which is a staging zone, wayne. >> reporter: it is, indeed, with 31 1/2 miles, roughly 31 1/2 miles from the front of the fire. and yet, what happens here, there's direct importance to what happens out there. here is a part of stopping wildfires you don't often see, a place where there are more fire trucks lined up than you can count, a small city serving firefighters, home for now. >> they need a place to shower, a place to sleep, they have to have food and medical care at times. >> hence the tent, the food. people directing people to what they need. they get 24 hours off. you know that tattered feeling. it happens to california firefighters every summer. >> we're probably not going to be home much. >> mike from marin county, or from oakland, or anywhere at

this point. all of this sprung up at the yolo county fairgrounds. go out, come in, fix gear, load water, clean the truck even. >> it wasn't red anymore. it was more brownish. >> the planning happens here as well on maps as big as tables. >> the northern contingency sounds like it's becoming the primary. >> every man, woman and machine represented on a board with a piece of paper, coming in, going out, this is a lifestyle. >> we won't know for sure until tomorrow morning. >> to say nothing of the men and the women and the families behind these firefighters. it is summertime in california. if you're a firefighters, anything goes now. live in yolo county, wayne friedman, aibc 7 news. >> given the challenging weather we've been talking about, when does cal fire hope for containment of this fire. >> reporter: they're hoping for july 10th, but that depends on

the heat and the winds and the humidity. july 10th is what they're hoping for. they're not going to hold to it. >> wayne friedman, live in the area. thank you. the pawnee fire in lake county is now 92% contained. that fire has burned 15,000 acres. also destroyed 22 structures. officials expect full containment there by this weekend. similar details now on the weather as it relates to the county fire. get to spencer christian for a first look at the weather conditions that firefighters are going to be facing. >> okay, kristen, take you down to the county fire and show you current conditions are still warm, it's still relatively dry and of course the wind is still a factor that presents a challenge for the firefighters. the temperature right now is 88 degrees. which is warm but not exceedingly hot, the relative humidity is low at 34%, but higher than it has been of late. wind is gusting to 13 miles per hour. as we look at the wind gust predictions for the next 24 hours, the wind will be steady, 10 to 13 miles per hour, through early tomorrow morning. the wind is expected to ease up

a bit around 6:00 a.m., but bounce back later in the day an afternoon and early evening. meanwhile, generally across the broader bay area it remains quite windy. wind speeds of 15 to 20 miles per hour in most locations with gusts to 25 at concord and gusts to 17. we're not going to lose this windy pattern for a while. it will keep the concerns for fire elevated for quite some time. if you're heading to the beach to cool off this weekend, be alert, the national weather service has post add beach hazard advisory for large waves, rip currents and sneaker waves from today through sunday. south facing locations from santa cruz will be the most affected by these activities. the largest waves are expected tonight stolen oakland police vehicle has been located. along with a woman accused of stealing it from a crime scene. police from all over the bay

area were searching for this vehicle. abc 7 news was onion ve was fou. an animal control officer spotted it this afternoon. when oakland police got there, they arrested a woman, and they also discovered a dog inside. the dog wasn't inside the car when it was stolen. officers tell us the suspect jumped into the car while a technician worked at a crime scene on myrtle street. one woman is dead, another injured after a shooting in antioch. it happened around 4:30 this morning on delta fair boulevard, one woman died at the scene, the other is now at the hospital. we do know the age of one of the women, 55, the other listed at 28 years old. we do not know which one was killed. police have not released any information on a suspect at this point. oakland police are investigating another woman's death after her body was discovered near a pedestrian bridget errowie crti cteigns of trauma. police found a tent in the area

where it seems somebody may have been living. they're asking f saw anything regarding this woman. no matter where you live in the bay area, you probably heard lots of illegal faireworks last night. this is video from former oakland mayor gene clon. the fight against illegal fireworks is nothing new. police and city officials talk about it every year. >> reporter: you hear it year after year. in 2017 -- >> we have seen an increase in the amount of fireworks this year. we try to control it as best we can, but there's no way to stop the amount of fireworks that come in. >> reporter: in 2016. >> it would require the national guard to be able to stop what i heard last night, it was pretty activity throughout neighborhoods in east oakland. >> and this year, last night, there were 56-fireworks related citations, five arrests, 15 confiscated firecrackers, and 12 warnings in oakland live in oak

fruitville district, which was once again ground zero. eric? >> reporter: there were seven arrests in alameda county b and around here at 19th and fruitville where we are, you can periodically hear more fireworks going off on july 5th. let me show you something, on 19th, you can see a lot of debris left over after the illegal fireworks last night from roman candles to mortar rounds. it was loud and some of the neighbors are not very happy about it. even 17 hours after the professional fireworks shows ended the amateurs were still at it in oakland as we and city const.so n noelle guyo fnd out at was no firecr i worstseen. tely close. bckrckaye

>>hes litre on ped into bears . it's carrying the possibility of fines and arrests, and definitely triggering fear and nerves among residents as far away as lake merit. >> it got really loud and scary at some moments. i'm thinking are those fireworks, are those -- is that gunfire? >> it kind of bugs the animals and the birds around the lake, and probably kids trying to sleep. >> oakland police were out last night trying to keep some semblance of order. officers wrote 64 citations, 56 of them for fireworks. they made five arrests, towed one vehicle, confiscated fireworks in 15 cases and issued 12 warnings. city councilman g -- the lawsaws against fireworks and the dangerous consequences of starting firesitmse tng t poli ttrwhelm conversion is. but will gethat ty actually

did in my district. >> lest you think that what we showed you was an isolated pocket of the remnants of illegal fireworks this was out in the middle of the street and this goes up and down 19th and several other streets around here. we heard other neighbors complaining they were kept up until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning, and even in contra costa county where i live there was a lot of fireworks going off. police say it's practically impossible to completely eliminate this because they're being reactive, they can only go as they get complaints or as they hear fireworks going off and that is extremely difficult to do. more on the story coming up for you at 6:00 p.m. live in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news news. >> eric, we'll see you at 6:00. it's clear aproblem that's not going away. one of the fires burned in san jose along the guadalupe river near highway 237 where fireworks went off overhead.

abc 7 news reporter matt keller has the details on that. >> reporter: which must have been discouraging for firefighters, fight ago grass fire near highway 237 in san jose while fireworks were being shot off in the sky in the distance. san jose firefighters were busy over night, a couple dozen calls for fires. this one was stopped at about an acre, but not too far away, more evidence of illegal fireworks left behind. it's a push by san jose to encourage residents to report illegal fireworks. signed posted everywhere to snap, click, report. the fire captain spoke to us about it earlier this week. >> you can fill out the form, everything except fur your name and contact information, put your photographs in there. 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 city's campaign work? this morning, who knows? in an e-mail requesting information a san jose police department spokesperson wrote we did not keep stats last night

san jo p say they will rerk have to request a records check on that information through the crime analysis unit. but when that info will be able is unknown. other departments already released preliminary statistics. sa san bernardino had 170 fireworks-related calls, campbell police had 28 fireworks-related calls, down compared to 2017. san jose fire won't have stats available until all of their reports on the overnight fires are completed. then they'll be able to determine if the fires were caused by fireworks. that could take some time. i also contacted a city of san jose spokesperson. she has yet to get back with me. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. another day, another shakeup in the trump administration, scandal plagued epa chief scott stepp aer ut.w. ap next, .

mo emotional good-bye. trek the traffic as we look at the skyway in downtown san francisco, pretty much bumper to bumper in both directions, oncoming traffic going to the lower deck. the east bay, right-hand side headed toward 101 south and it's slow go in both directions. >> what happened to residual holiday light, larry. >> this is not holiday

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president trump tweeted he accepted the resignation of scott pruitt. >> a week ago environmentalists and protesters rallied outside the epa office in san francisco when pruitt was announcement. arlette? >> hey, kristen and larry. president trump told reporters on air force one that there was no final straw that led to pruitt's resignation. but he insisted that pruitt told him he no longer wanted to be a distraction. after months of scandal, embattled epa administrator scott pruitt is out. as he flew to a rally in montana, president trump tweeted he accepted pruitt's resignation, writing scott's done an outstanding job and i will always be thankful to him. last night he was mingling with guests at the white house fourth of july celebration. >> administrator scott pruitt, and bob lighthizer, thank you for being here. >> pruitt has been under fire for months for a series of ethical lapses tied to spending,

staff management, ties tonight. he'd been the subject of a dozen ethics investigation. questions about whether he used his clout to get his wife a chick-fil-a franchise. >> my wife is an entrepreneur herself, chick fill a is a franchise of faith. >> president trump publicly praised pruitt. >> the epa is doing really, really well. and, you know, somebody has to say that about you a little bit, you know that, scott. >> even some republicans called for him to go. >> he is about as swampy as you get here in washington, d.c. >> earlier this week, pruitt was confronted at a d.c. restaurant by a woman pushing him to step down. the president tweeted andrew

wheeler will step in administrator. >> mr. trump a tweet. have we heard anything directly from pruitt were his reasons for resigning? there was controversy with many of his moves. >> we haven't heard anything publicly from pruitt just yet. we did obtain his resignation letter. in it he wrote it was a blessing to serve under president trump, but he also noted what he called unrelenting attacks on him and his family, saying that they took a sizable toll on them, but he made no mention of any of those scandals. larry and kristen? >> arlette saenz reporting, live in washington, thank you. a judge today rejected a request by the trump administration to block two california laws that protect illegal immigrants. the judge refused to block a law requiring the state to review detention facilities where immigrants are held, and another that prevents local law enforcemenmformation on jail in.

but he did put a third law on emises without a warrant. >> a tent camp protest outside the u.s. immigration building in san francisco is now in its fourth day. protesters are demanding that i.c.e. be demolished or abolished that is. they set up a camp blocking washington street. the group is part of a nationwide protest against president trump's separation of immigrant families at the border. san francisco police say they're monitoring the camp which is not blocking the entrance to the building. >> the battle to restore net newt federality heating up. state lawmakers hammering out a model for other states to give all internet users equal access to the internet. a legal challenge is quite likely. >> reporter: they aren't wearing boxing gloves, but two area and los angeles lawmakers are taking on the gate keeper of the

internet. >> no company should have the power to slow down your correction. no company should be able to hold your ideas hostage. >> when the state legislature returns to work next month, they will try to pass annette neutrality law. it will reestablish what the federal communications commission struck down. it prohibits the slowdown of websites and prohibits preferred sites that might pay priority. it requires the compliance through the signing of contracts. the president is glad to see this. santa clara county has sued the fcc. >> until and unless we see progress at the national level we're going to have to rely on the states to get the job done. oregon and washington have already taken some steps. their legislation pepding and probably half the states in the na >> e telecom sector. >> they will try to fight this, and they will probably in some way, in some way to punish california. but we have to fight for what we

californiians believe to be right. >> one of the industry organizations reacted saying the proposed law would prohibit investment and innovation in california. what the country needs is permanent, bipartisan, federal legislation for all companies and across all websites. lawmakers think they can win any legal challenge. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. the santa clara county lawsuit against the fcc is making its way through the courts in washington, d.c. the hearing is expected later in the year. the most downloaded app in iphone history is facebook. the list of most downloaded apps ahead of its ten-year anniversary on tuesday. the facebook messenger app snagged the second spot. youtube took third place, followed by instagram. >> spencer very big on the snap, from what i've heard. that's what the kids tell me. >> i guess so.

whatever the kids say, yeah, that's the way it goes. >> it's getting hot out there. >> it is. we've got a wave of heat coming our way. hesitant to call it the heat wave at the moment. it doesn't look extreme. but it's going to be quite hot inland. now here's a view, a live doppler 7 right now, sunny skies across the bay area, we have a few high clouds around as you can see on this view from sutroo tower. low to mid-70s at oakland and mountain view, gilroy 92, 61 at half moon bay. another view of the high clouds in the distance looking westward from the hills rather. we have temperatures in the low to mid-80s right now at santa rosa, napa and novato, upper 80s at fairfield, concord and livermore. the skies are clear over the golden gate. mainly clear skies tonight, but the passing high clouds will become more visible overnight into tomorrow. warmer days ahead through the weekend.

mild conditions through the coast and hot conditions inland. as we take a look at beach hazard statement, which is in effect now through saturday afternoon, you can see wave heights are elevated. there's a possibility of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. bear that in mind if you're along the coastline. here's why we have these swells. the former hurricane fabio, now tropical storm fabio moving away from popular areas now. as it was building and developing, generating swells. as it moves away, fabio is generating high clouds and moisture. the high clouds will be visible tomorrow and it may feel a little bit muggy out there as well. forecast animation, starting midnight tonight, taking us to 5:00 tomorrow morning at the beginning of rush hour. skies will be bright, but you'll see t highasng orhodn interfere with visibility, be with us through the afternoon hours tomorrow. they won't prevent a warmup, quite mild tomorrow. overnight, look for low temperatures under those hazy conditions, mainly in the mid to

upper 50s, and tomorrow's highs will move upland, inland areas, mid-60s in the coast, upper 70s to near 80 around the bay, low 90s in the warmest inland locations and look at the beach forecast for tomorrow, you see under the hazy high clouds, and windy conditions, highs will be moving up into the mid-60s, and many of our beaches and up to about 79 at santa cruz. meanwhile, high temperatures areawide on saturday will be in the mid to upper 90s to near 100 in many inland locations. the pattern will hold through sunday and monday. there won't be much change in the heat. it will start to retreat maybe midweek next week. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast after three or four very warm days through monday. temperatures will moderate on tuesday and we'll see high temperatures dropping back into a more seasonal and i guess perhaps moreable rge on wednesday and thursday. >> really hot weekend coming up. >> very, very warm. >> thank you. >> thank you, spencer. making music in the great

outdoors, the pianos scattered across the botanical gardens, how you can enjoy them. >> the top universities in the world, some right here in the bay area. who made the

named the second best of the best school in the entire world. this according to qs world university rankings which rates 1,000 institutions of higher learning each year. schools are ranked according to academic, employer, faculty and student reputations, m.i.t., massachusetts institute of technology, no surprise, they snagged the top spot, followed by stanford, harvard third, the california institute of technology in pasadena was rated fourth, oxford in england rounds out the top five, and u.c. berkeley came in 26th. >> i want to know the metrics,

larry. >> we could debate. >> congratulations, stanford. there's something to delight your senses in golden gate park right now. it's not the flowers. it's actually music. the flower piano event has returned to the park's botanical garden, 12 pianos scattered on the grounds for anyone who wants to pay them. the music is ♪ ♪ ll, t fwer uns, ecl show with musicians as llinks on abc7news.com. rescuers racing against time and mother nature, the latest on

the efforts to get a dozen young boys out of a cave in thailand before the monsoon hits. defensive driving from avoiding a natural disaster, one m

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environmental protection agency administrator scott pruitt. pruitt has faced an array of ethical questions about his travel spending, security costs, dealings with industry lobbyists and misuse of government resources. he will be replaced by former coal industry lobbyist andrew wheeler. new evacuations today in the county fire, burning in napa and yolo counties, burning 86,000 acres and 30% contained. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is with firefighters with more for us at 5:00. in san jose, matt keller tweeted this image of firefighters battling a grass fire as fireworks exploded nearby. this fire was quickly put out. six people are displaced, one woman injured and a dog killed in a house fire in east oakland. it happened early this morning on hayes street. katie udes has the story. firefighter raced to this house fire early in the morning.

>> we hit a second alarm, which doubles our units on scene. we had reports of people trapped. >> reporter: i spoke with a woman who lives inside the whoem. she was one of the first to see the fire and believes it started in the front of the house. >> they heard popping and issues and realized there was a fire. >> reporter: a 21-year-old woman suffered facial burns, but is said to be doing okay. two people lived in the lower unit and four people lived in the second story of the duplex. 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, interviewing the occupants of the building, starting to look at the burn patterns to narrow down -- >> reporter: oakland fire staffed additional crews to cover the busy holiday. red cross is assisting the victims. in oakland, katie ude, ab7 news. rs are racing to drain a flooded cave where 12 boys and

their soccer coach have been trapped inside for 13 long days. >> with a sense of urgency growing with more heavy rain in the forecast. abc news reporter elizabeth hur is in new york live with the latest. >> kristen and larry, authorities say they want to muir the boys are fit and ready to get out of the cave and that is still not the case. as you mentioned with news of more rain on the way, they're focusing on preventing more flooding. in thailand, the pressure mounting. the race is on for rescuers to stay ahead of mother nature. delivering air tanks, wet suits and life jackets to the soccer team before the monsoon rains move in. inside, divers are putting in ropes for the boys as a guide through the cave. outside, experts are training new divers, building dams and running pumps day and night. and on thursday, the thai navy seals releasing new pictures showing crews making progress

and how much of the water has been drained. but as of now, there's still no clear plan for getting the boys out. officials say the boys have been practicing breathing with diving masks but have not yet been trained to do so in the water. >> if you don't know how to swim is you're in a very black environment, it's not a good environment to learn and try and get comfortable with the mask, create an environment where they can safely get away. that's feasible. >> reporter: one official telling abc james woman -- one idea now involves fitting the boys with life jackets and floating them out one by one, once the water comes down below the neck level. and late today we learned from authorities, because of safety concerns, they have ruled out having the boys swim and dive out of the cave. instead we're told the crews will continue drilling to keep the passageways wider and the water levels down.

we are live in new york. i'm elizabeth hur for abc 7 news, back to you. >> elizabeth, thank you. british police confirmed a man and woman critically ill from nerve agent poisoning were exposed to the toxin by handling a contaminated item. bolsters the theory that they may have stumbled across of what was given to sergei skripal and his daughter. in washington, president trump is now four days away from announcing his supreme court pick. the president has interviewed at least seven candidates, deciding who will replace anterny e'snt lobbying going on as the president nears his decision. here's abc news reporter arlette saenz. president trump heading off to montana as he whittles down his short list for the supreme court. >> we're going to hit a home run here. >> sources familiar with the process say the president has finished his interviews,

speaking with seven contenders. abc news has learned three front runners have emerged. amy coney barrett, brett kavanaugh, and raymond kethledge. another name under consideration, amul thapar. the president could expand the list. >> such an important decision and we're going to give you a great one. >> the white house is gearing up for a tough fight on capitol hill. one possible nominee has already caused alarm among senators from the president's own party. federal court of appeals judge brett kavanaugh. >> he would be a good umpire and a good judge. don't be a jerk. >> he worked in the white house under president george w. bush and has said judges should be open to change. >> it means having an open mind. it means a willingness to change your mind. that's something that judges have to do. >> abc news learned gop senator rand paul spoke with the president to express concern about cavanagh's position on the fourth amendment. on the other side of the aisle, senate minority leader chuck

schumer urged the president to nominate president obama's last supreme courtpi, merit nfmation vote republicans. after the monday announcement the prous white house is prepar aggressive pr pick to get it confirmed. the nominee could be up on capitol hill as early as tuesday. the activist who climbed the base of the statue of liberty during fourth of july celebrations pleaded not guilty to trespassing and disorderly conduct charges. she appeared before a federal judge in new york who granted her release without bail. she said she was protesting president trump's zero tolerance policy on immigration. her actions forced the national parks service to evacuate 4,000 visitors off liberty island as a precaution. ot> really for

lot the this jackson cl jumping out a bk window. heavy rains washed out a culvert under this road, and that formed a sink hole. he was on his way to work when he thought he saw something in the road. >> i thought it was a branch or something. and i got closer and then i -- i had the brakes on. and then i slammed on the brakes and the car slid into the hole. and then hit the other side. i just fell down. >> lang's car went hood first into the crevice, that activated his air bags and thankfully he was not hurt. the end of the line for yet another popular bay area restaurant. how one last meal could help out employees. and a message not in a bottle, but in a wall, how one bay area family found this. i'm spencer christian, looking at bright sunny skies, except for high clouds coming our way, and we might have a little humidity tomorrow to deal with. that's coming up in just a

moment. say, hot u t, spencer, and i was th wcreek. >> not bad. >> seeing a bit of the residual holiday light in play. but elsewhere, it's busier, especially in san francisco.

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tables, more structurally sound, offer restraints, warning labels and instructions. accidents involving changing tables have injured more than 39,000 babies between 2005 and 2016. seven children have actually died. you may remember we recently reported that high chairs. they must now meet strict new standards as well. for decades we've heard about the gender gap in pay for traditional jobs. the big economy too. the stanford team looked at the earnings of uber drivers and pinpointed three factors for why men earned more than women. men stick with uber longer, picking up on more pointers on how to do the job. they tend to drive faster, making them more productive, and women drivers seemed to avoid sketchy areas, those with high crime rates and lots of bars, chick fill a soared again,

limited service dining category. marking the third year in a row that it's rated high in the same poll. pa nera bread took second place. >> i've not had chick fill a. >> okay, let's go, tomorrow for lunch. >> thank you, all right. everything old is apparently new again. amazon is planning to sent out a holiday catalog this year. bloomberg reports the online retailer will mail them to homes and also hand them out at whole food stores. amazon, of course, bought the grocery store chain last year. no word when the catalogs will be coming out. ready to keep the holiday fun going this weekend? >> jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has ideas for you to keep you busy. >> reporter: it's a holiday week, and you can keep the party going by revisiting a childhood classic catching a play or trying a new restaurant opening up in the city. this weekend is the very last weekend to catch the play "soft

power" at the kurran theater, a comedy and musical. a chinese executive visiting america falls in love all while dealing with the power balance after the 2016 elections. it has romance, laughter, inintrigue, and a show stopping number from a woman playing hillary clinton. tickets start at $29. from new to classic, this week the davie symphony is featuring and performing sopgs from "the little mermaid" travel back through 1989 from the sounds of the orchestra. there are several performances there weekend. if you're not in the mood for a show, how about food? if you love mac and cheese, who doesn't, take a trip to mac'd. if you're a foodie,

all-star chef. for other events, head to abc7news.com and we'll connect you with hoodline. have a great weekend. or watch some volleyball. it's happening now from top athletes competing in the 35th annual association of volleyball professionals, san francisco opens the avp. abc 7 news was in san francisco, piers 30 and 32 where olympians, one former nba player are all going head to head for the avp championship title and the $150,000 prize. >> turnout gets bigger and better each year, we get more celebrities that come. last year we had joe montana. year prior, some warriors came out. it's just one of our big fun events. >> very cool seeing the bridge in the background, right on the water. the avp san francisco open is free, and takes place through sunday. >> do you know how hard it is to run in the sand? you've got to be in such great shape. a bittersweet birthday and anniversary for a bay area

restaurant owner. >> successful business, but i'm closing the door to open anothe popular east bay restaurant gets ready to close its doors for good. >> on abc 7 news at 5:00, the pizza lady, 17,000 slices of pizza delivered and counting, this woman could be the ultimate neighbor. >> all content is not created equal. facebook's apology over the declaration of independence. >> robotic vacuums, you've seen

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cardiolooming up tonight, t show, match game, and take two. a richmond ins institution, the beloved restaurant is closing its doors tomorrow, coming after a dispute with the landlord. the owner of the restaurant wants to focus on the good will she has received and given back. >> laura anthony is live there. the atmosphere is festive despite the circumstance. as you can see, the owner is spending her day greeting her long-time customers. the meals today are free, but she is asking the customers to leave something special for her staff. >> thank you very much. >> i love you.

>> i love you more. >> it's a bittersweet birthday, one that marks the end of one chapter and the start of another. she says good-bye for now. >> i decide to close on my birthday because 23 years ago today i got in america from italy. >> originally from ethiopia, she came to the u.s. homeless with an infant son. she started working as a hostess, and eventually managed to buy it. mike helped her buy the business in 2002. >> i lended the money, within one year she paid me back in full, which is spectacular. >> the service is alway excellent. and then when she bought out the place, it just got better. >> she's given back to the community in countless ways, hosting free dinners for the homeless on thanksgiving.

and treating single mothers on mother's day. >> we knew it might come to this end. but we're looking forward to the future. we believe that she'll pick up and start again. >> these final two days she is serving free meals and in exchange asking for cash donations for her staff. >> today is my treat for them, but i'm encouraging them to leave a good tip for my workers. it's not about me. it's about us. i love you. >> and while the restaurant will close friday, the woman has no plans to leave the community she loves. >> reporter: and the good-byes continuing here this afternoon. she told us she does hope to open another restaurant in richmond. in the meantime, though, starting monday she will begin working in a local soup kitchen. live in

thank you for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze. nbc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> i started crying. >> a young man suffers a devastating injury from setting off an illegal fire work he found in the trash. >> a police vehicle is stolen, and found. the search ends with an arrest and a surprise in the backseat. >> the man on the front lines, this fire fight increases. >> california's fight to be a sanctuary state. a federal judge issues a big ruling. we begin tonight with the danger of fireworks. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. doctors are trying to save the hands of an antioch man after an illegal fire work exploded. >> outside the repair shop where this happened, lyanne?

>> i saw several pictures of this man's injured hands. i will say they are so gruesome, of course too gruesome to show on television. but they are a sad reminder of what fireworks can do. >> reporter: juan bravo told investigators how he made a tourniquet to stop the bleeding after his brother-in-law was injured. a fire work had gone off in his hands. >> his tendons was hanging, the one with the finger was hanging there. >> he and his brother-in-law work at gumaro's auto repair in antioch. they had just brought in this dumpster from outside when he found a fire work. the owner said they made the discovery as they were putting trash inside the dumpster. >> he went outside and lit it up. i guess in the