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businesses... and forcing dozens of people out of the homes. and the fight isn't over. kpix 5's emily turner is lin san francisco's mission district... em a five alarm fire burns out of control, destroying several businesses and forcing dozens of people out of their homes and the fight is not over yet. >> emily turner is in the mission district. emily? >> it has been a long day for firefighters, this fire is contained but it is not near control. and i will show you what is happening right now behind me, it is clearly very - - very active. it does not show signs of stopping. >> long after the sunset, it is still lit up as bright as day,

a fire that started at 2:30 burned out of control for over four hours, forcing 150 firefighters to tackle the flames from outside. >> heavy smoke, heavy heat conditions. >> it appears that 550 that - - was going to be compromised. >> six buildings burned. tonight 40 people are without a home and without hope of finding an affordable alternative. >> or we can do righnow is provide them with comfort and a safe place to be. to the red cross set up shelter for anyone who needs help. most of the victims are hispanic and like this eighty- five-year-old woman 85-year-old woman and her family, they lost everything. one thing they do have is their health.

a few cases of smoke inhalation, firefighters continue to work nights. >> we are going to spend a lot of time making sure every number is extremist. >> the recent they are outside and not inside of the building is that it is still too dangerous. investigators are trying to go inside just to get a look around and figure out what the cause of that the fire was and how it started. and they are coming back tomorrow morning to try to clear it out. hopefully there will be more answers. emily turner, kpix five. >> one of the businesses affected his coal hardware. they said thank you for your thoughts, everyone is safe. the building is a loss, will keep everyone posted. witnesses about cameras and phones to get pictures of the fire.

you can see black smoke pouring out of the building at another business got a rooftop shot of the flame. on twitter, amy god a shot on the streets of cruise battling the fire, and in the picture you can see the black smoke rising up over the park. at this point firefighters say there is no known connection. >> note to oakland, the police department is reeling from multiple scandals. members of the community have had enough. >> reporter: i am i am here to run paperless department, the mayor said she's clearly frustrated w? capital about w? p1 capital about him? he was doing those? who i am in the i have friends from chicago saying what is going on?

knew it is a little shocking. 23 shootings - - three chiefs in one weekend, scandals rock the police department from sexual misconduct to racist text messages. >> it's pouring a bad name on our city. >> is a disgrace. it does not speak to our character. through a group of officers sent racist text messages to each other. >> i don't think it's funny. >> there is only one right and one wrong. >> the mayor said it is more than just getting rid of bad apples. >> to root out what is clearly

a toxic admit she's no culture. >> with the acting chief out, the city and mr. has taken over the police department. and the mayor said that the investigation should be done in one week. the police officers association put out a statement today saying that the segment - - that the statement does not represent what they stand for. and he said our officers are just as disappointed as everyone else in these blemished reputations for officers who work hard to serve our community every day. >> it was orlando's first major event with big crowds since the shooting last weekend. our reporter is looking at the tributes. >> reporter: the crowd sent a powerful message by wearing the

colors of the rainbow. >> it shows unity and the that we are there with the families. >> the professional soccer team hosted the first major sporting event since last weekend. >> we are in a city where we will not give of - - into terrorism. >> the trip it was just one of many events scheduled throughout the weekend, offering support to victims families as they lay loved ones to rest. >> everyone was coming together. >> hundreds stuck outside of the funeral, the 32-year-old and his partner both killed, and volunteers wore massive angel wings. >> to say that love to - - that love wins, that angels win. >> grief rippled through puerto

rico as well. half of the victims were puerto rican as well. and his father said now god has an angel. pbs news, orlando, florida. >> and in the 49th minute they had a moment - - held a moment of silence. fans from each section held up a colorful poster to represent - - >> and a vigil to mark the one week adversary of the shooting. the stadium was buzzing with soccer fans. it was chilly against mexico and before the match, it was asked if a homophobic chant would continue, one that is common in the soccer world. >> the game went on tonight,

the chanting, the partying, everything and everyone was wondering if this chant would stop because of this. and in fact, the rainbow flag is lying on top of the stadium tonight, it flew over the stadium during the game to serve as a reminder as the chanting went on. >> the passion of mexican soccer fans overflowing at the levi stadium. dance, food, football. for one company, a mixed marriage - - a mixed marriage but united by soccer. [ indiscernible ] >> became together to support our kids. >> for mexico, 70,000 fans had sold out the stadium. after the midnight night club and massacre, and effort is underway to get mexican fans to honor a popular tradition. but some are calling it a homophobic chant. >> i i tried to ignore it, to

stop it. >> minutes into the game it was clear that - - the crowd was not ready for change. the chant was yelled in unison by tens of thousands and it was repeated again and again, even during this interview. >> is it is a tradition that has been going on for five years and it is known in many european cultures as well. >> one thing did silence the crowd, the merciless chilean attacks. go after girls night, taking the crowd out of the game and mexico out of the tournament. >> and the final score was seven to zero in favor of today, and clearly the mexican soccer five - - federation has a lot to work on on and off the field.

>> thank you. tomorrow the golden state warriors and the cleveland cavaliers make the ultimate showdown, game seven of the nba finals at the oracle arena. the police will be out in force and they will be keeping an eye out for any trouble. particularly if the celebrations in the streets get out of hand. the sheriffs office will also have extra staff ready just in case. >> anyone who is going into game seven should allow plenty of time to get there, the game at the coliseum next door will be leading out around the same time as the warriors traffic will stream and add answer being encouraged to take part in both games to minimize the traffic. and game seven could be one for the history books. >> some seats for tomorrow's game have already sold for a record $50,000. and that's $50,000 per seat. the highest and what has been for a seat in history of the website in any game or any

arena or any sitting at anytime. and for some people money is just paper with green printing - - green printing. >> it is so much more about the experience. this has a potential to be a historic game. >> they posted tickets for $214,000 apiece. if you plan to watch them, the clock is ticking, the game is at tomorrow night. thousands of acres burned in - - and a big california wildfire is burning strong tonight. and this one is becoming tough to fight. >> and a bear is seemed attacked by a rare and deadly snake. >> president obama and his family is in yosemite tonight, find out how the visit to five that is a newly kept a groom from his in the park. >> don't bother praying for rain, a big warm-up is on the way. we will have the big details after the break.

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east bay- a fire rips through a home in bay point. this is video from the cont costa fire department. the broke out around 10 tonight along beach drive. crews goe flames under control within0 minutes. we have breaking news tonight out of the east bay, if rips through a home in bay point, this is a video from the fire department, the fire broke out around 10:00 tonight on beach drive. cruise got the flames under control within 20 minutes and nobody was injured but a dog was badly burned. because of the fire remains under investigation. >> wildfires through santa barbara county continue to born out - - burned tonight. the fire has burned a 780

acres. it is now 45% contained. strong wind and high temperatures have made it tough on fire crews, 270 homes and ranches are at risk. nearby campgrounds campground and canyons are under mandatory evacuations. >> adrian tennessee has conducted a former vanderbilt university football player of rape. jurors deliberated for about four hours later today and they found that he encouraged eight 10 a - - a teammate to rape an unconscious woman. the 23-year-old violated a female student by giving her alcohol and then encouraging inmates to sexually assault her. he now faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. in contrast, boxer recently got a sentence of six months for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. and the case has provoked national debate about sexual

assault and whether or not student athletes get special treatment. >> a fifty-one-year-old man has been shows with child sex abuse after neighbors tipped off police that he was holding 12 girls in his home. police found the girls ranging in age from six months up to 18 years old in the house. officers think he started abusing the oldest when she was 14 years old and fathered two of her children. both - - that girl's michael's parents have also been charged. city couple gifted her for helping them with money. all three adults are being held on bond. the girls are now in child protective custody. >> police bought back guns today with no questions asked. the goal to get working firearms off of the streets. anyone who lives here can take advantage of the buyback at pittsburgh city hall, and it was on anonymous. people received target gift

cards ranging from 50 up to $350 depending on the exact type of weapon that they turned in. >> a 15-year-old was bitten by one of the deadliest snakes in the world. she was on vacation with her family and audrey collapsed within seconds of ring written after she was attacked by a snake. this is video of what that type of snake looks like. audrey was flown to a hospital in florida that specializes in potentially deadly animal bites. >> 90 - - 90% of those who are bitten by it do not survive and we told them that we leave believe in a god of miracles. >> audrey can hardly speak but she is at least out of the icu and in rehab, the family's church has launched a go for a go fund the account to help pay medical expenses. >> the first family is staying at you samet each night as part of a 10 year celebration of the

national park service. marley hall has more on the message. >> with majestic yosemite mountain faces in the background, today president obama encouraged all americans to visit and protect national treasures. >> as we look toward the next hundred years, the task of protecting our secret state is even more important. the biggest challenge that we are going to face is that this place is affected by climate change. >> they will spend the rest of the weekend at the yosemite national park. the obama's have visited several of the more than 400 national park sites over the years, and in 2009 the first year in the white house, they went to yellowstone, and the staycation during his 11th year in office is even more picture worthy.

letting comes on the heels of a difficult week for the country. >> the beauty of the system is that it belongs to everyone. is a true expression of democracy. it is almost like the spirit of america itself is right here. >> reporter: according to the national park service, 275 more people visit this park each year. marley hall, cbs news, worked. >> and because of the big commotion over the visit, the room was almost - - the groom was almost late for his wedding. the chapel was one quarter mile from where president obama gave his speech. because of the crowds, the groom went another 2 miles just to make it is a - - to his own ceremony on time. >> they will have a a story to tell on their wedding day. >> triple digit heat is in store for some parts of southern california this weekend. this is all out at the beach, and temperatures this weekend are going to approach the

century mark near the shoreline and even now, palm springs has got 93 degrees in this hour in palm desert and 92 degrees, no surprises about the heat advisory's that were posted on south this weekend and back on the bay area, calm and mild, 68 in concorde right now, livermore at six to seven and four tomorrow, father's day, it will be a warm one, the overnight low is in the mid- fifties for mid- 50s for the most part of the bay area, set up is before 6:00. that is where the excessive heat warnings are posted down into southern arizona. and a massive amount of high pressure is serving the desert southwest. low 90s, and a little too warm for you? maybe the san mateo county fair, 80 degrees tomorrow, 70s at the stern grove festival in san francisco. we got a warming trend, numbers will heat up tomorrow and then

being in the mid- 90s monday. tomorrow, san francisco hit 72 degrees, concordat 91, oakland at 70 degrees, and in the extended forecast we are going to be looking for things to warm up into the middle 90s monday and tuesday. inland, lower 80s by the bay, a cool off as per usual with the readings in the lower 60s and speaking of cooling off, off, we all will thursday, friday, and saturday, let's hope that the warriors will be heating up as well. >> they need to heat up right from the start, the final word from the doves, on this eve of the historic nba finals, game seven, the injury update on the man who may draw a drive defensive assignment on lebron james. more on that coming up next. stay with us, we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

...3....3 times in finals history has the road team w game-7....in the face of th stat. this is what steph cuy says he needs sunday. " " the final laptop, three times in finals history has that team won a game seven in the face of that stat, this is what steph curry said that he needed on sunday. >> i need to play my best game. another year, another career, because of the stakes, that does not mean score 50 points. >> 30 points at game six. and she was in - - objected for

the first time in his career. his wife said that the series was rigged. curry addressed the pressure cooker issue. >> early in my career it's like don't pick up the morning paper and you can avoid all of that. now it is pretty hard to avoid the scrutiny and the criticism, you know, you don't have a cell phone? that doesn't really work anymore. >> the conversation has to be handled. other than that, it does not take any spotlight off of my job in the floor. i have to cut off my wife. >> and here is your injury report after some serious back trouble in game six. andre planned to play game seven. he did not practice with the team today and instead elected to get treatment. he is not expected to be on any

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simeon across two runs there, and it got worse, bases are juiced in the sixth. billy burns, no. two runs are coming into score and the angels when this 171, leaving them blind in the sixth inning, one earned run and two strikeouts. whit r the pressure??? its his >> off the shores of pittsburgh, around three in the u.s. open, landry and his first career major, playing like he had invented it. a a mean break at the seventh. sole possession of the lead. stay with us, we will be right back. ♪ to you

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who wants more potatoes? hit me. chelsea, the way it's supposed to work here is that berta serves us dinner. i don't mind. hear that? she doesn't mind. shut up. evelyn: we're back! hey, how'd it go? i don't know what you were worried about. your son is a wonderful driver. oh, well, thanks for taking him, mom. he needs the practice. mmm, pork chops. what are you wearing? grandma bought it for me. pretty cool, huh? you made him dress up as a chauffeur? he loves it. don't get grease on that jacket, dear. yes, miss evelyn. would you like to join us for dinner? oh, no, thanks, i had a late lunch. and she sent a piece of pie out to the car so i could eat, too. anyway, i better get going. well, thanks again, mom. say thanks to grandma. thank you, miss evelyn. good to see you. oh, i almost forgot. have you two set a wedding date yet?