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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> a police pursuit ends in a residential neighborhood. security video shows the moment a patrol car was hit by fellow officers suv and the suv burst into flames. good evening. i'm eric thomas. the suspect being chased was caught close by at foothill boulevard. lilian kim joins us with more. >> this is the second day in a row that a police vehicle goes up in flames while pursuing a suspect. >> this oakland police suv went up in flames. it was moments after it collided with another oakland vehicle. a security camera captured the collision on video. it shows the patrol car heading west on 38th avenue pursuing a suspect

vehicle when it is broadsided by the suv. >> we have a 9-1-1 officer. >> neighbors rushed out as soon as they heard the crash. he was taken to the hospital and conscious when taken away by paramedics. they brought out hoses and fire distinguishers. they told them to stay away for their own safety. >> we were told there is a fire in the engine. before we know it the fire was bigger and bigger. >> nay are pours -- neighbors heard two explosions bringing the flames to an end. the suspect crashed and was taken into custody at 28th avenue and foothill boulevard. people live on this street. please stop the oakland police chases. this is the second straight day a suspect pursuit ended in a fiery crash. another opd suv caught fire on 580 near the high street exit after the officer crashed into a pole pursuing a carjacker. at least in this latest case,

neighbors wonder if the officers knew what they were doing. >> i don't know if that's the protocol saying i am going this way and that guy was going that way. there were four of them and two hit. >> as for the injured officer we have yet to get official word from oakland police on not only today's crash, but yesterday's as well. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thanks, lilian. now to kern county where a wildfire is growing. p two people have died in the erskin wildfire. the fire has now burned an area nearly twice the size of redwood city. the fire is only 40% contained, but that's up from 10% earlier today. 250 homes burned to the ground including one woman's first hop. >> this is the first time it happened to me. it is like, wow. in is the house that is hard.

>> animals had to be evacuated quickly ahead of the flames. this dash camera video shows a pick up driver guiding a couple of horses out of harm's way. that's the day the erskin fire started. there were several reports of abandoned and loose animals. the county set up an animal shelter for owners to come and pick them up. a couple on their way to san francisco pride celebrations this weekend is not happy with uber. the men say a driver canceled their ride after a simple kiss. abc7 news reporter has their story tonight. >> this couple says they were told to get out of an uber car for doing this. they say they haled an uber car to head into the castro. >> we can't take you guys anymore. we can't take you. we said what are you talking about? we are not going to be able to go. i glanced over to his dashboard.

>> their friends were also in the car. the four started protesting to the driver about his behavior. >> he said how homophobic it is and told us we are going to hell as we leave the car. >> he said nothing is going to happen president. >> yes, he said nothing is going to happen. >> the driver then canceled the ride and told them to get out. this pride season uber has been promoted a lot with special hash tags on social media. the uber app has rainbow flags on the uber cars and the pair complained to uber, but haven't been told what will happen. we contacted the company and got this response. uber does not tolerate discrimination and we are looking into it. >> i never had an awful experience like last night. that was the first time i felt discriminated against. >> they said they are not going to use uber again.

abc7 news. >> thousands of people had to pass through airport-style checkpoints before entering this weekend's pride festival. many people didn't mind the extra security in the wake of the terrorist attack in orlando. police reported no major problems. last night officers made eight arrests, three for fell neas and they cited 11 people suspected of being drunk in public. more than a million people lined the parade route. this year had an emotional feel as they honored those killed in orlando. cornell bernard has some of the highlights. >> san francisco's pride was showing in a big way. massive crowds lining market street to celebrate and remember. >> i just really wanted to be a part of everyone mourning the loss and showing that we are still here. >> this group with a moving tribute showing the victims of the orlando shooting.

>> they came to show their pride and support. >> they represented the families. >> that's who we are. >> you just feel the love everywhere you go. >> mayor ed leigh decided to walk to honor the victims. >> we are going to get past this hate and we have to disarm hate. that's what we have to do. >> protecting more than a million people. >> i was nervous to come. my friends are like, it is going to be dangerous. it is a once in a lifetime experience. >> the city said there would be extra police officers along the parade route. certainly what we are seeing today. cops on bikes and on foot. >> there are a lot of crazy people in the world. >> anthony hill felt safer with the increased police staffing. >> nothing will keep us down. we node to show support and we are never afraid to do that. >> pride and strength, san

francisco style. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> for the first time ever abc7's parent company the walt disney company took part in the san francisco pride parade. drew lead the group of 200 disney employees. they represented the disney stores, lucas films, pixar, and esp -- espn and other disney units. they say marriage equality is one year old, but we have a long way to go for full equality. # love is love. we want to thank all of the abc7 news viewers for sharing their pride photos. send us where you live. we may use them at abc7news.com. a perfect weather day for the pride parade. and our temperatures are just going to climb. drew is off and lisa argen is here with the accu-weather forecast. lisa? >> you're right. 69 degrees in san francisco,

near perfect. the temperatures are around the bay and still warm in brentwood. sift 9 in concord and -- 79 in concord and 65 in mountain view. and right at the coast we have five-mile visibility with fog. 54 degrees. so we will be looking at another warm day. how warm was it? check it out. the first column averages. the second column today. 100 in livermore. that's 17 degrees above average. the same deal in san rafael. 95. 12 degrees above average in redwood city. tomorrow 64 and 102 antioch. the first half of the week is going to be very toasty. we'll talk about the second half in a few minutes. eric? >> thank you, lisa. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, violence erupts during a rally involving white supremecists at the state capitol. and a plane catches fire while

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violent clash between protesters at the state capitol. at least 10 people, nine men and one woman, were hurt in the violence that included two stabbings outside the capitol building. a small group of demonstrators from the right wing worker party, a white supremecist group was met by a larger group of protesters. injuries were reported on both sides. >> they are not welcome. if they trip and fall, good. they need to go. >> they are filled with anger. they don't like dissent from their political views. >> no one was arrested. a hundred police officers used pepper spray to control the crowds. >> the current head of oakland's police department joined members marching in the pride parade. the acting assistant chief is the fourth person to leave the office since chief sean went resigned on june 9th. more information emerged about sexual misconduct allegations. downing will lead the

department while they look for a permanent chief. >> there is absolutely every man and woman on the police department that is committed to the mission of providing police services and reducing crime for the city of oakland. >> oakland police tweeted this picture from today's parade. they say the department is taking part in san francisco's pride parade for several years. tomorrow oakland city council will hold a special hearing on the debate whether coal should be shipped through the east bay's largest city. >> activists rallied and promise to return before the hearing. a developer wants to build a coal terminal near the bay bridge toll plaza. a final decision about daly city's fire station is expected tomorrow. they are dealing with a budget short fall and earlier the council decided to permanently close the station. a final budget vote is set for the evening. if approved the fire station will beset down on july

1st. this week there is a unique effort among organizations to put a spotlight on one aspect of san francisco that has been persistent for decades. the plight of the homeless. abc7 is proud to take part of the project with more than 60 other media outlets. you can read the letter of intent tomorrow to learn more of the purpose of the project on the news app or at abc7news.com. we'll be sharing several stories about the problem and possible solutions on abc7 news starting tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. the project will culminate with meed you outlets blanketing the bay area with stories covering all sides of the homeless crisis. we hope our contribution will spur a discussion about real solutions to a problem that affects everyone who lives or works in san francisco. and tomorrow on abc7 news at 11:00, a statewide undercover sting ends with six bay area firestone shops accused of fraud. find out which locations are charged with failing to

install safety features only on abc7 news at 11:00. drew is off tonight and lisa argen joins us now with a look at the accu-weather forecast. lisa? >> hi, eric. a lot going on starting now with the heat that is going to be with us through the first half of the upcoming workweek. live doppler 7hd is detecting a little fog offshore. but not much is going to regroup around pacifica and half moon bay. we widen the perspective and you can see this huge dome of high pressure over the western third of the nation. this ridge is going to stay in place for the next several days. it looks like by wednesday night it will begin to slide to the east and that's when we get changes. between now and then it is dry and hot. relative humidity by 4:00 in the afternoon 12 to 14%. right now in san francisco it is cool. 56, oakland 61 and mountain view 65. it is 67 in san jose. 72 in morgan hill and half

moon bay. nice vantage point from the sutro tower camera. could see fog lasting for a couple hours. 61 santa rosa and novato is 57. looking at the delta, 71. these areas right here, fairfield, concord, livermore, all up at 100 or 101 today. gilroy as well. so already in the thick of the warming trend and this heat spell. it really is in the east bay valleys and spreading a little closer to the bay tomorrow, but nonetheless we have a heat alert in affect for monday and tuesday, meaning we will see the temperatures at or above 100 degrees. close to that on wednesday and the coastal fog is a shallow marine layer. it is keeping it cool and you may need a jacket if you are headed there tomorrow. as for the rest of the week, cooler and we'll see clouds by the end of the week and even

monsoonal moisture and showers and thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. we are clear and mild in the inland east bay in the 60s. we'll look for patchy fog from santa cruz to half moon bay. 55 in san francisco. tomorrow morning at 8:00, you will wake up at 68 degrees on the peninsula. 70 by livermore. 81 in antioch and then by 11:00 we are looking at temperatures about 90 in father field and -- 90 in fairfield and san francisco will be approaching 70 degrees. 1:00 in the afternoon and it is still warm with numbers in the 90s. head to the beach. this is where we will see the cool conditions. 64 half moon bay. and then in the south bay, up to 90 in san jose. the peninsula numbers are almost as warm. we are 90 in redwood city and 89 in mourn -- mountain view. 76 south city and look for 92 novato and near east bay, 80 in oakland and 86 in fremont.

you head inland and it is 100 in pittsburgh. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, we are smoking hot through the middle of the week and then it is cooler with temperatures near average for the second half of the week. can't wait for that. >> thank you very much. still to come on abc news the a 11:00, a new summer attraction. attraction. hit attraction. hit ♪ ♪

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time. after the game argentine -- argen nina's messi said he is retiring. the u.s. is in fourth place after losing the third place game. it still tied their best finish ever at copa america. the u.s. finished fourth once before in 1995! that is the extent of my sports knowledge. rick quan will take it from here. >> the save mart 350 in sonoma goes to the final lap. the giants walk off with their 49th win of the season

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abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the race went down to the final lap. let's go out to sonoma. there you can see last year's winner kyle busch. competing in a final season 45-year-old tony stewart made it a day to remember. stewart had not won in 84 races, but took the lead with 22 laps to go. on the last lap denny hamlin cause and passed him going into turn seven. but hamlin took the final turn too wide. allowing stewart to retake the lead with a bump from stewart hamlin. he hits the wall and stewart pulls away to take the checkered flag. this is stewart's third victory at sonoma. the third came 11 years ago to the day. >> i am proud of that race.

i am not proud of the last corner or the last lap. 39 other guys will have the chance to do the same thing. i am proud i did those last laps. it reminded me of days of old. >> the phillies are one of the worst teams in the national league, but they played the giants tough in their series at at&t park. this young lady has high hopes about her baseball career. pagan went four for five and breaks a tie with this double down the line. san francisco built a 5-1 lead. but the felllies battled -- but the phillies battled back. he takes johnny cuedo deep and that tied the game at 6-6. it was 7-sick when connor -- it was 7-6 when connor gillespie comes through. it is an 8-7 walkoff victory. the giants take two out of three from the phillies.

it was bruce bochy's 800th win as the giants' manager. tomorrow the athletics will be at at&t park. today they were at anaheim trying to complete a four-game sweep of the angels. more than 37,000 including a few a's fans came out for the series finale. oakland took the lead in the fourth. coco crisp connects for his third career grand slam and that made it 5-2 athletics. hector santiago there. mike trout connects with a man on. chris climbs the wall and he is out of here. it cuts the lead to two. the angels tied the game in the eighth. one out and the bases loaded. he scores easily to give them a 7-6 victory and they snap a six-game losing streak. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by riverwalk casino. copa america final highlights and a golfer who has had to

endure a recent family tragedy wins for the first time on the pga tour. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, the new battle brewing in britain after the historic brexit vote. how some overseas markets are doing right now. plus, historic floodwaters begin to recede in west virginia, but the deanger is far from over -- the danger is far from over. and scary moments at an amusement park. a rollercoaster plunges to the ground injuring several people. >> on the go, on your schedule. all the weather, traffic and news that lives whe

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, security video you will only see on abc7 shows two oakland police cars crashing into each other during a chase this afternoon. one of the cruisers went up in flames at 38th avenue and caring ton street. one officer went to the hospital. police arrested the suspect a few blocks away. this is the second straight day a suspect pursuit has ended in a fiery crash. at least 10 people are recovering from injuries after a violent clash at the state capitol. a neo nazi group was holding a rally when they were met by counter protesters. at least two of the injured were stabbed. and there was no major problems reported. thousands had to pass through security checkpoints before entering the pride festival. the officers made eight arresting three for felonies and they cited several people

for public drunkenness. tomorrow will be the second full trading day after britain's historic brexit vote. it could be a bumpy ride after the dow dropped on friday. dow futures are pointing to a lower opening tomorrow and the value of the pound continues to drop. abc news has more from london. >> chaos and confusion in britain. >> this result has turned politics upside down. >> the brexit vote leading people. three and a half million people signed a petition to hold a second referendum. >> this was a once in a generation vote and the result is final. >> it is you are revokable? >> it is you are revokable. >> concern that it will trigger more anti-immigrant sentiment and many are worried it could set off a global recession. more than two trillion wiped

out as the markets tumble. >> having said that it is all short-term. if you are investing and saving money you should not focus at all. they are bracing for more volatile tee. we are several hours into the trading day of asia with mixed reaction. hong kong's hang seng was down 84 points. the nikkei was up 357 points as the country's government and the central bank hold the emergency meeting on how to respond to brexit and the shanghai composite was also trading up nearly 35 points. >> west virginia residents are bracing for more rain after flooding killed at least 25 people. a break in the weather gave some communities a chance to clean up the damage. it is expected to hit some

areas hardest hit by the last storm. thousands are without electricity and many roads are still closed. >> now to the race for the white house. a new abc news poll shows a surging hillary clinton as donald trump's support is slipping. mary bruce has the latest from the campaign trail. >> hillary clinton was all smiles at the pride parade. her appearance at the mayor's conference including the dalai lama and lady gaga comes after good news in the polls. >> you can't tweet the bombastic comments. it can actually cause more turbulence. >> a new "washington post" poll shows a dramatic shift. they lead 51 to 39. the 12-point gap is the beggest so far. trump promoting his golf course and fielding

questions. >> have you tweaked your policy? >> we will see what happens. it is early in the game. >> trump's proposed ban on muslim immigrants appears to be evolving, but they say damage from that policy proposal and others have been done. 66% of americans say he is biased against women, minorities and muslims. he say -- he says he is not qualified to be president. the highest number yet. he has work to do, and he can bridge the divide. as for questions how he will do that, one man thought to be a contender says he is in the dark like everyone else. >> no one has called me and nobody said will you be considered? he will think about it two days before. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >> they discuss compassion and

kindness at the mayor's conference in indianapolis, indiana. she talks about things that divide humans including race, nationality and sexual orientation. an orlando woman asked advice after the city's mass shooting. his session is think critically about how to make a positive change. >> eight children and two adults after a rollercoaster in glass co shows the moments after the crash in one picture you can see people trapped upside down in their seats. it went speeding around the bend when five cars flew off plunging nearly 20 feet. >> the superstructure. >> this isn't the first incident involving this particular ride.

five years ago the riders were stuck on it for nine hours. a big celebration in panama as it passes through the expanded panama canal. they lined the sides of the canal to watch the moment. $five billion -- $5 billion was spent to expand the canal and it took nearly a decade. it was delayed for two years after the construction delays and the labor disputes and the cost over runs. coming up on abc news at 11:00, the bargain hunting on treasure island. and creating cleaner air. a bay area start up's new technology to help you breathe easier. >> the skies are clear and the temperatures are on the cool side. san francisco with a west wind. your forecast and

cupertino, concord, wine country, this is abc7 news. >> abc7 news was on san francisco's treasure island for what's become a monthly tradition in the middle of the bay. you aring looing at the treasure island flea. organizers tell us the flea uh uh -- attracts 20,000 people every month and the next runs on july 30th and 31st. how much do you really know about the quality of the air you breathe unless it is something you can see or smell like smoky air or thick pollen you probably don't know what you are breathing in.

a new device developed in the bay area is designed to change that. >> depending on where you live, work or travel, it is no secret that the air quality around you can range from very good to very bad. now a bay area start up has come up with a system they say will allow you to spot the danger and filter it away. >> it is the smallest particulate air particle detector in the world. >> it is a tiny air pollution tracker that alerts users to heavy concentrations and even sending warnings in the cell phone app. >> it is the air quality from the tracker and used for people who want clean air because of allergens and germs when they travel or industrial pollution. >> the tracker communicates directly with a portable air filtration device about the size of a water bottle. although it is small, engineers say a specialized filter can eliminate large and

small particles ranging from pollens to carbon pollution. >> it comes out of our device. >> to demonstrate they use insense sticks to fill a glass chamber with folkses at peak levels. >> it takes about three minutes to clear the air quality down to normal. in regular use they say the device is designed to respond automatically to the level of pollute tents detected by the tracker. giving users a kind of personal air safety zone. >> three feet long. when you are in that zone you are experiencing healthy and comfortable air. >> the company is taking orders on kickstarter for about $140. hoping consumers concerned about air quality will be willing to pay to breathe a little easier. >> the wind app currently provides air quality from 6,000 stations around the

world. >> lisa argen has another check on the forecast. >> hi, eric. we are looking at not only the ridge of high pressure over the bay area, button tire state. we are looking at cloud cover even rising humidity. the chance of a thunderstorm for san diego, southern california and all the way up to yosemite. it could be worse. eventually by wednesday we will see some of the cloud cover and sierra nevada could see some showers. it is the second half of the state, muggy, still hot and we'll be warm as well, and as we look at santa rosa, 53 at 6:00. 8:00 at 65. look what happens at 10:00. near 80. noontime near 90. then by the afternoon the numbers continue to rise through the 90s. 88 in palo alto. 100 concord and livermore 102 fairfield and this will continue for tuesday and into

wednesday and i think we will still see triple digit heat. the accu-weather seven-day forecast showing the heat alert. there is a slight dip on wednesday and we will see more clouds on thursday and a return to a generous flow. >> thanks a lot. time for sports. rick quan is in for mike shumann. >> more on the surprising win from tony stewart. and the copa america final, maybe you can cry for argentina as chile wins for the second straight year. >> when it happens where you live -- >> we have team coverage of the massive fire.. >> the abc7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> in oakland. >> in napa. >> live in chinatown. >> i cannot say enough about you guys. thank you so much. >> choose the news that

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abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> in a rematch of last year's copa mark final, the defending champ chile took on argentina. messi is hoping to win the trophy for the first time. in the 21st minute he has

a breakaway, but the attempt just rolls wide. both teams were red carded in the first half. it was 10 on 10 for much of the game. still scoreless and edwardo vargas and he is turned away by sergio romero. about a minute later it is messi with the free kick. he heads it, and he just gets a hand on the ball. take another look. you'll see how close argentina came to scoring. for the second straight year the final was decided by penalty kicks. messi misses for the first time at this level of competition and it came back to haunt argentina as francisco silva ends it with this kick. chile wins it 4-2. frustrated messi said he would no longer play for the national team. and yes it all happened at the copa as chile celebrates the second straight championship. today's win by tony stewart at the save mart 350

was a big surprise. the 45-year-old veteran had not won in three years. he missed the season's first eight races because of back surgery. but his dramatic last lap at sonoma may have changed his entire season. stewart was passed by hamlin on the seventh turn. on the 11th and final turn he went wide and stewart got underneath. just to make sure, stewart knocked him into the wall. he apologized afterwards. hamlin said don't worry about it. stewart might race for the title in his final season. >> this could be what makes or breaks us. you have seen the last two years what kind of drama is in the chase. you can imagine what a guy like me is his last chance and what kind of chances i would take. i am glad it is an area where he didn't take him out of the race and he could finish second. when he got to the window i told him, i am proud of you. i honestly thought i had

enough of a gap. he made a mistake that time and gave us the opportunity. >> it has been a difficult year for billy, but 10 months after his father, a police man committed suicide he had something to smile about. the final round of the quicken loan national. 53-year-old vijah singh is trying to become the oldest winner ever on tour with a 65-feet tied for the best round of the day, but 10ed second. in his first pro start he was also in contention, but on 15 this birdie try does everything but go in. he can't believe it. he tied for third. the day belonged to hurley from the fairway on 15. he holes out and that pretty much seals the deal. with the final round 69 hurley finished 17 under par and good for a three-stroke victory. he collects $1.2 million. what made it sweeter was that the first came in bethesda, maryland, not far from his home in annapolis where he attended the naval academy.

>> i couldn't think of a better tournament for my first pga tour win. thrilled to have gotten it done today. it has been a hard year. it's been a really hard year. it is nice to have something go well. >> at the lpga in northwest arkansas, top ranked lidia coe started it off. she took birdies on four of the first five holes. she fired a final round 68 to finish 17 under par. good for a three-stroke win and it is her third win of the year. following the cincinnati reds they honored pete rose by retiring her jersey. it cost the first pitch to his son, pete junior. rose has a lifetime ban because of betting on his own team.

>> the series gets underway with the giants hosting the oakland a's. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you vice president. we appreciate -- thank you very much. we appreciate that. for updates on any major story anytime, download our abc7 news app and enable push alerts for immediate notifications. that's what rick will do. that's why you saw him on the screen. he is hurrying off to do that right now. thanks for being here. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a great evening and a great morning. we leave with you more highlights from the pride parade.

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