peggy has the evening off. smoke pouring into the san francisco sky lines, the fire burning buildings in the mission district. take a look at that. flames broke out just after 2:00. the fires spread, reaching four alarms in less than an hour. christie smith is live at the very active scene. christie? >> reporter: terry, i can tell you within the last couple of minutes, we've learned this fire has actually jumped to five alarms. and that's because johnathan baxter with the san francisco fire department is here updating the media right now. i'll stick the microphone in so you can hear what he's talking about. >> to relieve the firefighters who have been here over two hours, to allow them to rehab and get situated so they can go back and help out if necessary. with the fires, if you look at the ladder trucks that we have up, if you look on the ground, the large water pipes that are on the ground, those are to put a large amount of water onto the fire to allow us to get these

flames knocked down. once those flames are knocked down, the chief will allow the firefighters to go into the buildings to put out hotspots and, again, make sure there's nobody injured or in need of assistance. >> reporter: at this time there's no indications of anyone injured or killed? >> no indications of anyone injured or killed. >> reporter: do you know what building it started in? >> no. that will be determined by the investigator task force. the initial reports were towards the rear of 3300, which would also be towards the rear of 3306. somewhere in that general area is what the initial reports were. but until we get the investigation, the cause and the origin, we're not going to be able to pinpoint the exact location. >> reporter: so eight buildings and evacuations in place? >> yes, extending for the 3300 block of mission street to 3366

mission, as well as the two buildings on 29th street, 3131, 3131-a, and 3133. >> reporter: he's also told us there are no injuries. at this point they do not have it under control. they also have a shelter in place, they're telling us, which is basically a five-block radius from 29th and mission, which is the area we're standing at now. again, the good news here is we're not hearing of any injuries at all. they're also telling folks who are evacuated, if they want to go to the safeway parking lot, that might be a good place to congregate. but they have about 140 firefighters out here fighting this. they say it started at about 2:19 this afternoon. and i can tell you that when we were coming over from the east bay, we could actually see this fire on the west side at the bay bridge. i can hear him now talking about

one of the buildings that are of concern because it is a hardware store, and there may be of course paints and other chemicals there that could be of concern. and that goes to the shelter in place order they have for the area. we'll stick the microphone in again and catch up with what he's saying. >> could it spread at this time? we think we have a good handle on it. looking at what we have now, i'm not anticipating this to spread. i'm hoping we keep it at that. >> reporter: he's being asked about mutual aid. >> we still have over 100 firefighters in the city on modified response, that means we're sending our units at a lesser capability. so we would send an engine and a truck company two to an incident, we would just send an engine to the incident.

if it comes to a point where we do believe we need mutual aid to ensure the safety of the public, we'll address that. >> reporter: any idea at all whether contain am sometime tonight? >> my expectation is sometime tonight. >> reporter: any expectation as far as a cause? >> again, cause and origin will not be determined until after we're able to it this under control and allow our investigators inside the building to determine that. our investigators are actively walking through the crowd and talking to witnesses and homeowners. >> reporter: that's the latest from jonathan baxter, again, a five-alarm fire, eight buildings involved, no injuries. we'll stay on it and update you as soon as we can. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thank you very much. the shock waves are still fresh following the shake-up in the opd as another police chief is ousted, the latest in a tumultuous month.

paul figueroa was asked to leave after only two days on the job. three police chiefs have left in nine days. the city administrator is now running the police department. today, top city leaders are weighing in on the disarray. >> it is a situation that has to be addressed from top to bottom. i don't know how this can continue to exist like this in oakland. >> the changes come as oakland deals with two investigations involving its police officers. one involves a widening sex scandal that's spread to other cities. and there's a series of racest text messages sent within the department. now all eyes will be on the current city administrator, to see how she deals with her new role of overseeing the police department. mayor libby schaaf appointed her yesterday, after calling the culture in the oakland police department, quote, toxic and macho. police command staff will now report to her.

her role is more administrative. nearly 300 homes and ranches are at risk tonight because of a wildfire burning on the central coast. firefighters are fighting the sherpa fire in santa barbara. it started earlier this week and has charred 7600 acres. there is a mandatory evacuation and fire crews are slowly making progress in containing the fire, especially since the wind died down overnight. >> we have sound priorities. we have sound control objectives. we had a very good night last night. >> the problem is it could get windy tonight. fire crews and helicopters are trying to get ahead of the flames before that happens. the heat and dry weather in the bay area is a concern. temperatures are expected to soar over the next few days. let's go to rob to see how hot it will get.

>> we're watching temperatures during the day tomorrow, climbing significantly. 81 degrees near the sherpa fire. notice the 24-hour temperature change through tomorrow, light winds into the early part of the day. then during the afternoon, the wind speeds pick up, humidity levels dropping off, as temperatures are set to skyrocket in southern california. numbers closing in on 115 degrees to wrap up the weekend in palm springs. 90s into l.a. even the bay area starting to see temperatures climbing up a little bit today, we managed low 80s inland. that monster ridge of high pressure will build closer to the bay area, which will alter temperatures. coming up, we'll let you know how long the heat will be sticking around, coming up in a few minutes. >> rob, thank you very much. check the weather in your neighborhood with our nbc 10

app. a devastating turn in florida tonight after police say a driver trying to cut through a funeral procession for one of the victims in the mass shooting hit two deputies on motorcycles. police say one is in stable condition tonight, the other in critical. more funerals are taking place this weekend for the victims of the deadly nightclub shooting. many of the survivors will find the road to recovery very long. this is video of tony marrero walking for the first time since the shooting. he was shot in the back. he says he was laying on the floor of the nightclub, trying to fool the gunman into thinking he was dead. an officer later pulled him to safety. the san jose earthquakes are in orlando right now, honoring the victims in the deadly nightclub shooting by wearing black armbands during the game and showing their support for the lgbtq community. less than 30 days until the

republican national convention opens in cleveland and presumptive nominee donald trump continues trying to shore up support among jittery party leaders. he's in the midst of a fundraising tour trying to catch up to hillary clinton in both campaign cash and in the polls. nbc's chris pollone has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump and his city built on gambling. las vegas. he's trying to prove to party leaders he's not the wild card he's touted to be. >> we won 37 states, we won 14 million. we beat ronald reagan, who we love. we beat richard nixon. we beat dwight d. eisenhower. we beat everybody. we beat bush. >> reporter: trump is visiting states where his support is already high, raising $8 million this week, attacking barack obama and his likely opponent hillary clinton, and doubling down on comments that more guns could have stopped the orlando nightclub massacre. >> this no-good, sick,

perverted, horrible terrorist, terrorist, was in there starting the shooting. if one of those people had had a bullet going the other way, it would have been a whole different story. >> reporter: trump is brushing off talk that some delegates could stage a convention coup to stop him from being the party's nominee. the lukewarm support of paul ryan, who told "meet the press" that other lawmakers should follow their conscience. >> i wouldn't tell them what to do. >> reporter: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is filling in for hillary clinton as attack dog, wihile clinton celebrates the birth of a grandchild. trump heads to arizona, a red state with a large latino population. supporters there are gearing up to see the presumptive nominee,

while protesters are doing the same. chris pollone, nbc news. yes, a new edition to the clinton family. chelsea clinton announced a second child. the daughter of former president bill and candidate hillary tweeted this morning that she and husband marc are celebrating the birth of son aidan. they also have a daughter born in 2014. hillary clinton has no public events on the calendar this weekend. ahead, people in the east bay turning in their guns. plus the president and the first family are spending their first day in yosemite. ==terry live pic==

ad lib fiveala fire 2h and miion. breaking news right now, as you can see, you're looking at 29th and mission in san francisco. that is where a five-alarm fire, five-alarm fire has been burning for the last two and a half hours or so. a total of five buildings damaged. some heavily. you can see the firefighters getting the hose up there on the ladder, firing down onto the fire in that one building. there were a total of four or five buildings affected by this. a lot of smoke pouring into the sky. christie smith was out there in the east bay earlier today, she

looked across the bay and saw the smoke coming up. they seem to be getting a handle on it. 15 minutes ago, a live report from the scene said they did not have it contained quite yet. it looks like they're getting the upper handle on it. we'll have more from countries can i in about 15 more from christie in about 15 minutes. the obamas are in the yosemite national park. of course there will be a speech somewhere in the itinerary. the president is there in honor of the 100th anniversary of the national park system, coming up in august. mr. obama focused his speech on conservation and keeping the parks in tip top shape. >> as we look back over the last00 years, there's plenty to celebrate about a national parks system that is the envy of the world. but when we look to the next century, the next hundred years, the task of protecting our sacred spaces is even more important.

>> the president's visit brings a price for some tourists. the wait to get into yosemite today is four hours because of his visit. on thursday, mr. obama will be here in the south bay to participate in the global entrepreneurship summit being held at stanford. an anonymous gun buyback program is being held in pittsburg. police said residents will remain anonymous and officers will not be checking for warrants, no background checks. police say 300 firearms have been turned in at the buybacks since they started a few years ago. people who turned in guns received target gift cards. still to come at 5:00, it's a winner take all game tomorrow at oracle. >> we need our best basketball for 48 minutes to end the season

with a "w." >> the warriors are preparing for tomorrow's game seven. and a look outside right now, 75 degrees. 70s into san jose. a few spots, this time tomorrow, including pleasanton, could be soaring through the 90s. pic==

a lot on theline rit here tomorrow evening. a live look at oracle arena in oakland. well, that building right

there is where the nba championship will be decided tomorrow evening. a live look at the oracle arena in oakland. winner take all game 7 for the golden state warriors up against the cleveland cavaliers, a tough and wild loss in cleveland surrounded by controversy. steph curry ejected from the game, the first time in his career. he and the head coach were find, kerr because of what he said about the referees, he wasn't crazy about some of their calls. but the team says the past is the past. >> we like our positioning. we like our chances. we're at home, a chance to win the championship. can't ask for much more than that. >> i understand we've had two subpar games. and we need to make a couple of adjustments. but we are capable of doing that. and a resilient basketball team that is ready for this opportunity. >> game 7 tomorrow, 5:00, oracle

arena. let's check in with rob mayeda with your microclimate forecast. getting hot, rob. >> and hopefully the warriors turning things around. at least outside, the temperatures will start to heat up in the bay area. the start of father's day weekend not too bad. 70s and 80s across most of the area, including san francisco, where it's 71. 79 in the north bay. towards the tri valley, 80s. 76 into san jose. south bay microclimates climbing up to the mid-80s. tomorrow, likely soaring into the 90s. 76 around downtown san jose. san francisco, 71, a little breezy outside. wind speeds have been up to 25 miles per hour. over the next few days we'll see less of that sea breeze, so less of that ocean air conditioning, and our temperatures are set to climb. through the rest of the evening, pretty comfortable for your

evening plans. saturday, 70s. midnight, a few patches of clouds. tomorrow morning, coastal fog and mist as our afternoon temperatures begin to climb. if you have beach plans for sunday, looks pretty nice, 70s around santa cruz and 70 at ocean beach. reno, things start to heat up, upper 80s. similar temperatures for the bay area. now awwe've moved from mid-80s today to 90s possible. you can see san francisco climbing into the 70s in the north bay, and the same spread of temperatures near walnut creek, pleasanton, livermore highs in the 90s. this high will strengthen, reach its peak intensity late monday into tuesday. likely for at least tuesday we'll see hot temperatures and probably into wednesday. the second half of the week, the

high begins to flatten out. an area of low pressure approaches the coast. may even see a few showers on thursday afternoon. that will finally set the stage for cooling temperatures. you can see san francisco staying in the mid-70s for the beginning of the week. then cooling for thursday and friday. check out san jose's numbers, near 90. probably low 90s on wednesday. the hottest stretch of weather, pleasanton, 85 degrees, staying in the 90s tuesday and wednesday. thursday and friday, cooling there, a sea breeze returns. we'll see cooling, and the pattern reverses again towards next week. hot temperatures at the beginning of next week. then next weekend, another warm-up as we head towards sunday. >> thanks so much. we continue to follow breaking news for you. a fast-moving fire quickly moving to five alarms in san francisco's mission district. people are told to shelter in place because of the smoke. we'll have a live report from the scene, coming up. plus --

>> what money i've spent out of my savings, which has a zero balance now, was worth it. >> a local mother fighting to start a new international sport so her daughter has a shot at doing something she loves. the story that will make you bay area proud. we have brand new video of the

fireurning on 29tand missiin getting back to that breaking news we've been covering throughout this newscast, brand-new video of that fire burning at 29th and mission in san francisco. and you get an idea how fierce that fire is. and you also get an idea what the winds may be doing, blowing that smoke right out.

that's where there's a shelter-in-place there in mission, that smoke could get into people's lungs. four or five buildings have burned, and that is going to a fifth alarm, meaning a whole lot of crews, a whole lot of equipment being thrown at that fire at 29th and mission. nobody has been injured, that's the good news. we'll have more from christie smith live at the scene in about five minutes. parents will do anything for their kids. some take that farther than others. a saratoga mom is traveling the world and draining her bank account so her daughter can live out her dreams. garvin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: tina was a san francisco police officer for over 20 years. she says it taught her a lot about dealing with people and getting them to understand the right thing to do, skills she still uses all the time. just in a different venue. making sure her daughter has a

future in her favorite sport. if you head into the backyard of the family home in saratoga, be prepared. this is a sport 15-year-old raquel has been doing for years. although mom tina says she's been in the water much, much longer. since she was 4 months old. therapy for her erb's palsy. >> she would fall over, couldn't walk straight, limping. >> reporter: major surgery helped raquel gain range of motion, and swimming has been great for her recovery, not to mention her trophy case. >> my daughter just went crazy, she won gold and silver medals.

she was paired in a duet. she was the only girl with a disability on the team. >> reporter: her disability means high level competition like the olympics is out of reach. it was a bitter pill for her and her mom to swallow. >> that's the hardest thing as a parent you'll ever be able to witness, is when your child, regardless of who they are, they put their heart and soul into something, they excel, but because they don't meet a criteria, they're told they can't do it. >> reporter: but if that sport wasn't the right fit, tina decided, time to start their own. she retired as a san jose police officer and now dedicates all her time and most of her money to synchronized swimming for athletes with disabilities. tina and raquel have been traveling the world, encouraging other countries to start similar programs so the sport will be

accepted by the paralympics. hopefully in 2024 they'll begin. and raquel will be there. >> all the money i spent out of my savings, which has a zero balance now, was worth it. >> reporter: tina and raquel aren't just working internationally. they've even started their very own swim club in the bay area, dedicated to working with sw swimmers with disabilities. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know about someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website and search "bay area proud." >> reporter: a huge five-alarm fire is burning at this hour in san francisco. eight buildings involved. evacuations in place. i'm christie smith. i just got an update from firefighters. we'll have the latest, coming up. and from fires in the bay area to raging wildfires down

south. the latest on a massive wildfire in santa barbara county. even more tragic, in a funeral for orlando shooting massacre, why two police officers were hospitalized.