a million and a half a year so the stem cell agency chose oakland after searching the bay area. besides economics and transportation, oakland officials and the companies agreed that the vibrancy of the restaurant and art scene is attractive to employees. >> there are companies that are

poised to come to oakland. i think once one big one comes, the rest will follow. >> reporter: san francisco's loss is oakland's gain. in san francisco, carol rin -- carolyn tire, abc7 news. >> coming up, we'll have the latest information on the fire in livermore and more picture that's pwhat've we got? 5. bp 64/40

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. scientists from nasa are revealing drastic effects from california's drought. parts of the state are sinking. >> there are some areas that have dropped a foot. the multi million dollar plan to slow it down. >> reporter: lack of rain and snow falling from the sky has many californians pumping more water from the ground. now, researchers say land in the san joaquin valley is leaking faster than before. more than two inches per month in areas. >> it occurs when we pump more than we recharge, over time. >> reporter: the state department of water resources commissioned nasa to conduct the study. scientists used satellite images to see the changes from may of 2014 to january, of this year.

they found one area sunk 13 inches, and another dropped ten inches. >> we're not surprised of the number. we've been tracking this in our area pretty carefully. >> reporter: chris chiet whooit is the general manager of the central california irrigation district saying this bridge is one of the most obvious examples. it had space for boats to pass, now, the water is higher than the pavement. >> we've had to install concrete abuttments to raise up on the size of the bridge so water doesn't splash into the road. >> reporter: there are plans in place for a replacement. state and local leaders are concerned about damage to other bridges and roads, plus changes to flood flows. >> the way to approach it is fixing the pluming in the delta. that is why, that is probably not likely to happen on a short

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sky 7 hd is live over the fire burning out of dronl in livermore, now at a thousand acres and continuing to grow, quickly. >> you can see it's close to power lines which have cal fire and pg and e worried now. we've seen one fire burned to the ground. fire has been burning on both sides of the road. >> you may be able to see

another home with flames burning dangerously close right now. crews are fighting this from the ground and from the air. tankers have been doing drops over the fire. abc7 news's drew tuma joins us with photos that abc7 news viewers are posting. >> they're getting good images. just in 20 minutes, start with this one from jim. he got a vision of a fire in a grape vineyard and you can see the plume of smoke coming over the horizon. another one is coming from jody. this is south and east and she said just in 20 minutes winds picked up in the area, gusting over 20 miles per hour. another image, this one from santa clara county. they're joining a response to fight the fire outside of livermore, another from image, she caught the fire trucks in motion as they head to this fire to try to contain it more to help santa clara county fire.

if you can take pictures or video of the fire safely, do so. dan? >> drew, thank you very much. moving on, in the east bay, contra costa water district reports customers cut usage by 40% in july after saving 40% in june as well. the district's mandate is to save 28% for the year. officials are warning it may be more difficult to save this fall when there is less outdoor watering but 40% is impressive. >> spencer says no rain is coming our way. >> he's back with the forecast, but it's cooler, spencer. >> it is cooler. that is good news. low clouds and fog at the coast and pushing locally over the bay now. let me give you a look at current conditions there. relative humidity increased to 45%. it's breezy there. winds out of the northwest at 17 miles per hour.

statewide tomorrow, look for warm to hot conditions interior sections of the state. yosemite, fresno, 108. 82 in los angeles. here in the bay area, a mild to warm day. it's not a hot one. highs in the 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. upper 70s to mid-80s inland. here sat accu-weather forecast. looking at that steady pattern, partly sunny skies, each day, with inland highs in the mid-80s. low to mid-60s on the coast. >> expecting the winds to stay up tonight? >> it will be brisk throughout the evening. >> on to sports. lots to talk about with baseball. >> yes. larry beil is here to talk about the latest. the latest. >> st. louis, and juan perez

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dudley. so did the dodgers and dodgers are expected to finalize the deal. dodgers got swept by the a's. a lot of dodger blue. do you know what? let's get rid of that hat. you don't need that. jimmy raulins played next to him for 12 seasons and they'll be reunited. you can see the reaction from jesse chavez. he knew it was gone. billy burn was a slider, it's going to carry, jacques peterson from first base. we're tied at two. a's up 3-2. chavez exacting revenge on raulins. chavez goes eight innings. bottom 8th, a fly then this rbi double for a 5-2 lead.

a's win, 5-2, turning out to be the giants's best friends with a two-game sweep in l.a. that game is staying out of the big inning thanks to ron perez. first inning like bo jackson to rob former stanford star steven pagotti. that is one of the best catches you're going to see all year long. he's to the a strong arm, really, really strong. perez scores to make it a 3-2 game. cardinals have just gone ahead so it's 4-3 in the 8th. six game suspension of jerome simpson traded opportunities for guy who's may be on the bubble. great athlete, excellent speed.

playing because of the suspension will not be available until october 27th. receivers have got a chance to establish more of a connection with collin kaepernick. >> we've had a lot of guys moving forward. it's not something we're shying away from or uncomfortable with. we have people that have proven to us they can go out and be good football players for us. >> raiders fans will tell us kenny stabler should have been in the hall of fame a long time ago. looks like he will get his due. he was named a finalist for the pro football hall of fame today by the seniors committee. he played for the raiders in the 70s, won mvp in 74 and super bowl title in 1977. he received a ground swell of

support for induction after passing away from colon cancer last month. espn is reporting andre holmes will miss 3 to 4 weeks after fracturing his hand on sunday. meanwhile, former niner, michael crabtree looking very comfortable in the silver and black. an experienced receiver who knows how to get open with reliable hands. >> it's awesome. i mean, one of the coolest people i've ever been around. i think we're seeing something you can do on the field. i think the number one thing is that he makes catching look boring and easy. you know? it's like catching a ball is something you have to do. so i can't say enough good things about it. >> abc7 news sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> raiders can be sneaky good. i don't know how offense is going to shake out. it's fun to watch.

>> thank you, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00, and abc7 news at 11:00. we'll have late details on the fast-moving wildfire near livermore we're following closely. one home burned and more threatened. >> also, at 11:00 a person entrusted with the care of pets is accused of abusing animals she swore to protect. the details coming up tonight at 11:00. >> and tonight in prime time, here on abc7 we have the middle, goldbergs, modern family and blackish, followed by celebrity wife swap. then, abc7 news at 11:00. >> and jimmy kimmel live. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on the fire on twitter at abc7 news bay area, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from all of us, thanks for joining us. we'll see you a little bit later as we leave with you a live look at the fire in livermore.

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thank you, johnny. ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard. i hope you have all been as impressed as i have been with the great performances so far this week by these very talented young people. two days in a row, the winner exceeds the $15,000 minimum guarantee. will it happen again today? it all depends on you three -- jake, gabby, and grace. you ready to go to work? yes, sir. okay, pick up those signaling devices. here come the categories for the jeopardy! round. they are as follows... next... you'll deal with... grace, you start us. i'll take games for $200. [ beep ] and that would be "munchkin." back to you, grace. [ laughs ] games for $400.