tonight a massive wild fire is sending smoke pouring across the bay area. taking a look at the cameras at sunset tonight, it can be beautiful, but all the smoke is bringing back memories of the devastating fire season last year. good evening. people with being ordered to evacuate from their homes. we have more from the fire lines. >> a giant plume of smoke fills northern california area, about 50 miles northwest of sacramento, the county fire

exploded to more than 8,000 acres in just a few hours saturday. >> it's skmot windy good the terrain is rugged in there, and it's the elevation is pretty high. that was a challenge. >> temperatures well over 100 degrees, mixed with high winds against bone dry brush have brought the flames out of control. that enormous blaze is continuing through the evening and it lighting up the night sky, firefighters will be working through the evening, trying to get a grasp on the fire, no word on whether homes or buildings have been damaged or destroyed. abc news. in lake county, there's new mandatory evacuations, the smoke from this fire has drifted in to the bay area and we have gotten a lot of calls about us. the camera caught the smoke

rolling in. you see the clouds and the sky going from blue to brown because of the smoke. we are live in concord, will fire watch still continues tonight. fire watch continuing throughout the evening. crews arrive back at station 22. apparently a shift change. they will be working through the night. fire season is here as we saw from the cloud coming from yolo and lake county fires and it's put put some people on edge. >> dark smoke swept in to downtown napa, and with it, a heavy feeling. >> a lot of friends and family are texting theed and saying -- texting today and saying they are having ptsd. >> the pawn of the north fires is still fresh. this was the view from her had house, but the -- from her house, but the smoke and fire are coming from other fires. it's not much of a comfort for

savannah, she evacuated during the atlas fire. >> i'm imagining what they are going through. >> reporter: red flag warnings continue to loom until sunday afternoon, meaning fire risk is high. wind likely reignited a brush fire in a valley and cal road. the more than 260 acre fire threatened homes and forced vak wa -- forced evacuations friday. >> we have up-staffed, we have extra crews on duty all weekend because of the high fire danger. and this is exactly why we do that. >> people who live nearby in crystal ranch, neighborhoods are grateful for the regular and extra crews. >> thanks a lot. prs -- appreciate it. >> drones show how close the fire came to destroying homes. >> if in the for firefighters, our homes would have burned down, it's nice to know that people are there to take care of

on ous a-- take care of us and our homes. >> homeowners are not taking chances, keeping the crews fed and hydrated, ready for the next fight. >> we will need every last one of them. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> a pick-up track backfiring along the roadway may have sparked the fire in concord, that goeses to show you how dry the grass is and how serious the fire danger is. much appreciated, katie, thanks. a red flag warning has been extended in the north bay, let's get a check from mike. >> yes, unfortunately i do not have good news as far as the fire danger goes, as you mentioned, it was extendsed until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. that includes the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet, lake and solano counties where the north wind will continue to blow, that means the smoke will continue to roll over our heads,

some of it may even come down to neighborhoods, i just checked today latest bay area air quality management district readings and everyone has okay air right now. this is the way it looked on the visible satellite, watch as the storms exploded this afternoon in the smoke rolling south to southwest over the neighborhoods, while you see the southerly surge coming up from the south that will keep us cooler. there's so much ash in the air that live doppler seven is picking it up now as we speak. >> winds are 10-16 miles per hour in the mountains and they will pick up again and that's why we have the high fire danger. as quickly as it picks up, it will cam back down, monday through the holiday with temperatures dropping down to 84 and the winds blog west and taking smoke away from us after tomorrow. >> okay, important information. now, be sure to head to our with website, abc 7 news.com. or load the news app.

what do we want? >> tonight, a message to the trump administration, senate by the people across the bay area, and our nation. at least seven families belong together rallies took place in the bay area and dozens more acrosses the country. from san jose to san francisco, and one in oakland, among the protests held in the east bay. an estimated 30,000 people turned out in san francisco, abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. thousands of marchers filled market street, a protest, which stretched for blocks and blocks. >> people seeking a sigh lumber are not criminals. >> we are a country of immigrants, we should not ban immigrants from coming here. >> this group, calling on congress to abolish i.c.e. and end the practice of on separating families seeking

asylum. >> amanda pool brought her son. >> it's upsetting that children are being separated from their parents at the border, we should be more compassionate as a country. this is not what we are about. >> people shared horn honks. >> this is more important. >> in san jose, hundred hads rallied at city -- hundreds rallied at city hall. >> i'm for our kids. i'm for human rights. >> in oakland, they called on on the president to reunite more than 2,000 immigrant children separated from their parents. >> look at all the people here to support this message for the rest of the country. for the rest of the world. that families belong together. >> back in san francisco, the march ended with a massive rally at city hall, singer joan baez lending her voice to the movement. >> we progressives have to learn

to speak and no with whine and not talking about being scared, it's going to take a different organizing and commitment. >> the trump administration recently ended the policy of separating children from their apparents at the border, but a judge has ordered that they be reunited in 30 days. >> developing news tonight, out of san francisco, where police are investigating a triple shooting that left a man dead. it happened just before 8:30. the other two victims are hospitalized one with life threatening injuries. police have shut down mission between 17th and 18th streets, while they investigate and we don't know when they will reopen, the suspects are still at large. >> nearly 200 guns are off the street tonight, after a buy back in san francisco. abc 7 news was outside the united -- on howard street as people turned in all kinds ofs weapons no questions asked. one person brought in a homemade

shotgun, most of the weapons were handguns but there were a few assault rifles as well. the organizerers say they have one goal. >> there's people out here that are partnering, and coming together who wants to end essenceless gun violence. >> this is the seventh year that they have held a gun buy back. people received $100 for a handgun and $200 for assault weapons. in less than an hour, it will cost more to cross the golden gate bridge. you see here the bridge toll increases at midnight by $.25 across the board. this is for drivers, tolls are going up for trucks. this is the last toll bump as part of a 2014 short fall. the measure will raise t bay ar starting next year. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at

11:00. friday was this san francisco's police officer last day. tonight, he is talking to abc 7 news about why he thinks he was not allowed to keep the k-nine he worked with for years. how do you wash your hands the study that said, almost every person is doing it wrong. plus. >> and just let's say this rocket launch

with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

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that is not good, a firry launch in japan. it exploded seconds after lifting off because of the engine failing. the rocket was built by a japanese start up company, no one was hurt. now to a story you will see only on nbc news. the officer retired and his k-9 partner was supposed to retire with him. but now he is retired alone. >> he has been part of my life 24-7, he is wherever i go, he is with me. >> reporter: they both retired from sfo's k-9 unit yesterday, they should have gone home together, instead, he was ordered to deliver him to the san bruno pet hospital for bo d boarding. he is locked away, and inside on a cage. he has been on the phone nonstop, trying cut through the

red tape that did not exist two years ago. when his then partner, retired and continued living with him. now, kirwin cannot get in the hospital to visit him, who also suffers from separation anxiety. >> it's not something that i would ever, ever wish on any dog ever. it sounds terrible. >> beth trains police k-9s. she worries about the dog's physical and mental health. >> he could pass away with super stress, depression, not eating and it can be a huge deal, absolutely. >> this is kind of a unique situation. i'm not aware of this happening like this in the past. >> even the officers union is scratching their head over this. according to kirwin it's a standard process, the paperwork to retire together was filled out weeks ago. verbal okays were given and yet, the separation. so what could happen to borrow, according to kirwin he could go back to the texas air force base

for reassignment which a vet opposes. he could be medicated for the two could never see each other again. san francisco police meantime has not commented. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> holding out hope for a happy reunion. well, it seems like a simple thing, washing your hands, but a new study says many of us are doing it wrong. the u.s. department of agriculture said that 97% of the time, people do not wash their hands and rub with soap for 20 seconds. that's the amount of time recommended by the centers for disease control. the shorter the time spent washing your hands the fewer germs are removed and this could spread beck tear i can't. some boaters are safe tonight because of the coast guard. you see the pictures here from the defense visual information distribution service. you can see closely, all four

boaters in the water wearing life jackets. a life boat and helicopter was dispatched, no injuries have been reported. >> the earthquakes moved their game against the arch rifle, - the arch rival l.a. galaxy to accommodate the classico, a crowd of 50,000 plus filled through the turn styles. one fan told us, soccer is played everywhere and he means everywhere. >> even when i like, once got to easter island, i was, it was one of the most remote places on earth. there was soccer fields out from, and that's the kind of thing that the sport does with the world, it connects us. >> the california classico, claims to be the biggest area summer sporting event. did the quakes fami -- did the fans go home had happy? we will get to that in sports.

the winds we are hoping they die down and at least we know it will be cooler for the next couple of days. we are tracking the smoke as it was moving through the clouds at sunset, they are going to cover the bay, and the coast, a least, most of the bay as we head through the overnight hours. it's going to be hot inland, just taking the triple digits out of the forecast for a long time. independence day, koorl than average. here is a look at the surge of clous cover, pushing through the golden gate. some of the valleys, like up in the north bay, towards petalmua. it will not quite make it to the east bay, where we have low to

he upper 60s. it's going to be rough to be on the bell that. starting at 11:00. small craft sufficientry, threw 9:00. pretty much the entire afternoon. here's a look at the cloud cover, tomorrow, 7:00. we will zoom down, there's still finger fog rolling across the golden gate at noon. you can see by 7 k:00, it are wl bring us cooler weather for monday afternoon. we will have low to upper 80s. and a 90 m hill. say 72if you are going to the board walk. low to mid 60s for most of the coast, the sunset, 59, and downtown, in to south san

francisco, 68-74. and if you are going to the dance festival. a lot of sunshine, breezy in the north bay, that will take our temperatures down in to the 80s. upper 90s and low 100s. we will have low to mid 70s and the sea breeze does not make it to -- low to mid 80s. you will seed the -- is it the sixth win? seventh consecutive win. all right, did not mean to short change you there. dropping in the low 70s and look at upper 80s. there you go, 82, and we open up at 11 to 89 as we head to 3:00, and then, 77 at 7:00. and 11:00, about 64. let's take a look at the accu

weather forecast what wher looking at temperatures monday. 70s and 80s around the bay and cooler tuesday and look at wednesday, mainly 60s and 70s. not going to be hot that day, and then, you can see the rebound in temperatures and we will be back to warm summer conditions next saturday. >> mother nature is having a roller coaster of a crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle?

less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. >> well the battle for nba free agents is under way tonight, and the biggest one of them all, lebron james got off a plane in los angeles. many experts say that lebron intends to sign with the lakers, he more often than not spends the season at his l.a. home, he could be spending time with his family. besides the lakers a return to cleveland or signing in philadelphia are considered possibilities. no word yet that is tonight, of

his plans. >> lots of speculation there and happy news the baseball. and lebron likes to keep it that way. >> it has been a great time for bay area baseball, what a month of june. it has been very, very good to the a's and

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when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. as he said he would, kevin durant will resign with the warriors, a year from now, the team will be in the same situation with the nba finals mvp. durant will sign a two-year max

deal with the team that includes a player option of. the deal is worth $30 million for the up coming season and 31.5 for the second, if durant opts in. now the deal helps the warriors in the short-term, it saves them $20 million in the luxury tax of course that makes it easier for them to sign other players. if durant opts out of the second year, he again will be a free agent and eligible to sign a max contract, worth $221 million over five years. john tavares is officially a free agent. he did not resign with the islanders that increased the sharks chances of landing the prized free agent. the maple leafs in his hometown of toronto are also a top suitor. san jose are awaiting the decision and are not waiting for one of their own key players. espn reported that the deal is worth $64 million. couture's 213 goals and 437 points in his 19-year tenure with the team, during the

stanley cup run in 2016, couture led the team with 30 points and 24 games. he can't officially sign until tomorrow at 9:00.well n may, the giants pitching staff had a team e.r.a. well over 5. head engine to the final game of june tonight, their e.r.a. was a meer, 2.80, only the yankees were better. giants and diamond backs, cuteness in the desert. brandon crawford in the second, decides to take a dip in the pool. thankfully he did not ruin the barbecue. that's the most important thing. ninth home run of the season. giants are up 6-0 at this point. because derek rodriguez threw 6-1/3 innings. giants blank the diamondbacks, 7-0 the final, they go for the

sweep tomorrow. anything to protect from the sun at the coliseum. edwin jackson gave up two hits and two runs. two run shot off of adam, and then in the eighth, the a's erupted for four runs behind matt the bat olson. unleashed, two-run home run. a's win the sixth straight. 7-2 final there. of course, we have the california

>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. once again, good evening, in tonight's headlines, what is called the county fire has burned 8,000 acres in a single day. evacuations have been ordered. that blaze is threatening structures and heavy firefighting resources have been called in. in lake county, that the nearly 14,000 acre wild fire is 73% contained. as you can see, fires are being

drifted. these are pictures from the smoke, dark smoke drifted in to downtown napa. red flag warnings will continue until tomorrow afternoon. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets around the country. moved by accounts of children separated by their parents. the demands were sump. reunite those divided families. to small towns, hamerica is dran to protest. more than 700 planned march tog demonstrators outraged by the trump's zero tolerance policy that forced the removal of other 2,000 undocumented children from their parents. images of children in cages and

tent cities, prompting global anger. some inspired by the jacket that the first lady wore when first visiting the churn. one sign reading, i really do care. >> my mother says that people come to view us because it's the best country. but to be completely honest, way we are treating others sd t sdupt -- others doesn't show it. >> celebrities. >> i will not stand for somebody else turning this country further down the road of racism and disenfranchisement, enough is enough. >> and politicians. >> the policy of the administration is nlegally wron wrong. >> protests are continuedi -- protests will continue all day long. from the coast to the pacific. they are blown away to see the usual gaining traction among those not tied to immigration.

>> a country has the highest lowest temperature in recorded history. a small town clocked in at an overnight low of just south of 109 degrees this week. they have some of the warmest bodies of water in the world, with the water in the bustle regularly hitting 86, pretty much bath water. meteorologistists say that coupled with the extreme heat index makes it a perfect spot for incredibly hot weather. a race against time in thailand to save a soccer coach and his team, they have been trapped inside a flooded cave, but the rescuers are still hopeful. >> reporter: less rain is allowing rescuers to go deeper in to the tunnels where the eld to have vanished. as soldiers stage practice runs of what a rescue operation may look like, engineers doubling the pumps bringing out water.

60 of them working to clear the cave. every possibility is being explored, that includes a u.s. military search and rescue team. all over the mountains small groups of scouts have been sent ahe had head to find openings to the caves from above. because they have been so badly flooded down below. >> it's too deep for you to find? >> yes. >> this team can scan 200 yards down in to the earth, looking for gaps to knock through new entrances. >> the realty is the time is shown no signs of life, but less rain is giving people hope. >> the oldest surviving world war ii veteran and the oldest man alive in the u.s. is making headlines again, but for the wrong reasons. someone stole his money. now, whoever it was, used the 112-year-old veteran's personal account to buy savings bonds. his family, can't figure out who it may be.

>> my mind goes up and down the gammut from a to z, who it could be. but it could be somebody in a foreign country. >> the amount of money stolen is said to be a significant amount, one silver lining the account used to pay for his home healthcare was not touched. the police were called on a 12-year-old boy who started husband own grass cutting service. he and his brothers and sisters helped neighbors in the neighborhood. the group cut a section of grass where two yards connect, and that customer posted about the incident on facebook and since then, reggie's business is booming. he said that he did not realize the mistake, but is not taking the new found publicity for granted. >> i was like, that's a shame, because i'm, i didn't know. just give me a call. i will be there. on time. >> sounds like he is on it. the police said nothing to

reggie, he said that he really enjoys the work and hopes to save money to the buy new yard equipment. >> a man who received a parking ticket in pennsylvania 44 years ago, has finally paid it. the minors ville police department received a letter last week, with the return address of quote, feeling guilty, any town california. inside a parking ticket all the way back from 1974. some money, and a note from the offender saying he always intended to pay that ticket. >> the fine, just $2. but the police chief said the offender added interest. >> he paid us $5 sompt that is 44 years later. i only mate $3 in 44 years. i cannot retire on this. >> the chief said he appreciates that the man paid the ticket, and would like to track him down vad, strong, and smo. innovative girls helping others learn. >> kind of like, a funner version of school. >> i will show you a unique camp in the east bay started bay trio

of high schoolers. >> and let's open the weather window on sfo, where are it's becoming partly cloudy and 65 degrees, in fact, the peninsula is one of the areas that will see the biggest drop in temperatures today, nearly, or tomo

>> a new camp in the east bay started by a group of high school girls is inspiring a younger generation to get excited about s.t.e.m. i visited with pretty remarkable young women yesterday afternoon. take a look. one part glue, one part detergent and a lot of girl power as -- power is the recipe for slime and for girls to explore and get excited about s.t.e.m. >> i wanted to have something local that could introduce girls to s.t.e.m. >> they raised a program called she s.t.e.m.s to empower the next generation to solve real

world problems using technology, engineering, and math. >> i was inspired by other workshops and interested in finding a way to give back to my community as well. >> for eight hours aday, they tackle projects if teams. they are showing us something that looks like a ping pong ball. but is actually a mini robot, controlled with a few flick on the phone. >> it's kind of like a funner version of school. >> nearby, emerson, and brandt, show us the diy website, inspired by their own diy building it from scratch. igniting a passion for semi. -- for s.t.e.m. >> to be honest, i did not care much for it and now i do like designing websites. i tried it out and i was like, this is easy and i like this. >> whether it's building computers or learning the science of making ice cream in a ball. they now know they can accomplish anything.

>> it's just really cool to see it come to life. >> the sky is the limit for these young ladies who hope for more camps throughout the year. girl power! >> abc 7 news. special group. aren't they. getting to the final check of weather, stunning images from the north bay, and the east bay, really, because of all the wind, mike. >> yeah, the wind in the upper parts of the at hos -- atmosphere was blowing out of the north from the south. you can see it blowing the smoke and spreading out to the southwest as we head towards the sunset. today, now, that will be the case again tomorrow. and in fact, look at this, this is, twitter picture that was sent to me by crashing out from the east bay. you can see the ash right there on the windshield of the car. check in the air quality, and so far, it's staying at healthy levels. look at the temperatures today from 64 in half moon bay to the 100s in conkorld, brentwood and fairfield, look at the spread in oakland.

76 to red wood city, 91. warmer than san jose at 90. there's the fog. the marine layer coming back. it will be around 9:00 in the morning. temperatures in the 50s and 60s and 70s. the sea breeze will kick in and you stay in the occupier 80s and 78 around the bay, and 61 at the coast, the 50s and 60s at 9:00. my accu weather seven day forecast. we keep sliding down the scale to below average temperatures for the holidays. so, no matter where you are going, if you are watching fireworks, take a blanket or a light blanket. >> well done, considering your all done for tonight. >> that's it. >> well, almost. almost. >> you can hit the sack soon. appreciate it. that one shot worked. worked wonders. we had good soccer here in the bay area. it was quite the day of soccer.

well, first, you start with the world cup, where two international stars are eliminated in the first knockout rounds and then the california classico came to the bay area, highlights from that

dlaes dodgers, giant -- there's dodgers, every bay area pro team has a l.a. rival. the sharks and warriors have two each. but only one has named the interstate rivalry. the interstate classico, 58 seconds if the game,brahimovic ibrahimovic,

ties it at three. and that's how the game ends. a 3-3 final. i was direct in hi instructions. in the half time, if i'm frank. we lost too many duals. especially the first 25 minutes, it was quick. >> i'm happy withhe me i think we have did better this evening. >> all in all, it was an exciting game for both sides and the fans spentonwise. knockout rounds of the world cup play get under way with the french and argentina. and from the top of the penalty box, evens things up at 2. at 19 years of age, the phenom,

becomes the first teenager to score twice in a world cup match and look how he finished with the left foot and then he used his speed to knock it home. argentina, and lionel messi's run is undefeated. rinaldo and portugal, also final. in the seventh minute, using his head, to put uruguay up. and pepe, with the header. but he was just masterful in had this game. he pulled through minutes later. look at the shot. it curves around the keeper.win, andill fn th quarterfinal. third round of the quicken loans national, tiger woods had five birdies on the front nine, he shot a 2 under 68. he is tied for tenth heading in to the front round. six strokes behind one of the

coleaders. he shot a five under. and the other, coleader, he shot up the leaderboard by tying a 8 under 62. nice birdie on 16. third round of the women's pga championship, everyone is chasing this woman. she bogeyed on 3 and finished with 6 birdies including that one on the 11 . drained another birdie on 18, and shot a 5 under 67 and lead business three strokes at 11 under par. remember this guy? hall of famer, terrelle owens has game. he was playing in a charity basketball game in atlanta, yeah, look at the 44-year-old, yeah, you know, he is going to be doing, he is going to be putting on a real, yes, i'm in the hall of fame, but i'm still

available. this abc 7 sports report is. >> hey, 44, age is nothing but a number. >> i don't think there's been a player in the hall of fame that is still active. i think he would like to be first. >> did you notice the g.o.a.t. shirt he was wearing? >> that's it for us everyone. abc 7 news will continue at 5:00 in the morning. for all of us here, thanks so much for joining us and we will see you on facebook and twitter.

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