here. cal fire has an air tanker here that's been dropping retardant. we see a helicopter that can do aerial drops. the wind is fairly calm up here. the fire has not raced up or down the hills. at first they thought it was going to be burning together but that does not appear to be the case. sky 7 was also overhead of some other fires. there's two other fires that's been burning. another fire at twin gates that's about two miles in the ob sit direction. this is point not sure after what the total acreage is. we do not see any buildings, any structures in danger. this is going to be for now, at

this location a controlled burn and we are going to stay on scene and keep an eye on the situation. we are live on mount hamilton. abc 7 news. >> all right. let's het to spencer christian for a look at weather condition. >> here is what we have. we don't have a reporting station in the immediate vicinity of these fires but we have a location nearby north of the fires. it's warm but not hot. the wind at the location reporting to us is calm. that's down near bay level. it's generally across the bay area. it's 60 degrees here in san francisco. 66 across the bay in oakland. 70 in mountain view.

check out this view from the east bay hills. looking westward towards the fog that's about to smother the city of san francisco. 79 degrees in santa rosa. napa 75. 89 at concord and 82 at livermore. here is with the forecast animation starting. we'll see the fog coming back to the coastline and out over the bay during the overnight hours. we might see a spot or two of localized drizzle near the coastline overnight. by afternoon tomorrow it will be sunny all across the bay area. i'll show you the weekend forecast in just a few minutes. we are following developing news out of southern california. fire crews are fighting two new wildfires near louisiana. th -- los angeles. at this point the fire is burning away from homes. take a look at this video from just about 30 minutes ago. the fire is in steep rocky terrain a few miles away in

calabasas. fire crews a battle another fire. fire crews say nothing is threatened now. damp ocean air moved in overnight slows the fire's pace to a crawl. the fire has burned more than 700 acres and just 10 just 10 j0 contained. dia dianne feinstein say i encourage off to practice care. a plume of black smoke billowed from a junk yard fire. a viewer shared this video.

more than 100 cases of sexual harassment involving employees were reported over a three-year period. we are live from uc berkeley with those changes. >> reporter: right. you know a year and a half ago the uc system came up with guidelines for students. now we're seeing procedures for faculty and staff regardless of tenure. the process has been streamlined and keeping every one in the loop. more than 100 employees on the ten uc campuses were found to have violated sexual harassment policies. it became president janet napolitano's policy to adapt new policies. >> we're trying to communicate as broadly as we can. all the chancellors are aware. >> reporter: john marshal a faculty member says the changes were needed. >> i have not read the revisions

yet. i know that when you have problems like the campuses have that it's time to review the policy. >> reporter: now they must complete their investigation within 60 days and after that the person must be disciplined within 40 days. a timeline that was not in place before. >> you would hear concerns they didn't know when the decision would be made. we're just trying to be clear and transparent about the process. >> reporter: any faculty member at fault would be disciplined by the chancellor after consulting with the peer review committee. he's a researchers at cal. >> one protects the brand and tries to shove it under the rug. it takes things like this, god forbid to bring it up and say no

more. >> reporter: the new procedures must be implemented no later than september 1st. a san jose woman is now in custody after police say she intentionally ran over and killed a friend during an a altercati altercation. she's charged with suspicion of murder and hit and run. she's being held without bail. she ran over a 23-year-old woman on north lee avenue in campbell just after 7:00 tuesday morning. the victim's name has not been released. police arrested her yesterday after spotting her this the car used in the innocent. it was campbell's first murder in more than two years. the house passed two pieces of legislation to crack down on illegal immigration including a bill named in honor of a bay area murder victim. the bill is named after san francisco residents kate stinley

who was shot and killed two years ago by a violent femalon o had been deported five times. the bill has been a corner stone of president trump's campaign against illegal immigration. >> let's pass these bills through the house, through the senate and send them to mysk i'll give you the fastest approval, the fastest signature that you have ever seen. >> today the house also passed the no sanctuary for criminals act. it would make sanctuary cities like san francisco ineligible to receive certain federal it would allow for more detention of undocumented felons. state water official ts would be required to perform annual inspections of dams. the bill also requires also results of inspections to be made public. the legislation just passed out of senate public safety

committee. a west hollywood man has been arrested after impersonating a registered nurse to work at st. louis gilroy. state investigators arrested jeremy griffin. the company he worked for grew suspicious after finding the documents were falsified. investigators say it's the second time griffin has impersonated a nurse. he posed as an rn in 2014 and convicted of burglarizing the marina del ray medical facility where he works. dna evidence has helped them identify a suspect in a 2016 bank robbery. it took place at the exchange bank. detectives say dna found on a beanie cap left near the bank matched that of 28-year-old

ceasar garcia. june is immigrant heritage month in the u.s. it's being celebrated today with a unique pop up experience in san francisco. it's called i am an immigrant. it's an opportunity to share unique experiences in art, music, advocacy and more. mayor ed lee was among local leaders to lend the support. it's been a source of strength for this country and must continue to be so. >> it's an opportunity to unite those threats and to really celebrate that whether somebody's family came here 150 years ago to the midwest or coming here today. they are coming here for the sam reasons and a stronger nation because of that. >> organizers say the experience asked americans to take meaningful action and enjoy a growing coalition to proclaim they stand with immigrants. republicans take on some testy tweets from the president. >> tasteless. >> tweets like this are inconsistent with the greatness of the country and the office.

>> reaction from both sides of the aisle after the unusual tweets this morning from the white house. hitting the rails in the north bay. passengers get their first shot at riding the smart train. they're moving out of oakland and into dublin. critics say it's going to be a big problem. a live look at san mateo bridge. things look good. you're watching abc 7 news.

more breaking news in san jose right now. this is not good.

sky 7 over another brush fire in north san jose. there are a lot of houses nearby in this area. flames started at about 4:00 in a field off of mayberry road. you can see they are going over there with fire trucks and trying to get some water on this. we'll stay on top of this and get you more information as soon as we have it. it's been years in the making and the area rail transit or smart train is finally ready for commuters. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson joins us own when people can start using smart. >> reporter: we're here on the train. we just left the marin civic center headed north. you can see just about every seat on this train is actually filled right now. i bet after the next stop it's going to be standing room only. these trains have been packed all day long. as far as when this service will open and begin for real i'm told by smart train they are

optimistic but no exact date. >> it's coming. >> reporter: all aboard be the smart train is pulling into sonoma and marin county stations. >> it's fun. it takes you everywhere. >> reporter: one train enthusists is riding with her mom. others are looking to avoid congested commutes. >> i hate sitting in traffic. i would like to take my bike to this. >> reporter: still some say more infrastructure is needed before smart replaces their car. >> where i work is several miles from the train station and there's no way to get from the station to where i work. >> reporter: nobody is commuting just yet. senator does n smart does not have the green light.

they're in the final testing phase of a new safety feature to be standard on all passenger trains some day called positive train control. >> it's designed sto stop the train in the event it goes over speed and for whatever reason our engineer cannot, it will bring the train safely to a stop. >> reporter: that was delayed over diesel engine issues. >> starting saturday it will cost medium more to ride san francisco muni. fare increase take place july 1st. four adults will soon cost 2.75 for a ride. children and seniors will see a fair hike. muni is increasing the cost of monthly passes by 2 to $3 depending on the type of pass you by. transit fares are going up

anywhere from 5 to 15 cents for local rides. the cash fare will be 2.25. the agency will charge people who pay with clipper cards less. transbay fares are going up. sop are the cost for monthly passes. the white house is defending president trump's morning tweets attacking cable news host. even some republicans are criticizing the president for going too far. >> the main target of president trump's early morning tweets msnbc host. his first tweet attacks her intelligence calling her low i.q. crazy mika. the second attacked her looks. he said she was bleeding badly from facelift. many are condemning his words. >> tweets like this are inconsistent with the greatness of the country and the office.

>> what we're trying to do around here is improve the tone and the civility of the debate and this doesn't help do that. >> the american people elected a fighter. they didn't elect somebody to sit back and do nothing. they knew what they were getting when they voted for donald trump and he won overwhelmingly. >> the white house says mr. trump won't stand for being unfairly attacked by the morning show. his core supporters dismiss the tweets as unimportant and separate from his work as president. a uc law professor disagrees. >> the same thing that stems these kinds of insults that we see on twitter is informing these policies or justifying these policies. >> you shouldn't expect policy driven by kindness from one whose tweets are driven by cruelty. >> all right. thank you. a 10 billion dollar mega merger between two of the largers drugstores isn't

happening. walgreens agreed to buy rite aid stores essentially cutting them in half. a big milestone for uber today. the san francisco base ride share company athounsed its rea -- announced its reeached its 5 billionth ride. the fourth of july came early to the skies over the eastern seaboard this morning. this nasa rocket launched at the space agency's flight facility in virginia. the goal of the mission is to study auroras by releasing vapor tracers in the upper atmosphere. take a look at the result. a spectacular light show. artificial clouds in all kinds of colors.

we have a few fires in the south south. >> heat is in effect. weather is ama jor factor. >> the immediate coastline where we have fog in the morning. we have gusts up to 29 miles an hour. as you move south with the winds are a little bit lighter and calmer. this is the view from our south beach camera in downtown san

francisco. looking at a portion of the skyline where we see a few low clouds beginning to move in. these are our forecast features. a patch of early morning drizzle. mild to warm days by the weekend. it will be slighter cooler by a couple of degrees on the fourth of july. overnight as the fog lurches out we'll see low temperatures dropping generally sbhoo t lly mid-50s opinion tomorrow we'll pll back in the coastline. on the peninsula it will be mild, almost warm with highs ranging from 72 at san mateo. on the coast we'll see a bit of lingering fog. high temperatures will range from upper 50s to low 60s. we'll see mid to upper 60s from san francisco down to south san francisco. bright sunny skies. we'll see high ts of 88 at santa

rosa. napa, 83. highs in the upper 80s to about 90 degrees. this is the accuweather seven-day forecast. going into the weekend that proceeds fourth of july we'll have bright sunny days with high 60 or just above 60 at the coast to near 90 inland. it will be a slight dip in temperatures by a couple degrees. on tuesday, fourth of july look for sunny skies over the bay and inland maybe a little bit of lingering fog at the coast. we'll range from low 60s at the coast. no extreme conditions there. that pattern will hold all the way through most of next week. >> pretty nice headed into july. warriors fans are getting up close and personal with the championship trophy.

happening now your chance to get up close and personal with the warriors championship trophy. abc 7 news was there as people lined up outside dunk contest for the chance to take a picture with the trophy. the trophy is traveling around the bay area through sunday. it will be a dunk contest in hillsdale shopping center until 9:00 tonight. on saturday it goes to the team store in walnut creek. we have all this information on our abc 7 mobile app. the new number on nba merchandise sales show warriors gear is most sought after than any team. kevin durant ranked number three.

they made the rankings based on sales from april through june. the warriors won the title. according to the wall street journal he's shopping around a variety show called evenings with andrew. he's working with a buzz speed executive to try to make it happen. we would with filming the show in the off season. today marks the anniversary of one of the most revolutionary products of the 21st en, the iphone. it won't on sale in 2007. critics said people wouldn't want a phone that had a camera in it or one that you could listen to music on it. they are everywhere. >> we expect add successful product. we expected millions of people to use them.

i don't know that i expected a billion people to use >> today apple's ceo said here is the iphone that changed the world to the man who dreamed it and the people that never stopped looking to its future. it's frustrating to know the federal government can redefine the concept of family. >> what's change ed and the oth new rules. a pregnant woman takes the law into her own hands after a thief grabs her purse. now the thief isn't the only o

abc 7 is above a brush fire burning in a field very close to homes as you see there in north san jose. firefighters are on scene now at maybury road and north capitol avenue. these flames broke out around 4:00. some residents in the area actually tried to put the fire out themselves with hoses. it's not advised to approach the flames. there are people in parking lot there. they are trying to move some of that equipment away from the fire and it appears that a school is nearby as well.

you can see or at least a school bus yard. you can see the parking lot where they are trying to move things and you can see the houses and hopefully that fire is getting pretty much contained at this point. i don't see any active flames but they are still working on the hot spots. wooep ke we'll keep an eye on this and keep you posted. three of them are burning downhill. the fourth is burning uphill. combine 28 acres are on fire. a roadblock is set up along grant road to keep people out of the area. airplanes are dropping fire retar dent on the flames. no homes are threatened now. the back route to yosemit national park is open. cal trans tweeted this out. it took months to clear this winter snow and ice off of the

path. travelers from six mostly muslim countries are encountering it for the first time today. >> reporter: those new rules are going into place in less than an half hour at 8:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. for travelers here at jfk and across the country will soon be affected. >> reporter: the first day that the trump's administration plan takes affect people are starting to feel the effects. some travelers left stranded. >> the government that are doing this should reconsider that all the people are human. >> reporter: others ready to fight. >> i promise. my inbox is blowing up with lawyers because they are ready to come back out. >> reporter: president trump's executive order in january calling for a travel ban on six mostly muslim countries resulted

in chaos at airports. after months of legal battles the supreme court ruled this week to partially reinstate the ban. if someone from a restricted country wants a visa they have to prove a bono fide relationship to someone in the u.s. the administration defines that as a parent, spouse, child, son or daughter-in-law or siblings. >> it's frustrating to know that the federal government can just redefine the concept of family. >> reporter: she plans to get married this fall but now worries whether her family in syria will be allowed to come to her wedding. >> i was raised by my grandparents. the idea i woupldn't be able to have them at any wedding the heartbreaking. >> reporter: this travel ban will help protect americans from terrorists by using extreme v vetting calling it a significant win for our national security. those travelers still trying to make their way here to jfk and to airports across the country.

they'll have to wait longer for their fate add the supreme court is set to hear this case in full in early october. in new york, abc 7 news. >> who is in charge of defining what counts as as a bono fide relationship? that . >> reporter: that's the big question. who is in charge of it and what's the definition. when it comes to other relationships like grandparents or fiances, aunts and uncles those are decided by individual officers. >> some travelers will face increased airport security measures. they announced a sweeping plan to utilize more bomb detecting

dogs. homeland security officials are worried about explosives being smuggled onto u.s. bound flights and detonated by terrorists. >> it's time that we raised a global baseline of aviation security. we cannot play international whack a mole with each new threat. >> an airline trade group representing u.s. carriers called the new directive disrupt i saying they would likely cause more frustration for the traveling public. the u.s. state department approved an arm sale to taiwan worth 1.3 billion dollar. it's the first between the island and the trump administration. sure to upset china. the united states is legally obligated to sell arms to taiwan for self-defense. mp police say tennis star venice williams is at fault for a deadly crash.

she caused car to hit her car. the wife of the 78-year-old victim said she was approaching the intersection when the suv darted into it. she said it was no time to start. williams said the light was green when she went into the intersection. the elderly man died 14 day ts later. in a state today williams attorney said this is an unfortunate accident and venus expresses her deepest condolences to the family who lost their loved one. there's some wild video coming out of north carolina. >> get out of the way. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> oh, yeah. a pregnant woman just ran down a suspected purse thief right there. a witness reported seeing the man rummaged through the drive eers suv taking her bag. the moment he was confronted he ran off. as you saw he didn't get far. >> i took off after him. i chased a little way and come back, jumped in the car and come across the curb and run him over. i was not letting him get away

with it. it's not right. it's not fair. >> the man was taken top the hospital with minor injuries. he's charged with theft and the driver is facing charges. she's charged with assault with a develadly weapon. four adults are alive today. the coast guard released this video of the crew members pulling the five people to safety yesterday after a 22-foot boat capsized. authorities received the call for help around 8:00 last night. get this the crew arrived on scene in just 20 minutes. all of those on board were wearing life preservers. no one was injured. a party that's all for the birds or one bird in particular. we showed you this video yesterday. some of you were concerned about the mental health of this little critter. what we have learned about the habits of porcupines just ahead. i won't dance for you but i'll show you the approaching fog. maybe i'll dance and give you the accuweather forecast in just

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the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. a lot of you video of penelope the porcupine on this site. many thought she was dancing. others wanted to know if she was okay. we checked in today with penelope and her keeper.

>> it's her getting comfortable like a dog walking in a circle before she lays down to sleep. the cold glass might feel nice against her paws during the hot weather. we do give her special popsicles here. some showers that she really enjoys. sometimes you still might see her doing that right before she takes a nap. >> that's great. she gets excellent care as lindsay has a vet hospital right at the museum. you can see her up close and even like that little girl, pet her wednesday through sunday at 10:30 in the morning. check out the video and tell us what you think on our facebook page. if you can get to lindsay tomorrow you can join the bird day bash the turkey as a rule chvulture 43.

a flight demonstration. you can find out how lord richard keeper eets were surprised one day when they found an egg in the nest. perhaps lady richard may have been a better name. research team will be keeping a close eye on some of the newest tenants. they placed tracking bans on three falcons. >> the first year that they were here they fled from the north side of the building. they opened their wings. they floated up to the roof and everything went fine. since then, we have seen all kinds of fledging. >> they have been operating a falcon cam to let the general public keep a eye on the rare

birds. we have mainly sunny skies across the bay area. overnight we'll see the fog pushing out over the bay and locally inland as has been the pattern all week long. overnight lows mainly in the mid-50s. the fog pulls back from the coastline. also tomorrow is opening day of the marin county fair which runs through the fourth of july from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. the theme fun shine is appropriate because it will be lots of fun shine tomorrow in marine county from morning till evening with high temperature in the low 80s dropping down to upper 50s by 11:00 p.m. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have lots of sunshine. the next seven days it will be mild to warm through the weekend with high temperatures inland right around or maybe just boabe

90 degrees. going into the fourth of july we can expect mostly sunny skies. it's not going to be hot but chilly either. right in the sweet spot. >> perfect. it's not over yet. the health care battle lines have been drawn. what's next? how about a different kind of free friday. why so many will

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senate republican leaders are scrambling to rewrite t health care bill to bring on more republican supporters. they still have their decision to delay the vote this week is given protesters more time to mobilize their opposition. >> reporter: the battle lines have been drawn. >> we stopped them yesterday. we're going to stop them when they come back in july. >> reporter: protesters uniting fighting republican plans to repeal and replace obamacare.

at least nine republicans are still opposed to the bill. the trump administration insists that they will prevail. >> for this summer is out, president trump's going to work with this congress and we're going to keep a promise to the american people and we're going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> reporter: approval for the republican plan is low. just 27% according to fox news. the number even lower in three new polls not garnering support beyond 17%. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell warned fellow republicans if they can't come together on repeal and replace they will be forced to negotiate with the democrats foix health care. >> i said i would love to help you on health care. i cannot go down the repeal process. can you work with us and be the mr. fix it president and repair

it. abc news, washington. a light fixture sold at a popular home improvement store has been recalled because of a hazard for injuries. >> michael finney joins us now. >> the light fixtures were sold by home depot but made by design solutions international. they received 108 complaints from people who say they can detach and fall. they have three four glass color chrome shades. there's one report of lacerations to the head and a burn to the arm. another report of lacerations to the leg. customer should remail the company for a replacement light shade and instructions.

united will publish a chart giving the number of miles needed for each type of ticket. it's friday afternoon on a hot summer day at the office. are you focused on your work? you'll be thinking about this tomorrow. chances are you and your co-workers are thinking about anything but work. many employers are giving in to the reality. 42% of those surveyed said they are letting workers out early for the weekend this year. a trend called summer fridays. researchers say it's a perk that doesn't cost much. workers love it. leaving early prevents burn out and raising moral. all that daydreaming and clock watching kills productivity any way. what time is it any way?

i want to hear from you. you can also reach me on hi facebook page through abc7news.com. proof we're in the majority. we're with the 58% that don't get fridays off. what do you get if you combine music, the summer of love and some tasty food? how about a great weekend. >> we have ideas on how to spend your weekend. >> get groovy this weekend. the west coast largest free jazz festival feature two days of diverse music. >> it's part of our cultural dna here. music is part of our history. our cultural history. we really want to celebrate that.

>> summer of love classics will be reinterpreted from a jazz point of view. artist who is have been playing festival for over 20 years will provide the smooth sound track to the weekend. >> if you happen to like ois st sters with your live music head there on saturday from 11:00 to 6:00. the lineup includes passion fit. fresh oi steysters. all that will have you craving a sweet treat. they have a wide selection of cones. ice cream stuffed inside warm glazed donut.

yum. to see it all go to abc7news. m abc7news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. a group of pay area artists unveiled a street exhibit. volunteers from the new american story project unfurled a display of banners from city lights bookstore in san francisco. the faces are immigrants from central america who face potential violence if they return home. the words are from a poem. nothing is harder on the soul than the smell of dreams while they are evaporating. the display ends with a message, stop the deportations. there's a beautiful new courthouse in the east bay and not everyone is fan. the problem has nothing to do with the design. it's all about where it is and who has to go there. whales are on the move in the san francisco bay. so are boaters and wind surfers. the combination doesn't always mix. there's a new debate thanks

to a bay area lawmaker. the man behind the mike. a long time radio man hangs up his head phones. that and more on abc 7 news at 5:00.

it's thursday. that means it's t.g.i.t. night. at 8:00 it's boy band. at 9:00 battle of the network stars followed by the gong show. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. a plan was opposed to hold arraignments at the dublin courthouse. as abc 7 news reporter found out

families say it makes it harder to support their loved ones. >> we must all stand here united. >> reporter: a united front was presented on steps of the courthouse. that oe popposed a move to hold arraignments at this courthouse. they oppose a move in the works to hold in custody arraignment hearings for defendants at this dublin courthouse. >> as a mother who had a child incarcerated now you have to not only know that you have a good hour and a half to get out there. >> think about traveling 3 miles from oakland it's such an inconvenience. >> reporter: alemeda county courthouse ceo says the court has to save money and time. in dublin inmates can be bussed from across the street to the hall of justice. >> i don't want to dismiss their concerns but i think it is a

small enough percentage that i don't think it trumps the efficiencies to the court. >> reporter: the court began this fiscal year with a $5 million deficit. he says the public defender's office is complaining about the plan because of union issues and a longer commute. >> i'm offended by that assertion. the issue is us advocating for our clients. >> the dublin courthouse is expected to start hearing arraignments in mid-july informs this group convinces the court to come up with a better option. enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. thank you for joining us.

abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. flames are dangerously close to homes. it's one of several fires in the area. we are there live with team coverage. still unware to whether or not the visas are still valid. >> the president's travel ban takes affect. we're live at the airport add confusion soars for many. a photographer captures a moment a boat hit a whale in the bay. the concern this could be just the beginning as hump backs put on quite a show. why a hot air balloon made a surprise landing in downtown santa rosa. a live look right now from sky 7. flames broke out about an hour ago near north capitol avenue. flames moving so quickly neighbors grabbed their garden

hoses to try to protect their homes. >> what's the latest? >> reporter: i'm at clear view still waiting at this moment to hear back from the san jose fire department to get you the details and statistics of how large this fire is, how severe the fire fight was. it does appear they seem to have it under control. follow me this way. i want to show you how closely this fire was burning to homes. you see all these homes right here across the street. i want to introduce you to karen. she lives right there. you can still see kp garden houses on her driveway. they jumped into action. i want you to describe for people what it was like wh enthis started. >> my husband happened to be working in the garage and started calling me because he saw smoke coming up from field and he