led to a major medical scare. it happened in south san jose at the shadow brook swim club. >> david louie is live from the scene to explain exactly how this happened. >> reporter: well, kids as young as 5 years old were in the water at the time for a swim class. their parents nearby on the deck watching them. inside the building, someone accidently mixed two chemicals that caused an immediate adverse reaction. of t the secene was immediately declared a mass casualty incident. thr her three kids also began coughing. this was their week of swim classes. >> everybody started coughing at the same time. so i grabbed my youngest out of the pool. told the boys to run out. and everybody, i mean, at the same time, started running towards that way, the exit.

>> reporter: sky 7 was overhead as hazmat units began spraying water on 35 kids aadults exposed to the gas. it's believed that someone in the poolroom accidently mixed chemicals. >> we don't want anybody transported with the residue on them. we don't want to bring that chemical exposure to the hospital and create a problem at the hospital as well. they were decontaminated at the scene. >> reporter: this 19-year-old is a life guard at the swim club. as a pediatrician, she knows that symptoms may not surface immediately. >> there could be a he delayed response to your lungs. >> reporter: are kids more susceptible? >> probably. >> reporter: they were taken to nine hospitals, her children are okay but aren't sure about

finishing swim classes. >> they say they don't want to come back for swimming classes, but we'll see. i want them to come back. we'll see. >> reporter: mrs. hall's daughter and two sons are still complaining of sore throats. the building is still off limits. the fire department says there still is a high level of hazardous chlorine gas in the air. david louie, abc 7 news. new at 6:00, the naked body of a woman found floating in a fairfield creek today. but police say there's no evidence of foul play. someone on an amtrak train spotted the body and called police. an autopsy will determine the woman's cause of death. again, no immediate sign of foul play. they only say she appears to be 30 to 40 years of age. in milpitas, caltrans workers found a body off the tide of 237 by mccarthy boulevard. the mccarthy on ramp to 237 was

closed for over an hour while the coroner responded. no details have been released about the victim. overnight, fire sparked. take a look at the flames there. they didn't spread very far but they terrified people living nearby. cal fire has blamed pg&e equipment for starting last october's fires, the most destructive in state history. wayne freedman has today's story. >> reporter: the power pole on fiesh. a nearby homeowner recording it. jaclyn says by this point the worst who past after a pg&e regular laterde -- street. >> i heard the pop and saw it. >> reporter: jacquelyn and her husband and 2-year-old son had moved in on valentine's day.

they never gave the power pole a second thought until it blew around 10:40 p.m. >> it's scary. i don't know if i trust the equipment across the street from my house. >> reporter: when the regulator blew, roughly 4,000 customers in the neighborhood lost power. they describe it as looking much like a transformer. the fact that it blew cannot come at a worst time for a utility trying to restore public faith. we want to assure customers that their safety and safety of our communities is always our top priority, said pg&e. >> the fire itself was not big, but the explosion, lighting up a window seemed very big at the time. >> reporter: as of this morning, the santa rosa fire indication e or cite pg&e. paolo paul lowen thaul said it was kept down. >> the fire that we had a fire

in santa rosa and kept small is a success from our standpoint. >> reporter: last night's blatz serves as a warning about the hot summer to come and potential fire sources both man mad man made. weather conditions raised our fire risk, but today was not quite as bad. >> spencer christian joins us now to explain why. >> the good flnews is we don't exactly have fire conditions right now. it is breezy, not very windy except at fairfield, where you have gusts of 28 miles per hour. otherwise, light and breezy. and it is much cooler than it was this time yesterday. generally five to 15 degrees cooler. it's 60 degrees in san francisco. and most inland conditions are warm but not hot.

thank you. six former employees of jawbone now face federal charges of stealing trade secrets and giving them to fitbit. they spent at least one year working at jawbone between 2011 and 2015. each of them received job offers to work at fitbit. federal prosecutors accuse all six defendants of knowingly stealing trade secrets from jawbone. lawyers for the two defendants in the ghost ship fire intend to subpoena schaaf. the case is of scheduled to head to trial on july 16th. they are discussing plea deals with the d.a. office. each faces counts of involuntary manslaughter. the vototally shows london

breed with 55% of the vote. today she came back to her elementary school in the neighborhood that saw her grow up. her supporters, both young and more experienced, shall we say, came to hear hermes and of unity and hope for all franciscans. >> we show the next generation of young people that anything is possible. anything is possible. >> reporter: london breed grew up in a neighborhood where dreams are often improbable, where drugs and shootings are not uncommon. so it was a deliberate decision to give her victory speech at her old elemenary school, rosa parks >> it reminded me when i had my first fight. yes, i won. >> reporter: maddie scott's son attended the school. he was the victim of gun violence. >> and for a

supervisor to come out of this school is such a remarkable achievement. >> reporter: those who know her say she left here with a fighting spirit, even though she admits she didn't always believe in herself. >> i am the exception and not the norm. and, as mayor, i want to change what is normal in this city. i want to change the future. i want to change what is possible for the next generation. >> reporter: hermesage of resilience resonated. >> it makes me feel empowered. >> reporter: breed reiterated her promise to address homelessness and work for all of san franciscans, calling it a new day in the city. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. it has only been six months since ed lee unexpectedly died.

london breed was named acting mayor following his death. on january 23rd, the board decided to appoint an interim mayor. the earliest brieed can serve i july 10th. happening now, san francisco police are holding a town hall meeting about last weekend's officer-involved shooting that left a man in life-threatening condition. on saturday, police say two officers were chasing a suspect in north beach and then shot him outside the taupe lounge on grant avenue. no officers were injured. sources tell abc 7 news the suspect's name is oliver barcinez, also a known gang member, this is the second time in six years he's been shot by sfpd. a one year ago a worker shot

and killed two of his co-workers. a private memorial was held to honor the victims. the drivers were killed in the shooting. two others were hurt. the shooter, jimmy lamb, was also an ups driver. he turned the gun on himself. today marks one year since the apartment fire in london where 72 people died. today all of their names were read, followed by a moment of silence and a silent walk. the mourners wore green. it started as a small fire and swept up the 24-story building in 19 minutes. materials in the building burned much quicker than expected, including exterior paneling which was found to have failed safety tests. the tower will eventually be demolished. one year ago today, a gunman opened fire at the republican

baseball practice. today, steve scalise was second baseman. he was mobbed by teammates after getting the first out in the first inning. they are magic words. student loans forgiven. thousands of students will get to hear those words thanks to a settlement announced today by the attorney general. and the inside part of yosemite park has been closed for three years and will reopen tomorrow. and get on your phone and weigh in on our of you can see the emoji for

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a huge victory tonight for thousands of california students, allegedly defrauded by the now defunct corinthian colleges. the attorney general is forgiving millions in student loans. >> 7,000 student here in the bay air w area alone are about to have their loans forgiven.

the state attorney general says they were the victims of predatory lending. >> here in california we won't stand for practices that harm our students. >> he says that corinthian colleges harmed many students in 2015. >> we got a text message at 7:30 in the morning stating that effective immediately all the schools were closed. >> melissa daugherty says her career was derailed when parent company corinthian closed down dozens of campuses state wide. >> what corinthian has done to students is uncalled for. it's really despicable. >> 35,000 students were forced to repay studen loans, even though there was no school to go to. >> in 2015, a federal court ruled that corinthian broke the law by pressuring the students to take out loans, and borrowers are harassed to repay them. >> it was a predatory institution that is now shut

down. >>ba sayre ye becerra announced settlement. >> balboa will immediately stop collection actions against them. and it will forgive 100% of that loan. >> daugherty moved to sacramento to continue her education at another school. she just graduated and recently got a job at a medical practice. >> what the attorney general did, i think, is amazing, because it's going to allow a lot of students to move forward with their lives. >> students will get letters next week saying their loans have been forgiven. the attorney general ordered the student loan trust to eliminate negative credit reporting against students who could not repay their loans. >> thanks very much. california's new budget is headed to governor brown's desk after it passed both houses in the state legislature this afternoon. the uc system will receive more money in the coming fiscal year.

this comes after the governor set aside $92 million for each of these two systems. it's two weeks before the current budget will expire. >> i think the budget is a very exciting opportunity for the state. it was only a few years ago when we were facing massive deficits. now we have a very significant reserve, thanks to the legislature, the governor, we will have almost a $16 billion reserve. >> governor brown warned against increasing spending. he fears california might face another recession soon. not often they get the budget done ahead of time. >> right. spencer christian is here with the forecast which seems less windy. >> it's still breezy, but we don't have powerful gusts, you're right, weather observers. we have sunny skies and light breezes across much of the bay area. blue skies over the embarcadero

and over the bay. it's 66 across the bay in oakland. 71 in mountain view. 78 san jose. gilroy, 73 and 55 at half moon bay. this is the view from emeryville looking west ward. you can see the development of some areas of low fog near the coastline that will expand overnight. napa 68, fairfield, 77. almost 80 at concord and livermore. and the view at the golden gate bridge where skies are mainly blue, you can see low clouds out in the distance. areas of coastal fog overnight. it will be cooler inland through saturday and we'll have a mild t day for father's day. this shows the development of a little bit of fog. and some of the clouds will reach out over the bay, just locally. but most inland areas will be mostly clear, and we'll see all the clouds pulling back to the coastline during the day tomorrow giving us a sunny day

over the bay and inland. generally, mid-50s, the same range we've had basically all week long. and tomorrow under sunny skies with breezy conditions once again, especially near the coast. highs ranging from about 60 to just above 60 in some coastal locations. right around the bay, 60s to low 70s. in the inland areas, no 90s tomorrow. very few 80s, mostly upper 70s. some locations will top out at about 82 degrees or so. the father's day, day planner looks like this. early morning fog, but by midday, skies will be mainly sunny. high temperatures will move into the upper, into the low 80s. 70s around the bay up to about 60 on the coast. a beautiful and mild father's day. a quick look at the tropics. tropical storm bud making landfall or just having made landfall at cabo the san lucas. 45-mile-per-hour sustained

winds. flooding is a big concern because there's a lot of rain associated with this storm. the good news is that as it continues northward it will continue to weaken and lose a lot of energy and punch. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have a cooler day saturday than tomorrow. and temperatures will be near the average range for this time of the year on monday. and it will warm up a bit above the average range on tuesday with highs inland right around 90 degrees. and we'll have the pattern that establishes itself on tuesday, lingering through next thursday. warm, mild. >> thanks, spencer. we all remember, you okay there? you need some water? >> happened to me today, too. forrest gump ran across the country in a movie. >>

all right, we are following breaking news in the oakland

hills. take a look at this live picture of smoke rising from a fire on marywood drive, south of highway 24, very close to the tunnel. it's not clear what is burning. this shot is courtesy of oakland fire live. sky 7 is on the way. when we get there -- there it is, oakland fire live. when we get there, we'll get more information with the helicopter. we'll bring it to you live right here on abc 7 news. not big at this point, and firefighters do not want it to change. but there are homes in that area and of course lots of brush. today is flag day, celebrating the adoption of the flag 214 years ago. almaden country club dedicated a new flagpole donated by doug kiefer and his wife. a ceremony was held with the help of active service duty members, including one who just returned from his second tour of duty in afghanistan.

if you see a man in a cape and super hero costume streaking past your home tonight, it's not your imagination. it's jamie mcdonald, and he's on a long-distance run that will take him across the u.s. he was born with a medical condition that limited movement as child. but he's staged events to raise money for the hospital. >> i owe them everything. that's how it started. i thought i'd give back to the hospital that helped me. but it's kind of just snow balled. >> jamie says this run will cover 6,000 miles. taking him through los angeles to florida and ultimately the state of maine. >> way to go. pace yourself. stay with us, a lot more to come. investing in immigrants with $1 million. >> to the donation one bay area

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no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. across the country today, dozens of rallies to protest the separation of families at the u.s./mexico border. meanwhile, in washington, republican lawmakers unveil a sweeping immigration bill. the bill includes a response to the concern that hundreds of children, possibly more, have been separated from their parents as a result of the trump administration's new zero-toleranceol on illegal immigration. >> they insist they are prosecuting crimes of illegal immigration and since they cannot be sent to jail, they have to be separated. the 239-page bill budgets for

the border wall and includes a path to citizenship for daca recipients. >> it also indicates a shift from prioritizing family immigration to merit-based immigration. meanwhile, tom steyer announced a $1 million donation to hope provide legal help to immigrants. >> chris win has the story. >> reporter: at a meeting of lawyers in san francisco, tom steyer shared his plan to help with the efforts. >> i'm pleased to say today that over the course of this year, i'm going to invest a $1 million. >> reporter: it comes on top of the $2.3 million styer and next-gen america previously announced. >> these people are the most

vulnerable people in our society. and if we're not going to fight for them, who's going to? >> reporter: one of the trump administration's biggest critics, styer has made no secret of his disapproval, spending money on ads calling for the impeachment of plumresit trump. >> the need is as great as ever and for doing citizenship applications. >> reporter: these folks sharing a common bond through their work. >> there's such a large number of folks here who need help and can't afford it. >> reporter: critics have painted him as an out of touch billionaire trying to use his money to affect the midterms. but he says the nay sayers are exe to to be expected. >> we need to move forward in a positive way instead of trying to divide society in a destructiontive and bigoted way. >> reporter: in san francisco,

chris nguyen, abc 7 news. as we mentioned minutes ago, there are protests across the country today over the separation of immigrant children. one of those is happening in showed outside city hall. melanie woodrow is there and tweeted this video. she is working on this story tonight which you can watch on abc 7 news at 11:00. this probably was not the 72nd birthday president trump had in mind. the state of new york is suing the trump foundation and its board of directors, which includes the president's children. a lawsuit accuses the charity of self-dealing that helped the president's personal and business interests. it seeks to dissolve the trump foundation and nearly $3 million in restitution and other penalties. the lawsuit wraps up an investigation that's been going on for nearly two years. president trump responded on twitter slamming democrats saying he won't settle the case. a scathing report is out

from the department of justice on the fbi's of investigation into hillary clinton. it was particularly critical of james comey and his decision to hold a news conference clearing clinton. inspector general found it alarming that comey refused to tell his bosses what he would say. he was also criticized for his decision to reopen the investigation just 11 days before the election. an update on the breaking news we told you a while ago. there was a fire burning there, yes, you can see from sky 7 still remnants of quite smoke, a fire burning in the oakland hills on marywood drive near broadway terrace, where firefighters are putting water on the structure. >> sky 7 is on the scene. we know the building is burning, but, as you can see from the pictures, the fire is mostly contained. it did not spread to the trees or other buildings. that is very good news. they seem to have pounced on this very quickly. a lot of people saw smoke though, from miles away, and one

abc 7 viewer sent us pictures of smoke rising into the air. >> as we get updates we'll bring them to you on air and online. but it looks like the situation is under control. 7 on your side has learned a criminal investigation is being conducted into an auto repair shop in pacifica. >> abc 7 was the only crew on the scene when a search warrant was served and michael finney is here with the latest. >> sources close to the investigation tell us the bureau of automotive repair has been conducting this investigation for more than a year. the shop is accused of charging for repairs not made. sky 7 was overhead to capture the scene when authorities served a search warrant on fmc automotive services in pacifica. andy benfield saw the commotion. >> they came in in group force. >> reporter: investigators with

the san mateo district attorney's office were on hand. the chief inspector with the department tells us they're conducting a criminal investigation. also present were members of the california bureau of automotive repair. >> the bureau of automotive repair regulates the automotive repair industry, and that is something we look for often, to determine if consumers are getting ripped off. >> reporter: he says they'll take the case to an administrative law judge and the shop could be stripped of its license to operate. joseph says he worked at fmc from 2016 to 2017. >> i noticed discrepancies between what i was hearing him tell customers about what was done to their vehicles and what was actually done. >> reporter: he's talking about the man in the jacket. he's listed as the owner. we left several messages but did not hear back. he now works down the street at

pacifi pacifica transmission shop. he said customers would bring their cars in to be rechecked. the search warrant has been sealed. we saw the load of items into the trunk. we also learned investigators interviewed the owner. the shop own down the street vieds consumers to ask your repair shop for a wide variety of options starting with the least expensive to the most expensive. i want to hear from you. my hotline is open monday through friday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. >> very good, thank you, michael. a special part of yosemite national park reopens tomorrow after years of work. tonight we'll take you on a tour of the mariposa grove. is the cost of bay area housing worth it? we want to see your vote in our live poll happening now at at

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yosemite national park's oldest and biggest sequoia grove

is reopening this weekend. >> it's been closed for three years. we show you the multi-million dollar improvements. >> reporter: the project has been years in the making. now visitors will be able to get back on the trails and enjoy the newly-renovated sequoia grove. >> the inspiration that became the first national park system in the world started here in the mariposa grove. >> reporter: nearly 500 sequoia giants stand tall inside yosemite national park. visitors will once again be able to explore the 1,000-year old trees as the mariposa grove is reopened to the public. the opening comes after a $40 million renovation project between the national park and yosemite conservancy. >> as it restored the ecology, it restored the stream. it put much of the hydrology

back. >> reporter: visitors will leave the cars in a new parking lot and take a shuttle to the site. from there they can see the fallen monarch or the grizzly giant. the goal was to protect the future of the trees while giving hikers a view of the original route. >> giving you an of view of what it was like when lincoln and muir were alive. >> reporter: this is the park's largest renovation to date. the sequoias serve as a symbol worn by park rangers around the country. >> every ranger, no matter what site they're working or what story they're telling. of all our collective history, they are wearing a giant sequoia. why? you're here. this is it. this is the place. >> reporter: visitors will be able to visit the mammoth trees when the grovows

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survey at abc 7 news.com/vote. >> is the cost of bay area housing worth it? you can see the emoji at the bottom of your screen live. >> we're asking, because a recent survey shows people in the bay area's three largest cities pay the nation's highest rents. >> reporter: the city of oakland says there are more than 6,000 new housing units under construction. despite the new inventory, rents are still very high. >> rents have been high for decades. >> reporter: david stark with the bay east association of realtors says that's because the bay area is seen as a desirable place to live and the economy is booming. >> homes for sale, they're not sitting on the market. apartments aren't sitting vacant. there are other people more than happy to move into those apartments and purchase those homes. >> reporter: but this oakland resident says it's not easy. >> i think it's a bit of a barrier for people and excludes people. i know a lot of people who won't

move here because of the rent. >> reporter: numbers from the low income housing coalition tell the tale. fair market rent for an apartment in oakland is more than $2300 a month, an $2300 a n to make more than $39,093,000 ar to afford it. rents in san francisco tops $3100. in san jose, $2500 a month in rent. this man sees it from the other side, as the owner of a san francisco duplex who rents out one unit. >> as a new landlord, it was interesting. i was researching what market rent was, and i was quite frankly very surprised. >> reporter: the study doesn't foresee a change in rental prices unless there's a change in the economy, or -- >> people willing to take less. >> reporter: the low income housing coalition uses a different methodology, so their

reports are for a two bedroom apartment. tell me where you can find a two-bedroom apartment in san francisco for $3100 a month. >> so you can see the results from our live survey on the screen there. from abc 7 news.com/vote, is the cost of housing worth it? >> we are getting a lot of no ways, it's not. but we do pay a price for living in such a beautiful place. >> we do. >> and one of the reasons is the beautiful weather. >> that's right. that's a million dollars forecast. >> here's a look at live doppler 7, sunny skies, breezy and cooling down a little bit from the heat we had the last couple days. overnight, look for a few low clouds and a few high clouds passing over. overnight lows in the mid to upper 50s, relatively mild. tomorrow will be sunny, breezy at the coast and mild with highs ranging from about 60 at the

coastline to upper 60s and low 70s near the bay, and low 80s inland, and this weekend, big celebration north beach, the north beach festival going on. sunny skies both days. high entrepreneurs high temperatures in the mid-60s. here's the forecast. father's day looking great. about 60 on the coast. and we'll get a summer-like warmup midweek next week. talking baseball tonight. >> yes, plus swaggy, we have a swaggy sighting in san francisco. >> shirt on, shirt off? >> stick around. it's a tease. when a win is really a loss. and a 16-inning

good evening. giants got a huge win today, one they desperately needed in 16 innings, but they lost at the same time, because evan longoria broke his hand, he is out indefinitely. rodriguez on hand watching his son pitch for the giants. andrew mccutchen. and aloha means good-bye. they continue to give up leads. this really hurts. longoria, fracture to his fifth meta carpal and may need surgery. marlins down, castro pops it joe panik. and this went all the way to the 16th inning. paub h pablo sandoval breaks the tie. the giants add one more and avoid the sweep against the last-place marlins.

6-3 is your final. a a's, i got, i got it. sun was a problem today. former a, josh reddick, makes it 2-0, world champs. a's get one back in the second. here it comes. there it goes. chris davis crushed. every time we show chris davis highlights, he's got 20. rough day for frankie montez, 11 hits, and a moon shot. run it down, buddy. a's get swept by the stros. he's gone by the name swaggy p, bu but swag champ was fishiofficia born. he stopped by macy's, signing some autographs, though he

promised to spend the summer shirtless, he was fully clothed, wearing a reccicky henderson jersey. >> this is still my people here. representing rick today. greatest baseball player of all time. >> channel 7 makes me put a shirt on, too. tiger woods had a simple goal in round one of the u.s. open. i'm being heckled out here! no big mistakes. and what does tiger do? triple bogeyed the first hole. welcome shinnecock hills. the fans are cheering, they think it's a great shot, and then they turn to groans. fourth shot, using the putter. what goes up, will come back

down. two double bogies on the back nine. eight over. yeah, that one tells the story. dustin johnson. and this is why, shots like that from the bunker on 8, one under 69. dustin johnson your co-leader. everybody else is at least one over. the world cup kicked off today with the host nation of russia facing saudi arabia. the cross to gasinski, using the melon, and it's 1-0 russia. to the 43rd minute, the two saudi defenders both go down here. excuse me, he'i'll just walk ri in. finishes with a left and russia wins the opener, 5-0. conr comrade putin is pleased. he decides when to take the

shirt off and nobody questions him. . >> now we're on to something productive. >> i think he is in the sports department. >> join us on channel the woman accused of trying to burn down a preschool. and doctors with an important warning for you and your kids. why they think this year's whooping cough outbreak is worse than normal. >> and jimmy kimmel live's gues guests include jon hamm. >> he had a shirt on. >> he had a shirt on, as well. yes. >> we are so fixated on shirts. look for breaking news anytime on the abc 7 news app. >> larry beil, they love him in the sports department. >> comrade beal

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