. fireworks certainly didn't help a busy and early fire season in the bay area. from house fires to a growing massive menace in the north bay, we are watching the effects of an entire area ready to six people are displaced, one woman injured and a dog killed in a house fire in east oakland. now, as for the cause of this firefighters are still investigating following that busy fourth of july holiday. here's where the fire happened on hayes street. >> reporter: oakland firefighters raced to this fire around 4:30 in the morning.

near seminary avenue. >> we had a second alarm which doubles our units on scene. we had reports of people trapped. >> reporter: i spoke with the woman who lives inside the home. she was the first to see the fire and she believes it started in the front of the house. >> they heard some popping, heard some issues and realized there was a fire and were able to get themselves out. >> reporter: a 21-year-old woman suffered facial burns and smoke inhalation but is said to be okay. they were shaken and eager to see the woman in the hospital. a dog also died. we're told a fourth of july party was held on the block, but it's unclear if fireworks may have sparked the fire. >> investigators on scene, he's interviewing the occupants of the building, starting to look at the burn patterns to try and really narrow down. >> reporter: they had additional crews to cover the busy holiday. abc 7 news. another home went up in flames overnight.

this in walnut creek on first avenue near hall lane. this is an abandoned home. fireworks in the area at the time of the fire. officials have not confirmed a cause and there are no reports of injuries. now in developing news one woman is dead, another injured after a shooting in antioch. reports first came in around 4:30 this morning around delta fair boulevard. one woman died at the scene, another in the hospital. we do know one of the women is 55, the other 28 years old. but we don't know which one was killed. police have not released any information on the suspect. so many illegal fireworks and so many fires. and that's likely not a coincidence. scenes like this one kept police and firefighters running around the south bay. and one of the fires they put out burned around san jose around the guadeloupe river. matt?

well, the message is clear. san jose says fireworks are illegal here in the city. not only that they asked residents to report illegal fireworks. how did we do? turns out, no one was counting. finding a grass fire along highway 237 in son jose while fireworks were being shot off in the sky in the distance. san jose firefighters were busy overnight. we counted a couple dozen calls for fires. not too far away more evidence of the illegal fireworks left behind. all of this follows a big push encouraged by the city of jose to encourage residents to report fireworks. >> you can fill out the form, everything cept your name and contact information, put your photographs in there, and if there's enough information without contacting you for us to

take action, we will take action. >> reporter: so did san jose residents help, did the cities campaign work? this morning, who knows. a san jose police department spokesperson wrote we did not keep stats last night regarding arrests and citations issued for fireworks. san jose police say they will have to request a records check for that information through the crime analysis unit. but when that info will be available is unknown. other departments already released statistics. campbell police had 28 fireworks related calls. that's actually down significantly compared to 2017. san jose fire says they won't have their stats available until all their reports on the overnight fires are completed, and then they can determine what caused those fires. they say that can take some time. i also contacted the city of san jose's spokesperson, and she has yet to get back with me.

>> we did get some numbers from oakland pd. they gave out 56 citations specific to fireworks, made five arrests and issues 12 the contra costa fire officials confirm one man had an injury to his hand. we have a new update on a massive wildfire burning in yolo and napa counties. cal fire released a map. it shows the area you can see there affected by the flames. the fire is burning east of lake berryessa. here's some perspective on this fire. if you overlaid it over the city of san francisco, you can see it covers the whole city and goes all the way to the city of san

mateo. the pawnee fire in lake county now 92% contained. it's destroyed 22 structures, and officials expect that to be fully contained by the weekend. the homeless man charged in connection with 17 brush fires in the north bay will be in court today. the fires happened over a two day period last month. this was along the santa rosa creek trail and the west county trail. police arrested domingo on maintained and he is set to be arraigned today. these demonstrators are still there. so here's a look outside the building as of this morning. protesters want i.c.e. abolished. this is part of a nationwide protest that's in response to immigrant families being detained along the u.s.-mexico border. the protesters started camping out on monday. the building was closed

yesterday for the holiday. san francisco commuters van ness is about to get believe it or not, even trickier. they're going to shutdown another left turn at hayes street. this means van ness will only have two left turns. left turn removals also help planners retime traffic signals of van ness and other streets to improve traffic flow. this change is part of the $316 million van ness improvement project which is set to the 47 and 49 muny buses and golden gate transit run around center medians. california's net neutrality bill taking a big step forward. here's a live look in sacramento where lawmakers are announcing legislation that would give california the strongest net neutrality protections in the

nations. net nuteralty which bans internet providers from slowing down or speeding up certain web traffic was repealed nationwide last month. and happening now, some top athletes competing in the 35th annual of volbe ball san francisco open. that's where olympians, stanford university stand out athletes and former nba players are going head to head for the avp championship title and a $150,000 prize. >> the turn out keeps getting bigger and better each year. we keep getting more celebrities that come. last year we had joe montana. years prior we had some of the warriors come out. avp san francisco open takes place through sunday. if you thought you could never afford to buy a home in san francisco, this could be your chance. the city is holding a lottery

for up to $375,000 you can use towards a down payment on a house or condo. it's open to low and middle income buyers. you do not have to live in san francisco to enter, but you do have to buy a home in the city. the deadline to apply is july 31st and you have to attend a home buyers workshop. we do have a link to all of this. this is rescue that's captivated a lot all over the world. new video to get that soccer team in thailand out of this cave. how crews are connecting the young boys to their families. also president trump is narrowing his search for the next supreme court justice. some reason some of his own party are pushing back against a potential choice. good morning. does it feel kind of like a monday to you? i guess it does if we had yesterday off. but we are one step closer to the weekend and some of the summer heat that's coming back. here's a look at the east bay hills. while you get close door the coast, san francisco about 4 degrees warmer. now, the heat does have the

issues. if you're heading to it beaches, we've got some high surf there

this is new video out of thailand. another group of thai navy s.e.al.s arrived today to try to figure out to get a dozen boys

and they're coach out of a cave system. they've been there for nearly two weeks. it takes aen hour road trip to swim to the boys and swim back. right now they may be too weak to do it. the other option is to wait for months until the rainy season is over and the waters recede. meantime crews are also installing lines of communication so the children will be able to get in touch with their parents. over to washington now where president trump is waiting to announce his supreme court pick as he decides on a replacement for justice anthony kennedy. >> reporter: president trump celebrated independence day military families at the white house as he narrowed down his supreme court short list. a source familiar with his interview efforts says the president has wrapped up his interviews talking with seven contenders. the current front runners include amy coney barrett, bret

cavanaugh. >> we're going to give you a great one likejustice gorsuch. we had a home run there, and we're going to hit a home run here. >> reporter: one potential nominee is hitting some push back from top republicans, field judge brett cavanaugh. he worked in the white house under president george w. bush. >> he'll be a good umpire and a good judge. don't be a jerk. >> reporter: he's also said judges should be willing to change. >> it means having an open mind, a willingness to change your mind. that's something that judges have to do. >> reporter: some republicans are worried he won't be a reliable conservative vote. abc news has learned gop senators rand paul, tom cotton and ted cruz called the president to express concerns. sources tell abc news the

anti-abortion rights groups are pushing for judge amy coney barrett, a devout mother and catholic. that formal announcement will in a prime time event on monday night. breaking news now regarding the trump administration. the associated press is reporting that a federal judge in sacramento that ruled that private employers must comply with federal orders seeking information about immigrant employees. the trump administration's effort to block two other california laws failed. this information just coming into us. we're going to have much more throughout the day at abc7news.com. are you still trying to get over the toys-r-us closure, well, amazon says it may be able to help. the way the online retailer is trying to help you out this holiday season. and the 80s return today, but 80s and 90s starting tomorrow through the weekend. and if you're thinking about helping to your beaches, santa

cruz and marin county, some dangerous surf f

hey, good morning, again. we had some turbulent air above us this morning. aerotime lapse system just moving out and about. the sun came out and started to warm the ground and overturn the atmosphere and and eventually it scrubbed it all clean. and temperatures just a slight bit warmer now. we'll see a bigger jump in those

temperatures that we talked about ten minutes ago happening. fremont, san jose, morgan hill, livermore, clear lake and everybody else in the 60s. take you to the coast and you'll even see sunshine, 57. it's going to be mostly sunny, even in san francisco warming begins today. warmest this weekend with thatde weather map. we've got this area of low pressure, counterclockwise flow. it's drawing that warm air up from the desert swouthwest, and that's what's coming up later this afternoon and for tomorrow. it ought to be a gorgeous sunset and sunrise. very colorful with the smoke helping at times, so take a picture of it. upper 70s and low to mid-80s for most of the south bay.

becoming mostly sunny and 75 in santa cruz in the next few hours. 80 in redwood city. everybody else pretty much in the upper 70s. and more sunshine at the coast today and low to mid-60s. upper 60s to near 70 for san francisco. 7:15 first pitch 62. it will be a touch breezy but about this time it's normal. low to mid-80s up in the north bay today. let's check out the east bay shore, still very comfortable with mid to upper 70s. mid-80s to about 90 degrees and getting close to needing that air conditioner. we just opened the alameda county fair at 11. it'll and we've got poor conditions at the beaches. otherwise if you're out and

about or on the bay we've got lighter conditions and strong sunshine. introducing more 90s tomorrow and all the way through monday inland. 80s around the bay but still going to be cool at the coast with low to mid-60s through monday. we do have some breaking news to tell you about right now out of oakland where a woman's body was found at the pedestrian bridge. they believe the woman is in her 50s and there is a tent in the area where it looks like someone may have been living. and those are the details we have from police right now. asking anyone with information to contact them. going to do a big switchover to christmas shopping. and amazon using an interesting tactic. bloomberg reporting that the online retailer will mail catalogs to homes and also them out at whole food stores. no word on exactly when those catalogs are going to be coming out. the most downloaded app in

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a reminder we are on 24/7 on our abc news app and our abc7news.com. today we posted on updated map for the fired burning in lake, na napa and sonoma counties. tune in right here on our next newscast which is abc 7 news at 4:00. happening today hosting a closing party for a beloved richmond restaurant owner. officially closing her restaurant tomorrow. the waterfront restaurant has been open 25 years and is known for its charitable activities. it's shutting down after a number of hardships including a landlord tenant tis canpute. the owner is going to be offering free meals in exchange

for donations today and tomorrow. the money will benefit the 40 employees left without a job by the closure. this is wild. video of a professional wrestler's surprising move in the ring with more than a million views on twitter. this happened at the empire wrestling summer of sleaze event. bounces off the ropes and into his opponent anthony gains which then sends him flying out of the ring and into the audience. gains later posted on twitter to let his fans know he is in fact okay and romero sent him 14 feet deep into the aisle. that is where the wres ltling gs real. glad to hear they're okay. to be fair it is called the summer of sleaze ev so it kind lived up to its name. >> he really launched him. >> so we're going to get warmer.

>> it's not going to get out of control, but it's going to get back to the 90s inland, and places like santa cruz you can see the sunshine breaking out about 75 and 80 tops. it's really nice. >> flr sothere are some people definitely have off today.

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