live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. in in midday, take a look, clear as day security footage to a neighbor in pittsburg shows officers chasing the man in the house. the man was tazed. he later died. i am natasha zouves. kristen sze will be here later. there was a struggle with officers and an officer was bit. our reporter spoke with neighbors with the video you will only see here. >> i am told that a young girl witnessed the fight with officers inside the home. she told neighbors that the man turned blue. the video is now part of police

evidence in the investigation. >> they pulled up. he jumped out. he ran into the garage the they were behind him. cameras captured the end of a police chase and the moment before a man wanted on a drug-related war ran, dies in custody. the taser was deployed. prior to him being hand cuffed. and it was inof fox25ive. >> the 32-year-old martinez pulled away from the 42300 block of hill view drive and people tried to pull him over. an officer had a weapon drawn following had iminto the garage. the captain described three officers wrestling martinez in the kitchen of the house. an officer was bit on the hand. >> he was handcuffed the officers realize he was not responsive and all officers have a.e.d. in the car and we provided life saving measures. martinez later dade at the hospital.

neighbors say they do not anyone martinez made it that far and expressed a general mistrust. >> i feel bat bad about it, he was a good friend but you have to watch the cops. you have to watch them. >> we have a lot of independent evidence including body camera footage and independent witnesses that corroborate the statements of our officers. >> the contra costa county district attorney is also investigating. the three officers involved are on leave which is standard procedure involving an in-custody death and the coroner is working to determine the cause of death. we are in pittsburg for abc. >> a sad new development, one person has died in the wildfire that continued to burn near big sur. a bulldoze are operator was killed overnight while on the fire line in monterey county. the soberanes fire has scorched 24,000 acres and it is still going.

it is only 10 pass contained. the fire destroyed 20 homes since breaking out on friday and cal fires 2,000 are threatened. evacuees are take shelter at carmel middle school another fire and a state of emergency remains in affect for los angeles county, and the sand fire has been burning for a week now. it is now torn through 38,000 acres, and firefighters are making some progress, though, with the fire 40% contained. they have been able to push the fire line further into the hills of san class clarita away from the homes. >> we are just town the corner on this, and we had a large burnout operation up there, in the north aspect the fire. >> the residential evacuee orders have been lifted and the state of emergency helped with the resources such as state personnel and equipment are available to firefighters and helps the victims in processing unemployment insurance and other benefits. air quality concerns continue to

be a concern across california right now, including right here in the bay area. it is a one-two punch with the wildfire and another "spare the air" day with meteorologist mike nicco on the roof monitoring the conditions. mike? >> yes it was the south bay that took the one-two punch on the chin as we had high levels of fine particulate matters and ground-based ozone in the unhealthy category. can you see how hazy it hook right new in san jose, at 280 and 17. right new we are good to moderate on both accounts but, later today it will be poor in the inland east bay neighborhood and most likely the santa clara valley as the heat is in there it is hot to be outside, with san francisco only 72 but everyone else in the mid-90s to 100s as we head inland. i will tell you how long that will last and a look at what to expect next with the soberanes fire. >> huge flames and a terrible accident, with the fight where a

big-rig driver lost his life this morning on i-880. you can see the aftermath are as well, with barely rock newsable twisted metal on the davis street off-ramp which still is closed. it caused a backup this morning, and our reporter is there with the session. amy? >> yes, natasha haz-mat team that is here has a lot to work to do. they have to remove and replace all of the dirt on the median and, also, flush out the sewer because of all of motor oil that has spilled. that is what the truck driver was hauling. you can see the off-ramp still is closed, but they have reopened all lanes of interrogate 880. the aftermath is tough to hurricane at, a man died in the crash and the big-rig he was driving is hardly rock newsable. this what is much damage that investigators did not know what he was hauling. we did not know initially what it was carrying, any markings

burned up. >> here is a look at fire that break out when the truck hit the condition crete divider. the driver was not able to escape and he was killed. vest guards have not fond any skid marks. >> there is no indication of another vehicle be involved. yet. and there no indication of a brake application being aplayed best collision. often when this curs, it could be someone falling asleep or having a medical issue. >> it happened at 4:00 a.m. northbound 880 in san leandro. investigators had to shut down when lynn and the davis off-ramp. they got the debris cleared out and the lane reopened by 8:00 a.m., but the backup by that time was extensive. >> this is i-880, through the east bay, so, even on a good day, traffic is surprisible through here. >> look at it now, all lanes are open but traffic is still slow through here and it appears the people are slow down to take look at the wreckage. there is no information on the

victim, and the c.h.p. weapons it enough next of kin and they say that he work for an oil company in san jose. he was on his way to richmond. >> you have our news app you have been getting update on the big-rig fire since it broke by staying on top the protect news by downloading the app push alert on the phone. >> a san francisco police officer has been arrested for having an illegal ar15 assault rifle. this is a becoming mug shot of the officer, 50-year-old thomas able hamson surrendered yesterday. he faces two felony couples of manufacturing and possessing an assault help. the resident is an 18-year veteran of the force and on unpaid leave. the department said that fellow officers reported him to internal affairs last summer. >> happening right now, in the east by, crews are on the scene of a water main break in san pablo. we are showing you the map near

riverside elementary. it is shut downright now. the 12" transmission line ruptured before midnight. a small number of customs are without water service as repairs continue into the afternoon. >> oakland voters get a say on whether the city should credit an independent police commission to oversee the force. after two hours of rock us debate the oakland city council approved a measure ballot measure to mack it a reality, includes dozens of officers concluded to understage prostitute and in voters give it a go they have the authority to discipline officers and fire police chief. you can look for the measure on the ballot in november. >> the president and vice president are headed to the democratic national convention to rally for hillary clinton tonight. they are going to be joining tick technical on the national stage. you can see new video of tim kaine on the dnc floor getting his walk through, and our

reporter, has the upcoming introduction to the nation of technical tick. >> he has 42 votes for the next president of the united states! >> with that moment, hillary clinton made history. and now heavyweights heading to the dnc to try to rally mens it vote for her, president obama will take the stage tonight. earlier he warns democrats that donald trump could win this race. >> anything is possible. you stay worried until fall, those votes are confident and counted. >> vice president biden will speak, too, biden telling "good morning america" he is confidence that bernie sanders fateful will convert and vote for hillary clinton. >> i know you cannot vote for trump. i know. donald trump hit the ever official opponent trash attacks. >> he is a mess. >> voters see fresh phrase with bill clinton tuesday reveal her

personal side. >> in the spring of 1971, i met a girl. she is the best darn change maker i ever met if my entire life. i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee. >> and the conditions with bernie sanders leading the public stage of the candidate in this race hillary clinton hopeful senator tim kaine ready to make the biggest entrance yet. he will give a speech and while he was a chair of the dnc were of the senator's political career has been at state level so it is really an opportunity for him to introduce himself to the nation. >> donald trump is fanning the flames of the e-mail hack involving the democratic national convention. "new york times" is reporting that trump said publicly this morning high hoes russia was able to hack hillary clinton's e-mail. and he is encouraging russia to dig up the 30,000 e-mails missing from the clinton files after the use of the private

serve asset of state. hick help has responded accusing trump of espionage. "new york times" reports that american intelligence agencies have "high confidence," that russia was behind the dnc hack and not sure filth was espionage or an effort to influence the election. we are the him for coverage of the democratic national convention. our morning news anchor, reggie aqui, and reporter, laura anthy, are in philadelphia all weekend. you can see our coverage in the morning, and laura's report each afternoon. >> coming up next, he shot president ronald reagan. today an announcement that john hinckley is set free with a encourage conditions. >> plus a bay area school direct needs a lot of teams and it is offering a big incentive. at&t park is turning into a "field of

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>> john mentionly -- hinkley jr. the man had tried to assassinate ronald reagan has his freedom. he will live with his mother. he must attend group therapy sessions and be monitored by the secret service. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1981 shootings of president obama and three others. >> san francisco unit anied school direct superintendent is headed to texas. the houston independent school board unanimously named him the

only finalist for the same position, he took his name out of the running for the same job in los angeles, picking houston, instead. he will leave in early september and has led since 2012. >> our education reporter broke this news on twitter yesterday. she reported that the deputy superintendent has been named interim superintendent. >> if you are looking for a job in teaching, listen up, oakland unified school direct is desperate to fill 630 positions. this is video of a job fair held yesterday. special education, math and science teachers are all in high demand, so high, in fact, this is a $1,000 incentive for new teachers and for the people with refer them to the job of the teacher short average is because of budget cuts andly offs and retirement. the direct listens to hold two more job fairs in the coming day. schools starts next month. >> are you still credit a summer get away? you are in luck, what is happening tonight could help you

jet set to paradise. all the breeze is fresher on the roof in downtown san francisco, but look at our, extremes, 45 degrees summer spread as it is our hottest day inland with antioch and brentwood reaching 106 and 108. the heat is not letting goes i will show you how lock in the seven-day outlook. >> and the ice bucket challenge want viral but it turns out it did use tangible good. it is putting als statements a step

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just a few hours from now, at&t park will turn into a field of dreams for more than 400 giants fans. this is a look at park from our south beach camera and we will soon have all of the fans camping out on the field. the giants 14th annual slumber party is held after the finale, and families injury gay on the field like selfie scavenger hundreds and treated to two moves and a bedtime story with former giants relief pitcher. fans will get breakfast before heading home in the morning. >> mike, will we have warm temperatures for camping under the stars tonight? >> we will start off warm during the game but when the sun angle goes down we will drop into the 50s and the kids will feed their hoodie overnight. we will look at the forecast today for the game, reds and giants, the last of a three game set, 56, to 69, very high u.v. index, so, burning is easy today. take precaution. we will switch gears and talk

about the soberanes fire, where fm right new in the mountains at none and the humidity is at 22%. there is in more in the air. the winds are lit at this reporting station. the only cool down is to young in the mountains this morning. they did not get much relief overnight much the winds are from the west. more than the south the next couple of hours. that still americans the south bay will be socked this with the haze. from about the san mateo bridge north it should be cleaner than heard can. check out the free flowing fog we had this morning. as we look from the east bay hills cap a, the coast, san francisco, and politicians like richmond and up interest vallejo are cooler today than yesterday while the rest of us going to be hot, especially inland with the hoot alert, and below average highs will have to wait in the weekend. winds are less than 10 miles an hour, but over the water they are going to pick up at 2:00, and a small craft advisory until 3:00 tomorrow morning means winds from the west at 24 to 38 miles per hour and i see a lot of white caps to the richmond-san rafael bridge.

mid-80s and upper 80s to mid-90's in the south bay, and leg log and gilley at 100. mid-to-upper 80s on peninsula, but for hill bray in the my 70s and low-to-mid 60s along the coast, and look at downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito, low-to-mid 70s, but, upper 80s to mineta through the not bay, and of course you can see cloverdale and ukiah in the 100s and if you are going to know -- sonoma county fair just kick off. warm at 6:00, a breeze and 85 and back down to 65 by 9:00. along the east bay shore you can see the breeze in richmond at 76 and everyone else in the low-to-mid 80s and fremont is 88 and air conditioning ran all night, last night, and it will, again, tomorrow, with our east bay inland neighbor, although the temperatures are falling into the 60, in the south bay the rest of us in the 50s. my seven-day forecast, you will see the heat just barley letting go tomorrow, into friday, and we are final out of the 100 spules by saturday, and we are going to be out of 90 inaround by monday

and tuesday, and 70s around the bay, and 60s at coast. we will take all weekend to get us back to average by monday. >> thank you, mike. remember the ice bucket challenge all over social media? it turn out that on challenge's second anniversary, the months raised has resulted in thankible progress. there is a new breakthrough to report in the fight against als. a research team received $1 million from the campaign and announced this week that this have identified a gene closely associated with the disease. researchers with the project say the discovery of the gene could be instrumental in eventually fining a cure. they raised $220 million for als research. another rub of powerball mania at $422 million because of three months with no winner. the last jackpot winner was in early may and this is now the 8th largest if game history. you must match five numbers and the red powerball.

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who see gandhi in the window. thank you for joining us. a look outside right now a warmup is a california down in time for the weekend. make it a great day.

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