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and 600 more are threatened. >> because the speeds of the wind are expected to decrease, this is still going to cause a problem for firefighters. >> absolutely. it's still a dynamic situation. we're dealing with brush in the fire area. and the fire is spreading with an alarm rate. >> it's burning towards structures, is that part of the problem here? >> the fire is burning in a pretty remote area, there are structures in the area of the fire. we have crews in place providing defense, there are 600 structures we're considering threatened at this point. >> let's talk about those who have been evacuated. do you have any indication when they'll return back to their homes? >> it's our goal to get people back in their homes as soon as possible, as soon as it's safe. we're taking direct fire approach. we're attacking the fire on the

fire's edge to restore norm si and get people back in their homes. >> you'll have dozers establishing lines and hand crews as well. >> exactly. we'll have bulldozers building containment lines. at night we'll expect the fire to decrease which will enable us to get close to the fire's edge and stop the spread of the fire. >> this fire has broken out so early in the season, captain, tell us what it means for the rest of the summer. does this set some sort of precedent? > it's a reminder for the public to be ready for wildfire. it's what we expect. it happens every summer in california. over the last several weeks we've seen several new fires start across the state of california. we've had more new fires start so far this year as we did last

year to the same point. so to say this is going to be a worse fire season than last fire season, it's really still up in the air. but we are getting the resources we need and crews are coming in through the night. we'll work to contain this one. >> all right, cal fire captain, thank you for joining us and safety to you and your crews out there. >> thank you. >> let's get to center. >> fire, fuelled by winds and the heat. >> typically at night the fires will settle down. last night the fire did not settle down. it increased in size and grew over a thousand acres over the evening. >> reporter: the entire spring valley community is threatened.

a new expanded evacuation alert this afternoon was followed by another asking people to immediately reduce their water usage to conserve water for firefighters, hundreds of them attacking this blaze by air and on the ground. >> i said if you're not going to protect my house, i'm going to protect my house. >> reporter: tracie gatlin watched her house burn down after she claimed her pleas for help were ignored. >> for two and a half hours there were ten cal fire or some sort of fire, i don't know if it was only cal fire but some sort of vehicles on our road that could have been doing something, i was rolling propane tanks down the hill, moving cars, i just needed help and no one would help me. >> reporter: a red cross shelter became a refuge for this family who escaped with their clothes on their back and their cat

penny. >> we've been through this four times and this is the first time i felt like we were in danger because the fire was just on the hill just over from us, like maybe this is the time we lose our house. >> reporter: theirs was spared. 600 other structures are now threatened. we pick up our team coverage tonight with will carr on the front lines of the fire. >> will filed this report just before the sun went down. >> reporter: behind me you can see the wildfire, continuing to eat through the bone dry brush behind me. it's been hot, triple degrees in some part of the areas, and the winds have been erratic. pushing these flames all throughout this community. nearly 600 homes are threatened. behind us fire crews are doing

everything they can to jump on the flames. you hear the helicopter in the distance, see a truck coming by here, they're doing dumps, trying to get these flames out and protect this community. it's going to be a long 24 hours. now cal fire has brought in one of the world's largest fire fighting airline craft to help ground crews. you're looking at a dc 10 wide body jet. >> it used to be a passenger jet and could hold more than 250 people when it did that. let's check in for the latest on theonditions firefighters are facing up there. francis. >> eric, deon, the wind has been decreasing, unfortunately it's still pretty breezy. here are the conditions right now. the temperatures dropped down to 71 degrees and relative humidity has come up to 54%. but the winds still coming at 17 miles per hour and gusts up to

33 miles an hour. overnight the winds will die rapidly as the temperatures lower into the low 60s and that's great news for the firefighters who will get closer to the containment line during the early morning hours because in the afternoon temperatures climb back up again to the low 90s to mid 90s and the winds pick up again to around 15 miles an hour. now this is the latest wildfire to destroy homes and threaten others in lake county. mike mcgur spoke about how tough it's been. >> lake county has been hit hardest of california's other 58 counties. the last four fire seasons, they have lost over 2,000 homes over the last four years and this is the last thing, the last thing that any of us would want to see. >> state senator mckwur called

it, quote, the new normal. we'll stay on top of the pawnee fire. download the app 7 news app or visit abc 7.com. they'll be back at h4:30 in the morning with the latest. switching now to the border. abc 7 cheryl jennings was invited to join congresswoman jackie speier during her visit. cheryl talked a border guard to see the conditions from his perspecti perspective. >> he's a father of four. he agreed to talk to us as the controversy swirls over

immigration issues. >> they're cages, and i think all of us will have a different perspective certainly, but this is not the way we treat people who are seeking asylum. border patrol, all of the agents are doing their jobs. but they are a criminal law enforcement agency. and from my view, they have treated some of these children and families as you would treat a criminal. >> reporter: the officer says most people don't know that many undocumented immigrants turn themselves into the guards. >> if they thought we were that bad because their family members have had experiences with us, why would they seek us out? they know we're not bad folks. they know we're here to help them. >> we found a young mother and child at the local bus station. she turned herself in to the border patrol, was detained for three days but did not lose

touch with her trial. >> translator: thank god the new law was in place because if not we would have been separated. >> reporter: they're taking a bus to california to live with a family member. she did not complain about her stay at the mccal len facility. >> we have children, family members that if we know that -- you got to treat people the way you want to be treated. if we were in is that situation we'd want to be treated accordingly. >> reporter: the debate is raging all over the country while lawmakers try to come up with a plan. cheryl will have reports of her trip this monday on abc 7 at 4:00 and 6:00 and you can find more coverage online at abc7news.com. >> the rainbow colors were on full display at this year's san francisco pride festivities. an estimated 1 million people showed up.

we're live with how the celebration went. still lit up behind you there, carlos. >> reporter: the party is now over. it actually ended a few hours ago, but cleanup crews are still here making sure that everything is clean in time. but today's festivities were emotional for many people, especially for one young woman who decided to come out to her mom on tv. a party atmosphere where you can celebrate you on uniquely different people are. all shades of the rainbow flag were on display at this year's pride fest. >> more people that i've seen in the last few years. >> reporter: whether you're a part of the lgbtq community or a family member, it's pride for everyone. >> i have a gay brother. they're no different than anyone else. >> reporter: even those that aren't out to their parents, but find the courage on camera.

>> so afraid of not being accepted. >> reporter: a proud but scary moment who had friends, even strangers at her side for support. >> my heart is pounding so much, you guys. but i'm so happy i did this. thank you. >> reporter: that beautiful moment captured what pride is all about. but with a festival this size comes the potential for problems. this fight broke out between a half dozen people in civic center plaza. police would come to break up the ball. and then a reported stabbing not too far from there that led cops to close off golden gate avenue between hide and eleven worth streets. >> there's nothing we can do as a community to resolve situations like that. >> reporter: despite the incidents organizers say this year's pride was a

dikes on bikes revved up their engines and a crowd of hundreds of thousands spectators while leading the parade in san francisco. >> this year's celebration had a mix of political messages, including protesting president trump's recent move to separate migrant families. congressman nancy pelosi and her grandson had their own messages. >> families belong together. >> it's necessary to show our pride. >> sky 7 captured the 60,000 people that marched in the parade. much more ahead on this busy sunday night. a controversy over a little girl selling water in san francisco getting attention nationwide tonight. >> this woman don't want to let

a little girl sell some water. >> we'll hear from the little girl and her mom and what the woman who called the cops on them now is saying tonight. later, a bizarre rescue in the ebb. the man rescued by good samaritans decided to fight back. what you need to

. now to the water bottle controversy involving a san francisco woman calling the cops on an 8-year-old girl. the video has been on instagram and viewed more than a million times igniting a global fire storm. a controversial call. >> this woman i don't want to

let a little girl sell some water. >> this woman on the phone with police about an 8-year-old girl she said was loudly selling water for hours. the child's mom confronting the caller. >> she comes out and demands a permit, said if we didn't give it to her she'd call the cops. and she did. >> the lady called the police on me because i didn't have a permit. >> you can hide all you want. the whole world going to see you. >> illegally selling water without a permit. >> this the scene in a residential neighborhood near at&t park on friday. it's now been seen millions of times on instagram. the woman on the phone tells abc news she never spoke to the little girl but said her building security guard tried to get the little girl and her mom to keep the noise down or move. she said she did phone the police but not to report them,

wanting to know if they were legal. austin posted this video, saying her daughter is selling water again. the family said the little girl was trying to raise money to go to disney land and someone has now come forward with tickets. tomorrow the traffic route changes for tens of thousands of people. the twin peak tunnel will be closed for a couple months while upgrades are made. shuttle buses will carry riders. the k line takes a detour and head downtown via the j line. >> i know we talked about the winds dieing down just a little bit. >> we're getting two different sets of readings but hopefully it means good luck for firefighters. >> winds decrease overnight and temperatures took a tumble today, some by as much as 25

degrees. satellite shows the low clouds that you might have seen crept into the bay during the even hours. and check out the winds right now. we have the sea breeze cooling everything down. fairfield is still gusting to 39 miles an hour. also with the sea breeze temperatures have come down quite a bit. so compared to 24 hours ago, almost 24 degrees cooler in fairfield and in concord at this time. right now temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. concord 62. san francisco 59, oakland 60. we saw triple digit heat yesterday today we got only to the upper 80s. here's a live view from the downtown area. patchy fog, clouds overnight. so a typical summer pattern. cooler and breezy tomorrow. winds pick up in the afternoon to evening. then if you missed the heat,

another warmup is on its way towards the end of the work week. here's the forecast animation. we have extensive cloud cover, even possibly some drizzle, mist and drizzle along the peninsula coast. then the fog pulls back, the clouds clear by the coast. along the afternoon hours it should be gone and temperatures will be a little bit cooler in some spots. overnight lows mainly in the 50s, santa rosa, napa, low 50s there. grab a jacket heading out the door tomorrow you'll need it. and in the early afternoon it's looking mild. san francisco 65, oakland 69 and then we will hit the low to mid 80s infield like antioch 85 will be one of the warmest spots and plenty of shunshine for everyon.

cooling dramatic but not as it was today. around the bay mid 70s, at the coast near 60 degrees. little change for tuesday but then the warmup continues and kicks in on friday, actually, where we see 90s return to the inland areas. looking like a warm summer weekend saturday and sunday. >> didn't summer just start? >> it did last week. >> it's

and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california.

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berkeley police arrested a man after officers say he punched a person who helped rescue him from san francisco bay. >> witnesses say he was speeding when his car went off the road and into the water about 7:00 tonight. a group of good samaritans saw what happened and sprang into action to help. >> it catapulted it went far. we sent out our rescue skiff and

got the two people in the water to shore and the police came and took care of the rest. >> a woman was also riding in the man's car, paramedics took her to a hospital. police are

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> the giants last game of their series against the padres today also happened to be the final game of a 17 game stretch without an off day. san francisco needed a big-time boost and good old hunter pence gave it to them. the padres arrived on a double-decker sightseeing bus

when their team bus failed to show up. talk about using their resources. dereck rodriguez started for san francisco. one over the center field wall but dereck rodriguez didn't aly on any after that. that score remained until the 11th hunter pence, came through with an emotion-filled two run walk off double and the giants win 3-2. things were cooking on the south side of chicago. but it was the a's that got grilled. mark can naled off the fifth f with a solo shot. that was all they could celebrate. bases loaded for man cot a he unloaded with a double, a five-run inning for the white sox. they'd score five more in the six by way of three home runs.

then sanchez knocked one out off liam hendrix and then mancotta again, a three run shot this time. he was two for four with six rbi. 10-3 white sox crushed the a. >> jeff gordon used to rule the track at sonoma, but over the last nine years there have been no repeat winners of the toyota save mart 350 until today. with about 40 laps to go, crew chief told martin to pit, but what he was really doing was baiting the leader kevin harvick to pit. it worked. he stayed on the lap another 7 laps before went in. and the fresher tiers allowed him to overtake harvikc and cruise to a 10 second victory. he won here in 2013, but he gave credit to today's results to his crew chief. >> that's all cool. that's him. it's amazing. i'm cool with whatever he wants to do.

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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. good evening thanks for being here i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, many lake county residents are

spending another night in shelters due to a fire that forced them to leave their homes. it's destroyed 12 structures and destroyed 7700 acres. a car went into the marina and police arrested the driver. a woman went to the hospital after being freed from the same car. tens of thousands of people e will see their daily community take. they're closing the twin peaks tunnel for the next two months. thousands of people converged on san francisco for the 48th annual pride parade. >> not to mention the weather was unbeatable for today's colorful celebration of love, tolerance and equally with politics mixed

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look. >> reporter: dikes on bikes rattled a few windows on market street leading the pride parade like they do every year. >> we lead the parade and we get the most excited people. we rev our engines and people go nuts. >> reporter: pride organizers say 50,000 people marched this year. some groups protesting president trump's recent move to separate migrant families seeking asylum. including congresswoman nancy pelo pelosi's own grandson. >> families belong together. >> every year it's great. this year is absolutely necessary. for people to show our unity, our pride. >> reporter: others made their own fashion statements. >> what's up, san francisco! >> there is so much love, tolerance and equality, it's hard to believe there was a time in california when things were not that way. >> reporter: former supervisor tom amiano remembers the defeat when gays andless bee janns were prevented from teaching in public schools. >> if you were gay you would get

kicked out of school. >> reporter: a sea of rainbow pride stretching from the foot of market to civic center. janet pearson sharing the pride with her family. >> love is love and, you know, that's what we're here to support and make sure our kids know this, too. ♪ >> reporter: our own dan ashley and his band rocking the parade route. >> what a great day, wonderful vibe and feeling out here. the weather is perfect. >> reporter: after the parade there was a pride festival at civic center. in san francisco cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> people celebrated pride in many ways around the bay area today and that included through prayer. abc7 news was at the berkeley fellowship of unitearian universalists. today's sunday service focused on giving thanks for the strides the lgbtq community has made over the decades. worshippers also left with a message of appreciating the value of everyone around them no matter how they identify. >> take a moment to let the lgbtq people in your life know you love and support them just

the way they are. or in other words, hug a queer. >> money collected during this morning's church services will be donated to oakland's lgbtq community center near lake merritt. a second young person has dyed following a freeway crash on the peninsula. abc 7 news was in san bruno when a bmw crashed into the divider. the 24-year-old man who was driving dyed at the scene. paramedics rushed a 19-year-old woman to the trauma center. she died later. >> all the parts came off the car. the girl got ejected when the car was going up in the air about 15 to 20 feet high and it spun around twice. >> witnesses told the highway patrol that the car was being driven well above the speed limit. >> nascar fans paid tributes to the victims and survivors of

last year's wildfires as well as those in lake county. >> may those flames soon be quelled oh lord. >> they bought 1100 tickets for last year's fires, and honored first responders from across the north bay. >> the public doesn't forget what we did and we don't forget what the public did for us. >> nascar and sonoma raceway are encouraging fans to pay row niez locally owned businesses. federal prosecutors will interview stormy daniels tomorrow as part of their probe into president trump's personal attorney. prosecutors are expected to ask the adult film star about the $130,000 payment she received from cohen in 2016, that's

michael cohen. in exchange for her silence about an alleged sexual encounter she had with mr. trump a decade earlier. president trump said he wasn't aware of the payment and then

a landmark day for women in saudi arabia as they take to the roads for the first time legally. >> the kingdom's ban on women drivers has been listed. david daniel looks at the celebrations behind the wheel. >> reporter: a historic celebration for saudi women who waited their entire lives for this moment. >> i really enjoyed it. you know, the freedom in my own country. >> saudi arabia's controversial and decades old ban on women drivers have been officially. l

>> we've been waiting for this moment for a long time. finally it's here. as they drove for the first time. to join the air force. >> it's. >> you can go with your kids and have memories and go on road trips, so it's also a bonding thing for the family. >> it's already changing my life. >> reporter: people began posting photos and videos of them driving and celebrating as the ban lifted. including the saudi prince who posted this video of his daughter driving him and others around. the government had already issued driver's licenses to some women and carried out safe driving classes while women say there is a long road ahead for'

quality, they say this is a big step ahead. i'm david daniel reporting. >> let's get a check of the weather forecast. >> it was a much cooler day with the sea breeze and the marine layer. here's live doppler 7 showing the satellite image as well. the low clouds pushing in inland. tomorrow morning you wake to temperatures in the 50s, to 60 in antioch. grab as jacket as you head out the door. highs tomorrow would be slightly cooler, still breezy again in the afternoon closer to the coast. san francisco 65, oakland 69 degrees. san jose 80. so we are closer to average now, gone are the triple digit heats from the last couple days and we'll stay that way for the next few days and then things warm up on friday, mild to hot and sunny conditions for next weekend.

still the sun screen and sunglasses for next weekend. >> good advice. thanks. more news. golden state warriors guard steph curry and his family won $25,000 for the sonoma county fire relief fun on the special edition of family feud. >> he competed against chris paul and his family. they launched through the round. they needed a combined total of 200 points to win. turns out mrs. curry made it easy for the basketball star. >> you need six points. >> for you, steph, that's two shots. >> curry got those six points and then some with the number one answer. his wife got the rest of the number ones. >> they're one of my favorite

couples. this just goes to show. >> they're one of my favorite couples, too. and he can shoot. >> yes. >> let's find more about sports right now. >> you know who else can shoot? his wife. >> i heard this. >> don't count out the woman, man. >> that's right. >> prettial lented. >> we are in the final games of group play at the world cup. the latest teams to advance.

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> hunter pence may not be the electric everyday player, but he can still bring the energy when needed and it was today. at the end of a long 17 day stretch for san francisco.

the padres couldn't find their bus so that arrived at at&t on a double-decker sightseeing bus. manuel margot was so excited he led off the game with his second run of the year. that was off derek rodriguez. rodriguez was outstanding after that. he didn't allow another run for seven innings. hernandez got the giants on the board with a solo shot. padres took the lead. bottom of the 11th with two strikes and bases loaded, hunter pence coming through with the emotion-filled two-run walk off double. the giants win 3-2. giants red sox. hernandez, gone. then a pattern, off the top of the wall for another home run. the fourth inning, cody bellinger, 4-2. eighth inning, again a solo home run. this time to the second deck.

this game went into extra innings. justin turner with the dodger's seventh solo home run of the game. that ties a major league record and the dodgers win 8-7.8-7.8-7. >> oakland got grilled, mark kenna, the solo shot in the 5th, that's a major league record for oakland. with their 25th consecutive road gme with a home run. that was it for oakland. bottom of the inning, bases load, he unloads them with a double. that was a 5-run inning for the white sox. they go on to score five more in the 6th inning thanks to three home runs. daniel palka and paul black burn today and sanchez knocked one out off liam hendricks. then it was mankato again. this time a three-run home run. he was two for four with six rbi. the white sox crushed the a's 10-3 the final.

the's a's called up edwin jackson from the aaa to start tomorrow's game in detroit. oakland is a 15-year veteran 13th major league team. that matches a record set by former dotel. the 34-year-old jackson signed a minor league deal with the a's on june 6. he needed to start as the a's played a double header on friday. traveler's championship, pall casey had a solid lead but bubba watson was six shots back. he had himself a day. just off the green it rolls in for birdie. and then on 15, this is a short putt for birdie. that tied him for the lead. as casey was two over on the day. watson had five bird dys on the back nine. this was on 18. almost perfect. it nearly goes in. that is an easy tap-in. bubba watson 7 under 63 today he picks up his third

championship of the season. check it out, stones' two goals in this game. that is a lot of fun. add to that a harry kane hat trick. his goal, too easy. england advances to the round of 16. japan and senegal. 71st minute, tied at one. a nice move, crosses beautifully and he buries it. senegal takes the lead but a few minutes later, japan on the attack, keeper comes out, collide, the net is open. 2-2 draw. so both teams need a strong play. that's because columbia is with them at the top of the standings. chipped into the air, a header, columbia 1-0.

and rodma waited 30 years to score his first cup goal, and they needed it. three teams just in the group h, they need that final game to determine if they're going to the knockout round or going home. >> sometimes the passing is so pretty there. >> it is. it's edge of your pants all the time. >> we were just glued to the monitor the whole time during the sports segment. >> that's it for tonight. i'm eric

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