the nearby streets. and this is -- well close to -- populated areas. but the area that has burned thus far. at least off to the best of our knowledge appears to be pretty much open space. but this started about an hour ago. keep an eye on this as well as the the other fire that was, burning in san jose. burning in morgan hill. should be, should be, more clear. looks like we do have flames at the bottom of the screen there. we got to keep an eye on this. we will three out this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. good afternoon. thank you. >> now, to today's other top story. cheers and jubilation today as the long and perilous rescue of a youth soccer team and coach in thailand finally ends. they're all safe after being trapped inside a flooded cave for more than two weeks. despite the successful rescue, doctors stress the boys are not out of the woods yet. >> abc news reporter, elizabeth herr live in new york with the

latest. elizabeth. >> larry, christen, the thai navy seals put it this way. don't know if it was a miracle or some science. yes the boys are out and all alive. they will spend the next week in the hospital. until they go home. they will not go home until they are clear of any infections. an incredible ending to a mission that seemed impossible just days ago. all 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued by a team of expert divers. guiding them through these dark and flooded passage ways. a journey nearly three miles long. abc's matt gutman was outside the cave when the news broke. >> really a moment of jubilation. that nobody thought any body here could pull off. and, you can iffa agimagine the the news was delivered. across thailand and the world, a huge sigh of every wl relieved, jubilant. >> classmates of the boys even making signs thanking the

rescuers and calling them our he rose. the governor noting this former thai navy seal, died a hero. after running out of oxygen during the mission. and now the road to recovery just beginning for these boys and their coach. all in an isolation unit at a local hospital, undergoing blood tests. at least two boys, suffering from pneumonia. but all set to be happy and even joking. they're now receiving medical and psychological evaluations. doctors think their young age was a factor in them surviving more than two weeks inside that cave. well, as for the coach, he has been criticized for takinghee, pratz e praised for keeping them alive. turns out while trapped inside the boys' parents wrote him a letter writing in part do not blame yourself, we are not angry. we're live in new york,

how dangerous this rescue mission was going to be. and now, we're learning it really could have ended in disaster? what more do we know? >> that's right. we actually gust not this information from military officials. where they tell us. after everyone got out safely, the navy seals went back into the cave to clear it of all of the equipment they used. well that's when the main pump gave way, from off the rain, and, quickly started filling up the cave all over again. we are told the seals had to run for their lives. this could hatve been awful. thankfully. everyone got out safely. >> yeah, out just in the nick of time. elizabeth herr reporting in new york. thank you. there has been lots of reaction to the rescue on twitter. president from wrote, congratulations to the thai navy seals and all on the successful rescue. >> elon musk, tesla, ceo, went n there, sent a minisub. tweeted great news they made it out safely. one of the world's most popular soccer team, manchester united

tweeted our thoughts and prayers are with those affected. we would love towell come of the team from wild boars futbol club and rescuers to old tratford this come offing season. no doubt they'll take them up. abc news will air special "20/20" on the thailand cave rescues triumph in thailand. airs at 9:00 here on abc 7. moving on to other news. the man accused of shooting and killing an unarmed security guard in san francisco, pleaded not guilty today. >> and for the first time we are hearing from the father who was there, when police arrested his son, cardell coleman. melanie woodrow live in the newsroom with more information. melanie. >> of this is really devastation for two families. victims' family and suspects' family. cardell coleman saying he didn't coooe his son thisy.ccy,d imis >> t mor

heou as he lost his life doing his job. >> the security guard face timing with his wife in the philippines monday before 5:30 a.m. at fitzgerald avenue when san francisco police say cardell mason coleman shot and killed him. in court today, coleman pleaded not guilty. >> devastating to me as a you know what i am saying, a single father. i raised him right. >> cardell coleman sr. says his son was visiting in the neighborhood where the crime occurred. police arrested coleman less than 24 hours later before 1:00 a.m. last tuesday. >> came running back into the building. dad, dad, dad. four, five police was behind hi stuff. >> sergeant mccray says surveillance video instrumental in making the arrest. >> technology, god for it. >> police have not said what the surveillance video shows. >> my condolence to the family. >> the victim's sister here from

new york said she was too upset to speak on camera today. last week she sad down with abc 7 news. >> i am so grateful to these people. all the policemen of san francisco. this is what i want. justice. >> san francisco police officers association donated $1,000 to a gofundme page set up by the family so they can bring roamro's bed back home off to the philippines to be buried. tweel's put we'll put a link to the go fund me. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. the pedicab driver critically injured in a hilt and run died. this comes as police continue the ser. for the driver. the victim's name is kevin manning, driving the pedicab near pier 29 when the crash happened two weeks ago. police released surveillance video of the car they belief is involved. a gold or champagne honda

sieveic seen swerving through traffic. >> crews are working now to douse hot spots from a grass fire that broke out in morgan him. we were telling you about this one. about ten miles south of where the grass fire its burning in san jose right now. flames could be seen from sky 7, burning close to structures near hail avenue northwest of dwntown. and check it out. you can see, cal fire plane dropping retardant on the flames you just saw. the fire has the charred 50 acres. and a couple of small structures. sky map 7 showing you there the fire burned between miramonte and live oak avenues and showing you how the area looked before the fire. on a recent google map image. >> another look how at the fire we were telling you about burning in south san jose. you can still see the smoke rising there in the hills. and the charred part there. sky 7 live over that grass fire. near some power lines that is a danger that they're watching. right over, over the power lines near santa teresa county park. in the hills of south san jose. you can see the flames continue

to burn. we'll continue to follow this fire, and bring you the very latest on abc 7 news, and on abc 7 news.com. drone view 7 now giving look at the damage left behind after fire tore through a san francisco pub. as you can see flames gutted the interior of fiddler's green. a well-known, watering hole in north beach. and now, fire investigators, are on the case trying to figure out what caused the overnight blaze. abc 7 news reporter, amy holyfield has the the story. >> fiddler's green was opponenten last night. full of customers shaking off the day. when some of them realized the north beach bar was on fire. >> bartending downstairs. people were outside. came in screaming there was a fire. so i came outside. looked at the building. building on fire from the side. smoke coming out the top. and, and -- just got everybody out of the building. and -- stood there and watched it burn. >> some made such a fast escape they left their drinks behind. everyone got out okay. but the fiddler's green and the building on either side have

serious dachl amage. >> karen mancuso alarm company let her know there was a fire last night. her office next door to the bar. columbus and beach. firefighters kept it from spreading. she still had damage to deal with this morning. >> smells like smoke. there is definitely good damage on the upstairs windows. they broke windows. fire doors. so, we are lucky. >> loyal customers of the fiddler's green stopped by to day to survey the damage. >> it is my local joint. a lot of fun. sad it burned down. hopefully i get -- recover. >> four residents were displaced including the bartender who lives above the bar. his home is now burned. he is staying with friend. one person was hurt. and that was a fire fighter. suffered a cut to his hand. but fire fighters say he is going to be okay. in san francisco, amy hollingfield. abc 7 news. >> higher humidity overnight allowed crews to make progress against the fire.

cal fire says the fire is now 45% contained. that's up from 40% yesterday. it is charred 36,500 acres. destroyed 82 structures. killed one person since it broke out last thursday. ne nearly 2800 firefighters are battling the blaze. firefighters make progress against the county fire in napa counties. this fire is 80% contained. certainly progress there. it damaged more than 90,000 acres and destroyed 20 structures since it broke out on june 30th. fire fighters are optimistic they will have this fully contained by thursday. now your accuweather foreca forecast. >> we talked about how the week would feature heightened fire fire. we will take you into the south bay. temperaturewise. santa teresa now. 90 degrees. sky 7 over the

hot. 8 88. look across the region. especially inland. hot day. much cooler at 66 degrees. the winds are certainly an issue right now. across the region. gusting 24 miles an hour. 38 now in san francisco. 20 in san jose. any fires that do start, have the opportunity to spread rather quickly. as you take a look outside. nothing but sunshine. your evening planner the next six hours. bright skies early on. it will be a mild evening. you can track your hour by hour forecast downloading the accuweather app any time from your cell phone. cooler weather. seeing when the wind relax. see you then. drew. >> group of residents whose homes were made unlivable by a mudslide 2 and a half years ago confronted east bay mud today. abc 7 news in oakland for an east bay mud board meeting this morning. where

board. dac they want the hillside repaired. >> really looks like a war zone there. and it's been, you know, hard on my family, i have three little kids. husband. father-in-law lives with us. and it's been a really rough, 2 and a half years. we want to go home. >> it is a complicated issue. east bay mud. we sympathize with the homeowner. we are challenged that we can't fix some one's home if it wasn't actually caused by, by work we did. board members say developers knew the hill was the location of an historic landslide. before the properties were ever developed. lawyers on beth sides discussing how to resolve the issue. >> trim down the california coast. turns into a night meryl. a woman now missing. and her family is offering a big reward to help find her. >> the effort to split california into three separate states may have hit a snag. the suit that wants the measure off the november ballot.

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tomorrow, san francisco's first female african-american mayor. crews getting city hall ready for the 11:00 inauguration. 500 seats reserved with 1,000 available first come/first serve basis. the mayor will hold a meet and greet in city hall. rr a11:00 a.m. on abc 7age news midday. and we'll live stream the inauguration on abc 7 news.com. the san jose srk aco lawsu

rt to te bart issu overareahep where tderal lawsuit against t federal transit administration. this is on top of another lawsuit the sharks filed in may against the vta managing the bart extension project. both lawsuits say the vta did not plan for lost parking or how construction would impact the venue. >> opponents of an initiative to split california into three states want the supreme court the state supreme court that is to pull the measure from the ballot. the initiative calls for breaking the state into northern california, which will containt bay area, orange part. california. the blue part. which would contain monterey, santa barbara, los angeles. and southern california, the green part, which would contain inland areas like fresno and san bernardino. but also san diego. a lawsuit filed yesterday by a group called planning and conservation league argue it is too drastic a change to state government to go through the

normal initiative process. a group of protesters showed of once again at a big google event in silicon valley. >> that's right. they're concern about the tech giants' plans for a development in san jose. its impact on local residents. >> abc 7 news reporter, matt keller has the the story. >> google's marketing live, 201 taking over the san jose convention center. inside they'll showcase the latest technology and advertising. but the message from a small group of protesters outside was quite different. silicon valley rising is a group of community activist whose say they're concerned about google's plan for a mega campus in downtown san jose. >> if tech companies like google continue to come in and add more jobs, add more jobs, add more jobs, and do nothing about the affordable housing crisis, it's, it's not going to work. >> activists and residents say they represent fear the development plans of an # million square foot cam pulse

would cause homelessness and displacement to skyrocket. they want google to pay for the fund. commit to workers rights. supportocal schools and help with traffic issues. city of san jose is currently holding monthly station area advisory group meetings to address some of the issues. in a statement, google's public affairs manager says we are listening to and working with the community and government officials, who know san jose best, to be a part of the solution for the concerns surrounding housing displacement and employment opportunities. activists say they have heard no con kreelt plans. >> i have nothing to tell the community in terms of of what is actually happening with this project and what google is going to do to mitigate its impact. >> the next station area advisory group meeting is scheduled for august 13. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. and, not so happy ending for a family whose items were stolen in a u-haul. the truck loaded with possession last week.

as the the family updated the flooring on their home. friday the truck was stolen. buveingas what's left is their . few bags, some, things we are going to donate to goodwill. >> the family tells us they believe their identities were stolen. because of the theft, and some fraudulent purchases made in campbell. police tell abc 7 news they're following leads and hoping to find the thieves. >> what a nightmare. el dorado county share riff's office warning people be on the lookout for fake $100 bills. the sheriff's haufs shared pictures on a face book page of the fake benjamins. somebody threw them from a vehicle on saturday. on el dorado hills boulevard. the situation caused quite a scene. people running around. running into traffic. trying to grab as many bills. got $100. authorities say the bills, they're clearly fake if you look closely. >> come on. come on. >> with the writing on it. >> yeah, would have known.

our money doesn't quite reflect, china influence yet. citizens should be cautious when accepting large bills. people see the 100. goopoly money. >> watch the 100s. >> we are watching the weather closely withdrew, we reported on the fire, morgan him. hot, dry, windy? >> it has been. tomorrow much of the same. end of the week may feel more humid. good news for fire danger out there. live doppler 7, satellite today. not a cloud to be seen. from this vantage point. the picture. walnut creek. hot away from coast now. in fact, zoom into some of the hottest spots at this hour. 92. 95. antioch. 101.

bigger picture. beat the heat. go to the coast. sea breeze kicked in. strong now gusting 40 miles an hour. san francisco. cooled to 66. still, santa rosa. 96. 88. san jose. heyward, temperature of 75 at this hour. good news. if you like the fog, it's coming back tonight. here's the call. over the next 12 hours. after the sun goes down. we'll have clear skies early on. then after midnight. we'll start to see the marine layer come right on back. first along the coast. and some patchy cloud cover in and around the bay shoreline. clear skies. mild. concord. antioch. low 60s. starting temperatures. 12 hour day planner. wednesday. midweek. greet the fog. hate the heat. going off to help to keep us on the cool side. early on in the morning. slow clearing. the coast. midday. 70s. 80s. name of the game. still it will be hot inland again the 90s.

onceagn. so, highs tomorrow. are microclimates. in full effect. 66. half moon bay. 95. the high in antioch. san jose. warm one. south bay. sunshine. 89 degrees in the afternoon. about 94, santa rosa. 76. hot at 93 degrees. the bigger picture. live doppler 7 with satellite. still watching thisst this high pressure. bring monsoonal moisture. desert southwest. the cyst techl wisystem will cr. future weather. tomorrow. a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. a different story we get you into thursday. thursday, you will start to notice some high cloud, streaming in from the south to the north throughout the day. and that's going to help to limit our afternoon temperatures. thursday night though, future weather. picking up. look at this. little moisture, possible. in the central valley. as the that system gets closer to the region. not out of the question that we nay have to see a sprinkle overnight. friday morning. but the bigger story, it turns a little bit more humid around

here tondhe well. accuweather seven-day forecast. plan the next seven days for you. tomorrow, it is still warm inland. even around the bay. the high clouds start to move in here thursday. that will help to cool us off friday into saturday. friday, guys. think you will start to feel more humid to round out the week. good news for fire danger. want the humidity to be on the rise. >> reduce the risk. thank you. >> sure. >> changing time. effort to rename a street. in front of the warriors new arena. under construction in san francisco. >> cooking made easier. we like the sound of that. we like the sound of that. how two classmates from palo i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar,

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day.nt t saf earlier the actingidom nobody thoughtle>> amanda del burned at least 70 acres. behind the homes on heaten moore drive. firefighters have ordered evacuations in the area. we'll have an update at 5:00. >> abc 7 news tweeted a pedicab driver injured in a hit-and-run last month has died. kevin manning had been in critical condition since the june 27th collision in san francisco. police are still searching for the hit-and-run driver. >> the family of a missing oregon woman is offing $10,000 now, that's the reward, for information to help find her. angela hernandez last known to be in half moon bay. her family its now there to help in the investigation. abc 7s correspondent is live from san mateo county sheriff's

office with the latest. >> reporter: the sheriff's office staying optimistic. a family of modest means. they did come up with the money for the reward. $10,000. that they're offering. they also brought a drone to try off to comb the area where they think hernandez may be. >> reporter: she drove from the los angeles area to look for her younger sister in half moon bay. 23-year-old angela hernandez missing since friday morning. >> i hope to find my sister and bring here home. >> reporter: hernandez left portland in her 2011 white jeep patriot headed to lancaster in southern california. thursday night she texted one of her sisters to say she was parking behind this safeway in half moon bay to sleep. >> she slept in the safeway parking lot in the back. according to her statement right now we do have detectives

following up on the video footage from safeway to see if we can gather any evidence there. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office told us there had been a homeless encampment in the past but of the owner of the property had cleaned up the area. hernandez apparent leap left this location friday morning, we know that because she texted one of her sisters to say, that she was on her way. headed south. >> angela always answered her phone and always replied. and by, she left here, right before 8:00 a.m. by 10:00, isabelle called her. angela wasn't answering. ring and go to voice mail. >> reporter: it takes sick hours to get from half moon bay to lancaster. by friday night, her family had reported her missing. investigators were able to ping her phone, showing that it was in the davenport area, less than an hour south of half moon bay. the santay sher ofce flew over the area yesterday, and found no trace of

e family is now putting up these fliers hoping someone may know what happened to their younger sister. now her sister also revealed to me that they had an older brother. he went missing several years ago unfortunately he was found dead. so you can imagine how that family is feeling right now. i'm avenue live in san mateo county. abc 7 news. too much for any family to bear. thank you. the san francisco woman killed in a shooting in mexico will be laid to rest near family in the chicago area. this is new video of the upscale area where this happened. tatiana miratanko in mexico city, with her husband celebrating the first anniversary. saturday the couple was leaving a restaurant when a stray bullet out of nowhere hit and killed the woman. two gunmen on a motorcycle were aiming for the bouncer. the 27-year-old worked in san

francisco's missio bay neighborhood. she will be buried on saturday. >> today, more than 30 immigrant children under the age of 5 are being reunited with their parents. that's fewer though than half of the 100 or so kids in custody. abc news reporter, natalie brunell has the the latest. 3 children under the age of 5 and hhs custody expected to be reunited with their parents by end of tuesday. just a day ago that number was expected to be over 50. but the trump administration revealing, 27 of the 102 youngest children aren't eligible for reunification by the deadline. some have parents with serious criminal histories. some adults were found by dna testing, not to be parents of the children. and in at least one case, officials found evidence of child abuse. a federal judge asked the zbuft off to provide information on who can't be reunited yet and why. >> he did not extend the

deadline. he wants an explanation on thursday if those deadlines, if the deadline today was missed. the justice department staying the parents are being take tine locations near their children and released as families. those locations, not publicly disclosed. for the premaining children under 5 in limbo, the government is trying to determine family relationships and is conducting background checks. president trump offering this solution to the missed reunification deadline as he depart ford europe tuesday. >> tell people not to come to our country illegally. that's the solution. don't come to our country illegally. come like other people do, come legally. >> the parents released to day will be fitted with ankle bracelets but will be free while their cases work their way through immigration court. which could take years. natalie brunell, abc news, los angeles. in oakland. dozens of east bay families staged what they called the a play date protest. marched from the oakland line

braer to t library to deliver the sheriff a letter demanding his office stop working with federal immigration officials. sheriff's office spokesperson says it follows, state sanctuary law and policy and does not collaborate with ice. >> president trump is once again taking aim at america alliance with nato al lies. ahead of tomorrow's summit. mr. trump arrived in brussels this afternoon. for the 29th summit since nato was founded in 1929. before leaving washington the president once again called on the other 28 member nations to spend more on their own defense. >> nato has the not treated us fairly. but i think we will work something out. we pay far too much. and they far too little. but we will work it out. and -- all countries will be happy. >> the president of the european council lashed back at the president's criticism. donald tusk said "dear america, appreciate your allies. after all you don't have that many."

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95, walnut creek. equally as the hotinland. fog thursday. friday, slightly humid. and a little cooler on saturday. >> we'll take that. >> yeah, thank you, drew. >> some changes coming to tesla. what you will have to do itch you want to get into a model 3. tesla set to get to work overseas. >> i'm 7 on your side's correspondent, a big move for southwest airlines. the one thing you will

bay area based tesla has taken a step forward. plans to expand outside the united states. off awe electric automaker announced it will build a giga factory in china. abc 7 news reporter, chris wynn live near the tesla plant in freemont with more. chris? >> the new plant will be built in shanghai. if all goes according to plan it will be as big as the company's currentren eemo. gigary outside of built anghchina. the country home to the world's biggest electric vehicle market. these pictures from earlier today, show tesla executives signing an agreement with the local government. a plant that withiny produce 500 vehicles on an annual basis.

dr. fred berez director of the hybrid electrical technology laboratory at san jose state university says tesla destegs to ed dedecision is a no brainer. >> financial district. where the money is. in case you are looking for venture capital to support your plans. shanghai is the right place. >> for the first time, china will allow a foreign automaker set up shop without a chinese company as partner. tremendous deal which allows tesla to receive tan full owntaf vehicles built fortesla's, ceo, elon musk said state of art vehicle factory and role model for sustainability. impressed by the beauty and energy of shanghai. we want our factory to add to that. this comes as american automakers face pressure from the was to expand domestically amidst looming trade law with possibility of tariffs.

tesla employs 10,000 workers at production plant in freemont. >> the people are change the country and world with some of the things they do. and we are really proud. we feel like it started here. >> reporter: a tesla spokesperson maintains that today's announcement will not have an impact on operations here in the united states. we're live in freemont, abc 7 news. >> chris, thank you. more tesla news. 1,000 refundable reservation program for model 3 going away. in its place, $2,500, nonrefundable deposit. starting this week anybody in the u.s. or canada who wants the car, does not have to reserve they do have to put down $2,500. tesla will prioritize orders from reservation holders. >> data breach at ticketmaster may have been part of a larger effort. and a new security breach off to tell you about today. >> and, mike cchaemichael, brea

constant. >> is it big enough for me to bother telling you about? how bad it is now. warning from macy's today. the retailer warning customers who shopped on macy's.com between april 26 and june 12. the company detected suspicious log-in activity by a third party on june 11. they were able to access, they, being the hackers, were able to access name, address, e-mail, credit card information. the company is offering free protection services. to its customers. >> late last month ticket malser said it was victim of a hacking attack. fr based rearch fm riq, cybersecurity company. sh of a much larger skimming atempt by an operation called, magcart. risk iq says the attack impacted more than 800 worldwide. the security company says those numbers make this attack likely the largest credit card breach ever.

the operation targeted customers payment information as it was being entered on to the forms on ticket master web sites. >> southwest is saying good-bye to nuts. beginning next month you will no longer get free peanuts on southwest airlines flights. the airline said it is pulling the snack from all flights due to allergy concerns. instead passengers will receive bags of pretzels. little,ity,ability, tiny bags of pretzels. southwest says, the decision comes after months of deliberation. and it is not tied to any allergy incident. >> the way things are going if you get anything. even a teeny, bitty on the planes be thankful. >> three pretzels. >> appreciate the three, make the most, mike cam. >> thank you, michael. >> ihop its admitting what the rest of us new. the pancake chain says its decision last month to change name to ihob international house ofburgers, was just a publicity stunt. >> please. >> yeah. >> the company started using

ihob on media for website and in store promotions to draw attention to new line of burgers. all changed online when the ihop name with a p, returned. to celebrate the chain's 60th anniversary. >> i feel like they used me, kristen. i will get over it. big celebration today. >> catch it! >> whoo! >> champagne toast to a new gadget created by two former high school students thachl hope it will change how you cook for good. >> and, dan is here with what we have coming of on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> new at 5:00, a toll hike approved by voters in all nine bay area counties in jeopardy tonight. the unsolved mystery baffling detectives decades later. 30 years ago today, a san francisco police officer was shot in a parking lot. and, cutting ties. the bay area county ending its partnership with i.c.e. toni

tonight on abc 7 -- 8:00, the middle. blackish. at 9:00, twenlt twe"20/20." triumph in thailand. successful rescue of a dozen boys and coach trapped in a cave so long. riveting. 10:00. the last defense. stay tuned for abc 7 news at 11:00. silicon valley inventers will shake up home cooking. a new counter top oven made its

debut in palo alto. david louis says, the founders of brava think it will speed up cooking by 50%. >> on the outside it looks like another stainless steel alliance. on the inside, this oven called brava is different from anything you have seen before. the oven is powered by lights that heat food faster and vary the heat so different kinds of food can be cooked at the same time. professional chef travis ray says he was skeptical at first when the company fried to hire him. >> it actually didn't make sense to me how it could be done until i started to, work with some of the physicists and the mathematicians on our team. to help break it down and explain tight me. >> chef ray, seasoned salmon on a special tray with asparagus and cherry tomatoes. ordinarily cook them separately. brava focuses high heat to sear the skin on the salmon. favorite part, heating the vegetables. the co-founder explains how it works. >> we are able to, park at

different zones on the sameo , . and do them all on the same tray. >> camera inside the oven lets you see the food cooking. 12 minutes later the meal was done. >> now comes the real taste test. part of the job i really like. as i, we mention i'd love crispy skins. try that first. i want to see if it turned out crispy. just the way i like it. >> the brava will ship in november. preorder price is $995. >> going to replace my kur enlt enlt current toaster oven. the same size. i have a good spot for that. >> see cooking demonstrations at the brava store. in palo alto. >> looks amazing. the brava has settings for everyday cooks. subscribe to recipes through the app transferred to the oven. remarkable. thank you for joining us for abc

7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00, starts now. >> tonight as police look for hit-and-run driver, tmourning te loss of their own. >> toll hike for all nine bay area counties is in jeopardy tonight. plus. >> long term the contract is just not sustainable. awe caughting ties. the bay area county ending partnership with i.c.e. tonight. >> also the unsolved mystery still baffling detectives decade later. 30 years ago today, san francisco police officer was shot in a parking lot. >> just an incredible discovery. millions of miles away. the eerie music picked up near saturn. >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. breaking news happening right now in san jose. a live look from sky 7. tonight fire fighters are frying to stop a fast-moving wildfire. from spreading towards buildings. good evening. >> thank you for joining us.

more on the story sky map 7 showing the exact area in san jose where the flames are burn the right now. it is in santa teresa county park in the foothills of south san jose. tonight there are evacuations. >> get to abc 7 news reporter, who is on the phone with us, at the scene, amanda, what are you learning? >> we know that the fire first sparked this afternoon. right now grown to nearly 90 acres. and it is 5% contained. we know that the fire has prompted some evacuations including the camp inside the county park. and the nearby ibm facility. we have some good news. right now we are told that no structures have burned. and there have been no injuries reported. crews are trying to hold the fire at burnell road. a fire spokesperson says if that does not happen and the crew can't do that, that it