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live where you live. this is abc 7 news. he took away the truth of my statement, the truth of what i wanted to say. >> only on abc 7 news tonight, one of the defendants in the go ship murder trial is lashing out at a judge saying his words are being twisted. >> thank you for joining us. >> this is the first time derek alnetta has spoken. >> now his attorney says he's seeking a change of venue in hopes he can get a fair trial. lillian kim is in the newsroom with the story. >> derek spoke to us from santa rita jail through a video hookup. he said the whole process has been unfair and that the judge took his words out of context. >> there are those crippled with hate and ridicule, those that will never recognize my family

as a victim in this and that i'm a victim and a witness. >> reporter: those are the words the judge had a problem with. they were part of a 21 page statement he wrote to probation officers. >> this is not about you but, you know, if you take anything out of context, you can twist it around and make it about me. this statement was about everything. >> reporter: the plea deal was for almetta to get nine years in jail while co-defendant would get 6 but alameda county judge james cramer stunned the courtroom friday by rejecting the deal. he said he didn't take adequate responsibility for the unsafe conditions that led to the 2016 fire in which 36 people died. almetta said the judge's decision was horrible. >> my wife wanted to die. it's not fair. >> his attorney has indicated he'll seek to move a possible trial to another county. legal analyst steven clark says

that would be a wise move. >> how do you have a fair trial now that everyone in alameda county knows that you pled guilty. how do you say i'm not guilty in trial. >> it's impossible to get a fair trial. they misquoted me. this has been orchestrated to the highest degree. >> hearing is set for friday. his attorney says a new deal is possible, otherwise, a trial date will be scheduled. in the newsroom, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> lillian, thank you. you can follow the latest and look back at all of our stories about this tragedy through social media and the abc 7 news app. we have developing news about the men doe seen know complex fire which has claimed its first victim. a firefighter from utah was injured while helping with the ranch fire. he died at the hospital. cal fire would not release anymore details but has promised a thorough sfleegs what happened. the smaller of the two

mendocino fires is now 100% contained. as for the ferguson fire near yosemite, it's expected to be under control wednesday. tomorrow visitors will be allowed back in in yosemite valley. the agency isn't sure where the carr fire near reading will be contained. they're worried about being forced out. residents in san jose voicing their concerns about google's new proposed development. abc 7 news reporter kate larson is joining us live. kate? >> reporter: larry, google says they want easy access to transportation, which is why the center of their proposed development right here is at dierdon station. many neighbors are worried that they're going to be on a train out of san jose for good. san jose residents rallied outside. >> do not be displaced. >> reporter: and inside city hall to protest google's mini

development in downtown san jose. >> the safety concern i would have, i wish you guys would go outside and voice displeasure. >> reporter: police barred many attendees from a public advisory meeting. going the says the development would be 6 to 8 million square feet and would include office, residential and retail space. >> what is google doing to ensure that san jose residents don't get displaced by their new complex. >> google is listening to the input along with the city and they expressed early on their intention to be part of some of the solutions. >> if google wants to come here, they've got to be a good neighbor. >> reporter: maria is on the committee. >> we want google. we want tech to actually grow and flourish here but it's got to be with us. >> no one from google is listening to us.

>> jeremy lives one mile from the station. this wouldn't break ground for seven years is driving housing costs up in his neighborhood. >> my neighbor's getting kicked out today. i get that they have their own time line but we're already experiencing it. >> reporter: san jose is still in the early stages of all of this. city council is on track right now to make a decision about the sale of about $70 million worth of public property in december, google says, but they wouldn't break ground until 2025. in the meantime they say they are ready to work with the community. live in san jose, i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. also in san jose a dog bit a firefighter who was trying to rescue it from a fire. the injury was not serious. the fire started at the home on ravens place way at 7:45 tonight and spread to a home next door. both houses were heavily damaged. a car slammed into a power pole in alamo bringing down a

half mile of lines. the lines sparked a small grass fire. they worked to restore service in the area. the driver of the car was not hurt. an oakland police officer is in critical condition last night after crashing early this morning. he was responding to a suspicious person call when his patrol car hit another car and then careened into a parked semitruck. the officer had to be extricated from his vehicle. opd has not said much about the officer section september that he's fairly knew to the force and the son of a lieutenant. a mother says she has forgiven the driver of a car that crashed into her son and his friend. they went off the side of highway 24 on the ramp to 680 and landed below. his mother says she is devastated for all the families

involved. >> i send love, peace and hope for the parents to get through this. i have no ill feelings or anger towards the driver. >> and the driver ramaya ramey and two other young women suffered serious injuries. ramey was arrested on suspicion of felony dwi. a raging fire. all of it was captured on police body cameras. carlos sauseto spoke with one of the brave officers. >> reporter: the police body camera shows the horrifying video as they rushed towards the spca. that is of officer carly stone you can hear her out of breath running to grab cats and dogs. >> between the smoke cominghis way, flames coming down the hill, the helicopters circling,

it was just crazy. >> reporter: a total of 67 pets in the fire's path including this python. many of the animals were loaded on to crates and placed in cars. as the flames got closer officer stone realized time was running out and put some dogs into her patrol car. >> i had nowhere to put the dogs. they seemed happy to be with me so we went to work and started evacuating houses for a few hours until i could get them back to the spca. >> it scorched 2,000 acres and burned one home in fairfield friday afternoon. nearby residents have been dropping off supplies throughout the day. cleanup could take days. no animals were injured and all are back at the shelter. some in the process of being adopted. >> we'll probably end up with a total of 12 too 15 animals that are with their rescuers. >> officer stone is one of those rescuers considering adopting a furry pet, a happy ending to a

scary situation. >> now if you'd like to make a donation or adopt one of those cute pets, head to the spca. we have a link on our site. another major air scare tonight. a man crashed a small plane into his own house with his family still inside. what led up to that drastic action. a fishing boat runs aground near santa cruz. how the coast guard managed what could have been a disaster. follow the world. a family is following their dreams. hot summer weather is on vacation. here's how you're going to start off your morning. i'll be back with a full look at the accuweather seven day forecast coming up. here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. thanks, larry and alma. we have an award-winning show tonight. ♪ ♪

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before crashing into the woods. in utah a man took a plane before crashing it into his home killing only himself. >> the whole house, oh, my gosh. >> reporter: investigators in utah now trying to figure out why 47-year-old dewayne yau allegedly stole a plane from the company he works for and deliberately crashed it into his own home with family members inside. officials say on sunday he was booked on domestic violence charges and booked on bail then two hours later they got the call. >> house is fully involved. >> reporter: yau died in the crash. his wife and child were able to escape. yau's daughter processing what happened. >> i'm still in disbelief. >> another bizarre plane crash. >> i played video games before so i -- i know what i'm doing a

little bit. >> reporter: authorities say richard russell, a baggage bagge handler stole a plane and took it on a 75 minute joyride before crashing. >> just a broken guy, got a few screws loose i guess never really knew it until now. >> reporter: he didn't have a pilot's license and no known experience flying. the fbi says he has no ties to terrorism. airport authorities say he passed federal background checks, even extra security measures at that airport. authorities now reviewing the recovered data recorders from that plane hoping it will provide insight into how russell was able to steal an airplane at one of the nation's busiest airports. disaster was averted tonight in santa cruz following the grounding of a commercial fishing boat. the coast guard reports that crews successfully pumped all remaining 720 gallons of fuel from the boat before it could leak into the ocean.

this is near natural bridges state park. the vessel got stuck yesterday and started to break apart. they spilled an estimate of 200 gallons of diesel. the lafayette council is trying to save the theater. an oakland developer wants to create more parking spots to expand a neighbor parking complex. the city proposed to transfer some of the land to preserve the theater. a decision hasn't been reached. a former corporate couple decided, you no he what, we are giving up our careers. >> now they are pursuing their dream of traveling the world. kelly and ben lutz sold their home so they could spend the next year traveling with their 18 month old daughter. >> we knew we weren't happy with our day-to-day routine in san francisco. why are we wishing away every single day of the week to get to the weekends.

why don't we just be happy now? >> they'll travel with just two suitcases, two backpacks and a stroller. the lutz's will move back to their hometown in michigan when the traveling ends. i imagine the living will be cheaper. >> just a little bit. weather, breezy and cool today. >> yes. nicer. >> yeah, it was a nice change of pace to not have the extreme heat that we've dealt with as of lately. larry and alma, i want to show you a picture from the east bay camera. began rolling in over the east bay hills. tonight it's almost 2,000 feet deep which is why it has made a pretty good push along with wind gusts gusting to 37 right now. you can see live doppler 7 showing you the fog into the valleys. temperatures into the 50s and 60s. great sleeping weather.

live look from the sfo camera. expect possible delays tomorrow morning as ceilings could be running low at times. if you're flying out of san francisco international, keep that in mind if you're flying out tomorrow morning. here's a look at the temperature trend for livermore. enjoy the 80s. below average for this time of year. you know the heat is coming back friday through the wkend will see a return of the 90s. it will get hot inland. if you like the heat, it's coming back. tore yeah cram ron is showing you part of the area is obscured from the fog. cooler than average again tomorrow. heating up inland at the end of the week. here's a look at the back to school forecast. east side union goes back tomorrow morning. partly cloudy, 58 degrees. right around the time they are eighteen joig lunch comfortable 69. at 3:00 p.m. 76 and sunny. we have other schools going back. dublin unified school district

60 tomorrow morning. at 3:00 p.m., not too hot, not too cold, 81 degrees. if your kids are going back tomorrow morning, here's what it will look like. fogs, cloud, drizzle. 8:00 a.m. we hang onto the overcast supplies for the coast. temperatures aren't quite what they should be. morning will feature damp spots for drizzle so allow extra time. visibility will be low. temperatures ranging from the low to upper 50ed and then for the afternoon. numbers primarily in the low to upper 80s. along the coast 50s, 60s. you have to get up towards men d docino. upper 50s to mid 80s. we'll keep it that way before the warming trend gets underway for the end of the work week. mid 90s for friday inland, low 100s for saturday. keeping you on the hot side,

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the mariners made it interesting. hanniger's two-run single made it a one-run game. who's up next for the ms. the slugger, nelson cruz. decides to go with a $98-mile-an-hour fastball and the as hang on to win and lead the mariners by 2 1/2 games. in his post game interview matt chapman made a plea to the fans. >> i want to use this time to encourage people, come out, man. all the fans and support we could get, we could appreciate it. i wish we could get people out here, man. it would be more fun to watch. we want our fans to be supporting us. >> they love the baumgartner/kershaw match-up. the l.a. left gentlemen's 1.60 career e6789 r..r.a. is the bes against any opponent. all eyes on the star.

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