he said everything she shared with us today he also reported to the detectives investigating michael tyree's death. inside the santa clara county main jail, armando galvin said he heard screams coming from a nearby inmate's cell the night before michael tyree died. >> saying i'm sorry, i'm sorry. please, please, i'm sorry. >> reporter: galvin says the screams and pleas were followed by silence. at the time, correctional deputies matthew farris, jereh lub bin, and rodriguez were doing rounds. he said when they got to his cell, they were acting differently and hardly searched. about an hour later lubrin returned. >> excuse my language, but he said does he usually [ bleep ] himself. then he went back to tyree's cell and was calling his name. he didn't respond.

went back to the phone on the desk, called it in. rafael rodriguez came in with the flash light. >> reporter: galvin says he could see lubrin pull tyree's body out of his cell. >> he started trying to revive him by pumping his chest. when he was doing that, body fluid was coming out of his mouth. >> reporter: tyree died of multiple blunt force injuries and bled to deainternally. >> he's harmless so i don't know why they would do that. >> reporter: while confusing, galvin said he's seen and heard deputies using excessive force before. >> no one ever said anything. >> reporter: until now. galvin says the other correctional deputies are trying to stay under the radar. >> it kind of feels like they're trying to keep us happy right now. >> reporter: i reached out to the swlf's office to see what, if any, reaction they had to my

interview. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> thank you. we have breaking news in las vegas where a fire broke out in a british airways jumbo jet before takeoff. >> you can see the flames in this photo from another passenger on another airliner. here's another look at the plane. officials have tweeted that no injuries have been reported so far. >> which a wonderful to hear after you see that smoke. here's a live look at the boeing 777. it is the same kind of plane involved in the crash of asiana flight a couple years ago. and more breaking news, right now a large brush fire is burning just south of los angeles. >> here's a live look in orange county. homes have been evacuated. you can see how close the flames are to that neighborhood.

>> ten acres. so far no buildings have been damaged but you can see the proximity to the houses and the water being poured on it there. temperatures in the triple digits in the area with a light breeze pushing the flame. we'll continue to keep an eye on this. you can always get the latest on twitter. >> and in the meantime we're following two additional wildfires that forced evacuations in towalame kocount. homes and a school all evacuated. one person has been injured. here's a live look at the fire that we can show you. you can see smoke pouring out of the dry brush there. firefighters are attacking it from the ground and air. they say it has a lot of similarities to the rim fire that burned 257,000 acres in 2013. so there is considerable concern about this fire. well, our hot weather is prompting another spare the air alert tomorrow in addition to

the increased fire danger. you can see this live look. what it looks like. sandhya patel is live outside. >> it's like you walked into a sauna in san francisco. that's how it feels out here. people are out in shorts and t-shirts. let me show you how hot it got. 95 today in san francisco. it is the hottest day in five years. it was 98 on august 24th, 2010. oakland airport is a new record. monterey ray broke its record. salinas also a new record. 98 just surpassing the old one by a degree. antioch, livermore, 104 degrees. santa rosa, 100. 96 in san jose. 81 in half-moon bay. bay area and the monterey bay under a heated a risery until

7:00 tonight. be careful out there. there is a risk of heat-related illness. as you look from our east bay hills camera, we'll notice the air quality is going to suffer over the next several days. spare the air alert up now. the sixth one issued for your winds. and likely will be issued for thursday and friday. i'll be back to let you know when exactly you might get some relief from this hot weather coming up. >> all right. thank you so much. take a look at the scene in alameda. abc 7 news was at crown beach as one father there was playing with his baby at the water's edge. although it wasn't so serene in the north bay. lyanne melendez has more with that. >> reporter: i don't know about you, but i'm okay with not seeing the fog for a few days. many i love this weather. look behind me. it looks like a postcard. beautiful. people have been coming to this small beach all day to escape

the heat. it's a good indication of how hot it got in the north bay today. parents opting instead to find relief at the pool. myla drove from san francisco to the community center in san rafael. >> i don't know when i've been this hot lately. >> reporter: jake richmond did the same. >> either that or fill up the kiddie pool in the back yard. definitely dry with ac on. we don't have ac in our house because we almost never need it. >> reporter: on those hot days in the north bay, matthew tindle expects to work long hours maintaining or repairing air conditioning systems. >> people give us a call, give us a call sooner rather than later so we can help you. it's not 105 out yet, so when the sun starts cooking you'll see the energy going up higher and higher. >> reporter: this results in higher power bills.

pg&e reminded customers to sign up for its smart rate plan to save on their electric bills. >> hopefully everything is in good condition. let's find out rather than guess. >> reporter: north bay residents and companions can expect more days like this one. in marin county, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. the city of santa clara is about to become a no drone zone. banned drones within a half mile of public events including football games at levi stadium. the goal is to promote public safety and protect people. >> drones sometimes can run on battery life and fall out of the sky. they can injure someone. and from a public safety side, a terrorist attack, some can carry a payload and cause harm. >> violators can be arrested and criminally charged. a san francisco supervisor

says racist graffiti found will not be tolerated. the words no more chinese were spray painted on at least five locations across the neighborhood. today supervisor malia cohen had a message for the person or persons responsible. >> to the vandals that are out there, we are coming for you and we are going to get you. and to the neighbors and to the residents, pay attention. report any and everything that's suspicious to the police department so we can get these people. >> police are asking anyone with surveillance cameras to check their footage and see if it shows the culprits. a bill that would require police to report the race and gender of motorists they stop is now close to becoming a law in san francisco. >> reporter: good evening. there is one more vote on this bill next tuesday. but that's just a formality. and since it passed unanimously, well, that means it's

veto-proof. although the mayor has voiced his support for it. but what it means is that san francisco will become one of the most transparent cities in the country when it comes to law enforcement stops. >> this ordinance is passed unanimously as amended on the first reading. >> reporter: the legislation was introduced by supervisor malia cohen who wants to prevent unlawful stops by police. >> i want to know how many we have. and i also want to work with my colleagues to create legislation to prevent that from happening. >> african-american adults are seven times more likely than white adults to be arrested in san francisco. >> reporter: police in san francisco are already collecting data such as race and gender on traffic stops. but the original bill would have required officers to get that information from not only the driver but passengers in the car. the police chief objected to that. >> if we don't have reasonable

evidence to detain somebody, we would not ask. >> reporter: the legislation doesn't end with traffic stops. it extends the collecting of race and gender data to pedestrian stops. the same information must be collected every time an officer conducts a field interview with a person. it may take a year or more to set up a system to do that. >> we have not been able to nor do we have the wherewithal to collect on all interviews. >> reporter: the bill has one final vote next week. but since there was no opposition, it's more than likely to pass. vic lee, abc 7 news. top republican presidential candidate hits the bay area and promises to be a maverick. >> i'm not going to do things like traditional politicians do. >> ben carson explains why he's different and why he feels welcome in a very liberal area. also ahead, the security flaw that's putting hundreds of millions of internet users at

risk. and what may be the first legitimate reason to take a selfie. a bay area company makes a bit of history. and we are keeping an eye on the tuolomne county. we continue to follow this

republican presidential candidate ben carson is in san francisco. polls put him and donald trump as the top two candidates in the early states of iowa and new hampshire and according to monmouth university, it's only trump who beats carson in a matchup. carolyn tyler is live with more.

>> reporter: well, ama, dan asked ben carson today if he would be willing to run on the same ticket with donald trump. and he said anything is possible. and he joked that at the very least trump might help a president carson negotiate a new deal with iran. >> everybody should feel welcome in any part of our country. >> reporter: dr. ben carson explaining why as a republican presidential candidate he brought his conservative campaign to liberal san francisco. he shared with the commonwealth club his views on immigration. >> you can't even begin this debate without securing the borders. and we have the ability to do that. >> reporter: the doctor calls the affordable care act flawed. >> our health and health care is being put in the hands of the government. that's not america. >> reporter: since the republican debate last month, carson has consistently ranked second in the polls. behind donald trump trying to get his message out. today he told the crowd he's

opposed to, quote, abortion on demand and was asked whether the supreme court should overturn roe v. wade. >> i would certainly be looking to appoint people who respected human life. >> reporter: today mike huckabee was in kentucky with the clerk jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. carson says this is the tip of the iceberg and blames congress for not anticipating the controversy. >> they need to be creating appropriate laws to protect the first amendment rights of all american citizens. >> reporter: reaction to his appearance was mixed. >> i believe he's very sincere. >> i think dr. carson is a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. coming up on "world news tonight," david muir's one-on-one interview with hillary clinton. that's tonight at 5:30 right after abc 7 news at 5:00.

the ceo of united airlines is out of a job tonight accused of being connected to corruption charges. he related to an investigation that operates new york area airports. earlier this year the airline and some of the executives received subpoenas for information about the port authority. osc oscar oscar -- the popular messaging app recently rolled out a web-based version. it allows viewers to view all the messages they've sent and received on their personal computers. but a security firm claims a vulnerability in the software could lead to malicious code. verifying online purchases with a selfie.

first tech federal credit union in mountain view is the first financial institution in the u.s. to test the app that uses facial and fingerprinting recognition. 200 employees will kick off the pilot program. the goal of the technology is to improve credit card security online. apple's stock jumped nearly 3% today ahead of tomorrow's product launch. reports say apple will show off a new iphone 6. analysts expect an upgraded camera and more powerful processer. we're also expecting to see a new ipad and a refreshed apple tv set top device. we'll have full coverage of the unveiling right here on abc 7 news. so stay tuned. here's a question for you. would you buy a car you knew had been recalled and not yet fixed? it's been known to happen with tragic results. >> michael finn niey is here wi big news from a major used car seller.

>> consumer advocates have been fighting over this for decades now. autonation today announced it would not sell any repaired -- i should say any unrepaired new or used cars that are under recall. consumer groups have been pushing hard but so far unsuccessfully for a federal ban on these kinds of sales. you'll recall the story of rachel and jacqueline hawk, the girls from santa cruz died in a fiery crash while driving a rental car that was under a safety recall. gas prices in california have fallen 30 cents in the last month alone. some predict we could see prices below $2.50 a gallon. the california state auto association reports a current price of unleaded -- predicting prices in the mid-2 range by the end of this year. if you're among those who wish you had faster wireless connections, here's good news tonight. verizon is preparing to test out

a new 5g network within the year. the company says it's potentially 30 to 50 times faster than 4g. does that mean in terms of time? a movie that takes six minutes to download now would take just 15 seconds with 5g. >> what? >> pretty amazing. the first commercial 5g service could be available by 2017. think in terms of small businesses and large businesses getting it before you and i. >> i'm holding out for 6g. >> thank you. all right. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. it is as predicted hot all around the bay area. >> it certainly is. meteorologist sandhya patel joins us to let us know if we get a cooldown. >> i'm not going to be popular. not any time soon, believe it or not. we're going to duplicate this hot pattern for a couple more days. and then by saturday i think you'll start to feel the difference. right now it's just sunny, bright, and barely a breeze.

let me show you live doppler 7 hd. fog is missing from our area here. you have to go to see the little patch of fog. we'll have to wait to get some relief. look how dry it is right now. 6% relative humidity. that's why obviously we're facing high fire danger. 10% in san jose. you would think santa cruz is the place to go to get some heat relief. if you go in the water maybe. it was in the triple digits in santa cruz today. 85 in san francisco right now. 91 in oakland. mountwuntain view, still close hundred. half-moon bay is the place to go if you want relief. it is 77 degrees. walnut creek cameras showing you the inland areas. that's where we've seen the triple digits. 95 napa. 100 in fairfield. 101 in livermore. look for more of this the next

couple of days with triple digit heat through friday. the heat eases over the weekend. if you have outdoor plans, hang in there. it will get better later on this week. high pressure bringing the heat wave through friday. this will be the hottest week we've seen in 2015. we are keeping our eye on a powerful hurricane just west/southwest of cabo san lucas. hurricane linda. it's a category 3. moisture from linda as it weakens is expected to move into southern california this upcoming weekend bringi ining t showers. for us, the moisture stays south of the bay area. but those high clouds could add a little more humidity for your upcoming weekend plans. tomorrow morning starting out with mid-50s to mid-60s. i know many homes in the bay area do not have air conditioning. you'll want to run a fan tonight to sleep well and if you live in the city or on the peninsula, san jose, and don't have the ac, obviously it might be a little bit tough to sleep.

but it will cool down compared to what we're dealing with this afternoon. 106 tomorrow afternoon in gillroy. even hotter. 104 in morgan hill. 100 in cupertino. 99 in los altos. daily city 85. north bay, most areas in the 90s and 100s. it in vallejo. east bay, berkeley mid-90s. inland spots, 104 walnut creek. 106 in livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast. we are looking at dangerous heat the next couple of days. temperatures do start to come down slowly at the coast. you feel it first on friday at the coast and then over the weekend mid-70s to mid-90s. fog will be back in the picture. sunday, low 70s to low 90s. we'll be back down to average

early next week. but until then, make sure you have plenty of water. >> and sun screen. thank you very much. seals, sea lions, and the coast. that's next. >> and america's student loan crisis. new at 6:00, 7 on your side's michael finney with a warning about the

a water main break in san francisco. we captured this video of two workers shortly after the leak was located in the glen park neighborhood. we are told the leak was in the eight inch main installed about 1973. no word yet on how much water was lost, but it did cause quite a puddle downhill. a san francisco supervisor wants subway tunnels running throughout san francisco. today scott weiner introduced legislation that would set up a subway master plan. forces the city to always have a

subway system under construction continuing the work of the current project, the central subway. weiner believes it will be a necessary with the booming population and ongoing traffic problems in the city. the plan does not outline how it would be paid for. for the second day in a row, the bay area was rattled by a small earthquake. a 2.6 magnitude quake hit near nevada at 8:30 this morning. that's not far from where a quake hit yesterday morning. no injuries or damage from either quake have been reported. a new study exposed why a toxic mercury is working its way into our shorelines. researchers found sea lions, seal, and other mammals are bringing mercury from the deep ocean. it happens when human pollution is absorbed. it gets into the food mammals eat. they bring it to show where it's excreted from their fur and

comes into contact with humans. reunion in the east bay. that bay bridge chicken is finally back with its rightful owner but

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all right. still to come on abc 7 news at 6:00 tonight, a parking lot summit. tonight the demands being made by a group of protesters camping out and putting officials in a tough spot. plus -- >> and i really still want to help them out. i still want to be there for them. >> an iraq war vet's 2200 mile trek. really a remarkable tribute to a life-long brotherhood. the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> those stories and much more coming up in half an hour. finally here, chip the chicken has been claimed. >> the owner of the bay bridge bird picked her up today.

>> ken houston was taking two of his chickens to show off to the students in oakland last wednesday when he stopped at the oakland army base near the bay bridge toll plaza to check on a work project. >> that's when chip and the other bird flew the coop. the fleeing fowl were caged in the car until the chp could scoop up chip. >> houston was afraid he could have a problem with police. >> i was nervous at first. i got a call from my assistant and said the chicken's on the highway. i'm like, oh, my gosh. cal tran, chp. >> he didn't get into any trouble. houston took chip to see the children. he will stay in an urban garden. >> and they're still looking for the second chicken named hawk. >> lots of good ones in that one. all right. world news tonight with david muir is next.

>> from all of us, we appreciate your time and we'll see you your time and we'll see you again in a half hour. tonight, the abc news exclusive. my interview with hillary clinton. for the first time, saying that was a mistake. i'm sorry. i take responsibility. also, we ask, would joe biden make a good president? about donald trump. and what we've never heard before. does she ever privately ask herself, why run again? also tonight, the dramatic turn. the marriage showdown in kentucky. the controversial clerk set free. but what does that now mean for marriage licenses? will she return to the job? the american dentist who killed that beloved lion, surfacing today to a crush of protesters and cameras. you'll hear what they said to him. and the high school football video under the microscope. the student players taking down a referee. tonight, the new investigation. and one of the coaches -- did he tell them to do it?