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click, call or visit a store today. >> tonight we have learned all of the passengers worked at pacific union. they were headed to a real estate event. >> the plane took off before crashing just two miles short of john wayne airport. >> a 29-year-old was from the east bay and a realtor. her biography says her clients appreciate our honesty, strong negotiation skills and cheerful spirit. her business philosophy is to treat her clients like family.

her family confirms tonight the flight was a business trip. the dramatic scene after a small plane crashed into a shopping center parking lot in orange county. the air cat striking this car, crushing the windshield. the driver inside the staples at the time. >> oh, my god, dude. >> there were no survivors on that airplane. >> there were five people on board and no survivors. parts of the plane, a wing, even the wheel scattered outse. noise froth engine. bed a l >> i don't know if he lost control or there was something wrong with the engine, but you can hear everything was loud. >> the twin engine registered to a san francisco based real estate company was headed to john wayne airport.

the pilot declaring an emergency in the air and was given permission to land at john wayne moments before the crush. >> the fact there is no injuries on the ground is a miracle itself. >> the plane was registered to category three, a bay area based aviation company. they did not return our calls tonight. developing news where a suspicious house fire killed three people, including 14-year-old twins. lilian kim has details. a steady stream of teenagers came by this home. word has spread that members of the family died in an overnight fire. 14-year-old twins and a woman who friends say was their mother became trapped when the house broke out in flames. >> i wanted to come and pay my respects. >> the fire broke out at around 2:45 sunday morning.

the twins' 11-year-old sister managed to escape. she flagged down a police officer that happened to be near by. >> they made enter. the house was fully engulfed. there was nothing they could do at the point. >> investigators say they believe the fire is suspicious. they were going to be sophomores here. the two were in the school band. trim played the flute. tram played the collar net. >> they were also on a wrestling team. >> they were really sweet to me. they would always talk to me. one had a fun attitude and the other was really loving. >> friends of the surviving sibling also came to pay their respects. they say she was close to her older sisters. >> i'm really happy for her because she survived. but i know she's going through a lot and i hope she's just

staying strong right now. >> they ask anyone with information to call them. so heart-breaking. developing news now where people are investigating an incident in the parking lot of the burger king on francisco boulevard. witnesses tell us a man had taken out a knife in the parking lot and refused to drop it. police shot him. it's not clear his condition. >> a police investigation into a freeway shooting closed down westbound i-80 tonight. a closure begun at about 7:45 after a report of a shooting. one man was taken to john deere hospital with serious but not life threatening injuries. traffic was stopped and backed up over the bridge. motorists were directed to use highway 4. berkeley city streets are open again following conservati

group that says it is anti-markist and it was a clash of philosophies that resulted in at least 20 arrests. >> one, two, three, four! >> each side brought its own bullhorns and made sure everybody within ear shot knew it. from the far left and from the far right. last week a conservative group announced and then canceled what it called an anti-markist protest. but protesters showed up anyway. >> we're far from fascists. that he care about their rights more than they care about their own. >> as soon as harris finished speaking, he was surrounded by

counter protesters shouting him down. >> berkeley is an immigrant town. >> those counter protesters called organizers of the original rally white supremacists. >> harvey came to watch both sides but he says there is a disconnect from the tone and what he hears from washington. >> he doesn't sound like he's just saying that to say it. he took the time out here to try to convince somebody else. but we don't get that time kind of rhetoric from the white house. >> berkeley police had a heavy presence at today's demonstrations.0s. mostf t items that could be used as weapons like these and these. they're still trying to determine who is responsible for vandalizing 21 city breaks, breaking theirws while they were park.

we have no reports of any serious injuries. apple tonight has banned alex jones info wars. buzzfeed has removed the i pod. the show "war room" tolerated. >> more evacuations have been issues and others lifted as fires grow. the ranch and river fires burning have scorched a combined total of 417 square miles. 15,000 structures are still threatened. crews have 58% containment of the river fire and 53% containment of the ranch fire. >> the president made his first

statement about the fires. he said they are made so much worse by bad environmental laws which aren't allowing mass amounts of waters to be utili utilized. it is being diverted into the pacific ocean. the san francisco chronicle approaches that he had heard firefighters being short on water. >> pg and e lost one of its line men near the car fire. he has ties to the bay area. he was on duty when involved in a vehicle accident. cornell bernard has details. >> this 21-year-old who everyone called jay loved his job at pg and e. here he is all smiles with his best friend brandon. he was working in rural county saturday near the scene of the

car fire when tragedy struck. >> he was performing electric power restoration work when he suffered fatale injuries associated with a vehicle accident. >> he was an apprentice line man who worked for the company for two years. he moved to santa rosa with his family several years ago. his cousin told us by phone how proud she was of jay. >> yeah, i was proud. and i was so optimistic when he graduated and he got a job, when he bought a house. it seemed like he was really doing good. >> a gofundme page has been established by friends to help his family with expenses during this time. so far more than $18,000 been raised. >> pg and e says it is reviewing safety measures for all of its

crews working in the fire zones. tonight a majority of the yosemite national park is closed indefinitely. >> while anticipated, we certainly hoped it wouldn't happen like this. >> the impact the ferguson fire is having on the iconic park during its busiest time of year. >> there is a wave of super summer warmth coming in. i will have all the details in just a moment. >> plus, lime disease concerns. new numbers showing how bad it is getting here in california. >> and how would you like to be paid thousands of dollars to travel the country and eat barbecue? yes, please! or move t

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most of the entrances at yosemite are closed involving safety concerns. this is impacting the tourist season. >> reporter: as flames inch their way closer, a majority of one of the nation's most iconic parks stays closed. >> we certainly hoped it wouldn't happen like this. >> the park ranger says closures throughout the park were sparked by safety concerns as active fire and fire operations impact all three roads that access the valley floor. >> there is a lot of dead and downed fuel out there. we have a will the of trees. we have a lot of other grasses and fuels that are helping to fuel this fire. >> though, there are portions that remain open, including trails and recreation trails.

it is yosemite valley that seeks the parks visitors. >> this is normally a busy time. we have visitors across the world coming to enjoy the park in july and august. >> the ferguson fire started july 13th and has since charred more than 140 square miles. >> we button this side up. what's going to continue now is that this fire is going to continue to move into various portions of the park and right now they're trying to figure out exactly what our alternatives are, where we can take action. >> because the fire is burning, fire suppression efforts require a delicate touch. >> we'll have our cultural advisors on the ground making sure what we're doing isn't >> that's from our sister station in fresno reporting.

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with the soaring midday temperatures last week. >> i know the feeling. it's hot out there. >> you're not quite as big, though. are you? >> that's the nicest thing you have ever said to me. >> we will have a look at the forecast. >> he was once a cub reporter. he was always on top of whatever was brewing. let's take a look at live doper 7 right now. we have mainly clear skies. a little bit of fog and notice there is a bit of haze over in the central valley as smoke and the fires continue to move down into the central part of the state. here's a live view. and these are our current temperatures. 57 degrees here. we've got 68 in mountain view. 69 at morgan hill and 50 at half-moon bay. one more live view.

looking back at the skyline, it is 63 degrees at santa rosa and n napa right now. one more live view from our south beach camera looking along the bay bridge. we will have a warmer pattern with triple digit heat. here is a look at our overnight lows. notice the fog is not going to make much more of a push along the bay. we will have lows mainly in the mid to upper 50s. here is a look, taking us through the overnight hours. it doesn't move across the bay and pulls away from the coastline late in the day tomorrow into the evening hours giving us clear skies as we get ready for the big warm up. tomorrow it will warm up this much. look for mid-80s to mid-90s. 94 in morgan hill on the

peninsula. 81 at redwood city. on the coast it will be breezy and cool to mild. upper 50s to low 60s right now. it will top out at 67 degrees tomorrow. 67 will be the high end. up in the north bay look for highs. 84 in napa. 74, 78 here is a look at the seven-day forecast. tomorrow and tuesday will be milder to warm. but things don't really start to sizzle until wednesday and thursday whens tos the upper 90s. nearly 70 degrees would be the high in our coastal locations. friday we'll see the temperatures moderate just a little bit. over the weekend, saturday and

sundays highs tamper back down. low 60s on the coast. so extreme heat for a couple of days, but no records are likely. it doesn't qualify as a heat wave. just a wave of warmth. sort of like this. >> that would be a warm smile, yes. >> thank you very much. >> teddy bear. >> don't we wish. >> wow. he's going downhill fast. >> well, saver your sweet to unbelievable oppor

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fourth career gain with at least ten ks. bottom seven, matt chapman sneaks this inside the pole for his second straight game with a homer. the two run shot makes it 4-0 a's. and matt olson decides to make the party. he's got 22 on the year. the a's sweep the tigers. they remain two and a half up in a race for the wildcat. >> showing up every day and not taking, you know, everything for granted for going about our business. >> we know the guys could score. it helps us out. gives us confidence to go out there. we haveffense if we make a mist. >> the giants and diamondbacks started with a selfie and it got better from there. >> wh outs and two strikes, knocks a sharp single.

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>> good evening. thank you so much. >> in tonight's headlines now, we're learning more about the victims from the bay area on board a small plane that plunged into a southern california parking lot. >> that took off this morning before crashing two miles short of john wayne airport. 29-year-old was from the east bay. she was a realtor in danville. >> a suspicious house fire firee killed three people, including 14-year-old twins. word spread that the members died in an overnight fire. the twins and a woman who friends say was their mother became trapped when the house broke o in open tonight following a protest by a pro-trump conservative group that says it is anti-markist.

>> next to an alleged assassination attempt playing on live tv. >> the president of venn way la speaking in a public square. drones armed with explosives carried out the attack and he is following maximum punishment. >> there are questions about that claim. here is nbc's matt >> chaos erupts. >> his wife by his sood looking up. you can see his wife flinching. then the feed cuts out. body guards swarming to protect him. at the sound of an explosion, soldiers and military bands breaking ranks and scattering. smoke rising over the city. he was unsquacathed and defiant claiming that was an assassination attempt by drone. today his interior minister

releasing an imagine of the kind of drones they say were used in the alleged attack, claiming the would be assassins carrying expr explosives. >> the firefighters from the scene disputing that claim, telling the associated press, at least one of the explosions was from a gas tank at a near by apartment building. >> coming at a time of extreme hardship in venezuela. >> we have been documenting the struggles inside the country. two teachers had to alternate meals to make sure their son gets to eat. earlier this year we traveled to the border witnessing thousands fleeing the country. >> this place gets about 200 suffering from the effects of hunger. tonight the government blaming the incident on far right factions inside the country who

they say collaborated with conspirators in both columbia and the united states. >> the government of venezuela hazard information they want to present to us that would show a potential violation of u.s. criminal law. we'll take a look at it. >> the government says seven people were injured, but no one was killed. >> abc news los angeles. >> developing news now, 39 deaths blamed on an efrt quake today. the quake was the second to hit recently. a magnitude 6 hnt 4 quake one week ago killed 16 people. >> california officials filed it cls f47 b adminn wan it.

ca had standing waiver to have higher trying to go back to do things the old dirty way. >> the oil try has been l l l for the plan. financial analysis says a demand increase could result in higher prices at the pump. >> florida is facing an environmental disaster. more than 100 tl has been hit b tide and it is killing thousands of marine wildlife. victor has more. >> this is what a marine disaster looks like. beaches littered with dead fish. man tees, even a

washing ashore. >> ravaged by what is called the red tide. >> residents and tourists hitting south florida's bay beaching. this family cutting their vacation >> it was horrendous. it smelled. >> the red tide is a naturally occurring event but mankind is making it worse. run off from large farms and businesses feed the algae. the federal government is forced to send that algae clogged water down rivers towards the coast where this green slime feeds the red tide bloom. all this leaving air in places too dangerous to breathe. it is harmful if ingested. this year's red tide could be the worst in decades.

>> we humans are the source of those. we have got to stop those run off emissions. >> this red tide will likely last until the end of the rainy season which here in florida is late october. but it could last longer than that, potentially threatening more wildlife and people. a cincinnati schoolteacher has set a record for the fastest solo unsupported row from west to east. this 37-year-old landed at the port of st. mary's off the coast of southwest england. it took him 38 days, 6 hours and 48 minutes, to be precise after setting off from st. john's and newfoundland. he was inspired by this quote. >> the person you are going to have t the most time with over the course of your life is yourself. so you better make yourself as interesting as possible. >> i like it. carlton road some 2,300 nautical

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car fire has been able to return home. but some have been reunited with the animals they had to leave behind. >> i got to meet a woman who found out her beloved horse was still alive, thanks in part to abc 7. >> hi, baby girl. how are you? >> you can't say everything is back to normal for terry fox of redding and her three-year-old mare. >> she has awod red here. >> n en though she was running loose in the thick of the car fire. she is one of three formerly wild horses that terry was trying to evacuate as the flames road in. >> had to turn my back on her

and make a hard decision to leave her there. >> there were rumors that elly had been spotted in various areas, but nothing solid until someone told terry to look at this video of fire crews trying to calm a run away horse. >> that's got to be here. >> but she got away that time. later someone, terry thinks it was animal control, located her and reunited them. it is not all over yet. her home survived but it is still in the evacuation home. she's staying with a new friend who is putting up her horses and her family until they can go home. >> i made a new, wonderful friend in tey. ridingft this is all over. >> jody has also taken in over animals including 4 baby goats, 30 chickens and pot pbelly

>> these people were strangers, but they opened up their home. >> and they are grateful and hoping to help out in return one day without the fire as incentive. >> what's amazing about this is that she raises her own horses that are not wild horses. they all get along together. >> impressive. i'm impressed by the people in that community, too. >> yeah. they do help out. >> not to mention your goat caring skiels. >> i'm going to g youuick look at weather conditions near the complex fires. conditions are improving in some sense. the wind is calm right now. that's good news and humidity is rising. it is still windy, gusting, and that poses a challenge for firefighters. here is the seven day forecast. we have warm weather coming our wy. wednesday and thursday in particular as inland highs get

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jimmy g. isn't sold on it. still, he says here too. >> my head doesn't look like it is going to explode every single day. it is more of a reaction not thinking, which in football is everything. if you have to think, you are already losing. >> do you have to be responsible for it? >> we have a fake round. we haven't ran it yet, but i really want to. >> do i? what did george say? >> he's eager. >> maybe they'll run the first preseason game on thursday. the bearing kicked off camp and in part because of his runse touchdown celebration where he

reads a book. larry spoke with patrick about his celebration and the program he created to get kids to read. >> reading is something i'm passionate about. i always had older siblings i looked up. they were really smart. i always saw them and they were good role models. i know every kid doesn't have that, so i wanted to provide that. and the third is a lot of challenges and problems in society. i think we should attack them at the root. one is education. i can't change public policy in a day, so i figured this is something i can do to help the education system. it's open from first through sixth grade. and they sign up. they get a reading journal sent to them over e-mail and they felt the journal and they will bring it to our first game september 1st. they turn that into a ticket offense. they get four free tickets for them and their family. >> what were you expecting in terms of the response and what

did you get. >> i had a teammate ask me, what if only 20 or 30 kids sign up? i was like, that's better than nothing. we announced it within a week. we had a couple hundred sign wen up. >> your touchdown celebration will remain you going through a book. >> you have to keep going it. you can't stop now. you will have 12,000 people in the stands waiting for that. >> i'm not going to think about celebrations or anything like that until i score. >> you remember brice love? he ran for 1,000 runs in the first five games and set the record for busting through the 300 yard marktry with more than yards rushing. he is a pre-season favorite to win the heisman. >> he's already a record breaker. whatever he does now, there will be a record watch.

but for him he came back to help this football team win and make himself a better nfl prospect. he gets faster and better and stronger. so that stuff is going to take care of itself. the hard part for us will be navigating through, rushing for 1,000 yards in five games if he does it in six games. the question will be what is wrong with price love? >> final round of the bridge stone invitational. tiger woods was not in contention. only five pars today, tied for his lowest total. dustin johnson tied a course record with a 629 on the front. nearly holed down for a 28. this tournament belonged to justin thomas. his grandfather played in the 1960 pga championship on this very course. this is the last year it will be

played on this course. a four-shot win and goes right to grandfather and then grandma. it's thomas's ninth win on the pga tour. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> an emotional win for justin thomas. >> that's it for tonight. >> continuing tomorrow at 4:30. >> thanks so much for watching. see you bright and

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