let's go to lisa amin gulezian who begins live team coverage on the fire. >> reporter: the fire is still not under control. there's a lot of smoke out here, which is why firefighters have given us the smoke -- these masks just in case. but take a look behind me. you can see the focus continues to be on this three-story building. four hosers on it right now. they've been pouring water on it for hours. the fire is believed to have started at cole hardware and it is affecting eight addresses. there's a shelter in place order in effect for those within a five-block radius, so parts of cesar chavez, folsom are affected. the smoke has been thick and heavy. the fire has been hard for firefighters to fight. >> what i do know is at this time, listening to my radio, we're taking a defensive mode to this fire, which means our fire

department is fighting this fire from the outside now. all the large lines that we have out, the ladders, the ladder fight, that put as lot of water on to a fire to help us knock down the flames. >> reporter: so far no injuries have been reported, which is a good thing. firefighters are using thermal imaging equipment to check units as they go through, and one positive thing i want to mention. according to the assistant fire chief this fire is no long are spreading and i want to point out that mission street, between valencia and 30th, will be offlimits because of a hazmat situation out here. live in bernal heights. abc7 news. >> a viewers have sent us photos and videos. this one shows the enormous fire and large plume of smoke from more than a mile away. when you see news where you live, take photo or video and

share if using #"abc7now." >> sergio quintana continues live team coverage from the safeway where dozen of 0 evacuees have gathered. under. >> reporter: we have counted 50 people who have assembled here at the evacuation center at the safeway parking lot. we do not have a final number of all the evacuees because this is still a situation that is unfolding. the american red cross arrived to help with the initial release effort. nurses, counselors, and other services will be available here. we have also seen them start passing out toy's to the children who are here to keep then occupied. the fire department has come to address the group about the condition of the buildings damaged but it's not clear if that included a timeline for residents to retrieve belongings. >> what was it like leaving home? >> stressful. >> i was scared.

>> scary. >> it was like, oh, my god. >> the fire was at the top of the building. so we might have a chance at this point over going back. it's not anything to get our belongings. >> my concern is the residents of hereafter, and making sure that they get the attention. there will bet at least a minimum of 50 people. >> the mission district is seen some devastating fires in the last year and a half. in april, fire damaged two building at 17th guerrero in december would people had to be rescued from a second story ball copy at mission and cesar chavez inch november two dozen people were displaced by a fire, and in february last year, nearly two dozen more people were forced out by a fire at church and 15th. in january o last year, one person was killed and six injured by a fir that destroyed a building at commission 22 -- at mission and 22nd i. right now firefighters

battling seven wildfires in california, the larger, she sherpa fire, has doubled in size, burning 7600 acres and forcing evacuations. it's now 45% contained. gusts are expected to pick up tonight and the temperatures expected to rise tomorrow. in the bay area it's a warm, sunny day, but it also is about to get hotter-let's head over to drew tuma with live doppler 7hd. >> we're seeing a big jump from temperatures the last 24 hours. the cloud cover on friday, they're out of here and the sunshine is effective at warming us up. and it's also breezy on saturday. 22 miles-per-hour wind at sfo, 13 in oakland, half moon bay, a gust of 28 miles-per-hour. 24 hours temperature change, everybody is warmer. some ten degrees warmer in fairfield than this time yet. 14 in concord, and 11 in santa rosa. a live look showing you the beautiful city of oakland, and

out on the town, no weather worries. 10 to 20 miles-per-hour wind and stars as you head towards midnight. tomorrow, even warmer than today. we'll take a look at the numbers in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. today oakland residents and city leaders responding to another change at the top of the police department it's now seen three chiefs in nine days. after the newest scandal involving racist texts. leslie brinkley is live with more. >> i talked to self city council membered to who told me the police scandals are an embarrassment and setback for the city and say the relationship between the explosion the citizens is more tibble than ever. >> sir reason 0 no landreth is in charge of at the police, the fourth person to oversee the department in nine days. citiy leaders are reeling from a growing sex scandal. at least 14 officers may have

had an inappropriation relationship with a teenager. more are implicated in other departments. another scandal involving this homicide sergeant who could face charges for allowing his mistress to help write police reports. a clearly disgusted oakland mayor issued an ultimate jim friday, too rot another what is clear lay toxic match co culture, this city council member is reddy to heat state regulators take owing running opd. >> what occurred last week and next week in terms of confidence, trust, and leadership, is certainly -- we're going to be under a great debate from the mayor, down to the council, and anyone that is a government employee. >> young people volunteering on the streets of fruitvale say the unfolding scandals or a breach of trust. >> i'm really sad about it. >> this outreach coordinate for section trafficking victims i

appalled. >> even if a couple hosts them they might be accused of messing around with us now, and so it's kind of weird right now. the position the cops are in dealing with the prostitutes. >> not only will oakland have to recruit a new chief, butter they have to look common hard how they're recruiting police officers. >> still ahead at 6:00, officers injured at a funeral for an orlando shooting victim. saving parks for future generations. the president's

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mourners packed churches in orlando to honor some of the 49 people killed during the terrorist attack on a night club a week ago. family and friends of one victim embraced following his funeral mass in downtown orlando and another service, of a 21 year was honored be being named an honorary firefighter by local first responder. two sheriff deputies were badly hurt wipe escorting one funeral procession. an impatient driver rammed into their motorcycles. >> president obama renewed his

call to fight climate change. they met with a group of fourth graders. this year is the 100th 100th anniversary of the national park system. mr. obama is not only urging americans to visit the parks but to preserve these national treasures as well. >> biggest challenge we we are going to face is climate change. make no mistake, climate change is no longer just a threat. it's already a reality. >> president obama also touted his administration's commitment to america's national parks, including protecting more than 265 million-acres of public land and waterways. coming up next at 6:00, go boat hopping at a great water festival. and expect a spike in temperatures tomorrow. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with a forecast. >> i'm rick quan, coming up in sports i'll update on 0 on andre iguodala's condition.

we'll show you now tim lincecum did in his first start for

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an update on the breaking news in san francisco where firefighters continue to pour water on a massive fire. it is not spreading but they're not ready to call it contained. at least 40 residents have been displaced. no injuries reported. residents are being told to shelter in place with their doors and windows closed. displaced residents are being told to go to the safeway parking lot for red cross help. thousands people will taint northern california's largest on the water festival this weekend. the summer sails stice kicked off. there's a regatta and racing and on land people can enjoy music and food. the event start net 2001 and now celebrated in 40 countries worldwide. >> and this was the day for it. they get out and enjoy it.

meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> a bright finish to the weekend but temperatures will continue to climb as a warming trend gets underway. the next 48 hours. doppler tomorrow. this time yesterday we were tracking light rain in the north bay. the cold front it out of here and we have nothing but sunshine. taking you outside with a live look showing you the beautiful bay area. it is a busy day on the water today. and we'ring too it under sun-soaked sky. current temperatures very comfortable. 69 in san francisco, 76 oakland. 74, san jose. the warmest spots in the 80s. napa, a temperature of 79. overnight, plenty of stars classic skies. most pots in the 50s and a couple spots drop to 53. 57 in san jose. 54 oakland. and santa rosa, dropping to 50 degrees. as we take you through the hole toy, father's day, a bright

start put mid-day, few passing clouds. won't do much to change our temperatures because we'll be on a warming trend by 4:00. you notice, inland, we'll jump some ten degrees from right now. going into the low 90s. so across the region on sunday, warm finish. 90 in antioch. 78 oakland, 73 san francisco. 83 palo alto. and santa rosa. at the beach, santa cruz, folks still soaking in that sunshine. it's a beautiful day to be at the beach and we'll do a duplicate forecast tomorrow. so sunday, along the coast, about 6. ocean beach. santa cruz, very warm, 80. monterey bay, 70. the ocean water temperature is 66 degrees. a lot of sunshine. however that uv index will be at extreme levels on sunday. sand in both the water reflect

uv, increasing exposure so whether you're at the bench or on the bay water you can burn rather quickly. the key time between 10:00 in morning and 4:00 in the afternoon so use the sun screen. when we're at extreme levels, unprotected skin can burn in less than ten minutes. fewer tracker temperatures. on monday, battle of the winds. a coastal sea breeze keeping san francisco, half moon bay, in the 60s. however we'll continue to have a land breeze on monday so that means we're still in the mid-to-low 90s inland and that means that summer is in effect as summer officially arrives in the bay area at 3:34 in the afternoon. accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow, warm for dad across the region, coast and bay. on monday you'll notice the inland temperatures rise. however the bay and coast will drop thanks to the sea breeze. we continue to rise inland through wednesday. on friday, we'll see a nice breeze kick in and drop the

inland temperatures back into the 80s. so picture perfect for dad tomorrow. >> thanks a lot. all right. rick quan, arguably the nba's two best players going at it tomorrow. >> coming down to one last game. warriors star steph curry says he needs to play his best game of the year. for golden state to win. with lebron james on a tear right now the warriors will also need andre iguodala on defense help is getting treatment for himself bad back and did not practice today but is expected to play tomorrow. the odd are in golden state's favor. no team in nba history has ever come back from a 3-1 deficit in finals. the warriors will be at home where the lost only four times this entire season. >> of course they're going to feel pressure. there's going to be some anxiety. how lucky are we to feel that pressure? you can play on a lottery team your whole rear and just make a bunch of money and watch the playoffs every year.

sounds great. >> excited about it. understand we had two subpar games, and need to make a couple adjustments, but we are capable of doing that, and a resilient basketball team that is ready for this opportunity. >> former giant tim lincecum made his return to the majors today but pitching against the a's in an angels uniform. throwing out the first pitch, member of the western conference champions san jose shark. lincecum looked pretty good, giving up one run, four hits, six innings, struck out two just called up, andre trigg threw three shutout immigration for oakland budmake trout with the blast too left center, 14th 14th homer of the season. the angels broke it open with five in the sixth with the bases loaded. trout bloops one to right. billy burns cannot make the catch, and two runs will score. lincecum would get the victory,

shane robinson helped imout by robbing jed lowery with the shoe strength catch. how did timmy feel about his first major league start in over a year. >> like riding a bike again. get in the rhythm of the game and just read them. work from there. and the anxiety went away after the first inning and settled in. >> wearing throwback unis the giants continue their series at tampa bay. matt duffy ties it up in the second with this shot off matt moore. san francisco pitcher albert suarez gave up three home runs all with the bases empty. it's 3-1 rays in the fourth but the giants refuse to lose. they score one in the fifth and then in the eighth. brandon crawford drives in buster posey to tie the contest at three apiece. in the nine inch with two outs, joe panic connections for the

homer. the giants win. because of thursday's rain delay the u.s. open had to finish the second round today and start the third. let's go owling it 0 to the oakmont country club near pittsburgh. lee westwood, second shot, 130 yards to the cup and gets just enough back spin for an eagle. that tied him for the lead at 3-under. dustin johnson was the second round leader but here on six, putting for par, thinks he has it read but the ball just stays out. shane lowry is the current leader. let's look at the leader board. lowry is five under. andrew landry is just two shots back. johnson is three back, as is sergio garcia and lee westwood. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you.

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