joins us now live. do firefighters know yet what caused this fire, liz? >> reporter: yeah, hi eric and dion. we got an update. they say the three-alarm fire started at the elite roofing supply company and say it started at a hopeless encampment north of this roofing yard. as far as that injured firefighter, the firefighter injured battlinging this fire, we don't have an update yet. here is what we know. it started around 2:30 this afternoon. plumes of smoke went into the air. you can see the photos taken by people driving by. smoke could be seen as far away as stockton. this is largely an industrial area. near love ridge road. about 100 firefighters and personnel worked to get the fire out. it was a challenging fire. the weather played a role. take a listen. >> the weather caused us some problems mostly because of the

wind. it's also pretty hot and it's fairly dry. humidity levels are fairly low. that all contributed to get a grass fire started to the north of the property. >> reporter: and we know that the wind is what pushed this fire from the homeless encampment to the roofing company. there were other spot fires that happened, as well because of the wind blowing embers. all of those are out, as well. as far as how the fire started a fir official tells us a very high number of grass fires in this area start at homeless encampments. for now throughout the rest of the night, we'll monitor the condition confident injured firefighter. live here in pittsburg, liz kreutz. >> the heat and winds are obviously a big concern anytime we see a fire. we want to get a look what it's like in the east bay. >> abc 6 news meteorologist drew tuma.

>> you heard from the official moments ago as they were battling the fire, they were doing so under hot and breezy conditions. rather warm in the pittsburg area right now. 93 the current temperature. humidity is low abwinds out of the west-southwest up to 12 miles per hour. a warm day across the region. 94 in brentwood, 90 san ramon. 79 in santa rosa. the city 6. as we go overnight tonight, fog will be very limited along the coastline. over the next 24 hours we'll introduce some cooler air. tomorrow afternoon, not as hot as today. look at the numbers in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. we first set out the alert about the fire at 3:18 this afternoon through the abc news mobile app. one way to stay on top of news as it happens. be sure you enable the push alert feature. >> caught on camera, a homeowner captured remarkable video of a standoff between a mountain lion

versus two coyotes in her own backyard. cornell bernard has the story you'll see only on abc7. >> it reminds me of my youth watching "animal kingdom." >> she was living it friday morning when she heard strange sounds coming from her backyard in the foothills of los gatos. >> just after 7:00, i heard growling with the yipping of the coyotes. >> reporter: this is what she she saw. two coyotes caught in a tense standoff with a mountain lion. monica caught the encounter with her cell phone from her backdoor. the coyotes appear to work together to corral the big cat and stop it from moving forward. >> i didn't feel threatened. i was just intrigued what was happening. it was obvious the coyotes were trying to protect something. >> reporter: the scene lasted about a minute. she stopped recording as the big cat was ready to pounce. >> as soon as it started to pounce, i panicked and shut the

door. ended up shaking for about five, ten minutes. >> reporter: the mountain lion and coyotes treated into open space. but the next morning, the security cam captured this image, possibly the same mountain lion returning >> still around. >> reporter: mountain lion sightings are rare but not unusual. earlier this month there was a sight citing of a big cat in her neighborhood. >> this is their country. >> reporter: she downs she'll capture an encounter like this again. in los gatos. >> police are searching for a possible suspect after reports of gunfire today. abc7 news was in livermore this afternoon where multiple grun shots were pordine gshot and found a two truck with a shattered windshield. one officer we spoke with said

it's better to err on the side of caution. >> this is a rural area, as well. we don't know exactly the motive behind any of this nor -- we can't speculate one way or the other. all options are open. we don't know if it's reckless discharge of a firearm or there's more to it. >> most businesses in the search area are closed. nobody was hurt. >> two people died in a car crash early this morning in san francisco. the two col collided at the intersection of third street and paul avenue. victims with a man and a woman. one was pushed onto the muni metro tracks. a neighborhood who heard the crash and saw wreckage saw alcohol bolts in one of the cars. >> on the peninsula a man accused of stabbing two people to death in san mateo county is due for his first court reporter appearance. malik due suke can i was arrested on tuesday night. he drove at deputies investigating the second

stabbing. deputies shot at his car and he crashed. in a jailhouse interview on friday, he told news reporter unser hassan he doesn't remember anything and is looking forward to proving his innocence in court. a vigil set tonight for a fallen police officer. tara o'sullivan was killed on wednesday. she had recently graduated from the police academy. it will take place at sacramento state where she graduated from. her funeral will be held on thursday in roseville. o'sullivan grew up in the bay area graduating from pleasant hills college park high school. >> this evening people in hawaii are who wering the victims of a deadly plane crash. 11 people why killed after the sky driving plane plummeted to the ground after taking off friday. leis lined the crash site. nine were initiallied dead.

some family members witnessed the crash. people near the scene rushed to help but it was too late. >> i can't believe it. i'm so sorry for -- because there's nothing we could have done. there was nothing left. there wasn't a sign of anybody in that plane. >> reporter: the faa tells us the same twin engine beechcraft almost crashed in 2016 in con tran kosta county. this is hawaii's deadliest plane crash since 1981. >> just ahead, fallout from the latest horse death at santa an nit sta ta. >> the response from authorities as the raysing season comes to an end. >> and a qana business in california so big it took four days for authorities to seize all the plants. >> and quite the rescue unfolding in oakland. watch as firefighters had to save a goat.

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a hall of fame trainer banned from santa anita park after a fourth horse from the stable died there. >> this is the 30th death at that track since the riding season began last december. ending its controversial season today. abc news reporter will reeve

reports. >> reporter: another tragedy at santa anita park. a gelding injured while exercising on the track. the hall of famer recently losing three other horses at and sa anita this season. whoen dorf ker banned by owners who say he is no longer welcome to stable, race or train his horses at any of our facilities. yesterday's death the 30th since is the season began. >> you could lose ten for no given season and you don't lose any for six months. so are we having just a really bad rash of luck? >> this spate of deaths garnering national attention, some calling for an end to racing at the park. >> we are tired of seeing horse after horse die here. >> reporter: while others offer their support. >> i love the racetrack. >>. >> reporter: one deathing is too many. >> the people here love the horses as much as they love

their families. >> reporter: horses dying at racetracks is not uncommon. according to the california racing board, santa anita has seen the most deaths in the past seven years averaging nearly 55 a year. throughout the season, nearly 1800 horses are stabled there and on any given race day, well over 1,000 are on the track. stable workers blaming track maintenance and heavy rains for injuries to the horses. santa anita recently instituted a series of safety measures including a new review team to evaluate all horses set to race at the track and the l.a. district attorney created a task force to investigate those deaths. will reeve, abc news, new york. >> a massive bust in santa barbara county. 350,000 plants were at an illegal grow so big it took them four days to destroy the crop. they also seized 20 tons of processed cannabis found near buhlton, 140 miles outside of

los angeles. the grow was a year round operation but still looking for the owner of the property where this huge grow was discovered. >> just ahead, quite the rescue in the east bay where a goat fell into a drainage pipe. oakland firefighters had to figure how to save the animal. >> andrew too many ma is up next with our accuweather forecast. >> the giants trying to do something they haven't done au season. sweep a three-game series and martin truex junior is nascar's road

a hard working goat is safe this evening thanks to oakland firefighters. that goat fell into a 40-foot deep pipe near the leona canyon open space preserve yesterday evening. firefighters posted this video of the rescue to their twitter page. it was one of many brought in to graze to reduce the wildfire risk. crews worked for more than two hours to free the four-legged firefighter. >> car enthusiasts of all images enjoyed this display in e pinno classic car show today attracted car collects from across the bay area and

beyond. today's show featured vintage cars spanning several decades and gave folks a chance to soak in the sun while celebrating their passion. did you pick your car out yet? >> there was a thunderbird that looked kind of nice. but the chevelle is okay, too. >> i'll let your wife know for my birthday. >> time to check account forecast. here's drew tuma. >> wrapping up a pretty nice weekend. the first weekend of the summer season on the warm side. as we head over the next couple days, cooler begins to move in. live doppler 7 showing you it's a quiet scan across the region. this evening, the tam cam. gorgeous shot of the bay. it was a nice afternoon to be on the water. and it will remain pretty warm this evening. but the accuweather highlights as we track the changes over the next couple of days, we'll first notice the coastal fogging will return over the next 12 hours. not widespread fog but the cooling change first along the coast. cooling begins tomorrow.

we'll see temperatures some 5 to 10 degrees cooler than today. then midweek, it is going to feel cool around here for june. by wednesday and thursday, some of our warmest spots struggling to even hit the mid-70s. big changes headed our way. numbers right now, the typical wide range we see in june. 84 novato, same in san jose. 93 in brentwood. sa s san mateo at 72 degrees. here's live doppler 7, the story we're tracking, any cloud cover we had earlier today along the coastline has evaporated and moved out of much of the bay area. the reason why? this ridge of high pressure is dominating our weekend forecast. but tomorrow it's going to lose its influence and move away from us. what we are tracking, what's waiting in the wings, this area of alaska will sink into the pacific northwest. that will usher in some cooler weather. you're going to feel it starting on tuesday. overnight tonight, lows in the

mid to upper 50s. we'll find patchy fog along the coastline. it's a mainly clear sky away from the coast. 12-hour day planner on your monday, sunrise 5:48 in the morning. temperatures starting out in the 50s. coastal clouds throughout the day. in the afternoon, not as hot as we are today. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay shoreline. inland our warm spots in the upper 80s to near 90. 65 in the city tomorrow. 84 for santa rosa. 86 in san jose. 74 in oakland, concord and antioch, a high of 90 degrees. our temperatures tumble into tuesday. really comfortable around the bay. 60s and 70s, our warmest spots no longer in. the 90s. we'll fall back into the 80s and even cooler on wednesday. it turns breezy around here. these numbers are some 10 to 15 degrees below where we should be for this time of year. wednesday and even into thursday, numbers mainly in the

60s and in the 70s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooling trend under way tomorrow. we'll feel it as we head towards midweek. look at wednesday and thursday. it is breezy. we're below average for june in the 60s and in the 70s. we'll start to warm up friday into saturday and for sunday, for pride in the city, it's looking nice. temperatures in the 70s, in the 80s. back to average for this time of year. >> now sports from abc7 news. >> something a little different today for nascar drivers. they were making left and right turns on the track. the cup series hitting wine country for the toyota save mart 350. first road course race of the season. for the third year in a row, kyle larson had the poll. once again could not hang on. this time he lost the lead on the second turn of the race and finished tenth. it was a pretty clean race except when paul men nard gets bumped and spun but mike mcdo you recall. martin true ex-who wan last

year's race would take the checkered flag again. he led 59 of the 90 laps for his fourth win of the season and third career victory on this track. >> we don't get a lot of the practice here and the track changes throughout the weekend. you put together years as you go in this deal, and you know, the rules change and cars change. especially this year. we had the carousel added back. a totally different track. it's the still the same old sonoma. look for the same things in your car. we were able to build off the past couple years and hopefully we can keep it roing here. >> the giants looking to weep in the arizona desert going for their first three-game series sweep of the season. giants fans representing in the valley of the sun. shawn anderson getting the start, pitched well for six innings. in the third, tim locastro gets one. it's 1-0 diamondbacks. in the bottom of thing and, christian walker with the rbi

single, 2-1 arizona. giants get even in the seventh. pillar, going, going gone. solo shot, tenth of the season. we are knotted at two. the game went to extra innings. bottom ten, mark melanson on the hill with the bases loaded. locastro a walk off single. diamondbacks avoid the sweep, 3-2 the final. santa clause on vacation in oakland taking in the a's and rays. second inning, josh phegley with the grounder. adames showing off his wild side. a run scores, 1-0 a's. d'arnaud has a two-run homer gives the rays a 2-1 lead. he has a single in the fourth. that ends the day for anderson giving up seven runs in three innings of work. brian splitter called up from triple-a making his oakland debut and gives up the bases loaded double to austin meadows.

takes a friendly bounce off the scoreboard. the rays win it, your final 8-2. kawhi leonard about to become a free agent. he will decline his player option for $21 million according toia hoog sports. he will no doubt be one of the marquee free agents on the open market this summer. if it's about the money, he will stay in toronto. they're the only team that can offer him a max contract five years for $190 million. reports also say leonard is seriously reconsidering signing with the raptors. of course, he led the raptors to their first nba title beat ago the warriors in six games in the nba finals. reports had him going to the clippers. he doesn't say much and neither do the people who work for him. we'll wait and see what he happens. >> toronto's mayor made a call saying please do not ask him in public if you see him. >> the whole country wants him to stay. reports are he wants to go to los angeles where he can blend in and not be bothered. we'll see.

>> thank you. chuckie makes his return to the big screen. could the remake take down a group of toys? see who won at the box office this weekend.

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11:00, it will be a long night for firefighters in pisburg after that fire at a roofing company. our crew is staying on the screen and digging flow how it ignited at a homeless camp. >> high wire artist nik wallenda and his sister will walk 25 stories bob new york city. watch right here at 8:00 and stay tuned for reaction from wallenda and his family. >> tonight it didn't quite hit expectations but "toy story 4" took theop spo at the boxions h making as much as $150 million.

it came in at $191 million. that's not bad. however, does rank as the fourth highest animated film opening ever. not accounting for inflation. only two other disney movies had better debuts end game and capital marvel. >> child's play" is a remake of the 1988 horror film aladd"aladdin" in third. men in black international in fourth. >> and that's it for abc news at 6:00. we'll see you back here at

♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyles, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're getting festive. the s.f. symphony helps light up the night with a fireworks celebration on july 4th. plus, a delicious dish you can make in minutes. >> when i moved to san francisco, we worked with the crepes and we liked the concept. we thought it's easy and delicious, and people love it. >> plus, we're shucking oysters and visiting a goat farm in point reyes. i am ready to get shucking. and simple table-decor ideas for your next gathering. you're just saying, "don't focus on matching everything. >> mix and matching -- there are no rules. >> all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪