the 10:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. from the air and on the ground firefighters work to contain a brush fire that grew too 500 acres this afternoon and threatened home.

>> firefighters have made significant progress tonight on a brush fire that burned in the hills above antioch. burning through dry grass near contra loma regional park. and close enough to some homes that people needed to evacuate. ken is live. >> reporter: this is the neighborhood along silver auto drive that bucks up against the vast area of wilderness and grasslands here and the fire burned just down to the edge of this neighborhood. associately things have turned back to normal but you see some red flashing lights. those are fire trucks in very, very steep terrain. it's hard to pang how thigh got the trucks up there. but they're working hot spots and a good chance they will be here all nigh. this was one of those fires first report as a 4-acre blaze. >> with the winds and the winds

coming up the hills that helps the fire spread fast and quick. >> reporter: and the fire spread in the direction of homes in particular on grimsby drive. >> i was terrified. the whole hill was on fire. >> i tried to alert everyone that was on this side of the hill. >> reporter: he was in his backyard with a garden house when an air tanker made a drop. >> this neighborhood the guy with the helicopter with the bag of water i mean he was going back and forth right over the hill. he was getting full of water and coming back real fast. >> reporter: at first a large evaluation order. there was a moment when the fire appeared to die down. >> they had it under control on this side. >> reporter: but the winds turned and sent the fire back in the direction of home stopped by drop after drop of water and retardant and

firefighters on the ground as worried neighbors looked on. >> it's amazing how fast the fire is moving from where it first started to now where it's at. >> reporter: no structures burned and that is remarkable given the number of homes that are butt up against this wild land area. the difficult pterin. the cause is under investigation and this fire is now 80% contained. >> it really is remarkabled a you said, can be. that no structures were burned. now to phil martin with the fire conditioning -- bill martin with the fire conditions that are only expected to worsen. >> today's situation took off. now the current conditions in this area for firefighters going the mop up not too bad. it's 74 degrees. 38% humidity. and that means really good. a good setup for the firefighters. winds are still relatively light. and right around the andioch

area near 10-15 miles per hour. and here is what happens tomorrow and it heats up. today was hot but tomorrow see the 100s? it's going to be hotter tomorrow. and fire danger just off the charts this season. unprecedented in our tenure here in the state and it looks like we will have more issues. more heat coming tomorrow. and then some changes as we gets towards the weekend. corral fire says evacuations are tentatively being lifted and the 5 freeway has been opened after a brush fire ripped through the area. more than 400 firefighters battled the flames and keeping a close watch on the flames tonight. burning 200 acres app enhomes had to be evacuates. one firefighter is being treated for minor injuries. be sure to download the ktvu news app. new developments tonight in

a wild side show in oakland that attracted dozens of spectators. tonight we learned a responding police officer was injured. that incident was just one of two large side shows this past weekend. now oakland police say they plano to step up enforcement and fight the growing problem. with the strategy and the offices condition, ken. >> reporter: the department is not releasing the officers name but a source tells me she is a rookie officer. she is recovering tonight. and first responders were picking broken glass out of the her face. all when she responded to a side show in east oakland. this youtube video shows a scene early saturday morning. hundreds of people were there and when officers responded someone through a bottle striking a female officer in the face. >> the officer had to undergo

emergency surgery where she received over 100 stitches inner face. >> reporter: told spotted by some people there he was shot at. >> i said call the police. call everybody because this boy is hurt really bad right here. >> reporter: tina similars says she came across a side show inest oakland on father's day and died. >> he had flood all over him and he layed on the ground and nobody would touch him. >> these are dangerous acts not acts for everyone. >> reporter: getting help if the dhp and the sheriff's department. they will always use knew strategies. >> we can't say everything with you, but what we can say is we

are increasing staffing. >> police come in here and try to use their force for no reason. it's just kids having fun. >> reporter: returns to mccar they are today and topeka point someone peeled out during our interview. >> i don't know. it's been going on for a long time. i don't see it stopping. >> reporter: opd asking for video or pictures that show the attack on the officer who was injured. they say you can remain anonymous for. we might be able to judge that for this upcoming weekend. live in oakland ken wayne ktvu fox 2 news. in south carolina hundreds of people stood in line to pay their respects to one of the nine people killed inside a church in charleston. their casket carrying state senator which he men to pink any was brought into the state

capitol rotunda. thethe president obama is said to deliver the eulogy at his tune yale on friday. and one of his cushion sins flew out to south carolina for the funeral rangers and lightning. >> he was a great man. he had a wonderful heart and loved people. >> he touched so many lives including my own. >> the leaders have of two southern states today called for the permanent removal of the confederate flag from state grounds. issue hang executive order today all confederate flags be taken down from the grounds of the state capitol and most of mississippi's republican senators have called for the confederate flag to be removed there. the convicted boston bomber spoke out today for the first time as he was sentenced to death. dzhokhar tsarnaev offered his apologies to his victims.

most of the survivors and their families were unmoved by his words. >> the convicted boston marathon bomber broke his silence in a courtroom with no cameras or recording equipment. he apologized to victims more than two years after the suspicious bombing that claimed lives. >> it really does not change anything for me because what he took from me i'm never going to be able to regain. >> reporter: the 21-year-old terrorist that showed so little emotion during his trial atoroided eye contact with survivors first praising allot and thanking his attorneys before admitting his guilt saying i am sorry for the lives i have taken. it was the first he's heard from those who lives are changed forever. >> he threw in an apology to

the survives that seemed insin sheer and just thrown in because she was supposed to. >> reporter: bill and deny richard who's son was just 8 years old when he was killed held dzhokhar tsarnaev for snot stopping his brother. instead choosing to it company him. choosing hate, destruction and death. richard said we choose life, we choose kindnessness saying your attention was to destroy america what you have really accomplishes is quite the opposite. you've ewe fied us. among those seriously injured saying when i first saw you, you were smirking. >> they will never deal with us because of my son and all of the victims. but it's going to be over for him pretty soon i hope. >> the feat had will be been ruled saying i sentenced you to

the penalty by death of execution. bart is warning passengers to make alternate plans after confirming plans to shut down service on two weekends later on this summer. won't run trains between west oak less than on the first weekend of august. that's the firstic second of the month and also during labor day week september 5th through september 7th. during the closure crews will be repairing a section of track. bart will run buses. a vip crowd was on hand in san francisco tonight for the premier of amy she that's all about a special event that happened in this city. the bat kid made it to the big screen at the theater. a documentary about five-year- old miles to the. his wish to be bat man for a day took over the imagination of the city back in november of 2013. the head of the make a wish

foundation says miles of so you filled the day saving the city. >> heston a friday night and he woke up saturday morning and it's the first thing he said is i want to see it again. >> there he is. and we're told the film maker is donating her percentage to a charity. transforming an asphalt playground into a field of dreams. a program to provide a safe space for inner city students. increasing temperatures as we head into your bay area thursday. upper 90s and low 100s. and later missing dog found dead. the dog's legs had been tied up. tonight the search for who's responsible. i was heartbroken that anyone could do this to this

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a bay area non-profit the turning asphalt into turf all to help kids who need a safe place to play. help make fields of dreams happen all over. >> and tonight we're getting a look at the finished product ourselves. amber lee is live at a school if san francisco that's really benefiting from the program. amber. >> reporter: frank, the neighborhood and the program transforms asphalt playgrounds

into places of safety and community. >> forward, forward, forward. >> reporter: on this june evening before the sunsets soccer practice for boys and girls. >> i feel happy because my dream is to be the best soccer player in the world. >> reporter: the field of dreams was installed just last fall. it was once an asphalt playground. one parent says the new turf has brought object a change in her cower. >> this has made her want to come to school every day. get up and say mom i'm ready to go. and she said i want to play on my turf. >> reporter: it's part of a program in which america's force a non-property partners with the public schools to promote learning in a safe environment. er taylor is among 6 elementary schools in san francisco that now have a feel funded by

donations. >> it's a beautiful green play grouped for our kids and community pup >> reporter: sanchez elementary hopes to be the next to undergrow the asphalt to tour much transformation by teaching them team work and stilled play. >> those what makes them make good decision and avoid the temptation of gang involvement. >> on my side. >> reporter: oscar wrote and performed a pro up about his mother. >> i'm really just saying allove you. >> it really is a new vet that nobody knows about us but hoping this will be changes that. >> reporter: the program's 18- field of dreams to serve low- increase neighborhoods. >> such a big difference for

the kids going from asphalt to tour much. thank you. we know tonight that a man died from falling from a check repicker was replacing street lights. san jose police say the man fell from the bucket of a people truck. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities say they was working for a subcontractor to install led streetlamps. sheriff's deputies in the east bay now say two deadly shootings are both gang related and appear to be connected. a woman was killed last night in san marco boulevard and just four days earlier a 26-year-old man was shot to death on highway 4 near bailee road. christina tells us those shootings are raising a great deal of concern. gangs have their their

marken a -- it's unsettling for some in bay point. : i drive up and dun the freeway every day. >> reporter: around 10 go people were shot at in their car to highway 4. with busted windows the victim drove themselves to the medical center and concord. a 26-year-old man from bay point survived. >> deeply kerned about safety of the fluent and we have it finding those possible and bring them in to justice. saying last night's shooting is linked to a saturday afternoon shooting on highway 4 near bailee road. 20-year-old thomas mendes of pittsburgh was killed in his car. won't say if all of the victims had gang affiliations. >> what concerns me northeast is the local michigan members clear i will have no fear and

no worry about going out and doing this type of thing and i want to make sure the social securities of this fine community are safe driving up and down the roadway. >> reporter: or driver youing anywhere. >> the people that are doing this not thinking they're just killing that person off. they're hurting a family. >> reporter: and rutting a community. reassuring the high public is safe not everyone is convinceed. fog free outside right now. temperatures still pretty warm inland. here's a life picture. and the fog will work it's way back in late tonight or early tomorrow morning. jet stream it's clear right now as you go out in the sunset district fog should pull in late tonight early tornado warning mom. 71 in fairfield. seeing the heat build up in the central valley and then the

inland value at least all coming this way tomorrow. so, here we are with the forecast for tomorrow morning as we move forward. it went away. here is the forecast for tomorrow morning, too. 63 degrees at # a.m. that starts off pretty quick. and 89 degrees at noon and then up to 96 degrees by 4:00. so you see the numbers really starting to jack up there. a hot day tomorrow. hottest day of the week. fire danger will go off the charm the in the valleys and going to see the air quality take it. so when i come back we will talk about more cities. how hot they're going to get. we will see you back here after a couple of breaks. a young giants fan getting vip treatment. how they helped a special little boy forget all about his troubles tonight. up first a missing pet found dead and with its league

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a daring robbery captured on camera. tonight the san jose police department is asking for help identifying the man stoppable. look at this video here. the pair robbed two women in a parking garage at 280 south 2nd street happened sunday june 14th. the first attacker described as a la tee know. the second attacker also described as latino in his 20s, tall and thin. new at 10 a heartbroken dog owner is speaking out tonight after her beloved campaignon was discovered dead with i its

regulars pound. if i they found him in the -- walnut avenue on mono. as the workers pulls the dog out of that canal they noticed its legs were tied together with a shoe lace. the dog was later identified adds anastral jan shepherd. the owner says when she woke up monday morning and learned gino had gotten out she never imagined what would happen next. >> i was heartbroken that anyone could do this to this defenseless, wonderful, gentle dog. this isn't a dog that would run up at you and attack. this was a dog that when he saw you she smiled. there was an old animal. >> the incident is now being investigated as a case of animal cruelty. anyone be information is asked to call animal services in walnut creek. a unique construction project is getting a lot of

attention in san francisco. rob roth tells us it's the satisfy's first apartment buildings with services specifically described for low increase lgbt sisters. >> reporter: of all the buildings going on in san francisco these days this project on laguna street perhaps mean the the most to this man. she's a gay senior are little money. the construction project he's admiring will soon be 40 units of affordable housing with special servicessen built in for lgbt seniors for the first full-time in san francisco. >> that's what i am and have been for 50 years. they knew of. and having more rest innocence. more peace. >> reporter: the project also includes another 79 affordable units which will also be available. the housing legally cannot be set aside for any specifics

group but seniors will be encouraged to aflay for the units. should make it especially attractive. >> isolation is very pervasive among colter adults. the open house says lgbt seniors are often single and don't have the same level of family's support older may have. very critical we created a space that is safer and her more supportive and understanding as the unique challenges they face. >> reporter: for this man an opportunity to live along other sisters who share a common identity with a dream come true. >> the gay and lesbian community is the equivalent had- a ethnic community. it would be nice to be around your own people. especially this your later years of life. >> reporter: the first 40 units should be ready by next summer.

the san francisco giants helping a little boy's dream come true. the strip treatment he got and why. and later new developments to the case of those that -- well. that's actually nascar driver. >> jeff gordon. >> jeff gordon. this could be his last races a sonoma coming up for you in just a little bit.

new at 10 the san francisco giants making a dream come true for a young fan who is batting cancer. tonight's game against the padres was about much more than just come back after last night's extra innings loss. >> that little guy is so cute. tonight was about making memories for the boy and his family and heather oklahoma is at at&t park with they got the

vip treatment tonight. heather. >> reporter: frank, julie, got a front row seat at batting practice and even got a photographs. but the heartbreaking diagnose came about a year ago. his parents were told he had a brain tumor and nothing the boy could do. they decided to make the following months most memorable and that meant catching a night of baseball. it's there's one thing a chick said sees a lot is doctors. and on this day the san francisco giants are charlie's healers. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: while taking him batting pack foustiest at at&t park many players getting an autograph from outfielder justin maxwell. anything special for any eight- year-old. it was truly exceptional for charlie. he doesn't have control.

occupant here he gets control. he gets to be the gun guy. and that's the beauty of all of it. >> charlie as a brain tumor and for the path 11 months his laugh has been consumed by cancer treatments and hospital stays. >> heartbreaking. >> reporter: for more on jessica's processing l the oddest of her four children has determinal cancer has not. used. >> you're something that old people or goneup gets. but you are they're our babies. 8-year-old little boys. horrible. >> reporter: but the sadness seemed to disappear with every swing of the bat. the 2 giants game was perfect. that's deadly important. >> a seat and a smile for this family. sometimes it's all parents can

do for a diagnose son and sometimes that's all that matters. >> i love it when we can have good days and make memories for everybody. trying to get the family tickets and the san francisco giants were more than happy to help out. i spoke with that little leek coach tonight and he told me he was overjoed that his family finally got to experience a little joy. >> it was a great idea. so nice to see little charlie smiling and have a good day. a wildfire that was started by lightning tonights to burn out of control tonight by lake tahoe. more than 17,000 acres lighter winds and lower temperatures helped firefighters gain a bit of grown on the fire today. but till it's only about 10% contained. hospitals are helping fight the flames and several cam grounds along highway 4 vcu evacuated.

a betall jan chief guilty of second degree murder late today. the killing of his then girlfriend 26-year-old sarah goodness. saying he stopped her to death in their -- he now faces a sentence of 15 years to live in frizz. prosecutors had asked for a first degree murder and if the defense corn for manslaughter. become a common sight all over the area. but thanks to a new pipeline some of that brown could eventually turn green again. that pipeline will carry recycled water and it will also help save 400,000 gallons of drying water every day. wokers lower the 200-pound met call -- >> recycle water to large

landscape customers currently using drinking water. >> reporter: it will care to 40 commercial customers. >> this is exactly what recycle water is. it's really meant for -- you know, help preserve, drinking water during the drought. >> reporter: recycled water is landscaping water. if it wasn't used for arrogation. >> it would be house and discharged back to the bay. so it's a local resource. >> reporter: central park is one of the places that will eventually tap into this recycled water type line. >> i would much rather it go to the quality of life here than being pumped out into the bay. the covet project is $55 million. >> the common person who's not the golfer and doesn't enjoy the ice cream and golf course

why should they pay for it? >> reporter: but saying there's a mutual event helping save 400 ,000 gallons of valuable drinkable water. there are other recycled water construction projects also in the pipelines building three miles of pipeline west of highway 680. and -- from ikea to berkeley's aquatic park. these are big priorities for water districts. ktvu fox 2 news. coming up next a second prison plea arrested in connection with that escape of two murderers. we talked about how host alex it's going to get tomorrow but things are trending down as we head towards the end of the week. how much will it drop? plus shoppers being

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a second prison employee has been arrested in connection with the escape of two murderers in new york. 57-year-old gene palmers is charged with three felony and one zone. authorities say he delivered

tools to the inmates. his attorney says palmer has been cooperating with the investigation. meanwhile the search is focused now about 75 square miles of upstate new york. police think they may have got. their hands on from a hunting cabin. authorities found dna evidence on one of them from items left behind with a cabin. >> now speaking their nomination to run for president and today bobby jindal entered the race. >> i am governor of the great state of louisiana and i am running for the president of the goatest country of the world the united states of america. >> jindal has already considered a long shot. he was at the bottom in one recent polled. he is conserve dave on fiscal and social issues. the first indian american governor in the u.s. he calls himself a duer and a washington

outsider. saying he plans to travel to new hampshire and hey soon. governor very brown today using the sate's -- statement today the budget is balanced. it's on time and it pays down some of our debt. highlights of the budget include the first earned north carolina tax credit. and child care and child health coverage. new tuition increases for california's university. the universities, excuse me. the legislature passed 115.4 billion budget last week. the state also plans to adopt an amnesty program for residents who candidate afford to pay things off that have resulted in $4.8 million driver's license suspensions. ! watchdog agency in new york accusing of champ folks two

times for. saying it tested 80 different types of prepackage products and which one was mislabeled. ranging from to almost $15 for coconut slip. holefully this tennessees the allegation and you say any items. wall street pulled back today a nay -- 178 points. that is drag dropped 176. folks are now fading for our resolution on the death crisis. >> a ceremony today marged the first member from our grating class. it's hard to keep them going. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's call the human substantiate ability program. the hypobetween the all media probation department and how they connect. the 10 graduates have spend the last few months with taking out

of easy pant. it's all part of an effort to help them leading a life of crime. jeff gordon raising one last time at sonoma race way. >> i'm going to miss so much to me. a huge part of my career. >> reporter: what he says he loved most about that track. >> plus warmer weather on the way it's going to get hot. here is bill martin complete with the bay area forecast. teams new championship throw fee.

so nascar is returning to sonoma race way this weekend for the toyota save mart 350 and jeff gordon will be getting behind the wheel there for the last time. >> sat down with gordon afew days ahead of the race to talk

about the track. it's a story new at 10. >> reporter: jeff gordon is the undispute king of sonoma race way. 22 starts, 17 top ten finishes, 5 wins. but it all started here about 75 miles he's at cold crackerjack track. little jeff gordon raising quarter midgets. now his first trip back since child hoot. >> that was amazing to see how little had changed. >> reporter: expect the name. it's now the roy hayer memorial speed way but we may catch the rang of it. >> it was the dirt smack and you really had to learn your card control at a very young age. >> i really loved watching the -- sharing that with my kids who might race midgets one day. >> reporter: after reliving the

racetrack gordon threw his life down memory lane anthra it in reverse. known back then as springs town middle school. >> i don't remember it being blue. i reason it being a beige color. >> the hallway's new coat does not paint the nostalgia. >> everything sort of resolved around racing for me. nothing has changed much in that sense. but coming back here which i look at these lockers and hallways. definitely brings up a lot of memories. >> reporter: retrospection has its time and place and there mlb plenty more after sunday night. >> i'm so focused on going there and competing to win this race. it's going to be my final race there. it's going to be an emotional day and weekend for me.

because as i go through it. i know i'm going to be thinking more about well, this is the last time i will be racing here. sonoma has meant so much to me. a huge part of my nascar career. great victories together. great experiences. and one of my favorite tracks to go to on the circuit. which begs the question of nondefinitive retirement? >> i can't say definitely not. i don't have any plannings to and i doubt whether it's going to happen. i believe half homestead this year it will be my final race. but i never want to say never. if i were, to come back and run some races in the future. but but i can take it. >> ktvu fox 2 news. tracking that warm up and it is heading our way. warmer today and it will increase the temperatures and we will increase the terms

tomorrow. we head outside and 95 today. but tomorrow i just have to spend up over $100 degrees. fairfield, concord, these are all going to be 100 -- 190 wrap pup. no off of the coast right now in in san francisco looking south down towards army street. no fog along the coast. there's fog outside the coast you can see it right here. that fog will work it's way back in but not tonight and really very little of it tomorrow morning. it's mostly going to be a very hot day tomorrow because of the lack of fog. 75 in can cord right now. and 11:00 at night and it's that warm. the winds are diagnose down. the winds are still slightly on shore but light for this time of night and so things are warming up. so the way this lines up the high pressure is going to take charge.

it's not coming from out here. so all of the heat is coming out by the sea breeze here. we're right on the bay. sort of in the middle here. san francisco, okay, san jose. but if you get to the east of it it's going to be in the 100s. do you like it? it's the housest day tomorrow. so forecast model runs for the climates. pop over the hills and you're immediately into the 90s and very -- upper 90 and low 100s start to show up. >> a hard day at the week. 103 in clear lake tomorrow. i don't know if i could easily be 102. hot day tomorrow. that could be 101. forecasting the areas typically for the airports which are often more rural environments

and dirt around there than concrete. van jose even though it's going that it's going to feel a lot hotter. the forecast with the weekend in view. hottest day tomorrow and the trending down. talked about it last night sending fires and we had fires and tomorrow fires again. there won't be a lot of wind tomorrow so that will help. get out and do it early. warriors fans were able to get up close and personal today with the nba championship trophy in san francisco. the chainy new lay-in orion chip true fee is on display. the san francisco's travel association. still no word yet from the warriors on when they will take that new trophy out on the road for a public tour. >> that is a good looking true mee. when was the last time this happened. a's and giants hit a home run tonight and they boat hit a grand slam. >> on the same page it has been

off and on all year. we will start with the giants. it was really starting to get a little weird. giants losing 10 of their last 11 on the field. and we continue to mbs. that would be most pleasant surprise. another stellar pitching performance. busting it and for the second time in the last five games they went against the dodgers about a week ago. already one team nothing in the 3rd, 2 outs, 2-2 pitch. rosy is i'm a little truths. summer of summer. >> and plenty to work with. only allowed 5 hits. in they need human in the rotation. 6-9 final. kind of like the beginning of the season never even happened for the a's. all after sudden they don't look like a team unloading place near the trade dead lin.

by slapping share hands on the back with -- never in doubt thanks to eight runs in the first couple of innings brett kim over for core ron to. 353 this month of june. pretty much she had to reach right there. but josh fagly, deep, he's had four in the last seven games. the big story there with a youngster making kent. i want to in order of ma. but tough luck for them. and kendall graveman also in the trade. winner giving up only 200s. and it looked like it's working out pretty well for both sides. greatman traded for this guy. josh donaldson. many calling that the catch of the year so far. at the time it was traveling to participate in the on the go pact pacts? physical calling through with a

sensational gap. you're not going to want to miss the other governor. a little more fable too. the clanks of aluminum bats can be from here until omaha. he's decided tonight. sports is next.

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cavilers are champs. not the lebrons but the university of virginia cavilers winning the college baseball world series and in so doing becoming the fist team from the acc in 60 years to pull that off. way back in 55. that is david price. ace for the tigers and vanderbilt alum. checking it it out. virginia 2-2 and 2 on, 2 out. the clank with withhe drove in 3 of the 4 runs. there it is the last out the first ever national baseball title for the university of virginia and vanderbilt on the short end. i guess it just runs in the family. steph curry already one of the all-time shooters. his dad from the outside and now aisha. the wife. >> pull a basketball joke here.

[ laughter ] oh. >> easy. >> basketball and basketball joke here. >> good for three. that's the sporting life. >> oh, yeah. see you later, everyone. >> good night.

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