using jet skis and boats. the person who called for help said a man fell into the water off 50 to 100-foot cliff. a coast guard rescue boat was able to retrieve the man but this rescue did not have a happy ending. >> the units retrieved the victim from the water ask and he was transported by the coast guard to marin, the base for the coast guard. unfortunately the adult male has deceased. >> reporter: at that time battalion chief says this is unfortunately not the first water rescue they have had to respond to out here recently. he warns the cliff and coastal winds can be tricky and visitors should stick to the trail. there's a few details we do not know, including how the person fell into the water and an identity of the person and the

person called for help, hopefully we'll have that information on abc7 news at 11:00. reporting live at pointos in san francisco. >> a fire on the tracks at the walnut creek bart station brought service to a halt. the fire is out but service remains slow. lisa amin gulezian is live from the station. >> reporter: a lot of progress has been made in the past hour or so. take a look. you can see crews are working right where the fire started on the third rail on platform 2, the westbound side. now, everything, however, is being single-tracked from platform one. this whole thing start after 3:00. that's when the fire was first spotted. smoke could be seen for miles. the fire ran about 50 feet and took firefighters about 30 minutes to put it out. they think a faulty power pickup paddle is to blame. those paddles move and send power into the train.

>> sometimes that's get stuck in an up position and if they do, they make contact with that fiberglas covering, which would have the potential to set it on fire. so we think that's what happened. we don't think it was anything else that caused the fire. >> reporter: until recently service was cut off completely at the walnut creek bart station so movement was only possible from bay point to pleasant hill and then from lafayette on. it's not clear when platform two will re-open. only one platform is open so delays will continue until everything is up and running again. live in walnut creek, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> get updates from bart or other bay area transit with our abc7 news app. federal investigators are headed to texas where a hot air balloon crash killed 16 people this morning. it happened near the town of

lockhart. outside of austin. the faa says the balloon hit power lines and then crash. >> aheard a whoosh and then just a big ball of fire up. >> all 16 people were inside the balloon. that's the maximum number allowed under federations. two years the ntsb issued a warning about the potential for a hot air balloon accident with a high number of fatilities if the faa did not adopt stricter regulations. the faa rejected those safety recommendations because so few people go ballooning. >> morgan holy police are on the look for bank robbers. wilt is did not good good descriptions. they were covered from head to toe. police said they got away in a blue ford focus like the one you see on the right. tonight bart is investigating an arrest made by some of its own officers. cell phone video of the incident

has gone viral. witnesses believe it was a case of excessive force. i happened inside the embarcadero bart station as police were making an arrest of a possible robbery suspect. cornell bernard is live in san francisco with details. cornell? >> reporter: bart taking this situation very seriously tonight. it's also reviewing body-worn cameras by officers. witnesses say the arrest of this man was over the top. this was the scene tourist pamela martinez captured on her cell phone friday. a man being arrested inside the bart station. >> it was brutal scene, and it -- my legs were shaking. >> the police were arresting a 22-year-old robbery suspect inside the station. dozens of witnesses watched. some say officers went too far. >> one of the policeman had his knee on the kid's back, and it looked like he was going to break it. and one guy yelled, please just get your leg off his back. you're going to break it.

>> bart officials believed the suspect was armed but a gun was not found. officials said the man resisted arrest and may have kit and spit on officers. the video shows an officer punching the suspect. >> that's excessive force. >> the activist believes the man was racially profiled. >> everything coming forward of people profiled by the police, that bart police thought it was okay to behave that way. >> reporter: we showed the video to joseph marshal. >> the young man looked like he was hit while he was on the ground and subdued and handcuffed, and i don't see any reason for that. that looked to be a very unnecessary, very improper -- >> reporter: bart said the suspect was uncooperative with officers and physically resisted the detention. the man was arrested for resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. an investigation is now underway in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news.

there's a community meeting in carmel for people out of their homes because of the fire burning nearby. it's a huge fire in monterey county. that grew slightly over night to more than 33,000 acres. 57 homes have been destroyed and it's 15% contained. let's check in now with meteorologist drew tuma. hot, dry conditions made things tough for firefighters. >> certainly and that smoke is moving into more populated areas. look at satellite. the smoke is moving to the north and east so impacting areas like gilroy and around san jose, and the smoke will continue to move to the north and east over the next 24 hours. that is certainly impacting air quality. especially in the santa clara valley and inland east bay where we'll have moderate air quality thanks to the moch from the fire. this will impact also the gilroy garlic festival. went be too hot but will be

smoky and hazy throughout the day, with temperatures topping out around 87 degrees for the festival tomorrow afternoon. we are tracking cooler temperatures. we'll have the numbers for you in the full forecast coming up. >> thank you. 26,000 runners are getting ready for the san francisco marathon tomorrow. we were at fort mason as they picked up their race packets and bought some last-minute running gear. it's a world class race with runners here from all over the globe. >> from china. >> my first time in san francisco, actually. >> your first half marathon. >> no, my third. but it's going to be the hilliest one i've done. >> every lived three years in houston. got used to the heat. >> road closures start along the embarcadero at midnight and continue through the overnight hours. to see to the closures and the race route go to our web site, abc7news.com.

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as debate over climate change heats up in california a poll shows people are willing to pay more for electricity if it comes from renewable sources. the governor's policies are shifting away from fossil fuels. critics say clean energy created by solar and wind power is too expensive but a report suggests californians are willing to step up to the plate. >> we looked at different income groups and found that whether it's low income, medium or high income, the majority of those groups would be will tolling pay mowing for electricity to help climate change. >> the poll says effects are happening now but among republicansed a quarter say the effects will never happen. nintendo may be doing something completely different with the gaming console. the wii got gamers off the

couch. it includes touch screen controller. now euro gamer.net says the next console will be portable with detachable controlleres. you'll still be able to hook it up to a tv for a big screen experience or play it on the go. anyone ten don't is expected to released in march next year. up next at 6:00, it's tikes on bikes. the race is not just about finishing first. are we in store for cooler days? drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> hard to believe but nfl training camps have kicked off. we visit the 49ers and raiders, and the giants

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racers range from ages two to five and also a freestyle session for kids to show if a tricks. trophies were handed out to anybody who took part. strider bikes are made without wheels and training wheels to help young people learn hour to ride a regular bike no pedals on those things, either. let's check the weather now. >> we're tracking a cooler finish to the week and have seen double digit drops this afternoon compared to yesterday. refreshing air has made the heat break. doppler showing we have already got an early push of that fog into the bay. zooming in tighter you can see around hercules, richmond, oakland, getting the fogar. already shrouding san francisco, daly city, mill valley. when you have the fog moving in, that brings a cooler night on the way. just above the fog, a live look

showing you the fog right there. it's pushing inland tonight. we'll call for midst and perhaps some drizzle right along the coast overnight, just an indication of that marine layer continuing to strengthen and no intense heat is forecasted on the horizon. the next seven days. it's all about the cooldown. here's the 24-hour treasure change. 13 degrees cooler in concord. 12 in fairfield. 10 in santa rosa. folks who were baking yesterday, it fueled -- feels a lot better today with the cooler air noticeable. right now, 83 in concord. its 94 in antioch. yesterday it was 106 so we're making progress. 76 san jose, 65 oakland. and where we have the fog in san francisco, it is cool at 59 degrees. overnight tonight, everybody is going to drop into the 50s. 52 in san francisco, 55 the overnight low in oakland.

future weather, hour-by-hour. first thing sunday morning, 5:00 in morning, calling for the spotty drizzle along the coast and a lot of fog around the bay. so how does this impact the runners tomorrow at the marathon in the morning, 5:00, we have fog and perhaps some coastal drizzle. by 7:00 the fog is still intact. by 9 come, peeks of sunshine and a west wind, 5 to 15 miles-per-hour and that's a crosswind. by 11:00 in the morning, the bay is going to be clear but still that fog will linger along the coast with temperatures in the 50s. so comfortable conditions for runners. good luck. future weather, 11:00 a.m. in the morning, clouds and fog pull back to the coast. sunshine away from the coast but will still have that hazy air. especially in the south bay. closer to the fire. so we'll have hazy skies, 86 morgan hill. 80 sunnyvale. 74 san mateo, 57 pacifica. san francisco tomorrow, 54. 58 daly city.

north bay, 80 santa rosa. 75 san rafael. same in vallejo. 80 napa. oakland, 70. 80 castro valley. and inland we tool down. 91 antioch. 89 concord. showing you the beach, the fog is lingering. it's going to be a cloudy start tomorrow. some limited sunshine in the afternoon. so not as bright as it is today. accuweather seven-day forecast, fogs and sunshine tomorrow, very typical pattern through wednesday, and thursday and friday, temperatures actually continue to cool, and we'll go below normal for this time of the year inland so we broke the heatwave and it's not coming back anytime soon in the next seven days. >> thank you very much. >> talking sports. nfl training camp. you might remember, then genu midnight not. >> a little bit of both there. starting off with baseball.

giants have hoes three straight, their lead on the dodgers is down to one game and they're hosting the second best deem in the national league, the gnats with jake peavy on the mound. hunter pence is back. first at-bat but did not score. then rondon, the two-run shot to left and gets -- jake not too happy. still 3-0 in the fourth. nunez, a key hit. two run double, brings in brandon belt and joe panik. nice start for the newbie. giants tie it up and get two in the eighth. now 5-3. then buster navals harper. 5-3 the finally, the a's in cleveland and prior to today's game, billy burns was traded to kansas city for a minor leaguer. billy bean startes his garage sale before monday's trade deadline and everyone in the dugout has their head on the

swivel. kipnis, inside the foul pole. game tied. bottom two ramirez, 2-1 indians. billy butler tosses his bat after crushing one. after word with the catcher, jiminez was waiting for butler the plate. bottom pour, almonte crushes that offer for a 3-2 cleveland lead. right now cleveland up 6-2 in the sixth. highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. niners reported to custom today with good and bad news. good news, anthony davis, ian state bid the nfl after an 11-month retirement due to concussion issues. bad news, no williams. miss the rest of the scene with an offseason ankle injury that required surgery. davis will be a huge improvement

to the line. players reported to santa clara today. a lot of questions to be answered by new head coach chip kelly, including his starting quarterback. but the run game with carlos hyde will set the tone for the offense if he can stay healthy. >> this year, way better than last you're, not just for mow but things will be good for everybody. >> the tempo, once you get used to it, definitely a competitive advantage, and it's not like he is out there drawing up plays in the sand that-under brand new, but the way he puts things together, seems awesome. >> the raiders have been media darlings with high expectations of winning the afc west. i'm on that band wagon and it starts with derek carr on offense and mack on defense. carr needs to learn to win big games and when they're supposed to being a clubhouse leader. mack has become a dominant force. he'll grow with the raider

defense. he leads with his play on the field but this year will be more vocal. >> the work we're putting in right now is going to give us the confidence when then season hits to go out and win games consistently, and that's what we are looking forward to do. >> i think in my head i need to train as if i'm not a rookie still compete forth the starting job. they told me you'll play down the road. still want the same mindset, the same chim on my shoulder. that second round thing. still bugs me. >> to the links, pga championship. started great for this fan, and daniel summerhays who eagles. then came the rain. only 36 of the players made their cut. jimmy walker and robert streb are leading. the event will probably finish on monday. the sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. national hot rod association at sonoma and soccer of levi's stadium. all this and more tonight at

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a water warning across california. why state officials warrant warning signs posted at nearly 200 reservoirs. then at 11:00 here on channel 7 we're tracking the excitement in the bay area as people line up for the first time in nine years for the release of a new harry potter book. tonight at 11:00. dozens of people watched two of san francisco zoo's youngest residents march into their new home. the annual match of the pentagon -- march of the penguin. they successfully dove into tool school are part of a colonial. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. with drew and shu, thank you for joining us. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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