test >> the air tank here's dropped flame retardant, we witnessed multiple drops. this is being called the edwards fire. just off the 580. this grew to an estimated 20 acres. it is now 50% contained. we show you some foot ang of containment, now that the fire is knocked down.

you can see how close this is to a building under construction. now i've confirmed there was a crew who evacuated from that construction site of the but firefighters are still investigating the cause around 100 homes were forced to evacuate. >> i was washing my car about 12:15. i ran about a block away and i noticed the actual fire and smoke. i tried to call 911 around that time. >> it is pretty scary. it happened a can you please years ago in the entrance. and now this is the second type. it is pretty scary. >> we'll be here several days. i mentioned the steep terrain. there was heavy flame and fuels. >> it is unclear when residents will be allowed back in. campus drive at the top of the hill was evacuated. there are many homes on the back side of the ring line. it was incredibly critical to keep it from spreading.

it is along sky view drive. the first row of homes were evacuated. there was some voluntary evacuations, skyline high school, those are volunteer and parents. we are expecting an update from fire officials within the 4:00 hour. hopefully get more information on when evacuates might be able to return hole. >> when we do have the fire that's the, we'll take that live. in the meantime, i want to share with you, that neighbors posted pictures and shared them with us. this one here from renato showing the plane dropping bright red fire retardant. they tweeted this video. i'll play for you the smoke from her vantage point, a

neighborhood pretty close to the fire. here's another video from marcel. i'll turn up the sound here. you can hear the winds that we were talking about that are whipping that fire and driving the flames. this video shows the precarious position of the fire department at the bottom of the hill. some of the neighbors right there will to evacuate. now vanessa posted this picture taken from her porch. you can see flames. from bay farm island inial need. see the about six mileslyywa a smoke. finally, klay thompson tweeted, i just wanted to say thank you to all the firefighters and first responders working so hard to put this fire out. thanks for sharing and remember to use the #abc 7 now. let's get right to spencer christian on the latest on the fire concerns and it is warm in the hills. >> it is warm and dry and breezy

and that adds up to fire danger. wind conditions right now. pretty gusty and these winds are coming out of the north. the air rushes down hill. it compresses and gets warmer and you can see it on the 24-hour temperature change. up to 12 degrees warmer than this time yesterday in oakland and hayward. the high fire danger is a factor. we have a red flag warning until 5:00 tomorrow afternoon, where the north and east bay hills. all heading to the increased fire risk. so right now, 82 degrees in san francisco right now. 91 in oakland. 89 in mountain view. 90 in san jose. looking down to the bay, we have temperature readings, 90, 95 degrees. and 88 in livermore. i'll give you a look at how the conditions may change later in the week a little later.

>> thank you. see new few minutes. a frightening scene overflight in southern calf. a firestorm forced more than 1,000 people from their homes in the santa ana mountains between anaheim in orange county is that corona and riverside county. at this point, that fire has burned more than 2,500 acres. it is only 5% contained. more now from greg lee of our sister station in los angeles. >> air tankers began making drops at dawn in corona as firefighters continue to battle the canyon fire. the wind driven blaze forced the evacuation of hundreds last night. sherry johnson came to check on her and her neighbor's homes. the back of one skornged by flames. >> it was devastating. it was. all of russ very fortunate though. >> the fire engines set up all around these neighborhoods in the his, preparing for the winds

to pick up and shift direction. >> what we're concerned about, the change of wind direction. all the smoke you see coming off the top of the hill, that has the potential on contain embers and fire brands. >> many were relieved to find their homes intact. but they know kit change in an instant. many finding comfort seeing firefighters all along their street of the will. >> so they were able to do that last night. it looks like we might make it through and it feels a lot better to know they're here. >> abc7 news. arrests and more violence at cal today, despite the cancellation of free speech week. things got heated when a prominent free speech advocate showed up on campus. >> laura anthony with the details. >> reporter: hi, we're on sprout plaza. this event is continuing as we speak. joey gibson is holding a rally here behind us. it is all peaceful at this point. buttier today, around 2:00, when

he first appeared near campus, there were some skufs with counter protesters and it lists three arrests. it was contentious from the start. as patriot prayer leader joey gibson walked through sprout plaza. past dozens of police officers and bright orange barricades to an empathy tent, set up in the front of campus. there gibson took on list critics face to face. d't care of your skin. i am a christian. >> protesters say as he white supremacist, alt-right. >> no. i'm trying to bring the right and the left. so the moderates can could that together and we can move this

conversation further. >> after a brief scuff, including the controversial right wing figure headed down telegraph avenue where counter protest leader and sever others were arrested. gibson finally stopped at people's park for a rally with his supporters. >> the crowds with the torches and stuff, some of those people there charlottesville are right here. >> and we're back live. this is the scene a few yards away from where joey gibson is still speaking to his supporters in the center of sprout plaza. that's just a small contingent of the larger number of police who are here. there's been a lot made of the amount of money spent on security for this event, or these events, free speech week

that was canceled. $800,000 is the number that kept the security plans in place, even though free speech week itself was canceled. live at uc berkeley. abc7 news. >> all right of the thank you. four people were arrested and i want to give you the names will and the identities of the people that were arrested. because late this afternoon, the photos were released by berkeley police. yvonne of oakland resisted arrest and committed battery. las vegas resident ricky joseph is accused of carrying a banned women. eddie robinson was arrested for resisting arrest and from placer koibl, accused of illegal body armor and vy it ai, violating probation. there is latest on the fire.

>> emergency responders to get direct access to the scene. we have roughly another 40 to 50 person that he will were from the mutual aid resources that assisted directly here on the scene and others have recovered at fire stations of the so at this time, again as i stated, 60% containment of the the political perimeter a tdunro fire. the majority of the areas have been allowed for residents to you they open up and return to the residence. there is one inspects we'll need to continue to assess for the next few hours before we can open up the campus drive. again, i want to rehe said if a size that this was a collaborative effort among many individuals and many agencies. and we have excellent incident command. it helps in relatively quick manner. with that, i'll take any questions you have. >> how many homes were threatened?

>> directly, i would say we had at least two to three dozen homes that i can see as a guestimate. however, we did evacuate well over 100 homes. >> so adding up the personnel that was close to 100 people? >> i'll put it in the category of roughly 320 person he. >> do you plan to be out here overnight? >> yes. we'll have crews in place. units on top for structure protection and to monitor any flare-up that's can take place and we'll have crews at the bottom as well. we'll have to be strategic on how we place the crews. more than likely, the next few days. >> what were some of the unique challenges your take faced today? >> the terrain. if you look at the steepness of the grade, we have personnel up on the slope and i'm not sure how they were abe to get there safely. they're up there and tha to thid

no injuries. the terrain, the rapid rate of spread,igficant concern. we did have some wind that was starting to kick up a little bit as well. and i saw some pretty tall flames. they all have experience and i'm sure they can speak more in depth than i can. >> it is still under investigation at this time. >> we have a lot of units in place. we want to ensure we have continued access into where hot spots are located. and we want to allow people into their homes in particular. due to the configuration in that area, they're a little closer to the parameter of the fire of e

the. >> so there's the wrap up from the chief on this situation. 60% of the fire has been contained. they had evacuated 100 homes and you can hear about the challenges of fighting this particular blaze. and they're going to be there tonight of the. in the meantime, president trump not down over his criticism of the nfl. >> it was a shame. >> stanford's football coach weighs in of the. >> plus the effort

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president trump is slamming the nfl again on twitter and at the white house. >> this comes on the heels of the latest show of solidarity from the cowboys taking a knee with owner jerry jones on monday night football. >> this morning, president trump is taking on the nfl for the fourth straight day of twitter. calling out the league. saying the only way out for them is to set a rule that you can't kneel during our national anthem of the. >> for people to disrespect that, by neeg during the playing of ourer sna our snaem disgrace. >> the sxoucowboys last night. jerry jones taking a free before the national anthem, then standing up and linking arms for the star spangled banner with

the cardinals. ♪ for the ramparts we watch >> tweeting, that was a great show of unity. >> boos can be heard from the sellout crowd in arizona. >> and outside the stadium, divided. >> if you stand or kneel, do your thing. >> they took a knee during the anthem, i would have packed up my stuff and i would be gone. >> across the country, fans are burning their gear in protest. >> alejandroville navio speaking out, he was the only pittsburgh steeler on the feed at the beginning of the game on sunday. >> i feel embarrassed. unintentionally, i left my teammates behind. >> and facing back lash, they explained by not taking the field, the players were trying to stay out of making a political statement.

not boycotting the anthem. today, stanford football coach david shaw said if he were in the nfl, he would not take a knee but respects those who do. >> i wouldn't kneel. that's not me. but i love those who are of some of those guys are family to me and their points are very, very valid. what they're trying to accomplish is noble. >> shaw said there is a misconception of what is being protested. he believes some of them joined the protest as a reaction to president trump and not to support social justice. it's complicated. "sports illustrated" has jumped into the issue as well. today they had a titl they went to school at cal. conspicuous by his absence here is colin kaepernick who actually started all of this. >> right.

something else controversial, tonight the santa clara city council and the levi authority will discuss the curfew. the band code play is scheduled to play at levi stadium next month and they asked for a curfew extension request. the 49ers say the city has been unreasonable and it is impacting employment for hundreds of people. >> all right. let's check the forecast. we talked about the firing in the oakland hills. >> right. not only is it getting warmer he, the fire danger is rising burks we have poor air quality and tomorrow will be a spare the air day. it does feel nice and summery out there. let's take a look at a live view at the golden gate bridge.

these are our forecast features. we'll see he supper-like warmth. high fire danger tomorrow. a spare the air day. we'll have a much cooler pattern by the end of the weekend and it will continue into the weekend. we're looking eastward, westward from the hills. the air quality remains tomorrow, especially in the inland east bay of the just moderate at best. and so another summer spare the air day. overnight, look for clear skies. mid 50s to upper 50s. the inland east bay, the lows will drop to 59, 60, 61 degrees. then as we look ahead to tomorrow, another warm one. even at the coast. we'll see highs to about 80 degrees. and half moon bay. look for highs in the upper 80s in san francisco, oakland, down to the south bay.

the expected high in south bay. 92 in san rafael. and thursday, the warmth eases up a little bit. only 70s on the coast on thurs. sharp cooldown begins on friday. it will be sharply cooler. and the highs to the mid 60s on the coast. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. and that pattern remains steady into saturday. so the cooling will continue through the weekend. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the temperatures will be in a much more seasonal range after thursday. the cooling that begins friday will continue, not only through the weekend but also, all the way into the middle of next week. so the skies will be bright. the days will be mostly sunny. it will be a whole lot cooler. that of course will diminish the risk of fire. as the temperatures go down and

the air gets more humid. that will bring down the fire risk. >> that's welcome news. okay, the first contestant is gone but the dancing isn't over. plus, not your usual place for a wedding. the big s

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it is very competitive and the heat is really on for latin night. from the best to the worst, the 12 remaining teams are only separated by five judges' points. >> it is incredible. >> george found himself on top of the leaderboard for the second week. >> we have a job to do. i'm grateful to be alive let alone here and in this show and on my two feet. >> for this being the third dance of the season, the competitors are feeling the pressure. >> being the only la tina and going into latin night, i fee like there's a lot of expectation. not just from my dancing partner or the judges or the cast members, but from my family.

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here are the stories making headlines. a brush fire in the oakland hills threatened approximately 100 homes. it started in the hills north of 580 of first responders stopped the progress before it reached any homes of the now 60% contained. cal fire dropped flame retardant around hopes that were threatened in the his. katie said traffic was snarled of the the chp had to close off-ramps. they tweeted from berkeley where a canceled right wick event turned into an impromptu rally of we have video of a counter protester who was arrested for

resisting arrest. and melanie tweeting, a lawsuit againstequifax. why it violated state law when it was hacked. and senators will not vote on the latest gop health care plan. the president said he is disappointed by republican who's would not support the push to repeal obamacare. >> reporter: for years, republicans have promised to repeal and replace obamacare. the graham/cassidy bill is the latest effort that just couldn't get enough support. republicans' last-ditch effort falling short. we've made the decision, since we don't have the votes, we'll postpone the vote of the. >> reporter: admitting defeat after mitch mcconnell canceled the vote. three republicans said they would vote against it that timed repeal and replace the affordable care act and that was enough to ensure its defeat. >> we are disappointed in

certain so called republicans. rand paul, john mccain and most reasonly susan collins puck the rug out from under the plan saying she can't afford the effort of the. >> it was clear to me the graham cassidy bill was not the answer of the the answer to the bill, the deep cuts to medicaid. the fear premiums for many would likely rise. the bill's co-sponsor says this latest attempt won't be the last of the. >> i am confident, as i can be, that graham, heller, cassidy, johnson, will be the alternative to obamacare. it will be in this congress under a better process. >> and republicans say for now, they are moving on and focusing on reforming the tax code. they say they will ghak on that hallmark campaign promise the repeal and replace obamacare. live from washington, abc7 news. polls close in less than 30

minutes in today's senate election in alabama. the front-runner roy moore rode to the polls on a horse. that came after judge flashed a handgun. president trump supports current senator luther strange and campaigned for him last friday. the win her face the democratic candidate in december. president trump's long time associate and friend roger stone wrapped up testimony today with the house tension committee. he said there was no evidence whatsoever that there was any collusion between the trump campaign and russia. and he said he has no contact with robert mueller who is also conducting an investigation. russia is taking aim at facebook. a 2-year-old russian law requires companies to store personal dataussian a

citizens in russia. the court rule violated the law on data storage, available in russia only if accessed via proxy services of the. the governor of puerto rico says the side is facing a humanitarian crisis and is pleading for immediate help. right now, shattered trees, downed power lines, limited food and water, gas lines seem to be endless with desperate people waiting in the sun for a few gallons of fuel. residents and officials are not happy with fema. president tru people saying the response has flattened. >> if you don't take this crisis seriously, this will be your katrina. >> i want the people of puerto rico to know they'll get the support and aid that texas and florida have been enjoying. >> today, president trump defended his administration's response and announced he will

visit the island a week from today. meanwhile, maria remain asser could 1 hurricae. a tropical storm warning is moving up. calf has been addressing public pension short falls. now the legislation is taking a closer look at concerns with school districts of the two of them are now challenged. abc newsexains, if nothing is done, we'll all end up paying for it. >> reporter: adjusted for inflation, school districts are spending twice as much on let benefits than 13 years ago. we're talking about, from the age of 65. >> that just means we won't be abe to move up in our salary negotiations as high as we would want to.

we now be paying for those obligations. so it makes it tricky. >> according to the legislative analyst office, some 62 districts have a sizable unfunded liability. >> so what does that mean? let's say i have a thousand dollars in future payment obligations. but up to now, i've only saved $800. this means i have a shortfall of $200. across all districts, the unfunded lie about it is $24 billion of the will on the top of the list is los angeles unified with an expected shortfall. and in san francisco, there's an unfunded lie about it of $604 million. the legislative analyst's office is recommending that districts begin reducing their future costs while setting aside more

money. >> we're not walking away with it. when these short falls occur, southern california on the hook to cover them. abc7 news. the push to make railway saf safer. >> and online fraud involving pets. what you need to know. we're looking at sunny skies but we have increased fire risk. i'll have the accuweather foreca by living off the grid.

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breakig news at san francisco international airport, sky 7 is over sfo. somebody stabbed a police officer in the leg. this occurred at the baggage claim area of terminal one. the officer, we're told, will be okay. there all happened a can you hours o.ag had been acting strange before the stabbing and that person is now in custody. we do have a crew working on the story and we'll bring you live updates on abc7 news at 5:00. an track making a push along the bay area railroad tracks. we got a look a train engineers see as they head down the tracks. drivers who don't play it safe

at crossings and pea walking along the tracks, a chronic problem of by the time an engineer sees someone, it may be too late. >> at 79 miles an hour, maybe three quarters to a mile. >> wow! so not a lot of time. >> last year, 153 people died in california accidents involving trains and cars or pedestrians. many in the bay area. let's start with live doppler 7, showing subby skies across the cabrera. overnight, it will be clear with lows in the mid to upper 50s to around 60. low to mid 90s in the next inland locations. high temperature in the next couple days of well above the

average for this tie of year. tomorrow, 87, down to 82 on thursday. still well above average of the and then temperatures plummet with a high of only 69 for the remainder of the weekend. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it will be warm again tomorrow and not much cooler on thursday, as the warmth eases up a few degrees. especially in the inland areas. we'll see mid 90s tomorrow. then all the bay area will cool down and will remain in the relatively cool range through next week. and san francisco's libraries are offering a refuge during this ongoing heat. they're on more than a dozen sites. the city is designated as cooling stations. they are reaching out to seniors who might be at risk. >> we're already reaching out with you a those community partners to make sure that they are doing wellness checks.

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11:00. ten people including four ncaa stabili assistant coaches are charged in a corruption case. they are charged with receiving bribes. >> the picture painted by the charges brought today is not a pretty one. coaches at some of the top perhaps, soliciting and accepting bribes. >> identifying the four as chuck person, emanuel richardson of arizona, tony bland of the university of southern calf, and lamont evans of oklahoma state. six others also charged. >> managers and financial advisers circling blue chip prospects like coyotes.

employees of one of the world's largest sports wear companies, secretly funneling cash to the families of high school recruits. >> among they will, james gato. according to documents, they funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribe money. providing athletic scholarships to students who ineligible because of the bribes. >> they said we have your play book and this investigation ongoing. that's a pretty scary thought. >> they said the investigation is continuing, but first, the coaches taking bribes from agents and financial advisers. then the executive from adidas, paying players to commit to excuse, and then signing with adidas when they turn pro. >> what makes this story so big is it is the fbi, not the ncaa

investigating. thank you for joining us. violence and arrests. plus, areas of concern it might reignite during the course of the next several days. >> firefighters take no chances after this fire in the oakland his. >> a driver smashes into half a dozen cars. several people are hurt. and san francisco's district attorney sues over equifax of the he says it has put californians at risk. >> and that breaking news at the san francisco airport. an officer has been stabbedful he is now hospitalized at francisco general. >> how is he doing? >> with, the hospital official

test me that officer is here and is a patient in, quote, good condition. we have some video to show you. it was about 2:30 this afternoon that the sfpd officers responded to terminal one for reports of a suspicious person walking near the lower level curbside roadway. officers located him near a baggage claim carousel. when confronted, they said he attacked one of the officers with a knife. the suspect remains in custody. the officer, we're told, is at san francisco general hospital where a hospital official has confirmed, the officer is in good condition. >> thank you for tuning in. >> now to a terrible accident in mill valley. an out of control driver