the smoke is still pretty intense. >> she's joining us live right now from the command center, katie? >> reporter: firefighters say at this point they have the fire mostly out of control. it is not spreading. i'll step out of the way so you can get a look at their efforts. that large bit of water right now being sprayed is coming from san francisco firefighter boats spraying from the bay. they are dumping water trying to get any hot spots that are in that recycling pile. now, water supply has been an issue for oakland fire. they call fed with mutual aid early on. they talked about the water shortage. >> we have two private hydrants as well as we're working with east bay mud to tap into some of the east bay mud hydrants as well. we did hear reports of fires and water supply does become an

issue. >> reporter: we first started seeing the large plume of black smoke around 4:00 this evening, and it could be seen as far away as morin. and we watched from an overpass and could hear those loud booms taking place. firefighters say they're not yet sure how this started or if the plant was in operation at the time the fire started. the fire attracted a large crowd of west oakland residents many concerned about the quality of the air because of the material that was burning. >> i'm seeing over here car parts, brake fluid, oil, gas, all sorts of flammable fluid that's not good when it's lit up for us to be breathing in. and it's bad for kids and i got kids, too. >> reporter: certainly a main concern out here tonight. firefighters tell us they did keep the fire contain today the

recycling pile at one point threatened a building and some heavy equipment. but they were able to save that. residents tell us the pile is larger than usual and that recycling shipments out of the port have been down. we're still working to confirm that detail with officials and also ask them about the fires that have happened here previously. a live look again. you can see the large amount of water they are dumping on this pile. the air quality is much better at this point. the air blowing south, so that plume of smoke heading towards alameda and san leandro area, firefighters say there are air officials, air quality control officials on scene. they don't yet have a gauge of how bad the air quality is, but they are looking into it. >> great to know a very important update. our first alert about this breaking news went out exactly 4:13 through the abc 7 news mobile app. it's not the only fire we've seen today. a wildfire erupted near some

homes in pittsburgh this afternoon. it burned 12 acres in the area behind glen canyon circle. the fire never did reach any of the homes and the cause is under investigation. and about 2:45 this afternoon an abc 7 news camera scot this fire in walnut creek. it was on quail court not far from highway 24. firefighters responded quickly to the blaze putting out the flames within minutes. and what's not helping frefs firefighters in those situations we've seen so far.rmest weekends >> getting into that time ofut . relative humidity is low, but thankfully today the winds were very light, so that was not an issue. picture outside, a live look. look at your highs today. it was hot in a lot of spots. 95 the high in redwood city, 84 in oakland, even 78 in san francisco. 99 in vallejo.

so this warm weather sticking around for much of this evening. future tracker temperatures by 10:00 a lot of 60s and 70s, and by 10:00 in the morning spots already into the 80s. we have this heat hanging on for one more day. we'll show you when refreshing air arrives in a few minutes. developing news here out of yosemite where two people are dead after falling while climbing el a hiker died last week after falling while climbing half dome. the names of the hikers have not been released. new details now on a kite surfer found dead. the alameda county coroners tells abc 7 news they've identified the person as a 73-year-old man from walnut creek. another kite surfer brought the man's body to shore and emergency responders tried to save him.

his name hasn't been released and the exact cause of death remains under investigation. and in the north bay a park ceremony today. many hope the park named after andy lopez will bring healing and unity to the community. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us now from santa rosa with more on the story. cor sne cornell? >> reporter: this dedication ceremony has ended but as you can see lots of parents and kids enjoying this beautiful brand new park on the first day. many agree this place is more than just a park. it's a way to help the community move forward and heal. >> jesus invites us to pray always. >> reporter: there were prayers in memory of andy lopez. at the dedication ceremony of a new park which bears his

aztec dancers performed a blessing ceremony. he hopes this space will indeed unite. >> for now as you reflect on this park and look and drive by, it'll start to heal and mend what has happened in the past. >> reporter: the park built on the same lot where lopez was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy in 2014. he was carryingane air soft bb gun which resembled an ak-47. investigators say the deputy fired when lopez turned and lifted it up. >> when police protect and care when they know us and show love for us. >> reporter: the park which cost $3 million features a memorial to lopez with a memory box for his picture. >> today is remembrance for andy and his life and the tragedy

that unfolded here. >> reporter: the ceremony too emotional for lopez's mother. andy's aunt spoke on his behalf. >> we will continue to struggle in this memory so this will never happen again. >> reporter: the deputy was cleared by the da of any wrongdoing in the shooting back in 2016, but friends still want justice. >> if we keep fighting for it then maybe the cop will be off the streets but they'll never have their son back. >> reporter: they ended the ceremony releasing white doves symbolizing peace. next on abc 7 news, welcome muttville, the story behine these dogs that are in search of a new place to call home. and do you want to go to warriors game tomorrow night? the prime seats up for auction. and a fire is burning at a metal recycling facility.

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dogs found new forever homes in san francisco. abc 7 news was in the mission district when muttville senior dog rescue hosted a pool party for people looking to adopt older dogs. muttville faced an extra challenge this week after taking in 25 dogs from a salono county woman who died. she was active in the dog rescue community. now others will continue to care for the dogs she loved. >> this is absolutely amazing. they do so much good to help everyone, and all they really care about are the dogs finding homes. >> we've had lines almost out the door. we usually have about six adoptions on a regular saturday, and we've had 26 adoptions today. >> not too bad. muttville's adoption pool party continues tomorrow. >> we are a little less than 24 hours away from game two of the nba finals between the warriors and cavaliers. >> not that we're counting, right? >> no, not at all. >> of course not. hey, if you want to go we know

of at least two tickets available. >> oakland mayor libby shaft donated two tickets for game one. she doing the same for game two. the winning bidder will be notified tomorrow. the game one tickets went for a little over $21,000. the money goes to the city's summer jobs program. and in case you're wondering the seats are in a mezzanine seat. >> game two tomorrow is our coverage begins at 4:00 p.m., and then the series moves to cleveland for game three on wednesday and then game four on friday. mindy box stuff into the game but they wouldn't let me so i can't go. to find the frames just go to our facebook page abc 7 news and click on the link. >> i see how this works. you are her producer. >> yeah, i'm her valet. just ahead we are getting a

new view of hawaii's erupting volcano. and meteorologist drew tuma up next with the accuweather forecast. and eric may not like there's two days between game one and game two but a rest is needed. there are some key injuries that need some time to heal. one key warriors player was not there. he has never missed

boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off...to hawaii." gavin's... not gonna work... as governor.

an update now. we continue to follow breaking news out of west oakland. a large fire is burning at a metal recycling plant on embarcadero west. firefighters tell abc 7 news that water supply is an issue. as we saw a few minutes ago fire boats are helping douse the flames. we've also heard there have been fires in that location before. stay with nbc 7 news. we'll be updating this story not only on-air but online tonight. new dramatic changes happeningt theom of the kilaueavoano. you can see in this drone footage all the cracks and faults that formed since the volcano started erupting last month. numerous fissures have opened and lava has

we are heating up for the first weekend of june temperatures well into the 80s and 90s early this afternoon. and we're going to repeat it again tomorrow. live doppler 7 showing you not a cloud overhead. we are just soaked with sunshine. that's what helped to get us into that afternoon heat. the sea lions enjoying the sunshine right now. pretty calm bay waters. not a cloud to be seen from this vantage point. numbers right now beginning to cool off in some spots. san francisco, a bit of a sea breeze has now kicked in. we're down into the mid-60s. 72 in oakland, but still warm elsewhere. 88 in san jose. 97 that current temperature in concord. and napa with a temperature of 89 degrees. overnight tonight the cooling will be very gradual.

it's one of those june nights where it'll be mild aacross the board. some spots will hold in the 60s while or spots will hover over the next 12 hours over plenty of stars. your 12-hour planner for your sunday a beautiful day. nothing but sun from start to finish. temperatures starting out in the 50s across the board, a couple of spots in the 60s. that creates a very quick warming scenario. by midday already into the 70s and 80s, and 4:00 once again away from the coast we are warm to hot going into the 80s and 90s. highs on your sunday a 72 in san francisco tomorrow. 86 for palo alto. san jose going back into the low 90s sunday afternoon. and 91 in napa, and 95 in fairfield. in the afternoon tomorrow we will see a sea breeze, a bit stronger tomorrow so that's going to help to bring us some cooler air sunday night and into monday morning. but the picture outside is a

beautiful one from santa cruz right now. still have folks on the sand. you notice very few people if any are dipping their toes in that cold ocean water. that cold ocean water sitting at 53 degrees. but beach temperatures tomorrow delightful. future tracker temperatures by monday, we're going to get rid of a lot of this warmth. monday afternoon we'll jump ahead. you do notice we get rid of those 90 degree readings. most spots heading into the 60s and 70s. our warmest spots topping out in the 70s and 80s. and even cooler air returns tuesday, and tuesday morning we could even some drizzle to start us off. plan the next seven days for you tomorrow, all about that sunshine, all about that warm weather sticking around once again. but by monday you're going to feel that refreshing air moving in. it is much cooler across the region.

our heat does break. by tuesday there's that morning drizzle. and then by friday and saturday warm back up with sunnier skies. the warriors and cavaliers are preparing for game two of the nba finals, but they're still answering a lot of questions about game one. understandably, injuries top the list. lebron james took a poke in the eye at the end of the second quarter. james says the eye looks water but feels better. and that's not the case for andre iguodala who's still unlikely to play because of a bone bruise. klay thompson did not play today due to an ankle sprain but plan tuesday play tomorrow. >> my ankle's store and a little stiff at the moment, but i'm going to do what i can these next 24 hours or so to loosen it up as much as possible and get some stability back and i'm optimistic for tomorrow. >> it's a new day.

i woke up feeling excited for the opportunity for us to get better today and excited for the opportunity that presents itself tomorrow. >> when you get here on the stage everything is just fresh, new, it's exciting and we're now three wins away from winning the championship. it's an amazing feeling and we want to enjoy every single moment of this. >> did you watch a replay of your dance moves? >> i did. i wasn't really dancing, though. >> what were you doing? >> i was shaking pompoms. just shaking pom-poms. >> and it wouldn't be warriors press conference without a clever steve kerr quip. today he was asked if the warriors might be too devastated to put up a fight in game two. first kerr reminded about the media about the 3-1 deficit and also about the series. >> we beat houston in game one on the road and the narrative

was the series is over, and it seems to always be that way. you know, there's just over reaction after a game, and not blaming all of you in this room. it's the other media people who are out on the floor. those guys don't get it. you guys get it. >> no, no they don't. brandon belt was taken to the hospital last night after leaving the game following the second inning. belt didn't feel quite right. turned out the baseman required an appendectomy. the giants say he's doing fine and is headed home. he's expected to miss two weeks. pablo sandoval will play first tonight against the phillies. mr. and ms. potato head tooking in the a's-royals game. a two run double off trevor cahill. he gave up a season high four runs and a season low two thirds. not his best outing.

maxwell, september 2nd of last year, that's 106th at bat if you're counting. congratulations, welcome back. a's trail by one. that's only the second career pinch-hit rbi, and it's tied at 4. the bottom of the eighth and that is your go ahead game winner. the royals tay thick one 5-4 the final. tiger woods on 5. this is for eagle. drops just perfectly. this is his approach on 9. over the water, perfect. he was tied for the lead after a birdie on 15, but then it fell apart. he bogeyed two of theast three holes and finished with a 4 under 68. how do you miss that? tied for 7th, and five back from the leader who's at 14 under. and this abc 7 sports report has

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when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. tonight on abc 7 news at

9:00 over on kofy tv 20 another dog has died on a flight. the airline that was carrying it and demands from the pet's family. and concerns growing tonight how ride share uber screens its drivers. a trio of falcon chicks chis made uc berkeley their home officially have names tonight. >> and here's a hint, they are killer. they're all based off things that are radioactive, you know elements that are radioactive. >> because they don't look so killer like that. the final results announced yesterday. there were pretty strict requirements to get on the list. they had to be based on alumni, campus landmarks or a scientific break through. >> you know, in the past when

you discovered a new element they would name it after you. y. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. make sure to join us at 9:00 and 11:00 tonight. >> and of course we'll keep you updated on that fire that was burning in west oakland at that recycling plant. we'll have the latest. see you a little later on.

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