. >> reporter: former outfielder eric burns was voice and a big pro pone inept. >> i think it would help to object tau fie the process and you are getting what you deserve. >> it is different for each batter. it makes adjustments depending on the height of the player. the computer guidelines that the strike is the area above the knees and the two balls below the belt. >> he is still needed to make calls on close plays so no one will be losing any jobs. >> we are the leader in technology. this is something nobody has ever tried. >> still there are always the traditionalists as is the case in baseball. >> i don't like it because you can't yell at it. >> i like a real human being. >> they hope it will take off and eventually make its way to the majors. in san rafael lilian kim, abc7 news. >> well out raifnlg -- outrage over the killing of a famous lion. did he have a permit or was it poaching? what we are learning about the hunter and the mauling he is getting from critics. >> plus thumbs up to a successful operation, the first ever double happened transplant -- hand transplant done on a ch

tonight, with the help of eric burns who is announcing the robot's calls. >> ball. >> reporter: burnsys the technology is quite literally a game changer on par with instant replay. >> it will change everything. i truly believe it will. >> reporter: the technology has been around for a while, but it has never been used to call a pro game live until tonight. three cameras strategically placed high above the field, trianulate the ball location and make the call. >> it is getting the calls right. >> reporter: it means pitchers like michael kersch nearest airport er will have to be on their toes and there will be less arguing with the umpire. >> for me, the best part of the game is the banter. the good baseball banter and the bad banter. that's all part of it. >> reporter: not tonight. and possibly never again if the robot's popularity grows. >> this is something down the road that will change the game of baseball forever. >> reporter: in san rafael, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> before you know it, they will have computers that forecast ... oh wait. you do have models. [ laughter ] >> let's

. >> reporter: former outfielder eric burns was voice and a big pro pone inept. >> i think it would help to object tau fie the process and you are getting what you deserve. >> it is different for each batter. it makes adjustments depending on the height of the player. the computer guidelines that the strike is the area above the knees and the two balls below the belt. >> he is still needed to make calls on close plays so no one will be losing any jobs. >> we are the leader in technology. this is something nobody has ever tried. >> still there are always the traditionalists as is the case in baseball. >> i don't like it because you can't yell at it. >> i like a real human being. >> they hope it will take off and eventually make its way to the majors. in san rafael lilian kim, abc7 news. >> well out raifnlg -- outrage over the killing of a famous lion. did he have a permit or was it poaching? what we are learning about the hunter and the mauling he is getting from critics. >> plus thumbs up to a successful operation, the first ever double happened transplant -- hand transplant done on a ch

eric burns is. [applause] >> i don't drink coffee. i don't like coffee i thought the reason was the taste. but instead it may be my lack of coordination. [laughter] i would like to ask your forbearance because if i stumble somewhere i may have just been done in by coffee. 1920 was a remarkable year in and of itself because of the events of that year but because they were harbingers of the events that what happened later in the decade or later in the century or two events that have been in this century, to major events of this century. thursday and september 20 -- 16, 1920 trinity church on wall street the final bell sounds the noon hour and at the precise instant a horse standing in front of the jpmorgan bake across the street explodes it explodes into so many pieces that men could ever be found. qdoba i will not be questioned. [laughter] it was attached to a cart that was the equivalent of 100 pounds of dynamite in addition to the 500 pounds of cast-iron which when the explosion occurred had the effect of shrapnel. it was lunch hour

eric burn pledged $10,000 if anyone gets ejected for second guessing the machine. >> going to be a littleifferent. >> definitely. >>> weather is really scorching out there. >> and it continues. sunny skies and mainly high conditions still inland. then we have a beach hazard statement to tell you about. it's for our south-facing beaches, strong rip currents and light breakers are possible. right now we're looking at pretty intense inland heat, still. 101 in antioch. 98 in livermore. so if heat is slow to subside statewide tomorrow, 105 in chico. 103 in yosemite. here in the bay area, another sizzler. on the coast it will be mild with upper 80s to mid-90s around the bay. inland 107 in antioch. 100 off at santa rosa once again. and here is the accu-weather forecast. tomorrow will be our second spare the air day. thursday is likely to be one as well. the heat eases just a bit humidity rises on friday, it's going to feel muggy into the weekend but at least temperatures will decline. not by a lot but will get less hot. >> thank you. >> remember, if you go to work for the oakland a's buy a big h

eric burn pledged $10,000 if anyone gets ejected for second guessing the machine. >> going to be a littleferent. >> definitely. >>> weather is really scorching out there. >> and it continues. sunny skies and mainly high conditions still inland. then we have a beach hazard statement to tell you about. it's for our south-facing beaches, strong rip currents and light breakers are possible. right now we're looking at pretty intense inland heat, still. 101 in antioch. 98 in livermore. so if heat is slow to subside statewide tomorrow, 105 in chico. 103 in yosemite. here in the bay area, another sizzler. on the coast it will be mild with upper 80s to mid-90s around the bay. inland 107 in antioch. 100 off at santa rosa once again. and here is the accu-weather forecast. tomorrow will be our second spare the air day. thursday is likely to be one as well. the heat eases just a bit humidity rises on friday, it's going to feel muggy into the weekend but at least temperatures will decline. not by a lot but will get less hot. >> thank you. >> remember, if you go to work for the oakland a's buy a big hou

tonight with the help of former oakland as player eric burns who's announcing the robot's calls. >> long. >> reporter: burns says the technology is quite literally a game changer on par with instant replay. >> it will change everything. i truly believe it will. >> reporter: the technology has been around for a while but it's never been used to call a pro game live until tonight. three cameras strategy kathy placed high above the -- strategically placed high above the field make the call. >> this helps the accuracy of the game and getting the calls right. >> reporter: it means pitchers like michael will have to be on their toes. >> i think everyone is pretty, you know -- just curious as to how it's going to be. >> reporter: there will be less arguing with the umpire. >> they've been using this technology on broadcasts basically to call umps out for years. so it's good to see them employing it. >> it might seeds up the game for people like joy who think it's boring. >> no complaints about that. >>> time to see what our partners at cbs this morning are covering. >> our partner gayle king is

burning south of lake berryessa and highway 138. amy hollyfield is near the scene north of vacaville with the latest. amy? >> yes eric you can get a sense of the 6,000 acres that have burned. look at this canyon, how hilly it is. this is what they are working in. look how scattered the homes are they are trying to protect. it is not like it is a neat row of homes. they are all throughout the canyon very far apart from each other. about 200 are threatened. they have evacuated them. they hope to lift the evacuation soon. they say that they will not make a prediction for today because the fire is unpredictable and kept them busy overnight. look how lively this fire was overnight. this is usually the time when fire takes a break and lies down for a bit but not this year. >> the fires this year are from time to time more active at night not just because the fuels of dryer but last night it stayed fairly warm. >> the strike team from marin county arrived at midnight had to jump into a firefight. >> as we were to deploy it jumped to the other line. they needed engines and we were at the bottom the road and they redeployed u

burns. not with the zobrist sack fly. what was eric sogard's position?o get the former a, seth smith, the as beat felix hernandez at home for the first time in seven years. won the game 2-0. >>> it is a day for red, white, and blue, but i can tell you, the giants? they are feeling black and blue. five straight losses now. no independence day elements in washington dc against madison bumgarner. michael taylor out in a hurry. his sixth home run opened the scoring. fifth pitch from bumgarner and the dangerous bryce harper. a two-run laze tore the bullpen in right. his 25th big fly for the season. it is 3-0. nationals steven strassburg didn't make it out of the fourth. he had tightness in his side. had to come out of the game. they don't want to take any chances with him. bumgarner didn't make it past the sixth. tyler moore was the r.b.i. machine. four of them today. two on this play. 6-0 score and the nationals roll the final of 9-3. >>> segway to golf. par 70, west virginia hills course. pga, greenbriar. tiger woods up and down. four shots off this morning

eric? >> 4:29. residents near the out-of-control fire burning near lake berryessa have a new concern: directing wateruth of state route 128 and is only 15 percent contained. mandatory evacuations are to place but some have been l >> a caretakers and helicopter hammered away 250 waited to return home. including christopher and his regulate wife. >> i swore we were going into labor. >> they were being evacuated and his wife is two days overdue. >> trying to keep my wife calm and get the sheriff knocking on our door the flames are coming. >> 50 residents of golden bear estates were allowed to return home but he and his wife and 200 others have to wait. >> there are power outages and we need to mitigate any hazard before we can health them in. >> the irrigation district is issuing a warning: the water in quail canyon could be contaminated. huge amounts of fire retard around made with fertilizer and dye may have seened into the ground water supply after pumped into the 80,000 gallon tank. christine lives there. what do you know as far as the safety of

eric thomas. the breaking news involve as grass fire currently burning on a hillside in lafayette.y. the first reports could have come from the high school. it is burning up the hill on the...west side...the south side of the hill. still burning. don't have any fire crews on scene but we waiting for that to happen. >> grass fires are a major issue today. we check with meteorologist mike nicco. it will be another hot day. >> going to be hot. as hot as yesterday. if not hotter in some areas. good morning. we have fog along the coast toward point reyes. that will dissipate quickly when the sun comes up. i have camera open and that is the fire. on the south side of 24 -- no, the north side of 24. the 12-hour day planner, 56 to 68. starting off warm this morning. by noon we are 2 at the coast and nbc inland. 4:00 72 at the coast to 100 inland. it is a "spare the air" day. by five o'clock we are comfortable at the cost 68 but hot inland at 92 degrees. now the commute. here is leyla. >> on 680 you can see if there is traffic approaching highway 24. we are seeing heavier traffic as you pus

eric thomas. in the east pay we have breaking news, a fire burning in lafayette that is west of the pleasant hillnorth of deer hill road. >> aim is on the scene with the latest. >> i have robert with me right new from the fire department and can you tell me the latest? >> we received reports of a vegetation fire on deer hill road and it parallels highway 24. i expect there will be traffic impacted this morning. right new we do not have an estimate on containment and we cannot see the size of the fire yet. i know it is greater than 3-5 acres acres and my guess is it is probably an continue acres. one home is threatened and that is up here threatened by this spot fire that started and the main period of the fire is over at top of the ridge where you start to get a flareup up this so we are trying to get this under criminal at this point it is concern because the winds are going to pick up. >> thank you for the update were we are not of highway 24. the situation from our vantage point appears to be improving of the one fire captain said they feel like they are making progress. they are getting this.

eric thomas. a fast-moving fire burning in rough terrain has now grown to more than 6,000 acres.t's as good as it's beginning to get. winds are down to 9 miles per hour gusting to 21 earlier this morning. relative humidity, temperature about 50. let's take a look at what's going to happen for the rest of us. we'll be seasonal pi this weekend. a heat wave next week. >>> here's a look at the toll plaza. traffic is heavy coming in from the east bay. we had an earlier medical emergency on a transit bus that pulled it over to the side. all lanes have now reopened. an accident here as you make up to red road causing delay tlus pleasant hill. >> it's "live with kelly & michael." today, star of the new drama "southpaw," jake gyllenhaal. and from "pretty little liars" and "pixels," ashley benson. plus, we'll show you how to make healthier dessert choices that will satisfy your sweet tooth, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] ♪ i got bills i got to pay i work, work, work every day ♪ kelly: hi. [applause]

eric thomas. now to the latest developments on the wildfire burning.d 10 square miles and moving south. e evacuation orders have been lifted for nearly 50 of the 200 homes e evacuated. however, dozens of homes and ranches are still threatened. a section of highway 50 has been shut down in both directions. the wildfire is 15% contained. the cause is under investigation. >>> let's check in with leyla gulen to look at traffic. >> mobile 360 heading into san francisco. we have plenty of other people with the same idea. i'm going to turn 360 around in a 180 degree direction. pack the shades. other parts of the bay area, we have an accident at the richmond toll plaza. and it is causing a bit of a backup. you have the delays from castro street. 51 miles per hour on the upper deck to the north bay. >>> when we come back meteorologist mike nicco will have the weekend forecast. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> good morning, here's your c

burning within a few feet of others. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. i am kress. >> i am eric thomas. >> those firefighters are making progress in the wragg fire which is bumping near lake berryessa in napa county. the fire grew only sightly overnight to 6900 acres and containment is up to 20 percent. the communities of quail ridge and canyon creek are under mandatory evacuation orders, golden bear and along county road 8 now are open. that is where amy hollyfield is with the returning evacuees. >> residents have been busy this morning. we have watched them retrieving animals from the shelters and driving back home they moving back in. this is their view of the fire. we are at entrance of their neighbor. they can see a lot of smoke now but on wednesday they could see the flames and they knew it was time to go. this fire certainly has had some very close calls. >> look at how close the wragg fire came to this house. it protectty knocked on the front door blazing right through some someone likes to sit and relax and take in the view. the firefighters saved it along with countles

eric thomas. a 20-acre wildfire is burning inside sonoma regional wilderness. sky 7 hd was over the scene.y the fire is burning near a drainage area. it may have been started by lightning around 4:30 this morning. the fire may also have begun as two separate fires that merged into one. >>> we'll check on the morning commute now with leyla. >> on 60 heading northbound through 880 and hayward, traffic is light. turning 360 around in a 180-degree direction, southbound traffic is moving well as well. we have a hit-and-run this has caused damage to a vehicle near candlestick park. not finding any lane blockages. 101 in and out of the the city and 280 are not too shabby ear. >>> when we come back, we'll female announcer: when you see this truck it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get up to four years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. and of course

burn your toilet paper. >> it is always to cover up -- >>> erica and i -- not eric. and i picked up our little girl from camp. she had a great time. her parents were mourning her absence. erica and i picked her up. we took her to boston. first, we did the tea party tour and the american freedom trail. we went to thomas haynes and paul revere's. it was really, really wonderful. as a special treat on saturday night, we took her to see taylor swift at gillette stadium. taylor swift put on an amazing show. she's a wonderful role model for these little girls. it was very touching. i think taylor swift would make a great president. >> all right. >>> i had the pleasure to meet someone here in person. she is a presidential candidate for 2016. she'll be giving a major foreign policy speech tonight at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. a lot of people are wondering what her foreign policy would be like and we're going to get a chance to hear about it and perhaps more about it tomorrow on the show. >>> look at this. i love balloons and i love world records. 4

burns running from first to third, picks up major air as he goes head first into the back. tyler clifford pimped the ninth to get his a save, eric sew guard gets smith to end the ball game. 2-0 the final. the a's hat ten hits, the most allowed by hernandez this season. >>> in nation yo capital this fan was making a fashion statement. the father of our country, george washington, wins the presidential race easily. this game ban with bang as the nationals' michael taylor takes madison bumgarner's first pitch straight to left. four pitches later bryce harper, with the home run. washington's tyler moore provides hi own fireworks, going 3-4, with four rbi. he drives in two with this double. 9-3 was the final. the giants have now lost five straight. >>> the victory parade continue for the warriors. harrison barnes got to bring the larry o'bryan trophy to his home town of ames, iowa. he was excited to share the trophy with those who knew him from the start. >> it was really special. just because the people in ame they supported me and people in iowa supported me since day one. back when we were getting bounced out, to winning the state

burns running from first to third, picks up major air as he goes head first into the back. tyler clifford pimped the ninth to get his a save, eric sew guard gets smith to end the ball game. 2-0 the final. the a's hat ten hits, the most allowed by hernandez this season. >>> in nation yo capital this fan was making a fashion statement. the father of our country, george washington, wins the presidential race easily. this game ban with bang as the nationals' michael taylor takes madison bumgarner's first pitch straight to left. four pitches later bryce harper, with the home run. washington's tyler moore provides hi own fireworks, going 3-4, with four rbi. he drives in two with this double. 9-3 was the final. the giants have now lost five straight. >>> the victory parade continue for the warriors. harrison barnes got to bring the larry o'bryan trophy to his home town of ames, iowa. he was excited to share the trophy with those who knew him from the start. >> it was really special. just because the people in ame they supported me and people in iowa supported me since day one. back when we were getting bounced out, to winning the state

eric byrnes is helping test out a computer i strikes him. it's the first can pewter system where professional game will not be called by a live person. burns will announce the outcome. the games will be played next tuesday and wednesday. >>> the rally possum returned to oakland last night but not much help for the oakland a's. he paid a visit during the ninth inning. you might remember back in august a possum showed up in extra innings of a tied game between the a's and tampa bay rays. he returned less than a week later near the end of another a's winner. no word if last night's possum was the same as the one in august. the jays would go on to win with a final seven - one. >>> the root beer will be flowing at tonight's a's game as well. the annual repair flood event taking place tonight with a number of celebrities making appearances. some include former ace stars mark ellis, and bobby crosby. olympic figure skater pulling the edmonds she will make an appearance as well. gates open at 5:00 p.m. special a's mugs cost $3 with floats costing $2 each. money raised will go to diabetes research. >>> we got a little crazy at the giants game. they

burn of alcohol. so you move to a healthier mouth from day one. >>> good morning. 4:28. thank you very much for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas.t off the bat. we'll have a check of traffic. and drew is in for mike to let us know more about -- are we hitting triple-digit temperatures again? >> again. yesterday 108 was the warmest spot. today equally as warm. it may feel a touch warmer. the humidity's going to come into place. it's going to take another day to take it easy out there. live doppler 7 hd showing a quiet scan. tower cam showing a mainly clear public of downtown san francisco. the day ahead, you will notice it turning more humid around lunchtime. then we turn hot in spots. there you go. inland 102 once again. we have that heat advisory in effect through 9:00 this evening. sunscreen, shade, and lot of water today. >> thank you. >>> we talk hot spots with weather. hopefully no hot spots i traffic. >> reporter: no. the bay bridge toll plaza, cars moving at top speeds. the san mateo bridge, looks hazy. travel across the water only going to take about 12 minutes to make it from hay award to foster city. a couple of constr

eric. >>> fire crews now have a grass fire in vallejo fully contained. here's what it looked like from sky fox. you can see the flames, a lot of smoke there burning not far from homes near lake herman road off columbia parkway and near ascot parkway and georgia street. calfire and crews from vallejo, benicia and cordelia attacked the fire from the air and the ground. it burned about 40 acres since it started around 2:00 this afternoon. again, that fire is now 100% contained. >>> new at 6:00, calfire and the u.s. forest service issued a warning today, not about fire, but the danger that drones pose to its fire crews. officials say the bottom line is when people fly their drones, they can't fly their aircraft. the agencies say it is not safe for their air crews and they had a message for the drone operators, no matter what they are trying to do. >> perhaps looking for the next most highly viewed video or photo on social media venues, it's simply putting at risk our aerial assets and the firefighters and the public at large at risk. >> the u.s. forest service says it had to stop its air attack against the lake fire in southern california last month

ferocious fire burning near lake berryessa jumping to 6,000 acres destroying one build and damaging at least one more. good morning thanks for joining us, i am matt keller here for christian. >> i am erics. first, we have a check on weather to see how the winds could be affecting the firefight. >> winds are fastest right now running around 20 miles per hour. that is what they are gusting up to. southwest at 11. the temperature is drop town to 51 and humidity is up to 84 percent. but that going to reverse as we head into the afternoon. watch the winds up here. they will blow out of the south and southwest and they could relax a bit. and stay just

frantic people trying to escape a fire burning out-of-control at lake berryessa that jumped to 6,000 acres and hundreds of hopes are in the path. >> good morning, i am ericisten sze on thursday july 23. >> the wildfire is affecting three,s and only 5 percent contained and for the latest on the firefighting effort, we get to amy. >> we are in a canyon that is smoky. the neighborhood interest rate of us has been evacuated. here is why: look at this view from sky 7 a live picture of what firefighters are having to deal with and what they are up against. this fire has burned 6,000 acres and is expected to grow and only a percent contained. it has destroyed more than brush, we have video of it burning a building and an outhouse or barn. it did destroy it. the fire has damaged a home. about 100 homes are threatened. officials have evacuated the quail ridge and golden bear neighbor and canyon creek campground. firefighters did not get a break overnight or this morning and this is video we shot an hour ago, it is still active, full of energy, and officials are worried about today's winds. >> the winds the winds were of concern yesterday and we hope the winds do

eric? >> developing news residents near the out of control fire bumping in napa county have to worry about water and names. the fire is burning this morning near the borders of napa and solano county south of state route 128 and has pumped 7,000 acre. it is only 15 percent contained. mandatory evacuations are in place. some have been lifted. >> it is okay until you see the frames because this is only one way in and one way out. >> are you worried? >> yes. >> residents in quail canyon are told not to drink their water because it could be contaminated. huge amounts of fire retardant made with dy. may have seened into the ground water supply that was pumped into the community's tank. >> abc7 was in santa rosa as cal fire filled the air tankers with fire retardant. the airport has four tankers assigned to fight the fire burning in rugged terrain that is difficult to reach. another wildfire is burning in el dorado forest near kyburz and highway 50 is closed near pollock pines and meyer possibility caused by sparks of a disabled vintage pickup and is only 5 percent contained. people headed to lake tahoe are advised to sake 80 from

eric thomas and matt have traffic. >> leyla gulen is off. we are checking traffic. we start with the grass fire near evora road and highway four, the fire -- has contained it. it burnedes. southbound 880 there was an early stall but the commute has gummed up from san francisco low. the damage is done although it is removed. 360 camera on southbound 680 the traffic is barely moving, you can see it right there, because two makes were shut down because of emergency asphalt work and a sig-alert is in effect which means we are not exactly sure when the work will be finished but we will let you knowen we know. >> when it comes to cash for chores, financial experts say there is a right way to give allowance to your kids in three steps. do nut tie regular chores to the allowance. you want your child to understand being part of a family requires doing some taxes for which he -- some things is not compensated for. >> dollar a week for each year. >> it is a lifelong habit with separate bangs for spending and save asking donating much the tips are based on "make your make money changes." >> five murders in modesto and what the suspect's connection is to the victims. >> the backu

ferocious fire burning near lake berryessa jumping to 6,000 acres destroying one build and damaging at least one more. good morning thanks for joining us, i am matt keller here for christian. >> i am eric thomas. first, we have a check on weather to see how the winds could be affecting the firefight. >> winds are fastest right now running around 20 miles per hour. that is what they are gusting up to. southwest at 11. the temperature is drop town to 51 and humidity is up to 84 percent. but that going to reverse as we head into the afternoon. watch the winds up here. they will blow out of the south and southwest and they could relax a bit. and stay just below gusting to 20 miles per hour. now a check on the only commute. leyla? >> we will start in the north bay, taking out 101 to san rafael pushing to 580 with traffic light and accident free so far this morning. coming up to the golden gate bridge, check it out the truck is making its way to the north end of the bridge to expand southbound lanes. head to the far right-hand side in the northbound or southbound traffic and 45 minutes from tracy to dublin but everything else is running at close to posted speed. >> thank you leyla. 500 firef

burning flags on the street. so it's an interesting situation. senator, thank you very much. good to have you with us today. ericissue of criminal illegal aliens explode during the presidential race. it turns out the white house abandoned the federal secure communities program saying it wasn't work. but the i.c.e. former director says that's not true. the taxpayers spent $3 billion on this program. why is it a bust? what's wrong with it? >> reporter: nothing is wrong with it. i'd did what the president said they wanted. the feds created secure communities using the local jails as the choke point to separate illegal immigrants from criminal aliens. when a suspect was booked into jail their fingerprints were checked to see if they were deportable. congressman dated this for those who overstayed their visa or committed crime. congress missed almost nine out of ten illegal aliens. >> it worked too well in terms of broadly identifying individuals who had been arrested and charged with crimes. >> reporter: in 2012 the administrationed a --the administration praised the program. eric: why is the administration killing

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