protest rz from harassing or attacking people as they arrivednd left the trum will rally. >> the discipline that they showed i think led to the safety of thousands of others as well. again, even though the assaults that occurred were appalling. >> reporter: but the protesters became provocative throwing a bottle at one officer and getting into fights with rally attendees. >> i've seen one person get a beer bottle thrown at their head and they started bleeding. i saw another i think it was about five people on one person. it was actually a trump supporter getting beat up by a bunch of protesters. i had to see like three cops come out and they had to pull them ouf. >> reporter: steven tong was harassed as he went to the parking garage after the rally. he intervened when protesters bothered an elderly couple. this photo taken by the bay area news group captured the fear in tong's face as he was being mens menaced. >> they vocced me so they could throw punches april stuff like that. then another protester tried to rip the sign out of my hand. they're just trying to take the sign away from me. >> reporter: chief garcia said

the goal was not to abridge free speech but the lines formed to separate the two didn't protect everyone and some did get injured. san jose mayor similar liccardo told me by phone he supports what police did. now a task force will be created. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. today the san jose police officers association condemned the violent outbursts at last night's rally. the group said it shows how important it is for the department to hire more officers. >> we deployed our entire force yesterday, and we did the absolute best we could, maintding with police practices. i think it was incredibly hard for everyone to watch people get assaulted last night and the police not be able to immediately apprehend those. >> reporter: the police officers association also called for any witnesses to share their videos with police. hillary clinton is hoping to lock up the democratic presidential nomination after tuesday's california primary.

clinton made several campaign stops in southern california today. this is video of her meeting with supporters in santa ana. clinton will be in sacramento tomorrow. the former secretary of state slammed donald trump today for his attacks on a judge overseeing a lawsuit against trump university. the judge is of mexican descent. >> if our president doesn't believe in the rule of law, doesn't believe in our constitution with the separation of powers and independent judiciary, that is one of the most dangerous signals that we are dealing with somebody who is a demagogue, who would rip up our most valued beliefs. >> after the speech, clinton wanted to take a group picture with everyone on stage. she tried to remove the podium for a better shot when all of a sudden it just collapsed. everyone was okay. there it goes right there. down it goes. they moved on to take the picture. everyone was fine. >> little excitement there. meanwhile, democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders stumped in fairfield at

a rally at solano community college. sanders commented on the violence at yesterday's donald trump's rally in san jose. he told abc sechz news violence in any form is unacceptable. sanders is back in the bay area monday for a political rally and concert at san francisco's chrissy field. meantime, the democrat turned down an offer from a snoem sma county company to skydive into today's rally. nor cal skydiving had been talking to sanders' campaign about it. it came up after a staffer did a jump with nor cal yesterday. well, terrific work by firefighters in alameda county kept a brush fire from sfreding to nearby houses. fire broke out about 12:30 near black hawk country club in danville. crews had to deal with dry, hilly terrain and 100 degree temperatures. about 25 acres burned before the fire was contained. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. well, we saw an aerial assault today on a small brush fire in the sierra foot hills.

it broke out about 12:40 this afternoon about five miles south of placerville in eldorado county. officials say the fire burned about 45 acres. no word of any damage to any structuresor or homes. the cause is under investigation. well, fire fighting is extra tough today given the record high temperatures the bay area is sfais facing. it's a hot day and we're even feeling it here in san francisco. let's get the latest from meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya, let's hope the winds aren't too fast. the winds aren't that fast it's a gentle breeze out here kristen and it's warm here in san francisco still. let's check out the highs so far, downtown oakland 85 degrees a new record for today. the previous record was 80 set back in 1981. look at how steamy it was inland, 101 fairfield, 95 san jose, 96 san rafael, 79 in san francisco, 97 in santa rosa but only in the mid60s in half moon bay. next 12 hours if you're stepping out, liver more you'll notice it's still hot at 6 clks, hour by hour forecast showing you the

warmth until tomorrow morning where it bottoms out at 61 degrees. live doppler 7 hd showing you the changes ahead. we're tracking fog there near the coast and some high clouds as well. i'll let you know how these will apply into your weekend plans coming up. >> sandhya, thanks so much. in antioch tonight, the county fair means heat along with a hot dog. the swelter certainly isn't spoiling in any of the fun but it does mean some adjustments. jonathan bloom is there live tonight taking a quick break from the rides to bring us his report. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: hi dan. the temperature is slowly falling from 106 degrees just an hour ago. we went ahead and said good-bye to the necktie and hello to a tall glass of iced tea. you know, triple digits are nothing new here in antioch and so there's no major problems, no medical issues. just people sweating like pigs and pigs panting like dogs. what do you think of this weather? >> it is really, really, really hot. >> reporter: so why not go on a ride that give uz a cold sweat? >> you keep going higher and higher and then they drop you

unexpectedly. >> reporter: eating ice cream can get interesting. how fast does ice cream melt in this weather? >> seconds. >> i learned my lesson from yesterday. >> reporter: which is? >> that it's better to get in the cut. >> reporter: even the slend vendors are feeling it. >> it is terrible. it's very hot out here. but the best thing to do is have a nice ice cold glass of lemonade. >> reporter: for fair oergs, the unusual temperatures raise unusual questions. what is the melting temperature of cotton cant did i? >> i'm not too sure you'd have to eat it before it happens. >> reporter: for animals it's a whole different ball game. just the motivation suzy q needs to set a new splash dogs record. and then there's tina. from the sound of it, she's happy as a pig in water. how can you tell she's enjoying herself? >> because she as laying down. before she was panting and now she's pretty happy. >> reporter: the contra costa county fair runs through sunday.

the hot weather? you'll have to ask spencer or sandhya. >> it looks like we're going to have a little bit of a cooldown this weekend so we're definitely looking forward that. >> reporter: in antioch, abc 7 news. several officers were injured today taking a burglary suspect into custody during a five-hour standoff in san francisco's chinatown. the standoff ended shortly after officers fired a flash bang grenade na an apartment at pacific and powell this afternoon. abc 7 news was there as officers chased that suspect out of the building and into a nail salon next door. employees were rushed out as officers subdued the suspect. six officers suffered minor injuries in the scuffle. the suspect was reportedly not rurt, still first responders took him to the hospital as a precauti precaution. >> suspect went inside. he violently fought with officers. he was covered in glass. and resisting by biting and spitting. >> no one else was injured during the standoff and eventual arrest. abc 7 news was the first to

report the standoff in chinatown. we sechbt out a push alert at 10:45 this morning. you can keep on top of breaking news when you sign up for push alerts with the abc 7 news app. just download it for free in your app store. once again, a san francisco supervisor wants to bar the blue angels from flying over the city during fleet week. john alpha los told the "san francisco chronicle" he plans to introduce a nonbinding resolution by august that would only allow the team of six fa-18 jets to fly over the bay during practices an the air show itself. awf al ra los says the crash yesterday prompted him to take the action. a vallejo elementary school was closed today after a suspicious device was found near it. the area was blob blocked off. detonation kwaimt was brought in. the device believed to be a pipe bomb was found near the school crossing area around stephen:30 a.m. the device detonated safely. no one was injured.

the school principal said the fifth grade classes' field trip xed tulled for today was postponed until next week. a suspect is in custody related to this video. it shows two men walking on the roof of the now vacant jcpenney store at the val co-shopping mall in sunnyvale carrying what investigators say is stolen copper wiring. authorities say one of the men, 41-year-old steven togas of campbell is in custody and has confessed. a lot more to get to for you here tonight. coming up, boarding up after a fire and a manhunt. now a plea to help a family who lost everything including their dog. plus, a growing problem for tourists on san francisco's lombard street. sometimes a bobldhead is more than a collectible. a school gets help from golden state warriors. what does a coach do after losing game one? turns out he goes to jail. we'll explain. i'm michael finney.

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for assembly. >> announcer: walnut creek. burlingame. campbell. and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. a union pacific train towing cars full of oil derailed in oregon's columbia river gorge today. it sparked a fire you can see that september a plume of black smoke high into the sky. the accident happened just after noon near the town of mohsier about 70 miles east of portland. and we're told it was in one of the eight train car that's derailed where the fire was. authorities closed a local highway and ordered people living within a half mile raid yaugs to e-jack wait. tonight one of the fremont officers shot wednesday is improving but the other officer is still in critical condition at san jose regional medical center. and crews meantime are starting

to clean up the scene where the suspect died. that's where abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington is live with new information. >> reporter: well, dan, that's the house where the suspect was found dead. it's now been fenced off and boarded up. he chose to hide there randomly and the couple who had been renting the place lost everything. now their friends are asking for help. this is what's left of the house on roberts avenue in fremont where wednesday a suspected gunman holed himself up for hours after shooting two police officers. today restoration crews boarded up. neighbors struggle to return to their normal routine. >> it was like a war zone around here with the bombs going off. it looked like bombs going off and the gunfire. so just really tired. i was up the whole time. >> reporter: police knocked down melissa hirschberger's fence during the search for shooter. she's worried the noise scared off the mother of these baby squirrels when she found

abandoned in their nest. the suspect shot off the lock of her neighbor's door to enter the house. luckily they weren't home. >> he could have very easily, you know, broken our door down and came into our house and we were there. we have an 18-month-old baby in the house. so we're just very thankful that he didn't choose our house. >> friends of the couple who were renting the nous-burned down home are raising money to give them a fresh start. the hardest part, they lost their dog huckleberry in the standoff. his doghouse still in the backyard. the suspect has a lengthy criminal history. at the time of the shooting he was wonted for meth possession and identity theft. abc sechbz news in free font. in san francisco six tourists are hurt after being attacked by crooks on the famous crooked street. it happened last night on lombard near leavenworth. the two robbers assaulted a man woman and took her cash and a .

camera. the victims were taken to the hospital. on wednesday, four people were robbed in two different incidents. police believe the same people are responsible for all of the attacks. police are trying to find a man accused of robbing two banks in the east bay this morning. this sir vails photo take a look is just from after 10:00 at the west america bank in livermore. here is a closer look now at the man. notice the white fabric around his neck. well, police in pleasanton think the same man covered his face with the fabric and robbed a bank about 45 minutes later. he gave the teller a note claiming he had a gun. police chased him in a silver or gray audi on to interstate 580 but they kauld off the chase when it became unl safe to continue. we're moving on. one lucky school in east oakland received a valuable gift from the nba and the warriors today. east oakland pride elementary was the recipient of the nba cares live learn and play zone. abc 7 news reporter lianyanne melendez is live outside the

school with what students received today and they got to meet in some of the players. >> reporter: that was fun for me, too, dan. i can tell you every year the nba picks a school or two or an after-school -- let me say that one more time. ways getting feedback. every year the nba picks a school or two or an after-school program in an under served community and they get things they need to either enhance their education or stay healthy. now that lucky school was of course east oakland pride elementary. the nba had added a beautiful new outdoor basketball court. they also refurbished their library making it a place where kids can come to expand what they learn in the classroom. there is also a science and technology multipurpose room. some of the warriors star players took time from their busy practice schedule to bring some joy and excitement to these

kids. the nba says this is how the warriors leave a lasting legacy for children and families of east oakland. >> i'm sure the kids watch the games an they see you us on tv, but just to be here and talk with the kids ais special. >> the science room really looks like egg science room. the kids are going to be engaged in that classroom. >> reporter: and today the nba has donated more than 1,000 of these live learn and play spaces. i'm live in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. so what does the coach of the cavaliers do after his team lost game one of the nba finals? turns out he goes to a federal penitentiary. or at least a former one. >> after practice at oracle arena today, tyrone lou and some cavaliers staff members hopped on theory and headed to alcat z alcatraz. lou cook over as head coach of

the team in january. abc 7 news your home for every single game of the nba finals. coverage of game two begins sunday afternoon at 4:30. ahead of a 5:00 tip-off. game three and four are in cleveland next wednesday and friday with coverage beginning at 5:30 here on abc 7. >> the coach may as well see the sights while they're here. bernie sanders is a big steph curry fan. he called into the cruise show on power 106 and l.a. radio station this morning. the radio host asked him about potential vice presidential candidates. >> what about stephen curry? do you think we should get him out of basketball and maybe bring him to washington? >> curry could work, too. he could work. he could be your sharpest shooter. you feel me? >> sanders made the surprise visit to oracle monday night when the warriors beat the thunder in game seven. he says he he hopes to make the same comeback in the presidential race as the warriors pulled off in the series against oklahoma city. >> you know, if you had curry on the ticket you can't lose. >> no. it's a powerful asset, no question. >> definitely. let's check in again with

meteorologist sandhya patel enjoying the warmth on the roof. >> it's 100 degrees around town. >> i know. we had the 100-plus degrees in concord, 102 dan and kristen. you but here i am enjoying it. it's so warm, it's nice. there's a breeze coming through now. people are out on the embas embarcadero with shorts, short sleeves. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. for the weekend, fog is sit near the coast and has been most of the afternoon which is why the temperatures were held in the 60s compared to kpour hours ago we're running 8 degrees higher in san jose, 10 degrees higher in santa rosa. pretty much a warm day. these people are the right idea in santa cruz. they're enjoying the sun and the beach. here are the temperatures, 74 in san francisco, mid 80s oakland, mountain view 93 in san jose and morgan hill almost 100 at this hour. from our emeryville camera you can see the fog but look at the high clouds copping in. you'll see more of those as an area of low pressure approaches our area tomorrow we'll see some more of the cloudiness there. 100 degrees in fairfield and

livermore, 96 in santa rosa and here is a look at the fog which keeps you nice and cool at the coast right at the golden gate bridge. coastal fog expands overnight, a little coolerer this weekend. we're looking at near average range of temperatures for next week. our air quality is suffering, hazy conditions out there from our east bay hills camera. so another spare the air issued for tomorrow. poor air quality in our inland east bay for saturday. first thing tomorrow morning you're going to see some fog around to the usual spots, temperatures will begin in the low 50s to the mid 60s inland where you hang on to some of the heat. what's going to happen later on in the day is the fog that's around near the coast and the bay will still stick around near the afternoon hours and along the coastline. but we'll see those high clouds drifting in as well so we'll call it partly clowe cloudy and not as hot inland. so here are your temperatures. they're going down tomorrow. you might not notice it everywhere. 88 in the south bay and san jose, 92 gilroy, 86 sunnyvale,

los gatos 90, cupertino 87 on the peninsula 80 in san mateo, half moon bay 64 where the fog will hang around mid 60s daly city, downtown san francisco 72 and the cloud cover will be he in the north bay but still warm upper 80s santa rosa napa, 80 san rafael and the east bay. 78 in oakland, 86 in fremont. if you have outdoor plans, make sure you have plenty of water inland it's going to be hot. 96 in liver more, 96 antioch, 94 in concord. now, here's what's going to happen on sunday. we'll see the fog around, temperatures will go down. coastal sea breeze will mean numbers in the low 90s for our warmest inland valleys. monday we'll keep you about the same temperatures at the coast in the 60s and tuesday you'll be dropping down to the 80s. accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 90s inland tomorrow mid 60s coast we'll see the temperatures moderating sundays with our summer spread monday and then you'll be seeing those low to mid 80s tuesday through friday inland low 60s coastside.

if you're not a big fan of the hot weather, hang in there just a few more days and things will be noticeably cooler. kristen and dan? >> we're try, sandhya. fueling your workouts. it's all part of finney's friday free stuff. next then at 5:30 with "world news with david muir " -- >> kristen and dan, more with the protesters attacking donald trump supporters. the chaotic scene out of control. five shoulders dead, four missing athis hour swept away in the floods. and late word on mow humissouro ali. another big sports event, new at 6:00, tonight's kickoff of one of the world's most watched soccer tournaments. a live report on why this one is different from all the others. that and a lot more co

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i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. bernie sanders is speaking in berkeley right now, a live look at the event. earlier today he told abc 7 news his thoughts on the violence outside the donald trump rally. we'll have that interview. also, the closet organizing effort that was anything but organized. "7 on your side's" michael finney looks into why things just didn't seem to fall into place. it's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6. >> thanks ama. see you then. lovers of asian art and culture, wont to listen to this. this weekend you can learn about the beauty and history of taiwan right here at home. >> yes. abc 7 news in fact held a party at the san francisco exploratorium this afternoon ahead of sunday's airing of our special program on the upcoming asian art museum exhibit.

>> kristen emceed this event. >> also i'm hosting the sunday special. you'll find the finest pieces of chinese art on loan from taipei. >> the exhibit opens at the asian art museum in san francisco june 17th. you can watch the program emperors treasures this sunday evening at 9:30 here on abc 7. please be sure to tune in and watch kristen's special. >> incredible. >> it's been fun to do. the san francisco ethnic dance festival kicked off as well this afternoon at city hall. >> abc 7 news was there as peruvian dance troupe gave about 200 people an enjoyable lunch break. doesn't that look fun? >> yes. so much fun in fact after a few songs some spectators joined them on stage. the festival takes place over the next three weekends. >> and includes 32 different dance companies from all over the world. >> "world news tonight with

david muir" is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of utz, we tonight, the bloody clashes. as we come on the air in the west, breaking news on muhammad ali. ron claiborne is standing by. also, the bloody clashes. protesters on the attack. taking aim at donald trump supporters. the chaotic scene, the injuries. and trump responding. also breaking, five american soldiers dead, four missing. swept away in the floods. >> get out! get out! >> tonight, the new warnings, and the other major storm about to hit up and down the east coast. and the alarming videos just released by the chicago police department. amid questions over excessive force. was it excessive? the outrage already. and the road rage epidemic. the hunt for the driver is on after a couple is run off the road by this pickup truck.