behind me. that flame retardant in the ridge, trying to keep this fire from spreading on morro it has picked back up and pushing back on itself. you can s line the firefighters are trying to hold along moraga road. sky 7 shows the flame burning dangerously close near homes. there are a lot of concerned neighbors watching this fire. our sky map 7 technology gives you great perspective where this is burning, near buckingham drive where the 20 evacuations have been ordered. it's burning near woodford and natalie drives. they are attacking it from the air with helicopter water dumps and flame retardant and we see a

lot of ground crews. it has grown to 25 acres. there's a large crowd of concern, neighbors along the street. however, there have been no reports of damage. live in moraga, abc7. >> thanks. >> let's look at the burning in moraga. you can see most of that smoke is situated in areas like buckingham drive, as you just mentioned? we will continue to bring this to you on abc7news.com. about a two hour drive, it has expanded to more than 44,000 acres. >> it spread quickly, just 3% contained through the night. there are more than 1200 firefighters on the fire line. >> the fire is just east of the lake in napa county but also

affecting people in solano and yolo counties. >> joining us live. >> reporter: hi. we're to the north of the lake ng in front of an area that burned today this afternoon. this represents some new fire spread to the northside of the lake. we saw earlier today, hand crews with a dozier as well drawing a fire line and so far it's holding. >> reporter: all alone on the fourth of july, the cease side of the lake an area that would be bustling but nearly deserted. most of the boats still in their slips thanks to the county fire. >> reporter: chad and his family have owned the water sports resort 55 years long enough to

know a busy fourth is a must. >> we're hoping with fourth of july being on a wednesday this whole week would give us a bump but obviously with the fire, it's not happening. >> underneath the seat you have a fire extinguisher here. >> there are a few takers like these guys from latest, who stuck with the plan to spend the holiday week there. >> reporter: still going out on the lake? >> i can't get burned in the lake. yeah. we're up here to have fun. we're planning having some fun. >> reporter: firefighters are making progress both in the air and on the ground, where doziers and hand crews spent the day cutting lines, trying to hold the line and take advantage of the relatively benign weather conditions. sam do minco told us despite the smoke it looks a lot better today than last night, when he and his friends watched from a houseboat, a fireworks show like none they had ever seen.

>> it was probably 5, 6 m lo, tsirestream, with flares of 4 and 500 feet high. it was pretty spectacular. we haven't seen any flames that high yet today. this is an area just burned. 3% containment, 44,000 acres, we're expecting those to change. the new numbers expecting to come out at 7:00 tonight. i'm told the containment number may or may not rise, certainly the acreage will. abc7 news. >> incredible. before you go, can you tell us what's going on with businesses in the area, opened or evacuated? >> reporter: so far i can tell you we went to that marina but open for business. people are having a hard time getting there with the road closures.

f the lake, some smoke is on one side and the other side looks pretty good. businesses up here hoping folks make it up and maybe salvage at least part of their holiday. >> time will tell. there, laura. mandatory evacuations are still under way in that area. speaking with some evacuees who are worried they didn't do the right thing. >> reporter: evacuees are huddling waiting for news and parked off of grant. they made it from the canyon creek resort near the lake where firefighters gave them a dire prediction. >> the firemen came up to us and said if the fire crests that hill, you see a fire on the hill, you have three minutes to get out.

>> reporter: sylvia dewitt and her seven cats an dogs weren't too far behind him. >> i'm just sad. sad. i wonder if made the right decision to leave. >> reporter: at least she has found a friendly place to park. >> the lady that was walking said, come down to our house and we will take care of you. >> reporter: that's lovely. >> yes, it is. kind of restores your faith in humanity. >> as for the vehicles, firefighters say it is too soon to say when they will return home and will have full containment by next tuesday. nearly a dozen wildfires are burning in california. you can see on this map the majority of wildfires are in northern california. the threat is expected to increase this month across parts of the state. fire crews are making progress against the pawnee fire burning in lake county and 75%

contained. it started 10 days ago and scorched 22 buildings. there is still a mandatory order in effect for double eagle where they're threatening 50 structures. the key factor is often weather conditions, wind, humidity, heat. >> watching all of that is spencer christian and the latest on the forecast. >> there is hope. we have a strong onshore flow developing bringing us cooler air and higher humidity. still breezy. a look at live doppler 7 and satellite image and why we have had the build-up of smoke and ash the last couple of days. the wind aloft has been blowing the smoke in our direction. good news is the wind will be a west wind by tomorrow that will blow the smoke and ash away from the bay area. here's a look at current

conditions. 97 degrees, low relative humidity. only 67 degrees. relative humidity, 69%. the wind is mostly calm. i will give you a look at the weather conditions to come in a few minutes with the firefighting efforts. new details in the deadly ghost ship fire criminal case, both defendants are negotiating sentences after rejecting an earlier plea deal. the founder and co-doth, are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the i-team said almena turned down 18 years sentence and an e-mail saying almena may receive nine years and harris, six. a spokesman for almena's attorney will only confirm the plea deal negotiations condition today.

both defendants have a hearing tomorrow. new details of a woman who drowned over the weekend at cowell state beach. a 47-year-old died yesterday trying to rescue several children at the beach. taking pictures of young family members when they were swept out in the waves. she went but got swept out herself. others saved the children but could not reach her. they said she did not know how to swim. bay area authorities on heightened alert for the fourth of july. they uncovered a terror plot where san francisco was mentioned. >> joining us with all the details on this one. >> 48-year-old demetrious pitts was given a public defender on terrorism charges. the american-born al qaeda

sympathizer planned to bomb cleveland but also considering san francisco. they say pitts got on their radar in 2015 when he sent a voice message to an internet based show threatening to destroy the u.s. military. they zeroed in on him last year when he posted al qaeda training photos saying muslims need to be ready. and in downtown cleveland, telling an undercover agent he planned to blow up a fourth of july parade this july and after that he wanted to bomb his birthplace, philadelphia, on labor day and discussed possibly traveling to san francisco to look for additional targets. >> it's a city that has iconic value. this is something terrorists go after. >> pitts has previously been convicted of robbery, assault and theft in ohio and wanted for robbery and gun charges in

philadelphia. he's accused of attempted material support of a foreign terrorist agency. police won't comment on this case but say to keep people safy week, especially along the water front where the fireworks show will be. >> all good information to know. thank you. there has been a huge volunteer effort to help the undocumented children being detained near the u.s.-mexico border and thousands of people responded to the call for child therapists and interpreters for those separated from their parents. a constitutional rights group is leading the team and raised money so far to help volunteers travel to texas. a miracle of sorts in the high seas, a cruise worker fell off a ship and lost at sea and

now been found. you'll hear about the rescue his co-workers never thought would happen. >> people in area may be used to the homeless but for tourists, it's a shock and affecting business in san francisco. it's time to bring the championship back. >> lebron james heads west. what will it mean for the

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after being found after 24 hours northwest of cuba. the search was called off and all of a sudden a passing cruise ship spotted him. the cruise ship company is still not saying how the man fell off the ship. >> an incredible rescue. a crew member from the norwegian get away lost at sea for 22 hours found alive. the search was even suspended and travel mortgage than 1600 square miles found nothing on saturday, with the coast guard. >> quick update, we have now decided to stop searching for our crew member. >> reporter: another cruise ship, carnival glory spotted the 33-year-old and using a lifeboat, pulled he man to safety 31 miles to cuba. >> we turned the ship around and maneuver the carnival glory near where the person was.

>> reporter: someone notified them of seeing the person in the water and notified them. >> we saw the cruise ship heading back and we noticed all the crew members were using binoculars trying to find the crew member in the ocean. >> reporter: that rescued crew member now recovering in stable condition. >> i was on the lifeboat and part of the crew that pulled him out of the water. he was obviously in distress from being in the water so long. there are still a lots of questions including how that crew member fell overboard in the first place but is nothing short of a miracle. >> incredible story. lebron james is taking his talents to the west coast. >> the nba superstar signed a massive four year $154 million contract with the lakers. with lebron going to the lakers, should the warriors be worried? >> a good question. we'd love for you to weigh in on

our website and watch the vote in real-time on the bottom of your screen there. yes, we should be worried, 79%, naw, no problem. what do you think of this big move by lebron james? >> let's get to "abc news" reporter. >> reporter: "king james" now has a new throne. this time no televised announcements as in times past. >> i will take talents to miami beach. >> reporter: and just announcement from the sports agent that he is trading his cleveland new jersey for one of the most storied teams in history, los angeles lakers. in los angeles, the celebration started immediately. the lakers have 16 championships but haven't made the playoffs for the last five years. fans believe lebron can make that change. >> we've been having a drought with water and rain and

championships, it's time to bring it back. >> reporter: lebron hasn't said much about the four years $154 million deal, only posting on instagram to thank his hometown saying, thank you, underneath ohio, for an incredible four seasons. this will always be home. in cleveland, fans are disappointed but say he kept his promise and that's all they could ask. >> a little bit upset but not too shocked. he's the hometown guy for us. everything he's done. >> he did keep his word. he did bring a championship to this city. >> many people are not too surprised by this move. james has two homes and production company in los angeles. magic johnson spent time with lebron on saturday to seal the deal. "abc news"y los angeles. >> it's an amazing deal. warriors today announced they signed their top draft pick to a contract. jacob evans was the 28th overall pick in this year's draft out of the university of cincinnati. he was officially introduced to

fans last week and given a number 10 jersey. evans will participate in summer league with warriors who played their first game today in sacramento. warriors jordan bell showed off the larry o'brien trophy to aspiring players in san francisco. bell also visitored campers and parents staying in the campus dorms as part of the overnight camp presented by warriors. he provided pointers to those young players. >> terrific. your votes are coming in. should the warriors be worried about lebron james going to the lakers? >> you can see in our poll, 87%, absolutely not, we are very confident in our team. >> go to abc7news.com/vote. you can sign in or register, really easy, let us hear from you. >> what does the poll say for the weather forecast? >> breezy and school.

>> it is still breezy out there. >> it is. good news because it's mixing out the smoke and ash from the fire. breathing is improving and air quality as well. here's a look at the doppler 7. a cooler than average afternoon for much of the bay area and breezy and chilly by some standards. rain ranging 12-18 miles an hour. generally an onshore flow, good news, pushing the smoke and ash away from the bay area. this is a nice view looking from our rooftop camera. 62 degrees in san francisco. across the bay at 66, 74 in san jose, 80 in gilroy and 61 at half moon bay. this is how it looks from our camera. looks like he will overrun the city of san francisco. 72 degrees in santa rosa.

70 in napa. 77 in novato. the beach appears to be windy and certainly a lot of cloud cover there. there are still some folks on the beach but apparently warm enough for them. onshore wind flow continues to improve our air quality. windy and breezier the end of july and air pattern the end of the week. in the same range in a couple weeks, mainly mid to upper 50s. tomorrow, mainly sunny except for lingering fog at the coast. breezy again and highs upper 50s at the coast and low 70s or low to mid 70s and upper 70s to low 80s inland. here is the forecast. 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, notice how the fog starts to come back forcefully, fourth of july, we start the day on wednesday. a lot of cloud cover and in the

bay inland as well and won't retreat much until mid-afternoon and then the clouds and fogs will search over.ing hours. forecast for viewing conditions, 9:30 wednesday night the time most fireworks displays get under we expect some low cloudiness and towards san leandro as well. temperatures at that time will be mainly san jose, 60 degrees there. hoping for the best for fireworks conditions. you know how it is, this time of year, we get the marine layer coming in. the accuweather 7-day forecast, starts to warm up again on thursday. over the weekend we get a nice warm-up with inland highs low 90s and low inlands around the bay and low 60s around the coast. still hoping for viewing

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the san jose airport will temporarily halt flights due to the fourth of july close to the meadows where the celebration will be held. wednesday it will close two runways between 9:30 and ten p.m., which should have minimal impact. >> based upon the scheduled flight activity during that half hour time period we expect only three flights may be impacted. we have 250 flights that operate

each day. >> the taxiways will remain open so the other flights can adjust for takeoff during the closure. >> if they seemed a little busy you were right, the tsa just missed a record screening as the fourth of july travel period kicked off. today, they said they screened about 2.68 million passengers on friday, the second busiest day in tsa's history behind only the sunday after thanksgiving in 2004. they set a record june 24th to june 30th, capping the biggest 21 day ever for the agency. the ride share lyft is now getting into the bike business. they acquired moti vate, the largest in the bay aa. lyftred jp b afaying a 44-year-old

parking ticket in pennsylvania. the mail that had a return address reading feeling guilty. california. it contained a ticket from 1974, a 5 dollar bill and note and said the person had always been intending to pay the fine. that fine back then was $2, today, it would be 20 for that same offense. better late than never. after being lost for days, a dozen soccer players and their coach have finally been found. it's not over yet. the rush to free them before more flooding. >> they are outstanding people and really incredible people. >> president trump narrows his list of

live where you live. abc7 news. >> stories making headlines at 4:30. a fire that broke out in mar rag ga this afternoon is 75% contained. 13 to 20 acres have burned and 20 homes in total evacuated. residents should be able to return in the next couple of hours. "abc news" laura anthony tweeted the weather is helping firefighters combat the county fire just 3% contained.

it started saturday and burned 44,000 acres in yolo and napa an lake countys. the victim of a stabbing in idaho has died. her family was hosting a birthday party and a man attacked her and eight other people and charged with murder. 12 boys and their soccer coach stranded in a flooded cave have been found alive but rescuers have to get them out. the latest. >> reporter: this new video showing the moment all 12 boys and their soccer coach, trapped in a cave, found alive. >> how many of you? >> reporter: abc there to capture the moment outside the cave. >> it is extraordinary. we are right outside. you can see how many people have turned up.

massive from around the world to congregate, the volunteers and rescuers with screams of joy. the boys ages 11 to 16 and their 25-year-old coach. they believed they had gone to the caves for an excursion when monsoon rains and floods trapped them. >> i'm feeling so happy, like this is out of a movie. >> reporter: about 1,000 volunteers and emergency teams from including a team from the u.s. military responded, working around the clock assisting with the search and monday racing against time, the international search team went further along the underground passages than they've ever been before. they confirmed they're alive, very weak. one ems stayed behind with them and tomorrow going in with an extraction plan. >> we are told they have to act

quickly because there is another torrentialn focast. newk. weeftsmit with kim jong-un, they met in the demilitarized over the weekend. that meeting comes amit reports north korea is still producing material for nuclear weapons. >> reporter: three weeks after that historic summit, questions are mounting whether north korea actually intends to denuclearize, amid new signs they are moving forward with their nuclear weapons program. >> we have developed a new program i'm sure mike pompeo will discuss how to dismantle all their missile programs in a year. >> reporter: john bolton told cbs's "face the nation" the u.s.

has a plan to dismantle the north's program within a year. on fox, president trump was asked whether he believes north korea will reveal the facilities. >> i think they're very serious and we had a good chemistry. >> reporter: that as the "washington post" says north korea doesn't intend to surrounder its entire arsenal and finding ways to conceal it. new satellite shows expansion at one of the key missile facilities. the national security advisor would not comment but added. >> there's not a starry-eye'd feeling of the group doing this and well aware what they have done in the past. >> mike pompeo will discuss the dismantlement plan in the near future. there are reports pompeo is traveling to north korea this week.

ews," whi opped slightly aer leftists of congress this weekend. they celebrated the election of of the first lestist leader in decades and takes office this september. >> president trump picks the candidate to replace justice kennedy. he did the same thing with neil gorsuch and said he is focusing on up to seven potential candidates. >> i interviewed and met with four potential justices of our supreme court. they are outstanding people, really incredible people in so many different ways,

academically and every other way. >> the president says he plans to meet with two or three more as he works towards a decision in the last week. the president's long-time personal attorney says he's putting his family and country first in an exclusive interview with "abc news." michael cohen told george stephanopoulos, he'd defer to another lawyer if they charge him -- defer to his personal lawyer if they charge him with any crimes. news businesses across maryland stopped for a moment of silence to honor those who died in the newsroom at annapolis. a hearing will take place for the suspect, 38-year-old gerald ramos. he remains in jail without bail facing five charges of first-degree murder. a public defender is serving as his attorney and not comments about accusations against his

client. new developments in new york where harvey weinstein is facing three sex charges including a new accuser. they're investigating charges against weinstein added another count of criminal sexual act and two counts of predatory sexual assault in connection with an attack in 2006. weinstein has denied any non-consensual sexual encounters. just ahead, a police officer separated from his k-9 companion. >> we told you about this over the weekend and now good news to share with you. >> i'm spencer christian. as we can see, the weather is you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes...

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now to a follow-up on a story we first brought you over the weekend. a san francisco police officer who retired friday was supposed to have his k-9 return home with him but due to an error ended up in a cage in san bruno. >> that dog is now back with his partner. live in san francisco with the exclusive video of their reunion you will see only on 7. wayne, got to love it. >> reporter: as of this morning even, the officer had no idea whether he would ever see his dog again. this is a story that went viral. talking00 hut

let's show you video o hey, bud! how you doing? how are you? >> this is the garage of the san francisco police officers association in san francisco. that is borrow. the black dog another retired k-9 nimd guildy. they're all together again happy that the paperwork finally went through and the federal government signed off as usually happens when a dog trained for sniffing explosives retired. the officer can finally enjoy the retirement with two police dogs who served with him so well. are you whole again? >> yeah. my blood pressure has gone down. >> reporter: the good news is he can put this behind him. as for the dog, they're back to the old games, in this case, a

tug-of-war and we call it a draw and victory. if the black dog looks familiar to you, no accident. if you've been at the international airport you've seen him sniffing suitcases and explosives. now the officer says now that he's retired, both he and the dog can eat anything he wants. abc7 news. live doppler 7 shows an advancing marine layer pushing out over the bay heading inland. overnight hours and lows in the upper 50s. relatively mild with the cooling marine layer present. tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. high temperature ranges from only upper 50s at the coast and low 70s at the bayshore line lie 92 and 88 will be the high here. here's your day planner, with lingering low clouds and fog and sunny sky, warming up to only

about 80. it will be a relatively cool day but pleasant one. here's the forecast. wednesday we start to warm up again on thursday. a nice warm summer-like pattern carries us to the weekendit the midst high 80s and 90s in the bay. san francisco's homeless problem is hitting the city hard, right in the pocketbook. >> one organization says it won't book any more convention i in the city. >> michael finney, another department store

. for years now, people in san francisco have complained about the homeless on the streets and now it has spread to the city. >> a chicago-based medical association announced it won't book any more conventions in the city because its members do not feel safe. >> it's a problem on many levels. >> you know, groups and associations, they book conventions way in advance, dan. now, this particular group had

already booked for this year and for 2023. but they were very frank with the san francisco travel association telling them after that date they will no longer hold their conventions here in san francisco. the homeless encampments and drug addicts have become more visible to tourists at times overshadowing the many landmarks that make san francisco unique. groups that hold their conventions here continue to take notice. >> not just groups but a lot of individual travelers, we hear a lot from individual travelers that have had negative experiences on the streets and say they don't want to come back to san francisco. >> reporter: chicago has the most medical associations in the country. one of those associations heard from one of its members how unsafe they feel. booked for th year and 2023, they will no longer hold conventions here in the future.

moscone poured about $1.7 billion into the local economy. the fear is once a group decides to withdraw other event planners may consider. rob is a tech industry analyst and we spoke to him via skype. this medical association decided not to go because they felt it was unsafe. why did you pick this particular venue? why didn't you pick a venue safer and more affordable and easier to access? >> reporter: the san francisco travel association is optimistic about the incoming mayor. >> one people people of san francisco agree about and visitors agree about and we need to tackle it head on to make a difference. >> again, it's not humane to continue to allow this to >> reporter: by the way, this particular medical association based in chicago asked the san francisco travel association it not give out their name.

in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. tourists at one of the bay area's most famous landmarks are being greeted by warning signs in marin county. officers say they responded to increases to smash and grab car break-ins. and we met one couple who just made a cross country road trip when thieves hit them. >> we were parked downtown, left the car for two hours, came back and the window was busted out. >> they are advising tourists and those at other popular tourist spots to keep their valuables with them. it doesn't stop them from seeing what you posted online. >> it's true. due to another privacy misstep by the privacy on facebook. >> it seems like we keep

learning more and more. a facebook plug affected 7,000 users unblocking people they had blocked. between may 29th and june 4th, allowed blocked users to see some posts supposed to be hidden. facebook said the bug had been fixed and in early may, some posted regardless of the default of privacy settings. many people thinking about their vacation plans and scammers finding new ways to rip them off. a blog post how to watch out for vacation rental scams. we told you all about them. first, get a copy of the contract before you send any money and resist pressure to pick right away and how to avoid being the victim of a summer vacation rental scam. another big box closing

stores. sears store in the newark mall. there are 78 sears and k-mart locations being eliminated. they and their holding company closed 500 stores in the past 15 months leaving 900 still open and market competition is for shrinking sears. call 415-954-8151, or reach me on facebook. if you order a drink in seattle, you won't see something familiar in your glass. a straw. a new law has gone into effect from using single use plastic straws and they outlawed giving

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followed by the proposal at 10:00. soccer fans for two of the world's best teams gathered this morning in san jose for one of the most highly anticipated matches so far in the world cup. brazil knocked out mexico. matt keller has a closer look at the game and fans. >> reporter: most people dread monday morning. at this stadium in san jose, a celebration. 7500 fans gathered around the bg screen to watch mexico versus brazil in the round of 16. most were cheering for -- >> mexico! >> reporter: brazil fans were pumped up as well. the mvp of the game, for this san jose man, it was his nanny, for allowing him to go to the watch party. >> i'm a stay-at-home dad and i got a nanny. thank you, nanny and yonna! >> reporter: it was competitive until the end, 2-0.

it was hard to hide the disappointment of mexico fans unless you were this guy. >> we did what we could and the curse is still alive. >> reporter: gracious fans. >> happy for brazil but hope mexico does better next time. >> we love it and will come back again. >> reporter: outside of the stadium, mexico and brazil celebrated together, a reminder why they call this the world cup. brazil will play the winner of the belgium-japan game. that game there will be a watch party at avaya stadium and world cup in san jose. matt keller, abc7 news. >> how fun is that? my favorite line is, thank you, nanny! you can get the update any time as enhanced live features and

customized features and push alerts delivered to your phone in real-time. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4. "abc news" 5 is on. >> it is moving. this fire has grown another 12,000 acres. live in the north bay. >> live in the east bay. fires sent smoke and and new details about a possible plea deal. >> the search for a killer, a security guard working to send money to his loved ones. the shock in san francisco. and bringing change, live in san jose. firefighters blitz a grass fire and take no chances of this getting out of control.

to the north, this has fire crews working very hard. flames are high and hard to reach. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. the fire has burned more than 44,000 acres just east of the lake and evacuating homes in the nearby counties. laura anthony is live for us near lake berriesa tonight. >> we're north of the lake in napta. the area behind me represents new fire in napa county, north of berryessa, as i said. the customers, for the most part, are staying away. >> you have a screen, it will

show you your fuel capacity. >> reporter: