oakland apartment complex hundreds of neighbors had to evacuate. leslie is live at the scene where a news conference is about to get under way. leslie. >> reporter: it's about to get under way. several officials told me off a camera that the big question on everyone's mind here is was this arson. there have been four commercial construction site fires in the last year in the oakland emoryville area. two of them arson. one of them highly suspicious and now this. at 4:30 in the morning an under construction building suddenly mushroomed into an enormous fire. the rain tocrane took on heat.

>> what we're doing is asking anyone that may have information to be helpful and come forward and share the information. >> reporter: federal and local arson investigators are on the ground looking into first responders reports that the fire billowed out ward from the center of the building. in fact by noon take a look from drone view 7. ladder trucks still attacking the blaze. ash, soot and smoke still coming from the center. >> we know that two recent fires on the emoryville/oakland is arson. that's disconcerting to us. we're bringing all resources to bear to investigation and we'll be working to beef up our prevention efforts around any type of illegal activity or arson that might be a threat. >> reporter: officials are saying it's miraculous there were no deaths or injuries. a drone is being used to independence the base of the crane and help officials come up with a plan to safely take it

apart. after eight months of construction the building would have soon provided 196 market rate apartments and 31,000 square feet of retail space. now it's all gone. according to the mayor exacerbating oaklands housing crisis. here at the scene we're waiting. you can see the microphones are lined up. we're expecting the mayor and fire chief to update on their progress. we'll have more details for you coming up later in the show. >> leslie, thank you. when the news conference does begin, we'll bring you the necessary information. this morning's fire was so hot it was picked up by government weather satellite. the national weather service tweeted this image. you can see the fire highlighted the weather service estimated temperatures topped out at 900 calv calvin. that's more than 1100 degree fahrenheit an close to the temperature of molten lava.

>> the fire took a toll on construction crews working on the building. we have the reaction and why some think it's suspicious. >> reporter: thisaging inferno was a difficult sight for construction workers to see. eight months of their work destroyed. >> our boss told us our job site was on fire and this wasn't a joke. lo and behold, it was no joke. >> reporter: this building was about 75% complete. it was supposed to be apartments and retail space. crews left their gear inside but the fire destroyed it all. >> i lost about $4,000 and all of my tools, everything. yeah. hopefully insurance takes care of everything.

>> the security was pretty well done, pretty professional. after the fire in emoryville oakland border they seemed to have stepped it up. they had a guard patrolling. >> reporter: fire officials say it's too early to tell if the fire is suspicious. abc 7 news. >> this is the fourth major construction fire in the oakland area in just this past year and the fifth since 2012. last october a 41-unit apartment building under construction burned to the ground. last july in neighboring emoryville a massive fire gutted a five-story apartment complex under construction. then this may, the same project burned to the ground again. both fires started in the stairwell of the property. in june of 2012, a blaze ripped

through a construction site for senior housing complex near the west oakland bart station. the arson shut down transit service for 12 hours s and cau 25 million in damage. >> a news conference is getting under way. >> any individuals out there who have any information that may lead or help to bring some type of closure and help investigators efforts the bring heavy equipment to get ready to work throughout the weekend to help secure the crane that you can see behind me. the efforts to find out how the crane will be safely brought down and dismantling the

scaffolding around the structure. right now there's a perimeter around this structure. the borders of this is harrison and webster between 23rd and 24th. we want to keep this perimeter a safe perimeter in the event the crane may fall. crane operators feel it will be pretty stable at this point. right now they will be here throughout the weekend also working to clear the area an make this area safe for residents to return to their homes. any questions? >> when will the residents be allowed to come back, do you know? >> right now we don't have a definite timetable. like i said, crews will be coming in throughout the night. heavy equipment come in throughout the night. fire crews will be here

throughout the night. >> how many people will be displaced? >> we don't have a definite number. they are staying with loved ones. >> we open up for questions where we can have a statement from council member. >> thank you. good afternoon. we're pleased to report that first responders were able to respond to this fire timely.

we were able to contain the damage. there's been no loss of life. as the deputy chief has spoken to secure the area and make sure we can dismantle any additional risks that are out there with respect to the scaffolding and crane, the community has been great. red cross has responded. now the shelter for those who need it will be at st. vincent. we have out reach that's already taken place for the businesses. there's been several impacted businesses in the area and workers that will be taken care of. we want to make sure that the public is aware of that. we know that oakland business assistance center is open and available. they are taking voice mails and online claims. oaklandbusinesscenter.com. folks whose businesses have been impacted, loss of business, needing to get back in make sure

they contact the city at those numbers and at the website address. we want to make sure that everyone knows that everyone is accounted for, all pets are accounted for. the developer, the contractor, everyone has been on site. they have secured that and making mobilization efforts to make sure we can get to the place of rebuilding. one of the things we look at that's been very troublesome with this fire is we're now delayed with getting 139 units of very much needed house iing. residents took part in a five-year project. mu much needed retail. so far we heard from the developer and the builder. we want to get back in motion and we believe this will not have a chilling affect on other developments that are in the corridor. this is much needed housing, much needed retail. i'm hearing from the development community folks want to be cautionary. this is a good time for us to

build and we want to make sure that we're building. thank you all for covering it and helping us get the word out. >> that's a live news conversaticonference by oakland councilwoman. they didn't say much in the way of cause. we'll continue to keep you posted. >> the fire was a big mess to clean up. workers were out with brooms and blowers and pushing and blowing debris into the streets. the ymca brought in a power washer.

it's not going to be easy or cheap to clean up and restore the hundreds of cars now just coated with the ash laid in grime. >> the details going to have a whole heck of a time to do this today. all this dust on these cars. the ashes is still coming down. >> i live about 15 blocks from here. there's soot over the streets and stores. i don't know if the city or insurance how they work that out. hopefully that goes back to the city to help clean all of this up. >> it wasn't only the car dealers who were hit. many of those who live in the area park on the street so you can imagine the car wash will be a busy place this weekend.

asked a judge to release them without boit. >> they appeared in court today. abc 7 news reporter has the thee story. >> reporter: neither entered a plea today as planned. their attorneys say they are waiting for the district attorney's office to turn over my discovery. >>. >> reporter: what he's seen is cause for reports for federal authorities saying they couldn't identify a cause in the ghost ship fire. he receive witness statements suggesting his client was in right. the district attorney's office writes there's a lot of discovery and both the defense and our office are working dill

gently and cooperatively ensuring that everyone has all they are entitled to. they plan to ask the judge to release both defendants on their own recognizance. in other words, bail reduced to nothing. >> he has no resources to flee. the building's owner should be charged criminally. it's a good weekend to head to the san francisco bay. >> i don't think there's in the next hundred years.

the long wait is almost over. we're going through a lot of positive things happening for russia and the united states. >> from putin to protests. the showdown at the

sky 7 over was a stubborn grass fire that forced people to stay in their homes for two hours. 23 acres burned on the hillside off geneva avenue. it took about two hours for

firefighters to get it under control. the fire was between geneva and sunnydale avenue. tesla's first hod l three is expected to roll off the assembly line in fremont. it will be a hand over party for the first 30 customers on july 28th. this is video from the last car. the model three passed all regulatory requirements for production two weeks ahead of schedule. by december he expects to deliver 20,000 cars per month. it's branded as a affordable tesla starting around $35,000. the jump comes a day after tesla fell behind general motors as the most valuable automaker. a position it held for the last three months. the rail transit district has

scheduled eight more days of free preview rides on the smart train this month. they launched the rides four days last week with some 3,000 passengers on the first day alone. the free rides begin begin. they will be offered on july 13th, 15th, 16th, 19th and on the 22nd and 23rd. whale watching is the talk of the town. >> it's been a treat to see the creatures so close to the bay. abc 7 news reporter took a whale tour on the bay. >> reporter: they don't often get to see one but not the case today. an east bay family came here to see one and boy did they get a real treat. you might call the call family first timers. it's their first time whale watching. >> she's been obsessed with

whales and dolphins since she was three. >> i like seeing wildlife. >> reporter: seek and you shall find. that's what 6-year-old ava experienced. >> there's a whale, 3:00. >> reporter: check out the view from the deck of the kitty cat boat. a hump back whale appeared witne within minutes. >> how cool is this? >> reporter: it's amazing this season. in fact, it could be another 100 years before these majestic creatures come so close. this rare occurrence has come with some concern as whales and boaters have repeatedly come in close contact. sometimes too close. just last week these photos captured a boat appears to hit a whale.

they got more than they expected. this whale kept coming to the surface. >> yes. >> when? how soon? >> tomorrow. >> reporter: hooked on whale watching, suffice to say she's not alone. in the san francisco bay, abc 7 news. >> you get to enjoy the weather and the whales. >> nice. the coast in the bay is comfortable because of a light breeze. inland areas, it's really hot up there. i'm going to show you those temperatures. when you get up to 106 in conco concord, you know it's torture. all right. eric knows. he knows about the inland area. live doppler 7 showing you pretty clear skies across the bay area compared to 24 hours ago. we are running warmer.

up 8 degrees in concord. 7 degrees in livermore. you see the camera bouncing a little bit. that's really an indication that we have a breeze coming san francisco, 71 right now. 79 in oakland. you're in the 90s around san jose, gilroy, close to 100 degrees there. as you check out a live picture you're seeing the sun out there. triple digit heat. santa rosa, novato. there's no escaping it today. golden gate bridge is showing the sun. hot inland this upcoming weekend. mild to warm for the coast and bay. fog returns to the beaches tomorrow. that will help you out a little bit especially if you don't like the hot weather. we're seeing hazy skies as the heat has been building. here is a look at the evening forecast. 50s to 90s. 8:00 is still going to be warm. once the sunsets you'll get some

relief away from the coast. clear skies between 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. if you're stepping out tonight i don't think you need to worry about a coat or jacket unless you're near the beaches. then you would have to take your sweater or jacket with you. hour by hour forecast showing the fog beginning to return around 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. there will be one or two patches early on. it's going to start out mild and clear. most of you around the coast in the 50s. as we check out your highs for your saturday. anywhere from 62 in half-moon bay to 102 degrees inland. these inland highs are going to drop a few degrees but it's still going to be a hot one around our inland areas. a good idea to have plenty of water and stay hydrated. you know the drill. this is the time of year when you have to worry about the heat and heat related illness. you can always down load the accuweather app. it will help you keep track of hour by hour and minute by

minute forecast. 102 inland tomorrow for the hottest locations. a wile range of temperatures for your sunday. low 60s to mid-90s. at least it won't be so bad as we head into sunday. the fog will increase. the breeze will come in stronger. next week you'll get a break from the heat. upper 80s inland. low 60s coast. mid week we start to warm it back up again. one more day of triple digit, i think you can handle it. >> as long as the ac unit keeps running. thank you very much. we talk about whales. now get ready to run with the bulls. it wasn'tbruises. 49er fans -- how you can golf at

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way. hoping to finish the course without having a close encounter with a bull. someone suffered serious injuries after being kind of gourd a bit. two americans suffered less serious injuries. they want to provide 88 acres of land of parking at no coast to the team. the campus is three miles away that means all those fans will have to be kus bussed to the stadium. the stadium will have only 2400 parking spaces. the golden state warrior introduced their new player today.

nick young was all smiles today. young averaged 13 points last year for the lakers. he's a fiercely three point shooter. he'll join the clean up. today he laughed that tweet off. >> i think my phone was hacked or something. hacking is a big thing these days. i think so. >> yes, trash talk. he said dramond green called him. young expects to have an easier time getting open shots on the warriors roster. that's probably true. >> should we forgive him for that tweet? >> later. protesters turning violent at the g20 summit in germany. nearly 200 officers were injured during clashes. what happened at today's meeting between president trump and who are these people?

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here are the stories making headlines. a u.s. postal service mail carrier is in the hospital after she was shot and wounded oakland. the victim is this stable condition at highland hospital.

we'll have the latest on the shooting in a live report at 5:00. in uptown oakland an early morning raging fire destroyed an apartment and retail complex under construction. it started after 4:00 this morning. no one was hurt. neighbors suspect arson but the cause has not been determined yet. a shelter has been set up for neighbors who still can't get back into their homes. at 5:00, wayne friedman talks with residents across the street from the fire who were forced to evacuate. abc world news tonight tweeted this video showing police clashing with protesters for the second day in hamburg germany. the protests against capitalism are happening outside the g20 meeting of world leaders where all eyes were on the sit between russian president vladmir putin and president trump. >> reporter: it's the most anticipated meeting of this

year's g20 summit. rex tillerson gives us a peek inside the closed door meeting between president trump and russian president vladmir putin. >> it was a clear, positive chemistry between the two. >> reporter: he said the president pushed putin right away on russian meddling into last year's u.s. presidential election. >> the president pressed president putin on more than one occasion of russian involvement. president putin denied such involvement. >> reporter: president trump accepted the denial but a senior administration official says that's not the case. in any event the white house said the two countries must move forward. >> it's not clear to me we will ever come to some agreed upon resolution of that question between the two nations. the question is what do we do now? >> reporter: during the meeting russia and the u.s. agreed on a cease-fire in southwest syria and discussed what to do about

ukraine. during meetings with other world leaders president trump said he still wants mexico to pay for the wall and discussed climate change with german chancellor angela merkel. she called his view on the topic unfortunate. thousands of protesters were in the street. at one point today those protests became so large and violent that first lady melania trump was trapped in her hotel and had to miss an event over safety concerns. >> since maggie's report was about the g20 and we have been waiting to hear what was going to go, president trump said he

brought up the idea of russia meddling in the election. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts is there's reasons to be concerned on a couple of fronts. we're hearing conflicting reports about what was said and h how it was said. mr. trump is a troubled mes gener -- me messenger. he's never taken it seriously. the other problem is who was in the room. i found it disturbing that the national security advisor wasn't in the room and was deliberately excluded. the foreign policy experts on russia were not allowed to be there. the only people there were our brand new novice president who is subject to a criminal investigation that has something to do with russia's involvement with our election and a brand new secretary of state who is also a novice and who was not too long ago awarded the highest civilian honor by vladimir putin himself. it's reason for concern. >> we'll never know for sure what was said.

we know president trump brought up the border wall and that, in tro front of mexican president and when he brought that up, not much of a reaction there but in terms of the congressional support, in terms of the funding. where is that at? >> there's not a lot of support for funding the wall. the fact we're having a conversation about it should upset a lot of people. we all remember that the promise was mexico would pay for this wall. even if you thought the wall was a good idea and most people don't, the promise was that mexico would pay for it and now there's a very huge bait and switch under way. i think there's going to be a lot of resistance in congress. >> we want to get to your topic, high speed internet. let's drop in a quick one about the senate health care bill. we heard mitch mcconnell maybe we should put on the idea of fixing the aca. >> wouldn't that be nice. there's been an out stretched hands from democrats toward mr.

mcconnell and others going back to the obama administration a. we have wanted to make it better. this stubborn insis tans on repealing and replacing it, it's dprounds everything to a halt. i hope he's serious about that. >> a lot of folks interested in broad band. that's a passion of yurs. you have a bill we have a lot of agencies in the rural parts of california and the west that could be part of the solution in terms of getting finer out to remote areas.

it could make a difference from getting broad band deployed in some areas. >> california where we should have that. we're the seed of high-tech. >> we like to ask you about where the democratic party goes from here. that's the next conversation. >> look forward to it. >> a big area, thanks for being here. >> thank you. all right. the donors and recipients met up for the first time. an excessive heat warning in parts of the west as wildfires continue to rage. doesn't this look inviting with the hot weather inland. i'll let you

police say venus williams lawfully entered the intersection. she had a green light when she entered the intersection on june 9th. williams stopped for a car making a left turn in front of her. as williams started moving forward again the car carrying jerome collides with williams suv. barson died two weeks later. his family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. police initially ruled williams

at fault but now says the case remains under investigation. new fires are burning across the west. yesterday evacuations were ordered in yolo county due to a growing fire. we have a look at that and some of the other fires burning right now. >> reporter: temperatures soaring well into the triple digits. just trying to stay out of the heat. firefighters concerned about the potential of wildfires. nearly 500 homes evacuated as fire crews battle flames. >> we're working hard to find ways to get you home. >> reporter: in eastern washington state thousands of acres charred. >> i'm trying to say it's not going to come down this way, but you never know. >> reporter: in northern california, the winters fire. >> we could see huge, bun ch of smoke going up. >> reporter: forcing mandatory

evacuations. here in southern california along with this record breaking heat, thunderstorms are in the forecast for some areas bringing the concern that lightning could also spark new wildfires. significant weather advisory has been issued as there are some strong thunderstorms flaring up. some of the thunderstorms south of tahoe may produce hail. if you're traveling there, keep that in mind. isolate thunderstorm expected tomorrow. south of the tahoe area there's a chance of thunder in tahoe sunday and a slight chance monday. look at the warmth. low to upper 80s for the upcoming weekend. it's going to be downright hot. not just here in the bay area inland but around the state. 104 in sacramento. 116 in palm vings. 112 las vegas. the coast will be quite comfortable. 93 in los angeles. highs from your saturday ranging

from the low 60s at the coast and low 100s inland. as you check out the forecast there's some heat relief in the forecast. you won't really feel it until sunday. mid-90s inland and early next week you'll feel better with upper 80s, low 60s coast. it's the kind of heat we're used to around here. >> we can live with that. hundreds of parents are lining up in the south bay trying to get school supplies for their sacred heart is expected to register 3,000 children today. many parents showed up really hard. >> backpacks and school supplies. i'm getting a lot of help. i think this would help a lot for my three children going to school. >> these are things that cost 60 to 90 bucks per kid. what's really driving people here isn't just the need for

school supplies. they're getting hammered by rents. they're going to school that don't have the resources to provide these things. the schools ask the family to provide the resources. >> if you like to donate, you'll find a link on our website, abc7news.com. a long night for passengers after two disruptions on fliegs. what the airlines are saying today. there's lots of switching going on between wireless companies right now. what's the best way to close

two flight disruptions created squi ed quite a scare. one of them involved a flight attendants being attacked. >> reporter: two disruptions on two planes meant a long night for hundreds of passengers. >> we're coming back. >> reporter: a delta flight bound for beijing was forced to return to seattle just 45 minutes into the flight. this after one of the 207 passengers on board, according to eyewitnesss was walking back

and forth to the bathroom in first class and towards the exit door. that's when witnesses say a flight attendant was punched trying to stop the 23-year-old man. other passengers stepped in to subdue the man. delta confirming to abc news overnight the passenger was restrained on board and was removed from the flight by law enforcement without further incident when the aircraft arrived back in seattle. a flight attendant and another passenger was injured and taken to the hospital withening injur. another incident involving an unruly passenger ended with a canadian airliner requiring an escort back to montreal. >> you get a set of two f-15. >> reporter: they were launched to escort the cuban bound flight back to canada after a passenger was making threats which have not been revealed. that man was also taken into custody upon landing.

170 passengers were on that flight. by morning officials say all the affected passengers on both flights were able to resume their travels and head to their final des flagss. abc ne -- destination, abc news, new york. the tsa announced that five million people are enrolled in the program. pre-check was launched in late 2013 to expedite screening for frequent travelers. timefinney. we started out on the ground. i discovered by stockbroker was overcharging me. when i brought it to her attention she said she can't refund me for the past. i want to know what my recourse is. >> depends on how far in the past. you're off to a good start. here is what i need you to do now. gather your statements and

supporting documents and file a complaints with the securities and exchange commission and the california of business oversight. i'll post some like links on the website or facebook now. they tend really not to like that if you call me at the station. >> vernon asks, when you create an account with a wireless company and never use it, allow do you close and cancel the account once you receive a bill? >> i want you to go online or call customer service. sometimes you have to pay a lot. they should be fine with you just closing down the account. sometimes people set up an account but never get the phone going. if that's you, you won't have any problem. they'll let you close the account but i'm afraid they got

the phone going. >> earl asks where is the place to get a cheap drone. >> target, best buy, amazon. go to tomsguide.com. it's great starting point. they review drones and they review them. it's anywhere from $14 to $1,000. there's one there you're going to want. go check that place out. if you have a question for me, you can record a 10 to 15 second long question. share it on social media. use the hashtag ask finney. >> don't know if your $14 drone will ask forever, but it's a good start. >> that's perfect for kids. a kidney swap in chicago involving donors who were not matches for loved ones but for perfe perfect strangers have prompted the nickname matches made in heaven. the four pairs consisted of two

married couples, an aunt and son. each of the individualed loved ones who were willing to donate did not provide a match to their relative but a complete stranger. none of the donors met the person they helped save until today. >> i found out all this is going on. hi biggest was right now somebody is sitting at the table with a family member saying i'm getting a kidney. that's all i really cared about. >> well, she saved my life. >> all the recipients are doing well after surgery. nc now to this success story of a preemie baby. she's made her debut at the pittsburgh zoo. she was born in may. zoo officials are waiting to see how she adjusts and if she's accepted by the rest of the heard before giving her a name. the new place to play golf

is in place you might not expect. >> it's something fun that you never get tood. >> we'll take you to the place where football and the links are coming together today. we didn't have that critical care at home. megan would be here in an intense ifr care unit. >> a mother's push for health care and she has the attention of senator finestein. facebook unveils a huge expansion. how the proposed village will reshape the area. the local summer camp starring a popular disney character is next on abc 7 news at 5:00. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms,

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coming up tonight it's shark tank followed by what would you do then at 10:00 it's 20/20 followed by abc news at 11:00. levi stadium has hosted lots of other sports and today there's a new one, golf. >> jonathan is live to explain. >> reporter: hey, there. the levi stadium is hosted lots of different sports. there's no gridiron. there's no goal posts but you might find a staand trap.

if you're not careful you could get in the head by a golf wall. although it's just begun this is already their biggest event ever. levi stadium has seen a lot in its brief history. >> almost everything from super bowl to wrestle mania to monster truck. i'd frown and look at you like you're crazy. >> reporter: yet here we are. >> you're playing golf in a football stadium. >> i think it's awesome to be where the niners are playing. >> i live on a golf course back home. kind of one of those things i did with my dad growing up. >> reporter: he admits it doesn't feel like on game day. >> like real golf course it's quiet, peaceful.

>> if you can manage not to hit the rails, it's about the same. >> reporter: the tees are in the stands but the holes are on the field. the cloers you get, the better your score. a hole in one is possible but likely in the clubhouse. >> on the board. >> reporter: there are hundreds of golfers each with their own stories. >> how did you manage to get the day off? >> i'm actually not. let's keep that on the hush hush, jonathan. >> reporter: some brought vendors or customers. >> if you're out with vendors, ru yo going easy or pulling no pun mps. >> when all else fails better hope your employer likes golf too. >> how did you talk your boss into this? >> he talked me into it. >> good boss. >> it's not too late to get in on the game. if you like the book a tee time we have a link. >> thank you for joining us for

abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. the letter carrier has been transported to the hospital. sky 7 shows you the bullet hole in the window of the truck she was driving on the ground. more than a dozen yellow evidence markers. we we're live in oakland with this news. nc people living nearby wroek up to alarm bells going off. >> i got as much as i could and got out as fast as i could. it's just fire. that's all i saw. >> building a small city in san mateo county. facebook shows its hand and many people are clapping. >> we put many people close to their jobs opinion it's going to relieve the serious traffic jams. that breaking news is in oakland. police inspect a mail truck after its hit by gunfire. sky 7 shows you evidence markers littering the road nearby.

>> the postal worker driving the truck was shot in the hip. we'll show you a map now. you can see the shooting happen southwest of mills college. >> abc 7 news reporter is live in highland hospital with more on this. >> reporter: this is where the postal worker was brought. she is said to be in stable condition. we have i didn't video to show . oakland police are investigating the shooting along with the u.s. postal service that says it's a federal crime. they confirmed there were multipresidemult multiple rounds fired. what's not clear this afternoon is why this driver was shot. >> we can't speculate if she was or wasn't the troorarget of the shooting. >> this is a serious crime. we have a standing $50,000