somebody who will be as outstanding. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell said the senate will vote to confirm a success they are fall. >> but senator dianne feinstein said we're four months away from the election to determine the which -- which party controls the senate there should be no consideration of a supreme court nominee until the american people have a chance to weigh in. now, you're going to hear more about what this means for the supreme court coming up in about 15 minutes. so stay with us. >> all right now let's talk betts pawnee fire. it's grown to 13500 acres. but crews are making progress. calfire says containment is 25% and no new building have been destroyed. that number stands at 22. 600 others are threatened. flames broke out saturday. the cause remains under investigation. >> now today several roads reopened and mandatory evacuations were lifted in spring valley. and most homeowners are heading back home now. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne

friedman is liven le cnt c he t. the line of cars a while ago long but not now. look over my shoulder, no smoke on the horizon, a big change from the lased any waters? >> for residents of spring valley this would be the opposite of a time lag. officially the neighborhood reopened at 4:00 p.m. unofficially the nightmares ended right around noon. >> i now know what they've gone through. >> what is it. >> a feeling of total loss. helplessness. >> gina among the more fortunate. this house she shares with son and daughter in law remains standing but after all this the life in fire scarred lake county feels tenuous. >> that's the price you live in the country, god's country. >> the price they paid watching the pawnee fire the last few days, flames, smoke, evacuations to the local moose lodge. days and nights inside.

sleeping with uncertainty. >> i was told yes, no, yes, no while we were staying here. so, it's like i'm fine. i'm not -- i really thought i was fine until imorning, denise the finite news. her house and others on wonderful of to go home. she doesn't want to deal with what remains from what isn't anymore. >> my little sanctuary home with my puppies and cats i saved. it was perfect. >> the next question we have for denise ogle is did she have fire insurance. it's the logical question the question we always ask. no with you about the not through oversight. she lives in lake county. no insurance company would sell to her. live in lake county. wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. food "7 on your side" is in lake county to provide resources and answer questions from people

affected by the pawnee fire. >> that's right. michael finney is live from the moose lodge in clearlake oaks. hi, michael. >> hey, you guys, the moose lodge was phenomenal here today. maybe a voluntary effort from the beginning and threw now. the -- look at we're packing up now as wayne was just saying everybody is heading home. these are the last of the cots packed up. the food over here is what little is left. they're asking people to come by, pick up the rest of the food and vince is one of the people who did. you are here because of your refrigerator >> yeah refrigerator and freezer spoiled. >> home is okay. >> home made it fourth in a row we've been through veterans i guess a veteran. >> you're back home now. >> we're getting ready to head back. >> right now. the moose lodge here is run by den us -- thank you very much vincent i appreciate it. dennis has been operating along with his buddies good job gla.

>> thank you for showing up today i appreciate it. >> happy to be here and answering questions. looks quick looks like closed count in a couple of hours. >> hopefully. everybody here has gone home. and we have the food as you mentioned here for them to take home. >> right. >> i would like to say thank you to all the women of the moose that helped us today. >> they were all over the place. >> yeah, yeah. and the county and the -- they had a lot of help from them in the showers and. >> right. >> i'm sorry i have to run. >> okay. >> short on time thank you very much dennis. >> let me walk you out here. let me show you everybody packing up. we had video taken a couple of moments ago. and most of the evacuees are gone. there were as many as 400 at any given time here. and now we're down to fewer than a dozen. and those people are packing up. now "7 on your side" came here with our staff to help people and heb anybody that has consumer issues tied to the

fire. even though everybody is going home. there could be issues you have. we don't want them unaddr ke a picture of it so we know where we are. reporting live michael finney, "7 on your side." >> great job. thanks michael. let's check with spencer christian for a close are look at how conditions affect the firefighter. >> that is obviously critical in this spencer rchlts little has change over the last few days. still hot and dry and still we have gusty wind there. a look at current conditions. near the fire. 27% relative humidity derngsly low and wind ufts up to 17, 18-mile-per-hour. over the next 24 hours we see this pattern with the wind. wind gusts are remain between 15 and 20-mile-per-hour until midnight diminishing a bit in the early morning hours and bouncing back up to 14, 15, 16-mile-per-hour tomorrow afternoon. looking ahead at the temperature trend it's getting hotter this

weekend especially saturday and sunday. and clearlake high temperatures on saturday exceed 100 degrees and will be around 100 again on sunday. at the moment it doesn't look like weather conditions will change in a favorle directi >>ha you. >> signed his final state budget. he leaves office in january. the $139 billion wujt is the largest ever. including $78 billion for k through 12 schools and community colleges, as well as $500 million for emergency homeless aid. >> does it solve the problems? no. >> are there people sufferng? gentlemen but there is no place that has a more progressive, thoughtful, sensitive understanding of how to cope with modern problems. >> the budget also fills the rainy day fund to the constitutional maximum. >> oakland police are holding a 45-year-old hayward man in connection with the seizure of more than 1.5 tons of fireworks.

>> our news anchor eric thomas reports that the police say the street value is $45,000. >>hese aun andoo itoes o nearly 1.75 tons of fireworks seized. ray kelly says some of the stuff like the mort ars can be deadly. >> you light it. and people look over the projectile and then comes up. >> oakland police say one of the crime reduction units got information that is someone was selling these all over the city and able to id a suspect. >> as they continued the investigation they were able to recover over 3,400 pounds of illegal fireworks from a storage unit in sand leonardo. >> oakland investigators only say the putback is a 45-year-old hayward man held on multiple fireworks possession charges. officers say the cases come up more frequently in the weeks

before july 4th. they add that these fireworks are illegal and just about all bay area cities. >> the fireworks are dangerous. you know we don't want people injured. losing fingers or body parts like that. from using the fireworks. and additionally it's fire season now we don't want any fire started due to theusfirewo akland police turn the over to the d.a. for formal charges in the meantime the sheriff's office plans on destroying the fireworks later this year. in oakland, across eric thomas abc 7 news. a plan to buy back guns in san francisco prompted an emotional response today from mayor elect london breed. the buy back is organized by the united group with help from the police department. the goal is to end the deadly cycle of gun violence in the city by taking firemans off the streets. at the unveiling breed recalled one fateful night near the housing probability where she and friends grew up. >> and that night we were playing music, having a good

time. we were just hanging out. and just enjoying ourselves. and sadly someone came through the tunnel and started shooting. that person was after somebody. >> and when the shooting was over she says a well-liked young man lay dead. on saturday morning the public is invited to turn in any guns, no questions asked at the united center on howard street. >> expect deep discounts on marijuana over the next few days. lgal pottery tailers must only sell products that meet strict quality standards starting this sunday july 1st. so they're trying to get rid of untested inventory ranging from joints to edibles as soon as possible. the new rules going into effect require labs to test pot for potency pesticides and heavy metals as well. well it's game over for toys "r" us and babies r us story this is week. all locations chess for good by friday. the hayward store will shutter

at 9:00 tonight. you can see shoppers leaving the store today with carts full of discounted merchandise getting whatever deals they can. the store on blossom hill road in san jose expects to close tomorrow. the toys "r" us in san mateo plans to remain open through friday. we have put in calls to several other bay area locations but haven't heard back. the retail giant declared bankruptcy last year. and it really is ends an era. >> a big ruling from the supreme court today. the decision has major implications for the future of organized labor. plus a delay on what's billed as the future hubbell telescope. so behind cold fronting $1 million a day. and had you about this view? it will be the hotel closest to the golden gate bridge. well give you a look inside later this hour. and let's give you a look outside now at the san francisco skyway. aren't you glad you are watching television and not stuck in this mess. oh, yeah. >> messy in bothtions.,bc n:0 >> messy in bothtions.,bc n:0 coin

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organize labor lost a major supreme court case today. the court ruled workers can no longer be forced to give money to unions that represent them in collective bargaining. in a 5-4 decision justices ruled mandatory fees violate the free speech rights of workers who don't want to contribute. the ruling could cost unions tens of millions of dollars and over a million members. in addition to the supreme court decision, dan. >> right that's right, kristen in addition to that decision on union another big story today of course. major story, the announcement that justice anthony kennedy will be retiring. joining me today is an old friend of mine professor david levine from uc hayesings law

school. >> of course pleasure. >> let's talk about the decision regarding unions in a big blow it is but not unexpected preponderate the reason why this has been a projects of justice alto for a long time we have to go back to a case from 40 years airing called abudp if you are a public employee union member and don't want to support the political party of what a union does and don't want to be a union enemy that's fine. but tough pay the portion of the twos goes to representation. it's not fair for somebody to be not a uneyen member to have the union go out and get you say a 3% raze and then say great i get the goodies and don't have to pay. that was the compromise. now what justice alito by signaling he wanted cases to come forward onto challenge this he dents like the compromise it's way to challenge the unions. he almost had it except justice scalia died on him there was a 4-4 split. but today justice alito prevailed.

>> 5-4 decision. >> they have knocked out that 40-year-old precedent. and now the 22 states that currently allow this compromise will no longer be allowed to do it. meaning would be union members can say i'm having my cake and eat it too. >> as i said, big blow to union they lose a lot of money. >> potentially. sure because i mean the argument the other way is well they have to try harder to get members. but if you could get all the goodies without paying for it how many people will say, sounds good to me. >> free lunch. >> it's tough and without a daut doubt it was intended to really put an arrow into unions. >> let's turn to the other major news item today, the shocker justice anthony kennedy stepping down a little bit out of the blue. he was pivotal a swing vote on this court. what is the court likely to look like well ever since justice oconnor retired justice kennedy became the swing vote. and mostly especially this year he voted more with the conservative wing but on some important cases like gay rights

even cases on apportion he votewood the liberals. one thing that happens is chief justice roberts will become the swing vote we can assume that president trump is going to pick somebody as much as he can in will in the mold of justice gorsuch. so the balance of power will swing to the right. that will mean several different things. one is that you won't have somebody who sometimes goes to the liberal side. except justice roberts might but not as often. that's one. >> sure. >> the other is the way cases are constructed opinions are constructed will shift masterpiece cake from a couple much weeks ago the baker who didn't want to serve the gay couple, that opinion came out from justice kennedy but it's a very narrowly drawn opinion. and while it gives a nod to gay rights and nod to religious rights it's very much specific have blown a huge mole in gay right protection. >> interesting. so the way the decisions are written is likely to change.

>> makes- could well, yes. there could be areas that absolutely happen. >> david quickly before we go there is calls dianne feinstein wants a new appointment delayed in until after the mid-terms republicans o elections republicaning wanted the same thing during the obama. >> a delay? >> a delay? no of course not. they have the votes. there is no longer a filibuster they need 51 votes i'm sure senator mcconnell is working on that already. if they work off the preapproved list i'm sure they're zooming somebody in i'll bet the first machined in october when the new term starts we'll have a new justice. and senator! connell will have a kentucky bourbon with mission accomplished. >> in your line of work this is the world series. >> it sure is. it's christmas and the world series. >> thanks david. >> thanks. >> good to see. >> you interesting time. >> thanks, dan. former president obama is expect atherton to

headline a fund raiser forethe exactic campaign committee. for big donors. tickets 10,000 to $$237,000. house minority leader nancy pelosi and cochems from the south bay will be there. nasa' next generation space telescope delayed again. and the cold front ballooned to nearly $10 billion. for the third time in less than a year nasa announced a lengthy postponement for the space telescope considered a successor to the hubbell. the telescope will not launch now until march of 2021 at the earliest. it was originally expected to launch this year. workerer and hardware costs are blamed for the delay. all right. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. hot weather, worried about the wind on the fire lines in lake county. >> superwindy today acrossinwin so. and temperatures rising. this is not good to news for caning fires. a look at live doppler 7.

fog at the coast and beyond the covert line now. sunny inland pl over the bay we see clouds and bright spots as well. and it's not bright are than this' o we get to the evening. this is the view from the roof top camera at abc 7 over the bay and across the embarcadero. actually 58, the temperatures dropped, 58 drew in san francisco. 63 in the oakland. mountain view 69. 74 san jose. 75 at the bill roy. 5 a at hatch moon bay. here is the view from the east bay hills sort of a view as the clouds and fog continue to advance acrosses bay. it's 76 right now in santa rosa. fairfield, livermore at 65 degrees. the view of santa cruz beefrp where it's sunny. you can see the low dlouds and fog in the distance there. these are the forecast features. low clouds and fog expanding overnight. warmer pattern begins tomorrow. temperatures absolutely soar inland friday and saturday and perhaps linger into sunday as well. right now, let's look at the

gusts. 22-mile-per-hour at novato. 28 at san francisco. in fairfield gusts up to 31-mile-per-hour and all around the bay area looking at wind speeds near 20-mile-per-hour or above. that pattern remains with us. it's been breezy like this the last several day processes overnight a little bit of increase in low clouds and fog moving over the beau and locally inland. overnight lows in the same range all week long. mainly low to mid-50s. tomorrow sunny skies breezy at the coast. a patch or two of lingering fog. highs range from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s and low 70s near the southerlien. inland areas warming up to 80s process. warmer farther north in lake port and clover dale 88. 92 at ukiah. and warmer still on friday. and here is why we get the big warm-up. a huge area of high pressure area is just positioned offshore here. that's the controlling factor in the weather the next several days. circulation around that center

of high pressure produce dry north wind to the bay area which contributes to the increased fire danger. it's also going to contribute to the warm jum we'll have on friday, saturday and possibly sunday. just looking ahead to friday you can see temperature bounce to the low to mid-90s in most inland locations upper 90s in spots lie clearlake and fairfield. around the bay 70s and 80s. upper 60s on the coast. the accuweather seven-day forecast, then it gets hot on saturday and virtually all inland areas. highs foup 100 degrees in the immediate san francisco bay area. perhaps up to 102, 104 farther north in clearlake and ukiah places like that. the heat retreats a bit on sunday. and temperatures fall back into a more average typical paerp for this time of year early next week. >> better for firefightering thank you spencer. well he was both honored anvil fieed. today joe jackson passed away. a look back at his life and legacy when we return. >> plus a loss in court for modern families sophia virga.

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of the jackson family has tide after battling pancreatic cancer. >> he battled several ildss including a stroke. marshalscy gonzalez has a look back at his life and legacy. s the man behind this musical dynasty with a string of hits like abc. [ ♪ >> joe jackson launching the jackson 5 in 1966. and credited with starting the iconic sol of careers of son michael and daughter janet. the king of pop later estranged from his father. he and others alleging physical and emotional abuse, describing his fear of his father in the

2003 documentary. >> i was scared. so scared that i would regurgitate. >> you would vomt. >> um-hum. . um-hum. >> when would you vomt? what would produce that reaction in you? >> his presence. just seeing him. and sometimes i'd faint. and my body guards had to hold me up. >> joe jackso admitting to cnn in 2013 he did physically discipline his children. >> i'm glad i was tough because look what i came out with. i came out with some kids that everybody loved all over the world. >> joe jackson dying wednesday at 89 of cancer this tweet sent from his account three days earlier. quote i have seen more sunsets than i have left to see. granddaughter paris saying it was not written by joe. other reaction from the family with grandson randy jackson junior tweeting rest in peace to the king that made everything

possible. i love you, grandpa. joe jackson had 10 children with his wife of 60 years. though a strained relationship kathryn jackson was recorded by his bedside when i died. marcy gonzalez, abc news. >> modern family stores sofia 2,300 children separated from parents. vergara lost a custody battle >> but for how much longer? the order from a california over frozen embryos. judge. >> plus a proposed detention they created the embryos in 2010 center will no longer be coming to the east bay. the details behind that in an attempt to have a child. decision. and we're live in lake after the two split lobe sued county where "7 on your side" is for control of the embryos. answering questions for victims a judge ruled in favor of lobe of the pawnee today. vergara returns to court on july 11th to ask for reconsideration. santa rosa's own guy ferrari is getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame. in march the celebrity chef served up food as thanks for the help during the north bay wildfires. cagory of television for the od robert dern oi and anne hathaway

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>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. some evacuees from the pawnee fire in lake county have been allowed to return home. but people limping in the double eagle ranch area are still evacuated. the fire has grown to more than 13,000 acres. crews are making progress. containment is now 25%. 22 structures have been destroyed. denise ogle learned today ha her home was one win friedman has more on abc 7 news at 5:00. now supreme court justice anthony kennedy tweeted or announced his retirement today. and you can see president trump says he will be searching for kennedy's replacement and will choose from a list of 25 names he has already put together. now to the latest on the crisis at the border. last night a federal judge ordered border officials to

begin reuniting separated families. abc ne reporter jenae norman has the lafrt. >> the chaos at the border is getting clarity on a when those separated families need to be reunited. a u.s. district judge in california issuesing an order to the trump administration. reunite all children with families within 30 days. return children younger than 5 to their parents within 14 days. and stop any future separations. the judge in his decision saying the unfortunate reality is that unthe present system migrant children are in the accounted for with the same efficiency and accuracy as property. >> we have had a high of over 2,300 children separated from their parents as a result of the enforcement policy. we now have 2047 e number of children federal ing they reunited 500 the justice dep state

it co final act toive federal law enforcement the t s enforce the law and keep families together. president trump tweeting today, house republicans should pass the strong but fair immigration bill. even though the dems won't let it pass in the senate panel shows we want strong borders and security while the dems wasn't are want want open borders equals crime. >> and in 2016 elections voters laid loud and clear they wanted a lawful system of immigration that serves the national interest. >> and today the house voted on a compromise bill that overwhelmingly failed with 121 yea to 301 nays. even some republicans voting again the measure. abc news, washington. a controversial plan to build an immigrant detention center at a former naval station oesedead. >>t contr start. as council start add emergency

meeting. our lower laura anthony is live at city hall with the story. laura. >> reporter: hi, dan. this was a packed house. and overflow crowd many carrying signs protesting this possible detention facility. it's a proposal, though, that now appears to be off the table. >> there will be no relocation camps established in concord or anywhere in california. >> the emergency meeting at concord city hall started with the news that many here longed to hear. word that there is really no immediate plan to build an immigrant detention facility at the old naval weapons station. >> just a few minutes ago congresswoman desaulnier called the city manager and further informed us he has informal confirmation, informal confirmation that there is no intention of establishing detention facilities in concord or in california. >> congressman desaulnier also released a statement from washington. i am pleased the effort to turn

the naval weapons station into a detention facility has been halted. it's important not to let our guard down as one tweet can change things. we need to keep this out of the hands of donald trump and the federal government. >> reporter: and it appears the residents of concord have no intention of letting their guard down. >> thank you for the great news today. and while that gives us hope, i feel like we still need to continue to bring our concerns to the table. >> the besides the announce many there is a separate mo sent from sheriff david limping ton to local leaders relaying information from the u.s. department of homeland security. >> it didn't look like this would happen, not only here but anywhere in the state of california. that's good news. but one of the things that myself and my colleagues have been talking about is we don't want the detention facilities anywhere. >> reporter: now, congressman desaulnier says he received his information from multiple sources but it cautioned he still waits for written

confirmation from the department of defense as of a few minutes ago we exchanged texts and the congressman said he has so far not received that confirmation. in concord, laura anthony, abc 7 news. thank you. and if you want to take action on the issues on our website you will find ways to contact government representatives and no your rights just go to abc 7 news.com/take action to learn more. a driver now faces federal hate crime charges after already being accused of driving into protesters at a rally in virginia last year. a woman died several others hurt when a car slammed into a group of people. the victims had been peacefully demonstrating against a gathering of white nationalists. local prosecutors charged the driver james alex fields with first degree murder and other crimes. the east pittsburgh, pennsylvania, officer who shot and killed an unarmed teenager has been charged. offers michael rossfield shot a

17-year-old named and taiwan rosas he ran from a traffic stop. they say the car rose was riding in had been involved in an earlier shooting nearby. the autopsy shows rose was shot in the face elbow and back. >> heavily armed police officers had to border a jet blue flight because the pilot mistakenly triggered a high jack alert. emergency vehicles loud surrounded the flight 1623 at new york's jfk international airport last night. that airbus 321 taxied away after the pilots had problem was the radios they use to talk with air traffic controllers. the flight eventually took off for los angeles after no threats were found. well getting out of a jam, a traffic jam is what we are talking thn tt root. i'm michael finney in clearlake oaks with the "7 on your side" pop-up is open for business.

if you have a question, we can help. on spencer christian we see a little bit of blue in the sky from the abc 7 exploratorium camera but the clouds are getting thicker and

some evacuees from the pawnee fire in lake county are beginning to return to homes today. >> the fire is still burning but 25% contained. 7 ourpds michael finney is live pe b the fire. hi, miebl. >> reporter: hey, you guys. when we got here it was good

ws from the beginning. evacuation was officially over. so from noon on people have been packing up and getting out. we are at the moose lodge, 220 -- 2284, the moose lodge. they've been giving me the right number all day. we have the the pop up going. we will be here until 6:30 process if you have consumer questions or concerns we'd love to you drop by and we'll talk to you about your questions, concerns andway we can do to help you. now the better business bureau always partners with us we there is an evacuation or a disaster going on. this is pearl and evan here. i have a couple of quick questions. evan let's start with you which is what kind of scams should we be worried about? have you heard any. >> he we haven't heard of any yet but now that everybody is returning home we want to make sure they are aware of home improvement scams people do d gm proming about fixing up housings and not coming through. now that fire season has started

and on the horizon we want to makeo give, pearl. what do you do safely give. >> there is a few things if people want to give back. number one is visit give.org, which is bbb's accredited charities website. and that's where you can give safely. and other things you can do is if you want to donate items, you can actually contact the shelter directly and ask what items they're looking for so you know what they need. lastlily if contractors or people are looking for businesses go to bb.org to find a business they can trust. >> very good. thank you pearl. evan thank you. like i said, the pop-up will be here until 6:30. if you have any questions or concerns or needdge fne >> great information. thank you. fire hazards around the home are often overlooked but we have simple tips to keep you safe this fire season. >> they have to get out and clean the roof lines off of all the debris there because one

ember into that we have a fire. >> store that is immediately jason to the home especially of wood construction home that creates a problem. >> limbing back the trees eliminates part of the problem. but still because of the winds and height of the tree that is carries the debris down onto the roof. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. here is live doppler 7. you can see sunny in the inland areas but low clouds and fog are pushing over the bay. here is a live vau of the low clouds. not much achieve view at all is it? seeing this you might not expect a big warm jum over the next couple days. but check out the high temperatures in locations only 58 degrees here in san francisco. compared it with the projected high on saturday, 79 degrees.

all of these locations range from 20 to 22 degrees warmer saturday than today. it's a rather significant and sudden warm-up. overnight, though, relatively cool. we'll see low clouds and fog near the coastline pushing out over the bay. low temperatures in the low to mid-50s. tomorrow the warming begins with you botany be dramatic. we'll see high temperatures inland tomorrow mainly low to mid-80s. maybe a couple of upper 80s. maybe around the bay upper 60s to low 70s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. saturday -- will be the hottest day in the forecast period with inland highs around 100 degreeings. 90 in bayside locations. 70 on the covert. heat retreats sunday and temperatures return to more seasonal range early next week. thank you spencer. >> okay. listen to this your car might already have a tool onboard that can help ease traffic jams. it's adaptive cruise control. helps maintain safe distances between cars. ford says cars bunch up when

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tennis superstar serena williams is in the middle of a debate over ranking at wimbledon. officials at the tennis march seeded williams 25th in the starting lineup of the tournament. this means she will play matches against lower ranked opponents and has a better shot at the titles. the seeds comes zoit the fact that she is rank 183rd in the tennis world after giving birth to taurt last fall. she supports the seeding she

says stepping off the court to have a baby should not a players ranking to tumble like it did to her. >> it should be under review to change the rules maybe not in time for me but for the next person maybe she is 25 and wants to have a baby but doesn't want the career to be over. >> the player that serena bumped from the seed something not happy. she says she is deserved that spot. but officials say williams is a champion who merits an exception after being able to only play in three events after giving birth. >> all right if you have a daughter or granddaughter nearby, come over here to the tv now to meet two amazing role models. modern day aameliaer hart. piners seeking adventure and pushing the boundary of what's happening. hillary nelson along with emily harrington you'll be part of the speaker seeshz by north face which is an apparel company. and what is your goal in speaking, touring the country talking about your adventures on

the mountains. >> primarily to inspire other people, especially young girls and other women to be adventurers and to take risks. and get outside. >> all right. i want to talk a little bit about the risk you take first hillary. you ar ski mountaineer. i had to look that up. tell bus that sport. it's frightening and exciting at the same time zpl it's when you take -- take skis deeper into the mountains and into more remote places. i do a lot of things in the himalayas. and you climb like an a alpine climber with crampens and ice axes and typically carry the in adventure. >> no walk in the park. >> yes. >> how about you you are a rock climber specifically sport climber tell us about that. >> i mean, rock climbing is exactly what it sounds like. i scale vertical cliffs all

different sizes, all over the world. and. >> you're a five-time u.s. champion zpla yes. >> what do you love about being up there just you and the rocks. >> i'm a goal oriented person. and i love the feeling of a challenge, and particularly something that makes me nervous or uncomfortable. something that makes me face fear and all of the emotions kind of make me feel more alive appear give me a purpose. >> the exile ration right. >> yes. >> what is the most harrowing challenge you've experienced. >> there have been many i would say. probably together we were onnmat was a 7-week trek true the jungle trying to climb an obscure pique peak in southeast asia. and had adventures up and down and basically surviving it was

intense. >> right. but you have a group with you, right. >> yes. >> yes. >> any near death experience that is made you feel that aliveness that you were talking about and really having to focus and overcome that. >> yeah, i mean i wouldn't say near death experiences. i would say we were always -- we were always very conscious of the fact that we were very much out there. and that help was a long ways away. and so if something happened, we wouldn't be able to just go to the hospital. >> right. >> that's just a very, you know to analyze that risk carefully. >> people look at you guys and go wow it's amazing they are doing that. encounter look at you as equals. >> i think -- i've been doing -- i've been on upwards of 40 expeditions all over the world and in a position now where i lead my own expeditions and put teams together. and it's been a long road. but yes, there is. when you're out in the mountains

and so reliant andpersons it's an equal playing field. >> breaking bar years and climbing new heights emily and hillary thank you. folks can listen to them speak the north face speakers series move mountains tonight at brafa for women in the arts. on 24th street in san francisco. and of course we'll put all that information on our website and yu'll go to other places across the country right to share your stories. >> yes. >> thanks for coming in ladies. >> thanks for having us. >> very inspiring remarkable lives. kids in san francisco and jet blue airlines set up five l vending machines with free books inside. the machines are stocked with knewweks. there are different books for kids of all ages, in english, spanish and chinese. >> kids love the power of ch machines allow them to come to the vening machine, pick any book that they want. and as many as theyme a new forn

sometimes this is the first opportunity to own a new book. >> isn't that a great idea. the vening machine is at the san francisco main library. also one at the bay view branch library and the columbia park clubhouse in mission. in oklahoma there are at the east oakland "sportscenter" and the willie keys recreation center zpl if you want anything accessible it's books. >> no question. a room with a view. oh what a view. >> it's billed as the closest hoe telling to the golden gate bridge and we get a first hand look inside. what makes this place so special just ahead,s - >>s loo at on television. >> on abc news at 5:00 an unexpected victory in new york's primary took the candidate by surprise as you see. what it could mean for elections here in california. >> the next quake. geoologists say they may know where the arounds fault

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woodrow is live from the presidio with a close are look. >> reporter: lots of excitement for that ribbon cutting that wrapped up a short time ago. and there is a party happening inside right now. the renovation here took nearly three years to complete. and the hotel already has bookings. in the meantime, the revenue that's generated from those bookings will go right back into presidio park. the 42 room lodge at the presidio, both sprkt views of the golden gate bridge and the bay it's the city proper to the inn at the presidio which has been sold out consistently since it opened. >> six years at over 90% every fight. >> the new hotel took a carrier to design and a year and a half in actual construction. the renovation pays tribute to the bar acs once here from the art to the aesthetic details. >> the building was originally foreign listed men, the five along the row were the montgomery street bar acs.

>> when the military left the presidio trust was formed. >> with the edict they would have 20 years to maki it seven sustains. >> the trust did that from residential and residential rent tors restaurants and now hospitality. the income generated goes right back into the park. >> we're creating the program that is we do for the public, all the trails, the road maintenance. >> elements of the park are also at play here. the ambience is aimed at bringing outside in. >> makes you feel like you're in the woods. >> ranging from 270 to $$265 a night. the he tell already has more than half a million dollars in revenue-backed. live in san francisco, melanie woodrow. >> thanks melanie. thank for joining us for abc 7 news at four that does it for now. >> news at 5:00 starts now. helplessness. heading home, hundreds of

those chased out by a wildfire in lake county are allowed to return for some it brings a painful reality. i'm michael finney at the evacuation center where things wrapping up but the evacuation financial pain could continue for sometime. we'll tell you how to protect yourself coming up. a supreme court decision on union dues, impacts more than a million workers in california. and that could be just the start. plus -- i can't believe these numbers right now. but i do know. >> an election night stunner even for the candidate. the major updates in a primary race in new york. political experts call it a wakeup call for the democratic party. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. a lot of hard worng going on. >> and a lot of hard work to get people home. while the pawnee fire ranges many residents learn they are now out of the line of fire. good evening i'm kristen sze.

>> i'm dan ashley thanks for joining us. tonight the fire has grown to 13500 acres. but crews are making steady progress. calfire says containment is now 25% and no new buildings have been destroyed. >> that number stands at 22. 600 other structures still threatened. flames broke out saturday. the cause remains under investigation. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has been up in lake county the past three days on the fire lines. >> he joins us live with a the latest. more on the mood of the residents tonight, wayne. >> reporter: the mood of residents is mixed. mixed because they are finally able to get back home tonight. at least most. some homes are gone. officially, they were allowed