because the fourth of july has passed. >> since the 4th fell on a wednesday this year, some believe they will take the party to the weekend and continued danger of fireworks, both of wildfires and life-threatening injuries. >> we have both to show you. eric thomas is live at oakland police headquarters at the neighborhood that really was ground zero for fireworks last night. >> reporter: that would be at the fruitville district. even though it's july 5th, we heard quite a bit of fireworks still going off and quite a bit of illegal fireworks set off last night. even 17 hours after the professional fireworks shows ended, the amateurs were still at it in oakland as we and the city councilman found out when he was talking with a constituent. >> you hear that right now? >> reporter: that was no firecracker and it sounded

relatively close. >> i live a block, two blocks away from here. it's the worst worst i've ever seen. >> reporter: the littering and debris in garbage containers appear to verify that with bottles and rocket mortars and triggering nerves in residents as far away as lake merit. >> it got really scary. is that fireworks or >> the birds are on the lake and kids trying to sleep. >> reporter: officers were trying to keep some semblance of order writing 56 citations, five arrests, towed one vehicle and confiscated 15 fireworks. the city councilman said the only real solution is educating residents about the laws against fireworks and dangers of

creating fires with them. it's clear from police they're overwhelmed. >> we already had a conversation this morning but i will get a report from him what they actually did in my district. >> reporter: talking with the alameda county sheriff's office, they made seven arrests regarding fireworks last night. there will be future discussions between him and the oakland police department over making sure something happens to try to tamp this down next year. as we know, this is a problem in oakland every year, in oakland, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> thank you. illegal fireworks lit up san francisco as well last night. check this out. this is the view from our central tower camera looking over the mission district. >> like a professional show. >> almost. in san jose fireworks were going off as well as fireworkers worked a grass fire near highway

237 last night. it burned one acre and under control in less than an hour. they believe it was possibly started by fireworks. all fireworks are illegal in san jose. a 33-year-old antioch man suffered major injuries to both hands after he found a lit discarded illegal firework. he was rushed to the hospital hoping doctors can save both hands. it happened this morning outside and auto-repair shop in antioch. >> reporter: what happened to an employee of this auto repair shop this morning is too gruesome to share on camera. one described his brother-in-law's injuries after he shot off a firework. >> the tendon that keeps moving the finger was hanging. >> reporter: he and his brother-in-law work at gumaro's auto repair in antioch. they just brought in this dumpster from outside when he

found an abandoned firework. the owner of the autoshop said they made the discovery as they were putting trash inside the dumpster. >> they were picking up trash from the shop to put it in the can. i guess he found the firework that wasn't lit. failed to ignite. >> reporter: bravo said he tried to discourage him from setting it off after he realized it had a short fuse. >> i said, no, no, don't fire it up. the fuse was too small. i was in the restroom and came out and he lit it up and it exploded in his hand. >> reporter: he was immediately treated and transported to the hospital. the 33-year-old father of two had lost a lot of blood. the spent firework was found outside the shop. captain george lang of the contra costa fire district said the man's injuries were severe. he said it's frustrating for them because this year the county increased its warnings

about the dangers of fireworks. >> in addition to physical injuries to people, there is a potential for fires to start and spread. >> reporter: all types of fireworks are illegal in contra costa county, even the safe and sane kind, many here seem to disregard. >> gilroy police revealed they gave 62 citations, the number of criminal citations were twice the number from last year. officers responded to 176 calls for service about fireworks. for the first time, gilroy police used an app that made it's easier for officers to respond quickly. san jose reported 164 calls for service, only one citation issued but they're keeping an online reporting line open for the weekend where people can

snap, click and report to help enforce its fireworks band. >> we as a city do anticipate because the fourth of july fell in the middle of the week, fireworks behavior activities will continue this weekend and why the tool is being kept turned on. >> it will be kept on until july the 8th. find a link to their site through our site. the santa cruz sheriff's office did not make fire related arrests last night but issued 15 fire citations and received 130 calls about fireworks, most people calling at 9:00. 9:00. the beach less crowded than yesterday, people hanging on for sunshine and it will be packed this weekend for sure. the fourth of july show featuring drones from travis air force base. they can be seen up to 3 miles

away. high winds forced organizers to postpone the shows from yesterday. we want to thank all the viewers who shared their celebrations with us. all have the #abc7now, which helped us find them and put them on tv. >> hotter weather might make it harder to battle fire flames near lake berryessa and forced evacuation areas near napa and yolo counties. more than 3400 firefighters are trying to contain the flames. abc7 news was at the yolo county yesterday and where they were far away from home and loved ones. >> guys here had vacations canceled and fourth of july plans rearranged. >> so far, they have charred 134 square miles, 30% contained.

you can see howr much of an are is burnt since it started saturday when you compare the square footage to the bay area, stretching from the northern tip of san francisco from belmont to the peninsula. this fire is massive. we're keeping an eye on smoke not far from the town of brooks. a lot of blue sky visible there, although you see haze. compare this to monday where we could barely see the spencer christian here with a look at firefighters and more heat. >> at this moment, it's 93 degrees, temperatures rising the last couple of hours. relative humidity has been dropping, now down to 20% and the wind remains gusty at 13 miles an hour. we look at the next 24 hours, the wind remains relatively

gusty and drop to 8 miles an hour tonight. 10-15 miles an hour gusts coming. look at the black and white satellite image, just west of sacramento. poor air quality in placer county because it is blowing west to east. in sacramento, moderate improvement tomorrow because the smoke is being blown away. a further look at our forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. also burning is the 15,000uies and they expect full kainement this weekend. full containment this weekend. 13-year-old benjamin curry was found dead in the high school pool in may after a p.e.

class. the coroner determined it was accidental but his parents were distressed by rumors it was a suicide. danville police say video of the pool during class helped them reach the conclusion curry's death was an accident. no charges will be filed. a woman is under arrest accused of stealing a police vehicle, driving it to san francisco and back to oakland before getting caught. melanie woodrow is live. >> police arrested a suspect after an animal control officer spotted that stolen vehicle. that worked out for the other occupant of the vehicle as well, a dog. >> reporter: one woman's joyride in a stolen police vek went from oakland to san francisco back to oakland before she was caught. it began about 12:30 where they were responding to an assault on the 2100 block of myrtle street.

>> reporter: the police technician was approached by the female to go through the line. >> reporter: she stoll the car and spotted on maritime and burma. she happens to be an animal control officer in oakland was in the right place at the right time. > found this adorable dog. she was actually inside the vehicle and might not have been part of the incident itself. >> reporter: unusual but not unheard of. >> not uncommon as to the scene in oakland in general. we do come across some things. >> they do come across some things, a dog. it will be put on hold 10 days and if an owner doesn't step up it will go up for adoption. federal versus state. coming up at 6:00, a split decision on california's sanctuary laws, what's in effect and

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an update to the breaking news at the top of the hour, a fatal collision between a caltran train in redwood city. it is moving in both directions and they opened brewster avenue near where the deadly crash happened. net neutrality. the assembly next month is expected to take up two bills that have already cleared the state senate to give internet users open and equal access. abc7 news reporter david louie looks at details and potential opposition. >> we're standing up for our

values, shared values in california. >> reporter: east bay assemblyman and lawmakers are trying to get a net equality rule passed. a rule last month called for open and equal access for all users. california's law prohibits slowdown of websites or preferred sites or priorities by the provider and compliance through state contracts. >> just like speech, everybody has the freedom of speech, so therefore internet should be free and equal for everyone, and therefore california should start this strong neutrality protection. >> reporter: one of the agencies argues, the proposed law would inhibit investment and innovation in california. what the country needs is permanent and bipartisan legislation for all websites.

they believe their neutrality law will hold up in court. >> the cable come and telecom companies work hard and are effective and we're confident they will oppose this strongly until the end. santa clara county has appealed the fcc. >> we're not alone. santa clara county and the fcc is working its way back through the courts and ultimately making its bay back to washington in the next few months. >> reporter: washington and oregon have already passed their own net neutrality laws. after decades of serving faithful customers, a routine in richmond is closing. >> you can blame this on the restaurant and the landlord. laura has the story. >> reporter: hi. this is a rather festive

atmosphere, more smiles than tears, part of a two-day good-bye. no one is counting this woman out. she will be back. these folks are counting on it. >> thank you very much. >> i love you. >> i love you more. >> it's a bittersweet birth for min, one that marks the end of one chapter and the start of another as she says good-bye for now. >> i decided to close this on my birthday because 23 years ago today i got in america from italy. >> reporter: originally from ethiopia, she came to the u.s. from italy with nothing, homeless with an infant son and started working as a hostess and eventually managed to buy it. the service is always excellent. then, when she bought out the place, it just got better. >> reporter: she has 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 believe she will pick up and start again. the thread does not end here and goes forward. >> reporter: these final two days, she is serving free meals, in exchange, asking for cash donations for her staff. >> today is my treat for them. i'm encouraging them to live good. it's not about me but for us. >> what she's doing for the city and she's doing for us right now is incredible. unbelievable. >> i love you. >> reporter: and while the restaurant will close friday, the woman has no plans to leave the community she loves. i may have spoken too soon. we're getting some tears here. this is how it's been going all day here. she expects to serve 1700 free meals today and tomorrow.

as for her future plans, she told us she is hoping to open another restaurant right here in richmond. in the meantime she will start working at a soup kitchen first thing on monday. in richmond, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> the outpouring of love has been going on for two hours now. incredible. >> the woman is a treasure to the community. >> can't wait to see her second act. >> spencer christian, you ate at one of her restaurants. >> right. i had a great time and not only was the food great and the staff welcoming, wonderful place and wonderful woman. a live look at doppler 7. high clouds drifting through. right now, looking at the blue skies from the exploratorium in san francisco. 63 degrees in the studio, 67 in oakland.

59 at half moon bay. a lovely view looking at the sky. 82 degrees in santa rosa right now. 80 at napa. 82 at novato, concord a a a a aa livermore. blue skies over the bay. mainly clear skies and passing high clouds. warmer days lie ahead through the weekend, mild at the coast this weekend and hot inland. beach hazard in effect until 3:00 p.m. saturday. the possibility of dangerous recipient currents and sneaker waves. the reason is hurricane fabio moving away from popular areas and generated the swell in the bay area. even as the storm moves farther away, still generating a flow of

moisture and high clouds in our direction and thus the appearance of high clouds and feel of mugginess. rolling away in early morning hours moving through the day tomorrow. upper 50s and high clouds, continue getting warmer. mid-60s at the coast, upper 70s, low 80s around the bay and low 90s inland. notice the warm-up over the weekend. mid to upper 90s once again in our inland areas. mid 80s on the bay mid-atlantic 60s on the coast. he won't retreat until tuesday mid-atlantic week of next week, high temperatures in a more typical range, mid-80s inland. >> it's summer. up next, go inside a place

something very beautiful in the air in golden gate park right now. not the smell of the b flowers. >> discovering what is in bloom for a few more weeks. >> reporter: the botanical garden in golden gate park is alive with exotic plants and this time of year, exotic sounds, too. ♪

>> reporter: tucked between velvet green leaves and bursting colors are 12 pianos strung whimsically around the grounds for anyone to play. the event is called flower piano and the inspiration of these two. they started at the garden four years ago after placing gardens in public spaces. >> we approached them with the idea we should have pianos there. >> reporter: it's free for city residents to wander and listen. >> reporter: no guarantees what you will hear. ♪ ♪ >> jazz, classical, bossonova, cuban music.

>> reporter: each a one time only experience that blooms and fades, like the flowers themselves. >> there's a magic like that. you sort of come upon them as though you're the only one that discovered it. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> so relaxing and tranquil. >> right? >> california legalization of cannabis the start of the year, now that we're halfway through 2018, find out what we should be on the look-out for the rest of

i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls.

together, we're building a better california. a federal judge has upheld california's sanctuary policy, shooting down a request from the trump responsibility to help the federal government enforcing immigration law. >> abc chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: a victory for the state and immigrants rights

activists. >> the law is on our side and competition is on our side and the community will continue to fight if any continue further. >> reporter: in what was thought to be the first test of california sanctuary law, they have prevailed over the trump administration for now. it limits the law and the attorney general to inspect attorney general facilities. >> these laws come as close as you can come to not helping but not interfering, so they were upheld on a state sovereignty theory. >> reporter: the state president originally introduced the state sanctuary law. >> you have an attorney general, jeff sessions, fixated, almost obsessed with immigrants and people of color over the rule of law. >> reporter: the trump administration was successful halting assembly bill 450, which allowed the state to require private employers deny federal

immigration employees access to work sites without a warrant. the doj called that injunction a win for private employers, while we are disappointed that california's other laws designed to protect criminal aliens were not yet halted the justice department will continue to seek out unjust policies that threaten public safety. however, they will need to inform workers of any federal requests to inspect employment records within 72 hours. embattled epa administrator, scott pruitt has resigned. he's been under fire for spending, staff management, ties to lobbyists and a sweetheart housing deal where he paid only $50 a night and most recently whether he was trying to use his cloud to get his wife a chick-fil-a franchise. throughout the scandals president trump publicly praised

pruitt who oversaw the ending of many obama-era climate rules. nancy pelosi tweeted one down wth the resignation of scott pruitt, dozens more to go until we drain the swamp. representative lee said good riddance and this one, let's make sure we have protection again with the epa. the white house is already starting preparation work with three front-runners hoping to confirm a supreme court justice. they are amy coney barrett, brett kavanaugh and kethledge. another under consideration is amul supar. >> we will give you a great one.

>> meanwhile, urging him to nominate president obama's last pick that was stopped by republicans. the president will announce it monday primetime in the east coast and 6:00 p.m. here. the trespasser on the statute of liberty has pleaded not guilty. the 43-year-old emgrant from the congo was granted release without bail. she was protesting president trump's zero tolerance policy on immigration. it forced the national park service 0 evacuate 4,000 visitors off liberty island as a precaution. in annapolis island and across the country people paused for a moment of silence to mark one week since the attack at the gazette newspaper.

ramos faces five charges against shooting the gazette. despite the rumors, rapper tupac shakur's case is open, they say that's not the case. former gang member teeth davis says he was actually inside the car on the vegas strip 20 years ago. he made the comments in a b.e.t. documentary because he has cancer. it will park 20 years since he was killed. at subdivision international airport, more than 300 people survived the accident, sadly, three passengers died. >> we have obtained new video and records from that day raising new questions about how

emergency officials handle the incident and dan noyes is here with the story. >> a source dropped a package for me at the station with hours of video and hundreds of pages of documents. we now have the clearest picture yet how a 15-year-old passenger died. she survived the crash only to be run over by two airport fire rigs. the man in charge of the front line fire response wore a camera on his helmet and captures his surprising the accident at seeing the girl's badly crushed body. >> she got run over. >> you can see the tire tracks right there, too. >> yeah. >> i mean -- happens, you know. >> it takes the battalion chief almost two hours to tell the fire chief's wife about that terrible accident. tonight at 11:00, i'll tell you how the chief paint ad much different picture about what happened in the hours and days after the girl's death. a central issue here, does she have a duty to always tell the public the truth? we'll explore that issue at

11:00. >> stuff happens? >> unforgivable, right? >> that's not what i want to hear from somebody trying to rescue me. >> this is a guy in charge of the response at the scene. >> remarkable. look forward to seeing your report at 11:00. >> developing news, cal fire has updated the size and containment o the fire in napa and yolo counties. 38% contained, both numbers higher than we reported earlier in this newscast, continues to grow, mandatory evacuations remain in effect. we're following developing news in bay port. it's shut down as they're dealing with a hazmat situation in the parking lot of the mcavoy harbor filled with hazardous materials with a chemical order and trying to decide if anybody is inside that vehicle. there is no danger to the public

at this time. halfway through the year we're getting our first look at california's newly legalized cannabis industry is doing. a group called the california grower's association cites issues with local laws and regulatory costs and oversupplies because many groups are growing it than ever before. they anticipate we will see the largest harvest ever and best quality by the end of the year. >> a group of kids and their coach trapped underground in thailand from somebody who knows very well what they're going for. if you're

>> in thailand trowrk dra rescue a flooded cave and the boys with their coach. >> divers found the group on monday. everybody is alive and well. the problem is there's no clear plan to get the boys out. swimming out of the cave is no longer an option.

they could wear life jackets and try to float out but only if the water level goes down. somebody even reached out to elon musk from spacex building high speed tunnels. he said i suspect the thai government has this under control but ready to help if needed. > mario was one of the 39 chilean miners who were underground for 16 days. he releases this video for the boys. i have no doubt if we pray and the government in thailand gives all it has and makes all possible human effort, this rescue will be a success. >> he was nicknamed super mario because of the encouragement he gave the other miners when they were trapped.

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apparently there is a new summer scam wrapping up. >> making sure you see it coming. michael finney. >> this is the time of the year

we're all out and about and the bad guys know it. this scam is focusing on sunglasses. pier 39 is packed with people, many wearing sunglasses, sometimes very nice sunglasses. >> it's ray-ban. >> reporter: how much did that cost? >> i'm from denmark, so they are quite expensive, so i guess, what, 200 bucks? >> reporter: you can spend that much on ray-bans here, too. elizabeth is an apartment manager and figured she could use a new pair of sunglasses when checking on the complex's pool. that's when an instagram ad featuring them caught her eye. >> they looked legit and shiny and polarized. >> reporter: she told our cincinnati affiliate consumer reporter she ordered two pairs paying $4.95 shipping and handling per pair. two months later, no glasses.

>> two for each order, i sent an e-mail and never got a response. >> reporter: and injury over insult her credit card was overcharged. >> we're kailcalling it the thee scam. they're creating fake ads saying you can get discounted ray-bans 90% off the original price. >> reporter: at pier 39 the guys at the sunglass hut know a thing or two about ray-bans. they tell me there's a way to tell the difference between the genuine articles like these and the fakes. most believe you tell the difference between real and fake pair of ray-bans by this logo on the right lens, when actually you can tell by this engraving on the left lens. >> that's a little tiny rb. one final note when buying fakes, there's little regard for

your actual eyesight so don't expect much uv protection. i you know about a scam or want me to investigation, our hotline is open 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. you can call my phone number or reach me on my facebook page. >> if it seems too good to be true -- >> yeah. >> you're looking to have the rb, you want the rb? >> you want the rb. those are brand new glasses, they've been doing them for a while. they are legitimate ones that are not at a store. a school district is offering free asthma care for students. at parkside elementary school today as the mobile pediatric breathe mobile or breath mobile made its first visit. the especially converted winnebago was designed as medical clinic with a doctor, nurse, respiratory therapist and driver.

a higher percent of kids suffer from breathing in richmond and antioch compared to the state average. >> factors are socioeconomic education and environment. >> the breath mobile will stop at schools and community centers in east contra costa county every four to six weeks to check on kids with asthma and visit vv other areas also. the last three weeks, the weekend has approached the temperatures rising. here's a look at doppler 7. sunny skies across the bay area. high clouds moving through the morning and overnight hours, the lows are mid to upper 50s. the high clouds increase during the daytime hours tomorrow but won't keep the temperatures from rising. we will see highs rising from

mid-60s at the coast and upper 70s around the bay mid-atlantic 80s inland. air quality is improving in the bay area in all regions and uv index is only moderate opposed to high. here's the weekend heat kristen was cheering about or maybe just hearing about. highs mid-90s inland and temperatures will start to moderate early next week. >> not tearing, it's sweat. >> she's glowing or will be by saturday. that's it for us. >> at&t, a lot of excitement, one of their best pitchers coming back.

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the giants are getting healthy on the hill. john johnn johnny cueto will be on the hill. pitching wasn't the problem for the giants in colorado. hitting was. they were held to just three runs, their lowest total ever in a three-game series in coors

field. good news, they are back home at at&t park. warriors had a perfect run through the california classic and did it without jordan bell and damien jones who didn't play today and evans who barely saw the floor. checking out action. first quarter, marcus dickerson showing off his range, he cans the three ball. all scores with 24. the warriors on the break. the sweet alley-oop to decotto and dubs turning defense into offense. watch this great ball movement and finish by derrickson. that looks like the real team there, just summer league. derrickson, back down to the defender and spins and scores, dubs go on to win, 77-71, a perfect 3-0 in the california classic. leonard is still with the san antonio spurs but he wants out and the relationship went

back while rehabbing from a quad injury an reports are he hid from team officials when they went to check on him and he wants to play with the lakers but haven't been able to reach a deal with the spurs. the king of clay serves up another victory on grass. nadal, after a short rally, check out the drop shot winner by nadal. that is a thing of beauty. in the third, nadal breaks the serve with a strong forehand down the line, followed by an equally strong fist bump. that is a winner right there, nadal serving for match, return shot hits the match and nadal wins 6-4, 6-4 and 6-4. check this out. this is not a routine catch. a minor league pitcher caught a bird and put him on his head before the bird would eventually fly away. the move drew big applause from the fans watching the game. good news, the bird was not hurt

and got to watch a little baseball. speaking of taking flight, check this out, the knock-out move, ace romero sends anthony gaines flying out of the lane. he flew 14 feet up the aisle. that is amazing. this abc sports report sponsored by stanford healthcare. i know wrestling is just entertainment but that has to hurt when you go flying that far out of the ring. >> it's scripted but the landing is not scripted. >> very athletic. >> you still have to land. there is impact there. >> quick on the giants here, i didn't think it was physically possible to score three runs in three games at coors field.ield >> they weren't able to put together hits or score runs. good news, it's behind them, looking good, the next 10 games at at&t park and ready to play.

>> come back and play the defensive game we're used to. >> and hit the ball. >> very frustrated. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00. reassuring or down right scary, engineers at mit are showing the future. are you ready for robots like this? a warning for one south bay neighborhood, why you shouldn't let your pet wander outside tonight. coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, the gong show followed by match game and then take two and "abc7 news at 11":00. 11:35, "jimmy kimmel live," jamie foxx and glen powell. >> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. breaking news any time and our abc7 news app. >> for the entire "abc news" team, have a good night.

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♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a writer from port dover, ontario, canada... an administrative specialist from athens, ohio... and our returning champion, a museum education manager from new york, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, folks. i'm gonna make the assumption that we're all fully recovered from yesterday's celebrations. and i'm happy to welcome steve and marilyn to the program

and suzanne, who had a big win yesterday. good luck. here we go. let's take a look at the categories. oh. each correct response will begin with the letter l. we'll give you the point total for each word. and, of course, you pick up a 50-point bonus if you use all of the letters. [ laughter ] suzanne. okay. "l"akes for $200. -suzanne. -what is a lure? yes, lake lure. "l"akes for $400.