live breaking news. breaking news, windy conditions are fueling a wildfire burning right now in san ramon. sky7 is live over the scene over the charred areas. the flames threatened homes, burning up against the backyards of several. but now it appears sort of burning away from the homes. all right we'll show you the fire burning on this location. and east of interstate 680 as we pull out wider from sky7. you can see the homes arndt the corner areas. there is an aerial drop right now dropping water on the flames. by the way, this burned about 10 to 15 acres, east of interstate 680. >> we've seen smoke blowing in developments. fire c called for air support. and we saw one of the aerial drops, water and fire retardant. you can see the retardant at the edge of the screen, the red. we'll keep an eye on the fire and have updates as we continue. as well as the 5 with

that we say good afternoon. i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> it's warm appear breezy in san ramon. but of course burning fire creates a microclimate bringing in rush of winds. these are the official readings, 81 the temperature rep relative humidity is 45%. relatively dry. wind out of the south southwest with gusts to 15-mile-per-hour and occasionally stronger gusts. but once gin depend as the fire burns it can create gusts near the base of the fire. the wind near the fire is likely stronger. i'll monitor it and give you the update when he we have more information. >> thank you, spencer. >> okay. in our mands it was like 25 rounds or more. >> it's scarey for everybody involved. we're fortunate. and that none of our officers were hurt. >> a gun battle in the east by.

you can see bullet holes in a car as well as a police van, a major investigation is now under way. it started around 11:30 last night near e street. now the evidence field stretches for blocks. more than 100 physical evidence markers. abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us with the latest details on the investigation. vic. >> reporter: police opened this rail crossing about 2 and a half years ago. this is about all that's left of the crime scene tape. dozens of investigators were here all night and all day, looking at all the physical evidence. one suspect was hit in that shooting. he is being treated at a hospital. fortunately no officer was shot. around 11:35 last night here in union city, a shoot out. >> i thought it was fireworks. after that you semiautomatic. and it was over like 20, 30

shots. >> juanita lives across the tracks. >> i was scared. too close to home. >> >> reporter: at mid-afternoon the rail crossing cordened off. evidence markers littering the crime scene. officers tried to stop a car with three juveniles. >> two suspects got out of the vehicle once it stopped. and exchanged gunfire with our officers. >> one of them was hit. both ran into the neighborhood where they were captured. the suspect shot was arrested here on a front lawn stained with blood. part of the evidence an officers medical bag and shield. the third suspect drove the car a few blocks away to railroad avenue and whipple road. here we found a toyota camry with more than 20 bullet holes. in this police van, also with bullet holes in the windshield. police arrested the driver here. lieutenant steve menendez says the three suspects $suspects are

young. >> twoey 16 years old one was 15. >> menendez tell us the officers stopped the car because it was reported stolen. >> our officers were in the area doing extra enforcement because we have had several shootings in union city the past few weeks. >> reporter: to be exact, four shootings in union city in the past 30 days. including an unsolved shooting at a funeral parlor last thursday where five people were hit. police are looking at evidence in this case to see if they can link this shooting to that shooting in the funeral parlor. they recovered several stolen weapons in the car last night. >> thank you. a bill changing the standards for when police in california can open fire has advanced in the state senate. the proposal would limit the use of deadly force to situations where an officer or another person could be seriously injured or killed.

it would raze the standard from reasonable to necessary. the bill is the first of its kind in the u.s. and now heads to a second committee. snmt chanting ]. hundreds protests outside the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement office in san francisco, protesting against the trump administration policy. separating immigrant children from parents. demonstrators say they are standing up to the moral horror of separating families, imprisoning immigrants and refugees and demanding the abuses stop now. president trump son capitol hill right now forth a meeting on the immigration policy. he told reporters the nation's immigration is a really bad, bad system. that's a quote. the is meeting privately with the full house republican conference, of possible votes this week on immigration bills. as backlash backlash against the separation of families at the border grows five governors

including two republicans are refusing to deploy or withdrawing national guard resources. abc news reporter natalie bruneaule with the details. >> reporter: states taking a stand. a number of governors fighting president trump's zero tolerance policy by refusing to send national guard troops to the border. >> we need to have a supervisor. >> as bipartisan outrage over family separation grows. >> it's rare that you see that broad a consensus with that same passion and sense of urgency. >> reporter: colorado governor signing of an executive order calling the practice offensive and refusing any state resourcing be used for that purpose. new york governor andrew apple cuomo and massachusetts governor charlily baker a republican call the separations inhue mean and also announcing national guard troops will not be sent. tuesdaisland's governor following suit. and maryland's governor larry hogan tweeting his order to pull a guard crew from new mexico.

adding quote congress on the administration must step up to work together and fix our broken system. >> at this congressional townhall in texas. >> we are taking care of those children. your tax dollars. >> residents putting the pressure on washington to end family separations. >> i mean i haven't been sleeping because of what's going on. >> president trump said today he doesn't want the children to be taken away from parents. but added it's necessary if the u.s. wants to prosecute the parents. natalie bruneaule, abc news. some lawmakers called for california to pull troops from the border but a spokesperson for jerry brown says the mission there is limited and doesn't support federal detention of immigrants. california's attorney general joined 20 others to demand the justice department end the zero tolerance policy. xavier becerra wrote the spls is

wrong inhumane and traumatic for thousands of children. it's horrifying of an american president would direct the cruel zero tolerance policy that contradicts our american values. a. a silicon valley couple as fund raers to reunite a immigrant parent with their child has raised $5 million starting with a goal of raising $1500 for racist a non-profit providing level services to immigrants and refugees. at one point it raised $4,000 a minute. quite a pace. drone view 7 flew over the fountain grove neighborhood, an area devastatesed by the north bay wildfire. as we can see the rubble has been cleared and work to rebuild has begun. in the meantime a familiar name and face will speak with fire victims during the next two days encouraging them to hire a lawyer if they haven't already done so. >> news reporter wayne friedman joins us from a windsor area tv

studio where ernie brock vich spoke with him today. >> ernie brock o vich still in the studio behind me taping messages and commercials to fire victims, the same who sued pg&e for water contamination in hingely california and received a settlement for $$333 million. she has been hiredpy attorneys to get the message out. >> i'm here to remind people that they have a voice and that it counts. . >> we still don't know the exact words that ernie brock o vich said in front of the green screen because it was a closed set. but coming to the north bay this afternoon, the lawyers with whom she is working no exactly what brand they have hired. >> i don't think of myself as a brand. everybody else does. >> what is the brand? >> let's hold pg&e and every other corporate polluter to a high standard so that you can have a healthy family. >> attorney garry more of says

he represents 1,000 victims of the of the north bay fire storm and even with 3500 cases filed there should be more. enter ernie brock o vich. >> it's not right left. it's right/wrong. >> she is doing exertions, radio commercials. she is going -- we're going to have direct mail with her messages in it. and more importantly she meets with people and talk about what what they need to do protect loved ones and themselves. >> more than seven months since the fires killing 44 people and burned 8900 structures. legal teams have taken dead aim on pg&e with billions in claims especially since recent reports by calfire stay the utility power lines sparked and started blazes. many legal teams produced exertions. but brockovich brings it to an unprecedented level. >> often times they'll be uncomfortable or don't think they need representation and that's not true.

i want people to know their rights. >> as for pg&e we did reach out to the utility today. no one on camera we received a statement. which reads the loss of live homes and businesses in the extraordinary wildfires breakin remain focused on helping communities recover and rebuild. as for ernie brockovich she be in town two days. and meeting with victims. live in windsor, wayne friedman abc 7 news. >> thank you. a power strug. le of sorts happening at one of san francisco's most well-known churches. what's happening at glide right now. plus uber wants you in an electric car, the pilot program kicking off in several cities, including one in the bay area. and bowl for free. but there is a catch. how kids can bowl a few strikes this summer. let's check traffic at 4:11. >> out. >> you wish you were out of the

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there appears to be a power struggle going on at one of san francisco's most well-known churches. glide has been stripped of its clergy by the leadership of the united methodist church. >> carolyn tyler joining from us the newsroom with the story. >> it's unclear what we were told behind the move we were told no comment by the united methodist church. but glide leaders think it's a

power struggle and culture clash. for more than 50 years glide has been an s francisco. known for the inspirational choir, inclusive congregation, the mission of serving the needy and the charismatic leader reverend women's who retired by still leads. >> right on. >> with the new bishop we -- that entire legacy is being challenged. >> karen is head of the glide foundation. she and the trustees received notice from the bishop overseeing churches in california and nevada, that the glide clergy being reassigned and not replaced. one of the bishops broke the news to a stunned congregation on sunday. >> i know today is a hard day. i understand it. it's not for glide to stop. it's for glide to go on. >> the church hierarchy refused to comment but hanrihan believes the rift is caused by a

difference in philosophy and the new bishop trying to exert control. >> she bring as more conservative religious philosophy with her. and we feel that it's not in line with glide's values. >> sources tell us there is tension between the glide foundation, a $20 million non-profit running the social service and the united methodist church itself over who is in charge. long time members are praying for a resolution. >> are you nervous about what could come? >> i think we can overcome it. this is gloid we overcome a lot of stuff. >> glide is expected to be stripped of the pastors by july 1st. in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> thank you. uber is making a push to get drivers in the bay area into electric cars. the yearlong pilot program starts here and in other he

cities. they are offering a bonus to make the switch backup they will get an extra dollar for each ride inav e losty goal of giving 5 million rides in electric vehicles. wells fargo is moves moving jobs out of san francisco. they need employees in the treasury management work close ner proximity to each other. 91 jobs will be relocated and five others eliminated. the bank is moving 64 positions to el monte in los angeles county. the other 27 relocated to arizona, utah, minnesota and north carolina. the jobs will be moved by september 28th. union workers in san francisco are demanding that officials investigate allegations of racism in city departments. members of the seiu rallied on the steps of city hall saying a diskproerpgs it share oafcan-er disciplined. city supervisors holding hearing to investigate the potential

problems. >> there has been a feeling and sentiment around some of our african-american workers in the city that promotions and hiring take into account race consciously or unconsciously at the city level. if that's true we must do everything we can to address any type of implicit or direct bias that we see in city hiring and promotion. >> other african-american workers complained of being subjected to background checks and other requirements they say not requird of fellow employees. charleston, south carolina, is ready to aapologize for its role in the slave trade. the city council is expected to pass a resolution today to coincide the june teeth, the holiday marking june 19th, 1865 when a union army general declared the end of the civil war and all slaves were free. this is the video of the juneteenth commemoration in new york. the resolution in kmarlts denounces dignity and constitutl

protections suffered by slaves. spencer rejoins us. we had the fire earlier in san ramon. temperatures -- it's only around 80 degrees but breezy. >> that's true. breezy gusty pattern has been for weeks now. and stronger gusts in the evening hours. we'll watch the fire conditions for you. pu as larry pointed out it's not very warm right now. let me give you a live view from the roof top camera over the bay under blue skies. only 59 degrees in san francisco right now. 64 in elbowed, mountain view 69. 76 at guy roy. the west ward from emeryville also under mainly clear skies you see in the distance a little bit of layer of fog forming there near the coastline. it's 77 in santa rosa right now. napa and novato both 75. 86 at fairfield. concord 88. 67 at livermore. might be a typo. on to another live view fm t eastay hillsures.lo cloudsandin

overnight. mainly mild to warm the next two days. then the heat spikes as we get to the end of the week. friday through sunday look for very hot weather inland up to triple digits in some locations. right now we're looking at gusty conditions, gusting to 35-mile-per-hour in san francisco. 20 up north at yukia. and in the inland areas we have wind speeds of 15 to 25-mile-per-hour. so that of course adds to the risk of fire. overnight, lack for a little bit of low cloudiness and fog pushing locally across the bay and inland. overnight lows mainly in the mid-50s. and then tomorrow look at our microclimates we see a high of 60 dree are degrees at half moon. 66 in downtown san francisco. got stuck there a second. across the bay inoakland, high of 72. 88 in walnut creek. 88 over in antioch. quit a warm jum coming toward the end of the we can. generally we'll upper 80s inland tomorrow. look at thursday. we'll see highs into the 90s.

low 90s i should say on thursday. but then on friday well into the upper 90s, a couple of locations will top out in triple digits friday. and saturday will be hotter. four or five locations perhaps atr a 100 degrees. so the heat is on the which. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow and thursday will be mild to warm. so very few locations will be above 90 degrees. those two days. but up to 98, the high inland on friday. 102 will be the max high at some of the hottest inland spots saturday. then sunday as we finish pride weekend indicatedly the familiar clears there, the heat holds on hid highs to 90s around the inland. up he were 60s on coast. finally refreshingly cooler air coming in monday the continuing into tuesday. the cooldown continuing. by the way officially begins oh thursday morning atht.

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tens of thousands of people are heading to sonoma this weekend, not for wine teasing. it's nascar weekend. pfor what's going to be a very g hot event. abc 7 news reporter amy holleyfield has the preview. >> they are painting and paving the ground before nascar roars into town for the biggest event of year for the track. >> there is something at the track 340 days a year. but nothing like this weekend. >> and it continuing to get bigger. consider the company painting the logos and signs the past 29 years. . the first year it took ten gallons and an afternoon. now more than 900 gallons and 90 or are more hours. >> it's the most popularity motor sport event in the united states. thods people headed our way. >> junior gets up. >> the accelerating race draws the crowds and provides the fun. but sonoma raceway will make sure to draw the crowd's

attention to what the region experienced last fall. with a program called sonoma rising. >> we are over 1,000 tickets out to families affected by the fires through the united which. we'll have first responders part of the prerace ceremony. so this -- he put a very sonoma stamp on this event. >> for those headed to sonoma this weekend but not coming to the sonoma raceway, officials have a request. they ask you to use an alternate route around the area to help with the traffic issues. in sonoma, amy hoelfield abc 7. >> looking for something for the kids to do this summer. how about bowling? 13 bay area centers are taking part in the kids bowl free program thp they can play two freedom free games every day just register on the kids bowl free website. each center may have different guidelines w g offered and whet rental is included or paid for. >> free is a great deal. >> yes and it's physical.

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>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. a shootout between police in te in a stolen car is under investigation. police say they tried to stop the car last night. the suspects got out and exchanged gunfire with the officers. one suspect was hit. the third suspect drove a few blocks before being arrested. we are following a brush fire in san ramon. calfire says it's burned 20 to 25 acres. video sfr sky7 showed it dangerously close to homes in the area. we're going to continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates here as well as on abc7news.com and our app. california senator die dianne feinstein the latest to weigh in on the trump administration policy separating children from parents. she is pushing a senate bill and calling on colleagues to act now. new numbers show more than 2,300 children were taken f parents in a five-week period.

abc news reporter jenna norman live in washington where the president is meeting with republicans amid growing backlash. >> right, larry. he met with house republicans. and at this point it's democrats and republicans calling on president trump to andy to the policy started under his administration. but at this point he is still putting this on democrats. claiming this a law they must fix. although that's in the true. outcries from members of congress are growing louder. >> i am ashamed of this administration that they are doing this. >> democrats and republicans alike vocal and public in criticism over the administration's zero tolerance policy of taking children away from their undocumented immigrant parents seeking asylum. audio from pro publica said taken at a detention center capturing the heart wrenching cries. >> they're not bargaining chips

deteio cters is fueling the growing backlash. men, women and some of those young children crammed into what looks like cages. small bodies under plastic heating blankets behind metal fences. >> the system has been broken for many years. we're going to try and fix it. >> president trump sticking to talking points, including the false claim even rebuked by members of his own party that separating kids at the border is a law democrats can fix. >> this was a policy invented, implemented and executed by president trump. >> reporter: at the same time, the president is defending his administration's policy. >> and when you prosecute the parents for coming in illegally, which should happen, you have to take the children away. >> reporter: and when president trump arrived on capitol hill to meet with house republicans he was met by shouts from some democrats as well as some others holding signs showing images of

the migrant children. and one other big headline from capitol hill today, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announcing all gop senators want to see an end to separating of families at the berd. >> and there is new details about how long children are being separated from families. what do we know? >> reporter: right. the department of health and human services telling abc news that migrant children are separated from parents, families on average for about 57 days. but of course we know for some of the kids that time is much longer. back to you. >> live in washington, thank you. the president capped his speech before the business group by walking up stage hug going. he has done it before twice during the 2016 campaign. a check on flag etiquette says nothing about hug attentioning the stars and stripes. >> if you or somebody you no he is having an immigration issue, you can take action and find an

ally at abc news.com slash action. click on the human rights section you'll find everything from contexting the aclu to local rapid response agency that is can help during the i.c.e. enforcement. president trump is threatening new tariff on 200 billion in chinese imports. the president says the tariffs will take effect in july if mcrefuses to change what it calls unfair practices. in the acquisition of american intellectual property and technology. mcis the new -- now i should say threatening that as an act of blackmail they call it. and analysts say there are no negotiations between the two countries. >> we hope both sides with the significant threats on the table will see it as imperative now more than ever to get back to the northbounding table and talk threw how to solve the issues. beyond just tariffs that will harm u.s. consumers, the american farmer and businesses operating in the u.s. and china. >> the latest threat follows mr.

trump's previous order for tariffs on $50 billion in chinese goods. those tariffs will quickly matched by china on u.s. exports. and of course all this could feskly race prices of goods for consumers and fears of an escalating trade war sent stocks tumbling. each dropping more than 4% general motors and bowing. the dowed dropped 286 points or 1.1%. the nasdaq gave back 21 points and the s&p 500 lost 11 points. >> a humboldt county woman is threatening a lawsuit after a violent. >> when that ismy last name. >> what's your rnc. o i'm not. y dad isn't >> >> you're going to jail. >> oh, my god.

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ones under which circumstances you target. >> absolutely. we represent for free, legal representation, survivors of abuse and their children to help them overturn trial court decisions that put them in danger of further abuse. unfortunately all too often trial courts actually award custody of children to an abusive parent which really puts them in grave risk of physical harm and serious emotional and mental harm from being exposed to violence in the home. we try to overturn those decisions. >> the need for that was surprising to me, as i researched this, because i thought under california law the courts really need to keep the children's safety as a priority as they decide on custody and where to place them. >> you're right. but california law does say that. unfortunately we just see the trial carts not applying that all the so an example is one of our clients is now an immigrant from iraq who came here and married a man who unfortunately turned out to be quite abusive.

and was physically abusive to her, strangled her and wouldn't let her learn english. now, when they were divorcing and she asked the trial court for custody of their 1-year-old son, the skort awarded joint custody to her and the abuser and one reason whys spoke better english even though he had not allowed her to learn english as part of the abuse. so it's unjust and puts the child at real risk of being exposed to more abuse in the future. >> and sometimes survivors also face the threat of retaliatory litigation from the abuser. >> that can happen. and we call that litigation abuse. it is a tactic designed to sort of, you know, train them out of money and resources. >> you'll help the ladies with all that. ishld say survivors. >> yes. >> i want to know with the battle of the bands what format it takes? is it an american idol style. >> the public is welcome. doors are open. come buy tickets at the door tomorrow night at 6:00. the audience chooses the winners

by voting and your votes are donations to family violence appellate project. it's up to the audience as we have a panel of celebrity judges who will choose a judges choice award winner. >> boy, i bet it's getting heated knowing lawyers pretty competitive kpet sfleef they've been practicing for months and take it seriously a and all talented. >> tomorrow night is san francisco, thank you for coming on ernie smith, to talk about that with the family violence appellate project. i want to share with folks one more time. at the chapel on valencia in san francisco tomorrow at 5:30. guaranteed to be a great battle of the bands. thanks a lot, ernie. >> thank you. >> larry. now the accuweather forecasts with spencer christian. sunny skies across the bay area. but the low clouds and fog forming on the coastline pushing over the bay locally and inland overnight. and low temperatures in the mid-50s. look for tomorrow another mild to warm day. no extremes likely. up to 60 on the coast.

mid-70s around the bay. and mid-to upper 80s inland. it's getting very hot at the end of the week. we have a sowers heat spike coming friday absaturday and sunday. let me alert to you fact that the extreme heat will be in the inland where we speck triple digit high temperatures in some locations. there is a higher risk of course of heat related illness during that period and higher -- high fire danger as well abbas it's warm and dry. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. can you see that saturday we expect to be the hottest day in that three-day period. inland highs at or above 100 degrees in several locations. upper 80s around the bay. low 70s on the coast. and the heat will hold on on sunday but start to ease up on monday and tuesday as we get some refreshing breezes off the ocean coming in. >> ooh. >> prepare for the heat. >> when summer comes on the calendar it doesn't joke around. >> it comes like that. >> boom. >> thank you, spencer. a real or fake? how do you know it's real when

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doctors examined the eagle. joining us from milpitas. i can tell you the mother and father are not empty nesters, still a 3-month-old eaglet in the redwood tree behind me here in milpitas. but the sibling fell out as it tried to flej and now getting kmld attention. >> a little bruising. >> it looks like if all he has is one bruise that's lucky. >> lucky that's become the eaglet's name. it's not known if the ego slt a boy or girl but the bruised wing was checked out by doctors as fish and game officials brought the raptor to lindsey wildlife experience in walnut creek yesterday evening. >> the wing around the bruise seems okay. >> the white bandages you see are on for protection. no fractures or cuts. >> they saw him from what i understand hit a branch on the way down. they decided rather than to attempt to put it back in the nest to bring it to us because we're a little dehydrated and

stressed. we like to give the fluids. and put it just under the skin. he got calories and then we hand fed himis system. >> lucky thought the mice were nice and got released into this aviary to stretch out the wings. byrd watchers and eagle eyed fourth offense are circling the nest and vets hope they report what the parents are feeding the sibling to match the diet. >> mice today. y don't wanletnsider.ily.o l out again. they want to make sure he can

fly. and make sure the sibling is not stressed out. in milpitas, leslie brinkley, abc 7. an f joining us for news starring getting attacked out of the blue. >> caught this huge blow. >> two gay men beaten on opposite sides of the bay. >> anger over families separated at the border. the hard line view has local experts raising questions. a car riddled with bullets in union city after police trade shots with teenager. >> and a gas fire in san ramon. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> we can't let people pour in. >> what kind of nightmare has it become? >> politically c not intentiona

separaot do that. we are better than that. >> the fire storm raging immigration is escalating tonight. >> the president trumps saying the slugs lies with congress. president trump was on capitol hill a short time ago for a meeting on immigration. he says the system is broken and just needs to be fixed. >> but one southern exact is skeptical and couldn't hold back frustration. >> quit separating the kids. they're separating the children. mr. president, don't you have kids? >> meanwhile, california's attorney general xavie 20 rs at thal