the fire sparked to life at 1:15 in the canyon just east of the cal football stadium in the berkeley hills. sending an ominous plume of smoke visible in all dreirectio. this fire was within half of mile of the fire storm. >> reporter: due to the fire's proximity pge and ordered the cal campus to shut down all power at 2:40 as a recaution. no structures were threatened but husbanden of grazing goats were safely herded out.

residents were warned to shelter in place if they are sensitive to smoke. hot spots are presenting challenges. we're hearing there is power on the cal campus. there's 150 firefighters up here. they are taking it very seriously. there is a breeze. hot temperatures. ta are asking the public to stay away. there's tracffic jams on the roads leading up here. it's filled with fire vehicles up here. stay away as they get a grip on this thing and make progress in containing it. reporting live in the berkeley hills, abc 7 news. >> all right.

thank you. just about 30 minutes ago fire 7 was over this scene. they are recommending people evacuate from the mathematical science research institute and space sciences. >> power is out at parts of uc berkeley. sky 7 is live over the campus. there are sporadic outages but some buildings are still open. pg&e has required transformers be shut down but the outage is being delayed. the fire comes on one of the hottest days of the week. >> let's talk to spencer christian about the forecast. >> it is a hot day all around the bay area. our inland areas where temperatures have approached the triple digit range. right now we'll take a look at conditions near the fire. it's 87 degrees. it's warm there and it's

relatively dry with humidity 22%. winds are gusting to 14 miles an hour. it's breezy with occasional gusts where the winds aren't strong there. this live doppler 7 shows the image from the smoke from the fire rising up to 10,000 feet in the atmosphere. these are the conditions that increase the fire danger. there will be limited cooling overnight. another hot afternoon is expected tomorrow with breezy conditions. vegetation is dry and fires could easily start and spread in these condition. i should mention our heat advisory that we've had the last couple of days have been extended to 9:00 tomorrow night. one more day of heat advisory mainly for hills and inland vallees where it will be hot once again. thank you so much, spencer. in san jose a heat advisory kept people and pet indoors this afternoon. >> they don't like it when it's hot.

>> dog walkers took extra precautions planning their walks for early this morning. dogs can overheat quickly because they have to pants to cool themselves. other people beat the heat by taking advantage of free air-conditioning at the mall since the hottest time of day is around now. it's a good idea to save the heavy exercise for early in the morning or after sunset. let's take a live look from our mt. tam camera. looks nice out there. you can track the heat with the accuweather app. new developments now on last month's near miss involving an air canada flight landing at san francisco international airport. turns out it was much closer to hitting another lane than we first thought. new aim js show an air canada jet approaches the taxi way with four jets were lined up to take off. it was as low as 59 feet off the ground. not a hundred as earlier

reported. it could have flown a few dozen feet waiting to take after waiting to go around for making another landing. >> making that kind of mistake ask not that unusual but failing to do a go around under 500 feet is. >> the report says the air canada plane was so far off court it disappeared from the radar for about 12 seconds. it had already passed over the united plane over the taxi way. it showed a blind spot that's supposed to alert air traffic controllers to avoid these types of misses. we'll have much more on this new report in a live report at 5:00. we have new information on another sfo story about that teenager who jumped out of that emergency door yesterday when his plane from panama city landed in the bay area. >> just a strange story. we have new information affect this teenager and whether he may face charges. >> authorities confirm to abc 7

news technically, it is a violation of federal law to open the plane's emergency door without crew member instruction. official say that's what a 17-year-old did at sfo yesterday but san mateo county district attorney says the case is not being referred for criminal prosecution. >> we have an over wing exit that's open. >> as the pilot radioed the control tower and passengered watched this surprise the teen jumped out, slid down the wing on to the tarmac. he was quickly detained and taken to a hospital near the airport. abc 7 news has learned the boy is bay area residents and u.s. citizen flying alone. he looked fidgety and distrau t distraught. there's no evidence it was terror related and no contrabands was found.

it's prompted new safety and security questions. >> now security officials for the airport and airliners will have to consider what are some of the precautions they have to take in order to make sure that somebody isn't doing this. that might include having some sort of trigger on the emergency exit. >> this happened on board flight 208 from panama city. the teen was sitting in the exit row. that is permitted as long as you're 15 years old. dan and alma. police in fremont have arrested man who fired a gun at the tesla plant. officers arrested reginald simon. he's an employee. investigators say he was clearing the gun to make sure it had no bullets. when it went off into the floor, simon is charged with possession of a concealed firearm and negligent discharge of a firearm. a san jose man is accused of

using a small recording device to record people including children in restroom. >> the 34-year-old was arrested monday after police received a tip about the possible hidden camera at enlightenment studio. >> reporter: well, san jose police were lucky to get the tip. they included an sd card with images that disturbed them. the very next day they were on the doorstep of man's studio and immediately charging him with possible making of child porn. now the enchantment studio is located in a store front in a strip mall. the sign says it offers art and music lessons plus academic tutors. they found images of a child under age ten. police say they also found a hidden camera in the bathroom at

the rear of the studio. electronic media have been turned over for analysis. neighboring shopkeepers say nguyen operated the studio seven day a week. police are trying to determine how many victim there is might be. a man who sent his grandson to the studio said he trusted nguyen. >> we're trying to determine exactly who is on the images. being that it's a sole bathroom facilit facility, not only are we concerned about children and pas parents and additional staff in any exist. >> five years he come here, my grandson. i trust him. he's doing good now in middle school because they help him. >> you trust mr. nguyen? >> yeah. >> reporter: i noticed posted on the studio website says the facility is closed for now and the staff is cooperating with law enforcement. it says the safety of the children is their prioritpriori. san jose police admit the

investigation is still at the early stage. they are hoping to hear from others who might have been caught on that hidden camera in the bathroom at the enchantment studio. we're live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> all right. san francisco firefighters are investigating what started a fire between the walls of two buildings in ther loin. the fire began after 1:00 and damaged two buildings. firefighters say when they arrived they saw smoke rising from the roof. several families were evacuated. no one was hurt. burglaries in the bay area are not anything new but this break in at one home got a lot more than valuables. the family says the suspected thief stole preeshs memories from a woman with dementia. i don't know where i'd be able to pick him up if i couldn't do it on market street. >> the big changes coming to san francisco's market street. how it will affect you whether you drive or ride. long lines as job keekers hope to find work at amazon.

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residents are upset after someone broke into their neighborhood's home. the victim a bay area community leader who served under multiple presidents now has dementia and her family can not help but wonder if she was targeted for that reason. chris nguyen has a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: in the hills some are questioning the safety of their neighborhood. >> we should all look after each other. never though someday it could happen to you. >> reporter: this after a man broke into the home of an elderly woman this week moments after she left with her caretaker to run errands. surveillance video catches the thief as he goes from room to room. a number of chinese antiques as well as jewelry and other priceless possessions were taken from the home. >> these memories of her past, of her husband are all that she has. they even took locks of her late husband ease hair. >> reporter: the victimdementia.

>> this is the first time i experience this. they search everything. they took everything i had. >> reporter: despite what happened, the san mateo county sheriff's office says residential burglaries are down 60% from january to july of 2017 compared to the same time period last year. they say it's the result of the time they've dedicated to connecting with the community. >> as detectives working through the case they are picking up little crumbs and pieces to put the puzzle together. anything they can get in the form of picture, we use all that. >> reporter: meanwhile her family has posted video of the burglar or facebook. so far it's been viewed nearly 8 8 80,000 times. community members doing their part to spread the word. >> why would a thief want to target my 80-year-old mother-in-law. >> reporter: chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> now the suspect in the case has not been identified yet but

the sheriff's office is actively working this case. danville police are giving residents a heads up about an active shooter drill taking place tomorrow. the training exercise will take place between 8:00 and noon at a rock church. police say it will be limited to the areas within the church grounds. it will not extend into the surrounding neighborhood. it will involve similar plait systemlated explosive sounds. big changes may be coming to the way you navigate market street. the better market street project, as it's called was just approved and would affect traffic to 10th street. tiffany wilson has the story. >>s the pretty crowded and a little bit scary.

>> reporter: after years of debate officials have plan to drastically change the market street corridor. most notably private cars including uber and lyft will be banned. >> i don't like it because that's how i make my living. i pick up employees for work here from the station and drive them in. i don't know where i'd be able to pick them up if i couldn't do it on market street. >> reporter: san francisco's public work director says cross traffic will still be allowed. commercial vehicles will have access to the curb lane why muni will have exclusive use of the center lanes. >> the idea is to reduce the congestion and make it an urban place where people can enjoy market street and have a great experience. >> reporter: these renderings show a new proposed look. >> i'm pretty excited about one that's separate. >> i don't know if concrete will be any better.

>> reporter: the project has an estimated $604 million price tag. the city already has about 100 million set aside for construction. construction is expected to begin at the very end of next year. it will be completed in six phases. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. bart facing a 25 to $35 million shortfall now has a better idea. take a look at this. they're not adding ford v8s to power bart but your next car may be a rolling billboard. you'll soon see bart cars with decals and logos for keiser as well as united and alaska airlines. the first of 17 cards to be add are already riding the rails. >> we expected to bring in $79,000 this year and over a three-year period could bring in $5.1 million by using a resource that we already have. >> july ridership down 2.6% compared to a year ago.

bart hopes to find a more advertisers to help close that budget shortfall and help avoid another fare hike. as they say, hot enough for you? >> yes. it's going to only gradually cool down. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have very warm conditions across most of the bay area. we do have the low clouds and fog at the coast. it's a little bit cooler there than other locations. this is a view of the low clouds. these are our forecast features. the heat advisory we had the last couple of days. it will be hot inland and the heat will ease by the end of the week. right now we're looking at temperature readings of 73 here in san francisco. it's 94 down at fremont. look at the inland east bay. we have numerous triple digits.

overnight it's going to be mild to warm once again. low temperatures in part of the inland east bay. we'll drop only into the mid to upper 60s to around 70 degrees. it will be a bit cooler overnight in the north bay where we'll see upper 50s. it whether get sunny year by midday. look for high temperatures in the mid to upper 90s inland. mid-80s by the bay and mid-60s on the coast. more specifically, looking at highs tomorrow, look for 88 at is a santa clara. we'll sigh highs in thewedwood mountain view. low to mid-60s on the coast. look for highs of 72 degrees. 66 over in the sunset district. up in the thort bay over hazy

sunshine we'll see low to mid-90s. 79 in oakland. all of the locations will be in the mid to upper 90s. the heat will continue on friday wu it will be diminished just a bit, decreased just a bit. down to the low 90s in most inland, east bay locations. there will be some cooling on friday. further cooling on saturday. temperatures continue to display themselves in a more moderate, more comfortable range and on sunday further cooling as well. the intense heat that we have experienced in the last couple of days and today will not be with us as we get to the weekend. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. just mid-90s inland as the heat begins low 90s saturday and sunday.

low 60s on the coast. the pattern of highs will remain through the middle of next week. we don't expect another spike in the heat for a while. thank you, spencer. >> new details about that controversial speech president trump gave at the boy scouts p what the scouts are saying didn't happen. didn't happen. at at&t, we believe in access. didn't happen. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more.

a royal send off today for prince phillip. the 96-year-old carried out his final official solo public appearance at a parade today in london. molly hunter has a look at today's appearance and what's next for the prince. >> reporter: a royal send off. a parade honoring the marines. the 96-year-old had been joke about his impending requirement quipping i'm discovering what it's like to be on your last

legs. he's famous for off the cuff remarks making queen elizabeth laugh. a reluctant public servant at first, he's been by the queen's side for the last 40 years. >> what does that involve? >> well, supporting her, doing the things that is valuable to her. >> reporter: despite his advanced years, the prince has done more than 50 public vents this year. they do more events than any other royal. back in may buckingham palace announced the prince would be putting up his royal feet. it's all taken its toll. last christmas the couple came down with heavy colds. the prince has been hospitalized over the last several times over the past few years. today looking spry for his 96 years. we'll see prince phillip from time to time but queen will solder on alone. she's slowing down gradually and

prince charles and those young royals will be stepping uptaking some of the load off the queen. the boy scouts are disputing president trump's claim that scouting officials praised the speech he made at last week's national jamboree. the president said he got call from the head of the boy scouts said the speech was quote, the greatest speech made. the scout said they're unaware of any such call. a top scouting official apologized to the scouting community offended by the political rhetoric used this the speech. james comey has a book deal. he will write about everything from allegations of ties between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign. the book is untitled and scheduled for publication next spring. president trump taking on immigration. >> this competitive application process will favor applicants

who can speak english. >> the proposal aimed at cutting legal immigration in the united states. a successful missile launch off the coast of california. why authorities say the test is not in response to north korea. we're continuing to follow that breaking news in the east bay. you're looking at live pictures from sky 7 of a fire still burning in the hills above berkeley. we'll have the latest on that just ahead. stay with us.

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we just got an update on the fire near grizzly peak. ten acres have burned. firefighters say they have the front leading edge under control despite dangerous terrain. you're looking at live pictures from sky 7. there's no mandatory evacuations but some people are voluntarily evacuating. the fire is not threatening any homes. abc 7 news reporter is at uc berkeley where police now say no power outage is expected but some classrooms are closed. this is the handwritten sign at the disabled students program. lis say 34-year-old nguyen

had a hidden camera in the bathroom of his studio and attempted to manufacturer child porn. in afghanistan two u.s. service members were killed in a suicide bombing. the taliban has claimed responsibility. president trump is backing legislation by two republican senators to curb legal immigration into the united states. they want to slash the number of immigrants by 50% over ten years. abc news reporter is live in washington with the new developments. emily. >> reporter: this would change the green card process and give priority to english speaking and those with high education level. >> reporter: he calls it part of his campaign promise to protect u.s. workers. >> this competitive application

process will favor applicants who is speak english, financially support themselves and their families and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. >> reporter: republican senators tom cotton and david perdue joining the president saying the u.s. brings in more than a million legal immigrants each year. a number they argue is much too high. >> over 50% of the our households of legal immigrants participate in our social welfare system. 1 out of 15 come in with skills that are employable. >> reporter: their bill would cut the number of legal immigrants by 50% over ten years. the senators first introduced it in february. it didn't get much traction then and already fellow republicans are speaking out against it now. lindsey graham of south carolina saying if this proposal were to become law, it would be devastating to our state's economy which relies on the immigrant work force. supporters of the bill say it would help low skilled american

workers compete but critics reich the u.s. chamber of commerce and some democrats say it would make things harder for businesses and hurt the u.s. economy. >> one of president trump's top aides took questions about the legislation in today's briefing and painted a different picture about how much it will affect immigration policy. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: the senators who put this bill together described it as modest in recollect chang-- incremental changes. suggesting more extreme measures. >> thank you so much. president trump signed into law new sanctions against russia. the bill passed overwhelmingly in the house and senate is aimed at punishing the country for its interference in the 2016

election. the president isn't happy with the bill calling it significantly flawed because it hinders his ability to negotiability. the law restricts his ability to ease sanctions without congressional involvement. oppositional leaders in venezuela are calling for investigation of official turn out for the election were inflated. the results were off by a million votes. >> we know without any doubt that the turn out of recent election for a national assembly was manipulated. >> venezuela council reported that more than eight million people cast ballots. ob sigs leaders questioned that figure and one exit poll suggested the turn out was less than half that amount. developing news out of minnesota. >> one person is dead and one

person still missing after an explosion and building collapse in a minneapolis school. fire officials say a gas line exploded at a private school this morning. firefighters quickly put it out. seven people have been hospitalized. one person is in critical condition. if convicted of the most serious charges, he could face up to 20 years in prison. u.s. air force says it successfully test launched an unarm eed missile today. the launch took place after 2:00 this morning landing in the marshal islands. 4200 miles away. the air force issued a statement saying the test was scheduled and not done in response to last friday's icbm launch by north korea. the statement also said that the

launch demonstrates america's readiness to deter, detect and defend against attacks on u.s. allies. keeping cool as the temperatures rise. >> we really are trying to make it a comfortable space for them to be in when it is so warm. >> breaking records in the usually mild northeast. i'm spencer christian. this is the view from mt. tam. i'm happy to report that we see a break in the heat spike coming our way. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. facebook. just post them with the (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain.

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the heat is on but not just here in the bay area. a place that's refuge for vacationers are now dealing with some unprecedented temperatures there. >> reporter: a possible historic heat wave in the northwest. temperatures shattering records. redding california suffering through the all time hottest day ever there, 113 degrees. portland forecasted to hit 107 degrees. they are people and animals doing their best to stay cool. >> we really are trying to make it a comfortable space for them to be in when it is so warm.

>> reporter: seattle could also reach triple digit temperatures which has only happened three times in the past 12 years. officials warning of the danger of the heatstroke especially since only about 15% of the homes there have air-conditioning. no surprise that across the northwest acs are a hot commodity. >> today it's been swamped. we sold about 130 to 140 pieces of air-conditioners. other people head to the mall, pools and any place they can take a dip. >> being in the water is great. cool off and get in the shade. >> reporter: searching for some relief which is hard to come by for firefighters. battling 48 wildfires fueled by these extreme temperatures. the heat is not letting up. with triple digit temperatures in the forecast and parts of the northwest for the next few days. marci gonzalez, abc news, los

angeles. our heat is not quite letting up yet either. here is a look at live doppler 7. it's quite toasty in our inland areas and probably will be for one more day. let's take you down to at&t park where the bay bridge series continues tonight. giants hosting the a's at 7:15. game time sunny and 65 degrees. great baseball weather. overnight it will be mild to warm. lows in the morning will reach only into the mid to upper 60s even around 70 in some spots. highs tomorrow will range from mid-60s at the coast to some 80s around the bay where today we had triple digits. good-bye triple digits but the heat will be slow to ease up, as you can see. it won't be until the weekend that we start to see some significant cooling. high temperatures drop back into the low 90s in our inland areas. we'll see upper 70s around the bay and low 60s on the coast.

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amazon is on a hiring blitz. the retailer is adding thousands of employees across the state. the turn out was much bigger than expected. >> reporter: on this day online means something different for amazon as thousands waiting here and in nine other low kcations

seeking work. >> it's fast growing company. why wouldn't you want to work for amazon? >> reporter: they're hoping to fill 50,000 jobs in giant warehouses where people work alongside machines to sort, pack and shift kuts mcustomer orders. 40,000 of the positions are full-time. starting wages ranging from 11.50 to $13 an hour. a lot of these folks will be walking out with on the spot job officers. >> reporter: the hiring spree reflects amazon's growth amid traditional retails decline. >> the future for malls is dark. if you're in brick and mortar retail you're running scared from amazon. >> i'm here for the benefits. they say you get benefits from day one. >> i'm looking forward to getting hired. >> i was surprised of the crowd

here. it's pretty amazing. it shows how the state of the committee is n economy is not what they are saying it is. >> reporter: this job fair was supposed to last a few hours. look at the people in line. the demand for jobs at amazon like the company sales is booming. >> we have some new information about amazon's plan to expand in the bay area. we reported last month that the online giant is renting 180,000 square feet of space. this follows amazon signing recent deals for space in east palo alto and they are looking to hire 1100 people in the bay area. we have a link on abc7news.com. day is closed for goodwill's flagship store. it will close on august 12th. news of the closure isn't new. goodwill sold the property back

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they are set on becoming the best in the country thanks from money they are receiving from an unfortunate disaster. >> one, two, ready. ♪ . >> reporter: known for working hard, this marching band has a history. >> this was the band. the marching band was so popular in the day they were invited to perform at president kennedy's inauguration in 1961. copies of newspaper articles highlighting the event lived by hiends this glass display. with time the band lost some of its thunder until this past year when they got a new director and money. grant's from the san bruno

explosion are being used for school programs. the band received $19,000 last year and will get another 116,000 over the next three years. >> they wanted to ensure that the community was going to benefit from that event that really destroyed a neighborhood and affected everybody in the area. >> reporter: the band has now nearly doubled in size. now they can buy more instruments, uniforms and be able to travel. >> seeing this band grow from barely anything it's wow. >> one of the goals for us as a band is to get back to that place of they know what they're doing. >> reporter: this week they were practicing for what they hope will be a memorable year. >> they sound great. right now the band is 52 members

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this fire has been small but smoky and stubborn nonetheless all day. the piggest problem has been the hilly terrain. >> abc 7 news reporter begins our live coverage tonight. >> reporter: firefighters are saying they are starting the get a grip on this fire. it's burned ten acres so far but it's only 10% contained. grizzly peak is completely shut down. you can see some of the smoke rising behind me in the berkeley hills. they are asking the public to avoid this area. itd roared into a five alarm blaze that ripped through the tall grasses and brush and trees up here in the hills