it's saturday, july 15th. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's lisa tracking live doppler 7. >> there is sun in some parts, but live doppler 7 shows there's still fog from point reyes just off the coast here, san matteo and down along through the central coast, so it is a shallow marine layer. it's going to disperse quickly. heat advisory right now through tomorrow night. so we're look agent the possibility over 100 degrees inland. 55 here in santa cruz going up to the mid-80s today. 64, oakland.

mountain view, 65 in san jose. milder in those areas. with emoryville b looking sunny, 60s at the coast 40 degrees warmer in our inland valley, up to 100 degrees there. >> thank you. now to breaking news of a triple shooting near uu berkeley. police have arrested two suspects. authorities say several member got into a fight at durant avenue. someone opened fire then the group scattered. say the victims are expected to be b okay. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you new updates throughout the morning. a 5-year-old boy is at children's hospital oakland after a crosswalk collision that was caught on camera. a family returning to their home was suddenly hit by a car. everyone survived, but the surveillance video you're about to see may be difficult to watch.

katie has the story. >> then i noticed my son -- >> surveillance cameras on lucky 37 restaurant captured a car plowing into three people last week. 20-year-old jackie velazquez and her two younger cousins were trying to cross at dale avenue. jackie and 18-year-old carla launched past. >> it was open, they were bleeding. >> carla's 5-year-old brother was pinned under the car. >> he was in icu, children's hospital. >> he's suffering from spinal injuries. the family was simply walking home from getting ice cream when they entered the crosswalk, yet both women feel responsible. >> i couldn't stand, just needed to do something. i feel it was just -- sorry.

>> noah witnessed the crash. >> prayers out ever since that night. >> he says the faded and poorly lit crosswalk is a problem. this is an extremely dangerous. >> death was so close, but it's not your time yet. just live. >> jackie and carla will have to postpone their college plans for medical care, the driver did stay on scene. it's unclear if he's facing charges. in oakland, abc 7 news. investigators are still trying to determine what sparked a deadly fire in hawaii. it happened in a high-rise in honolulu. as marcie gonzalez report, people are now asking why the building didn't have sprinklers. >> overnight, at least three people kill nd this five alarm apartment fire in honolulu just

ten minutes from wi aikiki beac. the smoke will lows out, windows are being groans. glass the flying all over. >> this is crazy. >> the fire breaking out on the 26th floor of the marco polo building and spreading. residents watching as flames and smoke engulf their homes. >> then it jumped to the 27th floor. and then it jumped to the 28th floor. and that's when i said, i'm out of here. >> more than 100 firefighters on scene. evacuating some residents an instructing others to shelter in place. >> the stairwell was so full of smoke, you couldn't breathe. you couldn't see. even the fireman got down on his hands and knees and was huffing and puffing. >> 12 injured, four, including a firefighters transported to the hospital. >> i hear three or four women's voices constant scream. just screaming.

i mean, it was terrifying. >> this fire similar to the deadly inferno na consumeded the tower in london a month ago, killing about 80 people. >> we're feeling nervous, worried, concerned, a little freaked out. >> investigators say this high-rise did not have sprinklers since building codes didn't require them when it was built in 1971. >> the fire chief says had there been sprinklers, flames would have likely been contained to just one apartment. we reached out to the owners, but they are not commenting. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. marcie gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. time now the 8:05. strong winds are fuelling a massive wildfire in california. the fire has burned more than 17,000 acres in santa barbara county. it is 35% contained. more than 1,000 firefighters are trying to keep the fire away from home, but wind gusts cowell push the flames towards them.

>> just getting ready in case they need to do any kind of burping operations should the fire come out of the hills into the front country. >> it's been a week since the whittier fire began. officials have told 2700 people to evacuate. new detail on a grass fire in belmont. a 14-year-old boy playing with fireworks was responsible for setting yesterday's fire. it burned at least one acre near hastings drive. firefighters took three hours to put it out, but were ib unable to keep the flames away from nearby homes and a school. place say the teen confessed. it's unclear if charges will be filed. fireworks are illegal in the city. a man very familiar to north bay police is in jail this morning accused of choking a young boy. police arrested 49-year-old eric wayne conroy thursday and as cornell bernard found out, cop conroy has had nearly 100 run ins with the law.

>> neighbors sounding off about an incident that happened at walnut park on thursday. two teenage boys were sitting on a bench when they were approached by the 49-year-old. police say the suspect approached the teens from behind and started choking one of the boys with a canvas strap. >> police placed it around one of the 14-year-old necks and tried to left him up. he was able to struggle and free himself. >> the attack, unprovoked, the teen was not hurt and calleded 911. police arrested conroy, who's a known transient in town. this was his 19th arrest in four years. mostly for drug charges and disorderly conduct. police have tried to help. >> he's been provided various resources throughout the years. >> it's kind of scary because we

feel safe here. >> many parents on alert. the park is a popular spot, renovated in the past year. >> it's frustrating. >> this woman says they have funned safety cameras and better lighting. >> we want to see the kids back in here again, which is are happening now. >> some say they've seen him in the park before. he remains in jail charged with assault with a deadly weapon and child abuse. officials with contra costa animal services to trying to find off a man badly in need of medical treatment. the staff at the shelter named her rosy because of her rosy color and personality. she has a severe skin condition and had no identification or micro chip. here's a look at the video. the man who left her there. you can see him trying to open the locked doors of what used to be the animal depository. when i asked the man who

happened to her. >> love to have a talk with him and figure out the circumstances. it could have been this was a last resort for the person. >> he could face charges of animal abandonment and neglect. they are treating the dog so she can go up for adoption. a san jose man has been given the maximum sentence of 16 years for stalk, kidnapping and killing cats. he had to face the pet owners in court friday. they tell they say the punishment isn't harsh enough. >> will still be young when he's released. it's a terrifying thought to think of what could happen if he makes another mistake in his life. >> 26-year-old robert farm receive ed he tor turred and killed as many as 16 cats. his attorney read a statement, the maximum sentence. in it, he blamed his crimes on meth. the judge ordered him to stay away from the neighborhood and

barred him from owning r caring for animals for ten years. the prosecutor asked he register as a sex offender, but that's not part of his sentence. >> you don't have to be b a victim for it to matter. all crimes matter. we prosecute crimes. >> police arrested him in 2015, they found him with multiple cat collars and a dead cat. he pleaded guilty last year to 20 counts of animal cruelty. lisa, we're off to a cool start across the bay area, but some changes are on the way, right? >> yes, the fog is evaporating and as a result, we're 5 degree warmer than yesterday in the north bay, a beautiful shot from our tower cam. we're at 60 degrees in san francisco is, so we are already ahead of the game this morning as temperatures warm rapidly. we'll be near 90 inland by noontime. i'll have your full forecast next. >> we'll see you soon, lisa.

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the trial date in kate steinle's murder case could be set next friday. the federal agent whose stolen gun was used if the crime. melanie wood row has the story. a man charged with kate steinle's murder has said he found a gun wrapped in a t-shirt under a bench on pier 14. the bullet ricochetted off the pavement and hit steinle. someone stole it from john -- vehicle when he was off duty. it was not clear how it got to pier 14. his attorneys say he asked about the gun when the murder trial begins. say the dlm is telling them the federal agent is not subject to state subpoena. >> there's a certain degree of air begansy, which i have to ask you, do tax parris want a

federal agency to be working to try to top us from calling the witness or not provides us with information. he knows about the condition in which it was stored. the history of the weapon itself. >> in a et lehr seletter, the u department of interior outlined its regular laces. the blm is a bureau of that department. >> there is a process where we ask permission and the agency would decide whether or or not they want to abide by it. >> those issues will be hashed out in court. >> lopez sanchez' date could be set next friday. melanie woodrow, abc new news. new details on ryan lochte's criminal charges in brazil. judges have cleared him of filing a false report ft he was

caught on camera at a gas station during the summer olympics. he was with three others at the sim. he originally told tv reporters they were robbed at gunpoint. brazilian media reports they dropped the charge because a tv interview does not count as a false report. >> time now is 8:16. this weekend, all the magic of disney entertainment is under one roof at the d23 expo in anaheim. of special interest, upcoming movies including sequels to frozen and wreck it ralph. >> it's where princesses and gods converge. >> how coyou turn it. disney's d23 expo. josh and kristen bell even place ing their own kids at a frozen 2 secrets.

kind of sharing secrets with with them. different kids. i'm sharing secrets with your children. but not telling my own b about those. >> i hear there's a rumor here, you have been trading secrets with daisy ridley in exchange for secrets. >> that is not true. pixar's chief creative officer including the next big future. wreck it ralph 2. have an adventure in the internet. when you were going into her voice, your face completely contorted into a super expresive. >> your face is doing it now. these four disney princesses.

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of. >> that was amazing. >> now, your forecast with lisa, we've got low clouds and fog. getting suppressed. it's going to be a hot day. down to watsonville, here's a strong hurricane though. one of the -- it continues o spin. it's a category four and will be for the next several days. fluctuated in intensity. as we go through the early part of the week, it is still a hurricane at 110 miles an hour. 80 miles an hour on wednesday and finally, it will be down dwad graded to a tropical storm. but we are looking at heat advisories and high fire danger here. as temperatures are anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees warmer. numbers were in the 40s earlier. it is warming up, upper

elevations from 2 to 303-000 feet. temperatures are in the upper 70s. no wind at all here 57, 64 oakland, mountain view. good morning, gilroy, in the 50s here, but about 57 degrees warler today and at the coast, a chilly 54 degrees. afternoon highs, 7 degrees warmer, taking you well into the 80s. 57 in santa rosa. 64 in napa. big rebound since this morning. mid-60s by the delta. also, con sord and livermore. air quality is good today despite all of the heat that we'll be building and in fact, it's going to be a warm night tonight. nice night for baseball. we have a game tonight. we'll look for the heat add slizry for the weekend with triple digit heat, not only inland, but even by the bay, it's going to get really warm, but the coast will be comfortable, cooler pattern takes shape on monday. here's a look at your beach

forecast today. high clouds, filtered sunshine, mid and upper 60s from half moon bay the ocean beach with 82 in santa cruz. not sunny there yet. south bay, warmer today. morgan hill and gilroy, 90 in san jose. anywhere from 5 to maybe 8 degrees warmer. 77 in -- no changes from the coast. cool in the 60s. with that sea breeze picking up in the afternoon. 74 downtown in the north bay, numbers are going to climb into the mid and you arer 90s. we're looking at mid-80s down towards fremont, so a warm one. you head inland and this is what we're talking about. the triple dig heat holding on through tomorrow. trz if you're headed into the city, game is in town with 70 degrees at 6:00. it will be a mild evening. the sun sets at 8:30 and aids walk tomorrow with temperatures in the 60s and by the afternoon, it will be at about 70 degrees.

so download our app and you can track our heat wave and then a cooldown. the seven-day forecast, the heat is on this weekend. high fire danger. it is breezy after 20 miles an hour in our upper elevations, so be careful, then the rest of the week looks more summer like and typical. >> so, we'll take that. this year's aid walk san francisco is just one day away. it's tomorrow in golden gate park. the 10 dlsh k fund-raiser benefits programs such as project open hand and proseccotive resource center. still time to register. beautiful day for that. >> starts early in the morning. thank you. >> just ahead, the pitcher that went

time now is 8:25. the next time you're at at art gallery, don't do this. this is video from the 14th factory in los angeles, look on the top right side of your sreen. a woman crouches down in front of a -- to take a selfie, she leans on it and it's game over. $200,000 worth of art destroyed. you can see the employee with his hands up in shock walking down the line of ruined art. here's what the actual art work looks like. not clear who will pay for the damaged art.

check this out. this is the sound of the fastest drone in the world. the drone racing posted this video showing its prototype racer x setting the record thursday outside of new york city. the aircraft can fly at a top speed of just under 180 miles p per hour. the official world record ended up being 164.5. the racer x waying just under two pounds and you'll probably hear it before you see it. still to come, a sinkhole that's eating homes in florida. also, president trump facing new questions about his son's meeting with a russian attorney. the growing list of people who were also at that meeting.

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heat exhaustion and heatstroke if you're out there for several hour, try to stay away from the sun and increased fire dangers and keep it breezy. 57 in the city. with 65 in san jose 64 on the peninsu peninsula. look how clear. 57, santa rosa. 65 in livermore and it will climb to 40 degrees there in our inland valleys with temperatures till still in 60s. chris. >> turning now to a surreal scene in florida of a growing sing hole swallows two homes north of tampa. victor has the latest. >> breathtaking video cap the frightening hoemts as this florida home collapses. >> it was very scary, the

neighbors are incredible. just to be like the devastation happening. it's unreal. >> another home sinking, listen to it cracking to the ground. expanning across the street to about 225 wide and 50 feet deep. ungulfing two homes outside tampa. >> there's a sinkhole right next to our neighbors house and it's eating the house like completely. >> nine neighborhood families evacuated. one family getting out moments before the ground gave way. >> it was so emotional. i was crying and everything. we got the box out and couldn't save anything else. >> their home sinking into the mud. we can't control this. keep praying. lot of people are anxious right now. >> officials say this sinkhole has not moved in the last 14 hour, they might not be able to

get back into their homes until late next week. president trump has returned from france and is staying in new jersey this weekend. the presidential is now dealing with new questions about his son's meeting with a russian attorney. we're now learning about a growing list of people who were also in that room. david wright has the details! as the president stepped off air force one from paris, and returned to his clubhouse in new jersey, his -- isn't the only thing that threatens to upstage. new questions are mounting over his son don jr.'s meeting last year. >> he's a wonderful young man who took a meeting with a russian b lawyer. government lawyer, but russian lawyer. >> the one russian lawyer and other top campaign aides met with with.

>> i'm more than happy to be transparent and to cooperate. as far as this incident is concerned, this is everything. froms zpl despite that bridge of transparency, we've since lehred the meeting also including this man. a russian american lobbiest once accused of being a soviet counterintelligence officer, but who insist ted he was not trained as a spy. jared kushner and campaign chair paul manafort. he denies having any ties to russian sbjensen. he they both insist they were not doing the kremlin's bid, but the growing list will not be of interest in the investigators will be b into any and all interactions. between the trump campaign and russian interests. >> form r adviser testified

friday before the house intelligence committee. >> i had no contact with russians and never heard of anyone talking with russians. never heard of the word russia and we did not use russian dressing. >> abc new, new york. a federal jung in hawaii has issued a ruling that has further weakened president trump's travel ban. the ruling expands the list of family members that applicants can can get into the united states. the judge's ruling opens the way for relatives such as grandparents, grandchildren as well as uncles and a aunts to enter. the judge said that grandparents are the epitome of close family members and should be allowed to ent enter. jeff sessions said the administration will ask the supreme court to void the judge's ruling. happening today, protesters in san francisco plan to rally against the trump administration. a group called refuse fascism is organizing the event.

protesters will meet at 2:00 then march to the mission. they say they refuse to accept a fascist america. senators will vote on the gop bill next week. president trump praised the plan in his weekly address. he said the senate health care bill will give americans more options and lower costs. i am pleased to report we are very, very close to ending this health care nightmare. we are so close. >> the gop health care plan limits federal spending on medicaid. the newest version of the bill changes how much money states will get. democrats say it favors louisiana, montana and alaska, which are all republican dominated states. time now is 8:5. happening today, jackie spear will host a town hall meeting on health care.

the event begins at noon in pacifica. she will discuss how federal and state bills impact health care coverage. she says tens f millions of people could lose their insurance under the gop health care bill. this is part of an ongoing series of town hall meeting that she has held since the presidential election. she and other democratic congresswomen demanded their right to bare arms athey're tryt a rule that bans sleeveless attire for women in halls of congress removed from the books. paul ryan say he's working to amend the dress code to keep up with the times. time is is 8:36. this weekend, you'll wabt to double check the train schedule before taking cal train. changes begin today. trains will leave every 90 minutes instead of every hour. they are reducing weekend service because of construction. it is making improvements to use

electric cars, you can find the new schedule on the website and it will remain in effect until construction is done. still ahead, we are only six weeks away from the start to have burning man. we'll show you the unlikely source of this wood which helps to create the center piece. but first, a live look outside. get ready for hot temperatu

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the renegade craft fair is happening today at ft. mason in the marina. the craft fair features local and national artists, do it yourself workshops and food vendors. you can by jewelry, home decor and much more. organizers say it's the world's largest showcase of independent design and if row can't go tole today, you'll another chance tomorrow. lisa joining us now. you never know what you'll find there. >> good morning, everyone. we're watching the fog really disappear it was really socked in earlier. 57 degrees. it was in the upper 70s yesterday. today, low to mid-80s, so the warming trend is on. heat advisory local with high fire danger. i'll have your full forecast next. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, sunny gray is still an a despite rumors. he pitched well last night, but his final start, c

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in sports, venus williams has fallen short in her quest for a sixth title. this morning, she took on the 14th seed in the women's final. venus had two set points in the fi first set, but couldn't convert. she defeated venus in straight sets, 7-5, 6-0, for her first career grand slam title. madison bumgarner returns for the first time since getting injured in a dirt bike accident in april. first pitch at 5:40 and the a's are celebrating ricky henderson day. he'll throw out the first pitch before the game against the indians. it starts at 6:05. last night, the a's sent sunny gray to the mound as speculations swirled about him being traded. here's highlights of this

morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the second half of the baseball season started last night with rumors about gray being scratched from his scheduled start. it was all over the twitter. thought he's going to be traded. not so fast. he was on the mound against the indians on bark in the park night. look at friday. gray was on the hill. soft come backer by gomes and six scoreless innings. perhaps upping his trade value. bottom five. a's up 2-0. davis connects. against the team, he played for last year. holy toledo. 3-0, athletics. couple grounders later, the a's only all-star, alonso, to

xfinity and beyond. his 21st of the year. now, we'll see what happens with gray. giants and padres. bumgarner set for his return today. one seam on the mound. woman of the first, san diego's pirlo and nunez just off the dl. a slide and catch near the wall and he is not hurt. top of the second, cueto, a base knock with two outs. giants up 2-0, but he struggleded after only four innings. this is another guy a lot of trade rumors about. buster posey, the all-star. only one for the giants, his 11th. padres almost pulled this out, but the giants hold on by a score of 5-4. pablo sandthey steined him to a $5 million bill. a complete bust in boston and the red sox will have to pay him 49 million to leave. i will need for half of that. i promise you. steph curry and his dad have 13 points in the american century celebrity golf event in tahoe tied for 23rd. derek low is in first place. how about the football in tahoe?

aaron rodgers and the packers finding steph curry, the gorgeous diving catch. don't hurt your angle. going for the block. throws the triple. pavelski in second place doing a -- tim brown, charles woodson autographing footballs, launching them into the crowd. how about rodgers? this is a strike into the boats. in third place. justin timberlake, he's good at everything. golfer, making shots. spinning the ball, dancing with alfonso. good times in tahoe. that's your wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. good morning to you. another hot summer weekend.

ahead. but you can see the fog behind me from our tower camera. we keep getting such interest ing pictures as the fog continues to lower and thicken. two and a half mile visibility at half moon bay, but then it will disperse and we'll look for lots of sunshine at the coast, but with this hot, dry air, it's high fyfe danger. how about 99 today. so anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees warmer from yesterday, so it's a two day event. more like unusual then monday, the numbers come down even more so. they come up modestly, as you look at mt. ta manager, measuring, you'll notice a breeze from 12020 miles an hour, that's too much in the summertime as the wind comes out of the north. and we'll see some gusts around there. everything is so, so parched. fire danger concern, especially this weekend. look at the fog from point reyes down to davenport. beginning to break up. but we are look iing at those cl

numbers at the coast, so compared to yesterday, we're 3 to 5 degrees warmer from our east bay to the north bay. we had some 40s around 1/2 toe earlier, but it's nothing but sunshine here. our camera, 64 degrees already feeling oakland, mountain view, 65 in san jose with 62 in gilroy. 57 in the city. from our east bay hills camera, air quality is pretty good despite the heat. that will continue to build today. 57, santa rosa. upper 60s by the delta. mid-60s, concord and lifr more. if you've been outside, it's a warmer start and that fog here is continuing to evaporate quickly. so, a heat advisory this weekend. for the upper elevations of the north and east bay. the santa cruz mountains, triple digit heat returns. seems like this has been a trend. but here is today and our beach, mid and upper 60s, so it's been

pleasant. we escape the heat at the coast, but it wasn't warm at santa cruz at 82 and water temperature still in the mid-50s. aids walk looks fine. some mild temperatures, but 104 in antioch outside the discovery bay. we're looking at 105 in concord, with 80s around the bay. by monday, the cooling begins and it looks seasonal. into tuesday and just a little bit of warming beyond that, so highed today about 80 today. san matteo, oakland, fremont, palo alto and just near 100 in santa cruz. tonight, the fog is is patchy around half moon bay, so it's going to take all night loong t get out of the 70s. towards dawn, mid-60s. you can download our app and track the heat, the temperatures in your neighborhood and then -- here's the seven-day forecast. for the weekend, it's going to be a scorcher, sizzling inland. comfortable at the coast and we're going to spread that good

sea breeze further inland throughout next week. >> you're always telling us to wear sunscreen. i repeat. last weekend, i didn't and i spent an hour out in the sun and now, i am paying the price. so, wear that sunscreen and drink the water. thank you. zblncht in oakland, the time will set at center of this year's burning manifest value is beginning to take shape. this year, it's being made from a different material from an unlikely source. they're doing what some would call sacred work. >> it's real honor. the pem principle is an ort piece, but really more of a community service. >> to the community that asemibables here in the desert for burning man.

for all the music, bright colors and flashing lights, the temple is is something different. >> people are quiet in the space. it has power to it. it is almost indescribable what people go throuh in that space. >> the wood that's being cut fwan its journey here. along the road. >> trees that have died in an epidemic of beatles. >> year of drought left them unable to fight off the beatles. >> so pg&e cut them down and donated them to the temple crew. it's not often you hear a big utility company mention nd the same as burning man. >> this is a unique partnership. >> reuse and recycle is is important to the folks. it's important to us as well, too. >> it shows the stack of pine into three by six boards. >> we need eight of each. >> of course, one of f the most significant parts is when all

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grab b a partner and getd get ready the dance the night away. the sixth annual salsa festival wraps up tonight. one of california's biggest latin music dance parties. more than 7,000 people attend each year. the event goes from 6:00 until 10:00. if you don't know how, there will be dance lessons and admission is free. final weather check. >> seeps appropriate. very warm to hot day today with high fire danger. temperatures ranging from the mid-60s at the coast to 10 concord, livermore, antioch, 99 in fairfield. 98 in santa rosa. 80 in oakland. seven ta forecast, no change tomorrow. a warm night today. there's an athletics game, so that should be nice in cooling begins on monday and the coolest day come tuesday, but this time, we'll stop in the low 90s. how's that sound? >> there we go.

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announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." i usually stop at nothing to find the world's most exotic creatures. but every so often, i have to slow down to enjoy the view. this is unbelievable. whether it's the sky above kenya... is that cool or what? or the floor of the caribbean sea...you know what? i'd want to come in here every day. the treetops of panama... sue: this is so gorgeous. jack: or the mountaintops of patagonia. this has to be the most spectacular sight anywhere in the entire world. you'll see all that, plus my bl