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christopher hollis pulled the unmanned white outrigger canoe from the water after calling 911. >> i'm sorry for him. but, you know, what the hell wai he? >> reporter: the crew that landed from the helicopter searched the vessel. they found the man's vest, a few personal items inside, and an oar. >> i was hoping it wasn't a body. but eryo see something. but in the end, i talked them down to him, and they -- they almost didn't see him. >> reporter: while coast guardsmen pulled the man from the water and took him to shore -- >> the coroner's office will transport him to the cotnd of kin. >> reporter: at around 6:00 tonight, the wind over at the berkeley marina was gusting at around 25 miles an hour. i did ask that witness who called 911 what the man, the victim, was wearing. he said that he was not wearing a wetsuit, but a a t-shirt.

live in berkeley tonight, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thank you very much. a grass fire that broke out in concord late this afternoon quickly grew to 25 acres because of high winds. it took fire crews more than two hours to fully contain the flames burning along evora road between willow pass and drift wood drive. our walnut creek camera captured black smoke rising just beyond those trees the area while crews got control of the blaze. those winds also responsible for knocking down trees. take a lkoo at campbell just ripped from the ground at its base before toppling onto parked cars near the court yard by marriott entrance. police tweeted these photos to warn of dangers. in martinez, this 100-year-old oak fell, taking down power poles and lines with it. it uprooted the sidewalk and crhedev. seral

no reports of any injuries. rosidents sheltered in place adunl.ti a live loom from our emeryville camera tonight. not a lot going on but definitely a bit of a shaking in the breeze back and forth. >> drew tuma has a look at our father's day forecast. >> the good news is it will not be as windy as tomorrow, but still those winds are active at this hour. we had gusts frequently over 30 miles an hour, and even right now you can see fairfield oakland at 20. 21 that current gust in san jose and concord. certainly breezy inland and through the delta. gusts at about 25 miles an hour. good news. watch this. future tracker. tomorrow, those winds really relax. you can see across the board we're less than about 10 miles an hour. the good news, the wind is out tomorrow, but we could have some drizzle early tomorrow morning. ryve someee those numbers are measurable drizzle in the next

12 hours. we're going to go hour by hour, tormorrow and show you the temperatures in a few minutes. >> thanks drew. undocumented immigrants face many hurdles, many finding themselves in legal proceedings in order to stay in the country. that also goes for unaccompanied minors, those children who cross the border by themselves. today a bay area charity held a fund-raiser for those kids. carlos salcedo has the story from the south bay. >> reporter: hundreds of soccer fans hit the pitch at sacred heart in atherton. among them, undocumented youth who came to this country by themselves. >> i'm so glad that they send me here, and they leave me here in united states. >> reporter: foureduatemala whe being abused by a family member. she made the tough decision to leave everyone and everything behind for a better life on her own. >> i miss my parents, but i know that i am good here, better than guatemala. >> reporter: it's stories like

hers that prompted catholic charities to put on the football tournament. spanish f unaccompanied minors who cross the border but still face an uphill battle seeking asylum. the event was a nice reprieve for these kids, many who were countries, it'utside and play in sth really unsafe to go outside. they have gangs. they have a lot of violence, and they cannot do that. they don't have the privilege to go outside and play. >> reporter: that's why many of these immigrant children risked thei trol own the police if the want to send me back, send me to anheot guatemala and not to mexico. to live i n: she no longer has obtain asylum, and she is now a permanent resident. not every child, though, is as fortunate. in atherton, carlos salcedo, abc7 news. other news now. president trump tried to shift the focus on the debate on a

recent illegal immigration crackdown from separating families to stopping criminals. this follows the department of homeland security announcing that nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their parentth dosurein cghild tren w in tent cities near america's border with mexico. mr. trump challenged democrats in his weekly address. >> ms-13 gang members are truly -- and you've heard me say it -- animals. washington democrats continue to protect them and to push for pre of his pen, could end this policy tomorrow. >> the u.s. government insists the detained children are being well cared for. california is one of seven states allowing medically aided death for the terminally ill. but after being challenged in court last month, california's right to die law has been reinstated for now. tonight i spoke to the bay area

man whose late wife is the reason the law was enacted in the first place. >> it's frustrating because this law that has been in effect for two years, has been working -- >> reporter: it's because of dan diaz and the woman he still calls his wife, brittany menard, the law is in effect. britdny suffered from brain cancer and made the decision to move their family to oregon in orer to die with the assistance of a life ending drug. she passed away in november of 2014. >> it's significant because i remember what brittany was going through and the chaos she was having to endure o home and

attorney john eisenberg has been watching the case closely and represents several terminally ill patients who want to die with dignity. >> i think a lot of terminally ill people throughout the state right now are breathing a big sigh of relief because they know that they can use the end of life option act. >> dan knows this is just the beginning of a long fight ahead. >> this is the promise that i made to brittany so that no terminally ill individual would ever have to go through what she went through. >> we reached out to several groups who oppose the end of life act. life act. e did not get a res. police in american canyon believe they have identified a vehicle that may be involved in a rash of vandalism we told you about on abc7 news. home security cameras captured video of a dark blue car that appears to be a dodge charger. the car may be connected to someone shooting out the windows of more than two dozen vehicles between 2:00 and 4:00 yesterday morning. detectives are also urging american canyon residents to check their ohm security cameras for anyone that might have been shooting at parked vehicles. >

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unfolding saturday morning on a cliff high above the pacific. >> are you okay? >> reporter: three hikers cold but okay, happy to be back on safe, solid ground. firefighters say a 23-year-old man and his two 13-year-old relatives were stranded on this pacifica cliffside overnight. >> they just went out for a late hike and, you know, i guess the tide came in, and they had to go to higher ground to get past that and just ended up stranded on the cliff. >> reporter: how to rescue the trio, a challenge for first responders. darkness and the weather working against them. >> the chp helicopter made numerous attempts yesterday, but due to windy conditions, it was not possible. >> reporter: but at 10:00 a.m., winds died down and the dramatia hiker off the cliff ung a deliv to the beach below. seasoned hikers who witnessed the rescue say stay off this cliff. >> i'm not calling you guys kooks, but it's a kook thing to come out here and do what these

guys are doing. it's all about safety out here. >> reporter: parents of the teen girls sending a big thank you to rescuers. >> throughout the night they kept us informed and grateful for our first responders. >> kids are okay? >> kids are great. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> reporter: firefighters advise hiking only on marked trails. avoid hiking at night and always be aware of your surroundings. in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc7 news. a dixon man is being called a hero tonight after he helped lift a truck off a woman's foot. it happened at seven flags car wash on east monte vista avenue in vacaville on friday. jesse landers was vacuumingis of t stalls.drashn o a sedan had slammed into the back of a truck, pushing its back left tire onto the driver's foot. car wash employees used a jack to lift the truck off the woman, but it wouldn't go high enough. >> i heard her screaming. i could tell she was in pain. i put myself in that situation. i would want someone to help me. so i went and decided to help

her. i ended up having to get in front of her. i reached down, grabbed the rims, and lifted up and i was able to get that up high enough where she was able to get her foot out. >> landers thinks he lifted the truck off about six inches. the woman is okay and out of the hospital. take a look. this is video captured when a tesla burst into flames in los angeles. the car belongs to hollywood director and producer michael morris. nobody was hurt. morris' wife says the car was not in an accident before today's fire broke out. tesla called the incident an extraordinary, unusual occurrence. the company is now investigating. all of this follows other incidents involving tesla including a deadly accident in mountain view that raised questions about the car's self-driving system. it's still not clear if this tesla was on autopilot. today san francisco's ocean beach turned into a dog lover's dream. >> oh, how cute. hundreds of corgis showed up with their owners for the

biannual norcal corgi con. these short in stature canines came to show off their best costumes and compete in a ninja warrior course and derby race. corgi lovers from around the world attend this event every summer and fall. san jose resident and world hot dog eating champion joey chestnut came close to breakgin six flags discovery kingdom. he consumed 72 hot dogs in just ten minutes, just short of his record of 73 1/2. for joey today's performance was all for show. i'll defend his nathan's famous kate in new york on july 4th. ie pet iman from marysville, washington, will join chestnut at coney island. they won today's regional titles. now for a much better sight. beyonce is back with a surprise music drop today. >> queen bey released her album with her husband jay-z titled "everything is love." so far it's only available on

streaming service title. she also gave a sneak peek of the first video from the album on her instagram account, which was shot at the louvre in paris. >> their 6-year-old daughter appears in one of the songs. >> i just want to know if drew tuma was able to stream it himself. >> is he a fan? >> maybe just a little one. >> you mean the world's number one beyonce fan. >> i have been streaming it all night. it is fantastic. she doesn't even have to announce she's dropping an album. it just happens and the world goes wild. weather-wise, what we're talking about is the wind right now. tomorrow morning it's going to be about some drizzle developing to start out the second half of your weekend. life doppler 7 along with satellite showing you we do have clear skies giving way to cloud cover ain a lot of regions righ now, especially right along theg you we've got a deck of cloud cover overhead in san francisco. it is still breezy out there, and those winds are especially gusty as you move through the

delta. look at fairfield gusting to 33 right now. concord, the current gust is 25. 20 that current number. san jose has a wind gust to 21 miles per hour. it's windy right now. the winds are going to subside over the next couple of hours. tomorrow, not nearly as windy as today was. onse winds once again kept us back into the 50s. 57 right now, that current continue in hayward. 55 in san francisco. 58 and breezy in san jose. 57 in concord. napa coming in at 50 degrees. overnight tonight we have those clouds increasing. we'll hold in the low to mid-50s will be dealing withe axt litt bit of drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. right now i think the best chance for that drizzle will be closer to the coastline. your father's day planner, on your sunday, there's that cloudy, drizzly start to the day at 7:00 in the morning, temperatures starting out in the 50s. that chance diminishes. by midday it's all about that breeze on the coast, a blend of

sunshine and cloud cover out there. by the afternoon it's going to be a fairly comfortable afternoon. a little cool for june numbers. we'll hold in the 60s and 70s tomorrow afternoon. our warmest spots near 80 degrees inland. 69 in oakland tomorrow. 64 and breeze in san francisco. about 74 in santa rosa. 76 in napa. san jose, about 75 degrees under a blend of sun and clouds. about 73 that high in fremont. not the best-looking beach day if you're headed to the coast tomorrow. but nonetheless we'll start out with a fair amount of cloud cover in the morning. we'll have that drizzle early on. the afternoon should be able to squeak out a few peeks of sunshine here and there. coast temperatures, mid 50s to low 60s. ocean temperature still a chilly 53 degrees. future tracker temperatures as we get you into mondays. temperatures warming a little bit more inland. well into the 80s. 82 for concord. similar story in the south bay and north bay. 60s and 70s the name of the game. as we get you into tuesday, we're going to start to see

those numbers ramp up pretty quickly. going into the 80s and 90s in our warmest spots. it will feel mild around here on tuesday with temperatures pretty comfortable in san francisco in the low 70s. mid-70s for oakland. you can see in the north bay we're getting very close to 90 degrees. we're going to feel the warmth sooner rather than later. accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow a little bit of morning drizzle along the coastline. afternoon shaping up to be pretty nice. it's breezy, not as windy as it was today. monday, fog to sunshine. tuesday, there's that bump up in temperatures. but a breeze midweek will knock us back down a little bit. but summer officially arrives here thursday morning. with that we'll get warmer weather by friday and especially into saturday next weekend, the early call it does look rather warm and especially hot as you move into inland into the mid-90s. tomorrow afternoon going to be a nice day. also a nice day fory else for another reason. >> oh, who is that? >> i don't know. we'll find out. everyone will have to

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tonight a san francisco brewery is trolling lebron james after the cavs lost to the warriors in the nba finals. >> bare bottle has released a special limited edition called lebron tears. in an instagram post, the brewery said little known fact, k.d., steph, and klay take opposing teams hopes and dreams and turn them into sl from the one lost and distilled them into a hazy ipa just for you. >> those are some fighting words. >> shall we send them some? >> hmm. cantaloupe, some touches of lemon. >> and then lebron. he doesn't look too pleasant, but okay. time for sports now. anthony fluorescores. >> no tears, no crying now. this is for the giants fans.

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oe have confidence andai.ot tth we keep going. phil mickelson has the golf world buzzing. some are calling for his disqualification as a major melt down at the u.s. open. lefty struggling to keep it together. this is his bogey putt. a little too hard. it's headed off the green. watch what he does, chases it down. he hits it before it that's a no no and a two stroke penalty. he shot an 11 over 81 but that wasot n to rickie fowler. he dropped 53 places. dustin johnson had a four-shot lead to start the day. he was plus 6 on his first eight holes, finished 7 over for the round. he shares the lead at 3 over. but the story of the day, lefty, what happened on 13? >> how can you not laugh? us pa s. it'sopen. it's just funny. i don't mean it disrespectful, so i hopeoby --out y that way, d sorry. it's not the way it's meant. i just wanted to get to the next hole, and i didn't see that

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trump's ex-lawyer. >> abc's tara palmieri has the latest developments from washington. >> reporter: tonight, michael cohen could be in the crosshairs. a witness telling a a >> are you worried that michael cohen might flip in. >> i did nothing wrong. this stuff would have come out a long time ago. >> this comes as sources tell abc news that cohen may cooperate with prosecutors in a separate federal probeont ihe h payment he made to porn star stormy daniels. prosecutors

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