our coverage starts with abc7 reporter less leslie brinkley oe of city hall. >> reporter: at 6:00, that's the official end of pride celebration at city civic. traffic and people are jammed up. what a day it was. according to sfpd a short while ago, no arrests so far. they say people are behaving. a million people celebrating their pride. the pride parade down market street as seen from sky 7. organizers say a record-breaking 250 contingents marched this year. >> happy pride, san francisco! >> reporter: by noon, the crowd and costume celebrators converged on city plaza. some floated through while others seemed stunned as they took it all in. >> it's been interesting, to say the least. a lot of people, a lot of things i don't know if i was expecting to see. nudity, nudity is definitely one of them. ♪ >> there's a wave of love washing over everyone and a sense of freedom. i feel so grateful to be able to experience this. >> reporter: there were dressed up dogses, dancers and plenty of cool shoes to check out. overlooking it all, police up on rooftops and down in the crowd. it was all hands o

. >> "abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley live in castro valley with the story. eporter: that's right. it was here at about this time last night that a man car jacked an suv with a dad and his 14-year-old daughter in it, not very far from where i'm standing right now, and they both somehow managed to escape. the teenage girl by leaping out of the moving vehicle. it was here along red wood road on a block full of small businesses and old homes that the car jacker surprised a man and his daughter at 11:15 wednesday night. police say the 14-year-old yelled at him to get out but he refused and sped off. the 14-year-old girl immediately escaped by jumping out of the moving car. the alameda county sheriff's department tracked the car jacker using on star, installed in the 2016 silver chevy tahoe. at 1:10 a.m. units swooped in for a felony stop at this gas station in fremont onrnton avenue. 23-year-old frank williams was arrested on kidnapping, carjacking and assault with a deadly weapon. he was driven back to castro valley where the father and daughter identified him as

. >> "abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley live in castro valley with the story. ie. >> reporter: that's right. it was here at about this time last night that a man car jacked an suv with a dad and his 14-year-old daughter in it, not very far from where i'm standing right now, and they both somehow managed to escape. the teenage girl by leaping out of the moving vehicle. it was here along red wood road on a block full of small businesses and old homes that the car jacker surprised a man and his daughter at 11:15 wednesday night. police say the 14-year-old yelled at him to get out but he refused and sped off. the 14-year-old girl immediately escaped by jumping out of the moving car. the alameda county sheriff's department tracked the car jacker using on star, installed in the 2016 silver chevy tahoe. at 1:10 a.m. units swooped in for a felony stop at this gas station in fremont on thornton avenue. 23-year-old frank williams was arrested on kidnapping, carjacking and assault with a deadly weapon. he was driven back to castro valley where the father and daughter ident

abc7 news's leslie brinkley is niot at the epicenter bart leslie? >> reporter: good afternoon. i can give you some of the tips bart offered up to us today. they said avoid this lake merritt station on parade day. it is likely to close early and trains could even bypass it. it is one of many tips they offered out to commuters and parade goers. thursday, they said, let's just be civil and roll with the changes. barton thursday will certainly break record ridership set during the last warriors parade and the san francisco giants 2012 world series win. >> in 2015 the crowd estimate was that a million people came to oakland to witness the parade and the rally. this year therojectionsth aat. we've heard numbers as high as a million and a half to 2 million people.orr: all bart morning commuters are being forewarned. leave by 7:00 a.m. or you could get caught up in the crush of fans. bart is removing nine trains thursday morning from the pittsburgh/bay point line to handle warrior crowds in oakland. and half the trains from fremont warm springs to san francisco will be diverted to th r

"abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley got the story on this in-flight emergency. >> reporter: it startedut as a normal flight from oakland to chicago on june 6th for susan anderson and her daughter kimberly omansky, who were en route to visit family. halfway through the light there was an urge nlt announcement. >> is there a doctor or a nurse on this plane? there's an emergency. >> reporter: susan anderson says her daughter kimberly, a registered nurse, was the only licensed medical professional on the flight. a middle age women went into anaphalactic shock, a lighten threatening reaction. >> she could not breathe, was struggling and feeling ill and shutting down. it was a dire emergency. >> reporter: the pilot prepared formergency landing as the flight crew pulled out a first aid kit with off grand epipens in it. first one anderson says did not work, the second one finally did and the woman started breathing. another passenger offered benadryl. >> they called my daughter an angel. she was truly an angel. >> she saved a life? >> she saved a life and she knew it. it was -- i was so proud

"abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley got the story on this in-flight emergency. >> reporter: it startedut as a normal flight from oakland to chicago on june 6th for susan anderson and her daughter kimberly omansky, who were en route to visit family. halfway through the light there was an urge nlt announcement. >> is there a doctor or a nurse on this plane? there's an emergency. >> reporter: susan anderson says her daughter kimberly, a registered nurse, was the only licensed medical professional on the flight. a middle age women went into anaphalactic shock, a lighten threatening reaction. >> she could not breathe, was struggling and feeling ill and shutting down. it was a dire emergency. >> reporter: the pilot prepared for an emergency landing as the flight crew pulled out a first aid kit with off grand epipens in it. first one anderson says did not work, the second one finally did and the woman started breathing. another pasnger offered benadryl. >> they called my daughter an angel. she was truly an angel. >> she saved a life? >> she saved a life and she knew it. it was -- i was so pro

abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley was at today's parade and joins us from a rally happening right now at the civic center plaza. good evening, leslie. >> reporter: according to s.f. pride, the executive director, a million people, a million are out here on the streets of san francisco partying today. you can hear the music behind me. of course there was an amazing parade that's just wrapping up. even the fog came through leaving us with beautiful blue skies. pride parade down market street as seen here from sky 7. organizers say a record breaking 250 contingents marched this year. >> hi, happy pride, san francisco. >> reporter: by noon, the crowd and costume celebrators converged on civic center plaza. some floated on through while others seem stunned as they took it all in. >> it's been interesting to say the least. a lot of people, a lot of things i don't know if i was expecting to see. >> nudity, nudity is definitely one of them. >> reporter >> it's a waive ve of love wash over everyone. a sense of freedom. >> reporter: dressed up dogs and dancers and plenty of cool shoes to check

. >> leslie brinkley joins us live from the newsroom with the latest. >> kristen and eric, the whole family was having a picnic whe the dad took his 5-year-old daughter on a kayak ride. they were not, as you said, wearing life vests. his other daughter, 11-year-old maria, watched it all happen from the shore. and she wanted to share with me her dad's heroism. >> they were going really fast and they made waves. when the waves hit, the side of the kayak flipped over and my dad quickly got my sister and held her up. he really tried to get her to safety first. he was like that. his head was in the water. he couldn't breathe. but he made sure she was safe. >> reporter: this is where it happened in the delta near three mile slew. the sacramento county sheriff's department said the dad handed the girl off to a jet skier who safely brought her to shore uninjured. meanwhile the dad submerged and never resurfaced. for hours, helicopters and boats equipped with side scan sonar searched the waterway. at 11:00 p.m. a dive team recovered the body of 40-year-old ronny alvarado, a construction worke

at lake temescal, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> three masked robbers are wanted for holding up a bank in walnut creek. police say the three men robbed the bank at gunpoint and sped away in a stolen pickup truck. officers found that truck but they're asking for information to help track down the robbers. >>> the search is on for a pair of robbers who beat a man with a hammer and stole his ukelele. the crime happened sunday morning. one of the robbers start add conversation with the victim. a second man attack him with a hammer. they took the victim's ukelele, his cell phone and backpack. >>> firefighters in marin county are working to contain a wild fire. it started around 10:30 this morning near kent lake. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live in marin county. wayne, firefighters had a tough time reaching the fire? >> reporter: they've had a real tough time. we're 38 acres. it doesn't appear as if this fire is going to burn anymore. it's on the ridge over there behind me and yes, very difficult to get to, so tough that we couldn't get up there, so tough, in fact, that two f

. >> leslie brinkley is live from the courthouse in san jose to explain why this isn't the end of the case. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. for the family of course they're still grieving the loss, the mom and dad the loss of their daughter. she would have been 20 years old. as you said, her body has never been found. as they put it, there is no joy in today's verdict. >> today a jury decided the fate of a child murderer. >> the santa clara county d.a. and lamar's family were stunned that the same jury that convicted torres of kidnapping and murdering seierra opted to spare his life. >> i saw in the courtroom, you were kind of shaking your head as they read the verdict. >> yeah. like i said, i'd be lying if i said i wasn't disappointed. the crime, i thought, deserved of the maximum sentence, not the minimum. >> 26-year-old torres will face life in prison with no possibility of parole for the march 2012 kidnapping of then 15-year-old sierra lamar as she walked to school in morgan hill. he was found guilty last month of the first degree murder along with taser attacks in the attempte

. >> leslie brinkley is live from the courthouse in san jose to explain why this isn't the end of the case. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. for the family of course they're still grieving the loss, the mom and dad the loss of their daughter. she would have been 20 years old. as you said, her body has never been found. as they put it, there is no joy in today's verdict. >> today a jury decided the fate of a child murderer. >> the santa clara county d.a. and lamar's family were stunned that the same jury that convicted torres of kidnapping and murdering seierra opted to spare his life. >> i saw in the courtroom, you were kind of shaking your head as they read the verdict. >> yeah. like i said, i'd be lying if i said i wasn't disappointed. the crime, i thought, deserved of the maximum sentence, not the minimum. >> 26-year-old torres will face life in prison with no possibility of parole for the march 2012 kidnapping of then 15-year-old sierra lamar as she walked to school in morgan hill. he was found guilty last month of the first degree murder along with taser attacks in the attempte

leslie brinkley, "abc7 news." >> leslie, thanks a lot. >>> new at 6:00, a man faces more accusations of drunk driving after being convicted in a deadly dui crash in san jose three years ago. deputies claimed solomon frieze was under the influence of alcohol and drugs when they arrested him. he was captured after a 12-mile chase and received a two-year prison sentence. >>> new at 6:00, a south bay swimming coach has been arrested on charges of child molestation and intimidating a witness. timothy nyugn was texting with both male and female members of the swim team, asking for nude pictures and sexual favors. police arrested him last thursday and want anyone with information to give them a call. >>> a notice of intent to recall has been filed against a judge. recall organizers submitted a statement branding perski as an apologist for rapists. nearly 60,000 voter signatures are needed to qualify for the recall. >> silicon valley is where women are going to say enough is enough. we are not going to tolerate taking sexual assault and domestic assault lightly anymore. we have had enough, a

i'm leslie brinkley, "abc7 news." >>> at the state capitol today, no ac meant no suit jackets. steve glazier tweeted this picture. the jacket requirement rule was waived. temperatures in sacramento today reached 106 degrees. you can track the temperatures where you live with the "abc7 news" accuweather app. find it free in your phone's app store. download it to be instantly notified of heat alerts and advisories. did you know there's at least one key difference between the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. "abc7 news" explains on our website, abc7news.com. >>> new details on the shooting that shut down the bay bridge sunday morning for hours. a fresno man is now charged with assaulting a peace officer, driving under the influence, and violating parole. 27-year-old jose reportedly drove his red cadillac at officers on the shoulder of the freeway of the bridge, as they investigated an earlier crash. when he didn't stop, officers shot him. he's since been released from the hospital and booked into jail. >>> new details are surfacing in the case of a double murder/suicid

leslie brinkley, "abc7 news." >> leslie, thanks a lot. >>> new at 6:00, a man faces more accusations of drunk driving after being convicted in a deadly dui crash in san jose three years ago. deputies claimed solomon frieze was under the influence of alcohol and drugs when they arrested him. he was captured after a 12-mile chase and received a two-year prison sentence. >>> new at 6:00, a south bay swimming coach has been arrested on charges of child molestation and intimidating a witness. timothy nyugn was texting with both male and female members of the swim team, asking for nude pictures and sexual favors. police arrestedim last thursday and want anyone with information to give them a call. >>> a notice of intent to recall has been filed against a judge. recall organizers submitted a statement branding perski as an apologist for rapists. nearly 60,000 voter signatures are needed to qualify for the recall. >> silicon valley is where women are going to say enough is enough. we are not going to tolerate taking sexual assault and domestic assault lightly anymore. we have had enough, and

i'm leslie brinkley, "abc7 news." >>> at the state capitol today, no ac meant no suit jackets. steve glazier tweeted this picture. the jacket requirement rule was waived. temperatures in sacramento today reached 106 degrees. you can track the temperatures where you live with the "abc7 news" accuweather app. find it free in your phone's app store. download it to be instantly notified of heat alerts and advisories. did you know there's at least one key difference between the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. "abc7 news" explains on our website, abc7news.com. >>> new details on the shooting that shut down the bay bridge sunday morning for hours. a fresno man is now charged with assaulting a peace officer, driving under the influence, and violating parole. 27-year-old jose reportedly drove his red cadillac at officers on the shoulder of the freeway of the bridge, as they investigated an earlier crash. when he didn't stop, officers shot him. he's since been released from the hospital and booked into jail. >>> new details are surfacing in the case of a double murder/suicid

. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live. you've been speaking to some of the feem who live there tonight. >> reporter: residents in this neighborhood told me they are so grateful tonight to the firefighters from all over this region who came together, converged here and got this fire away from the homes. they did drop fire retardant in many neighborhoods. as one woman told me, my house may be pink now, but at least i have a home. a wall of flames crackled up this hillside toward the glen cove neighborhood in vallejo. a plane dumped fire retardant turning homes, cars, driveways and porches pink. >> all of a sudden the pink stuff came flying down. i west down the hill more. >> reporter: residents were told to evacuat other neighbors pondered whether to leave as helicopters dumped water on the parched hillsides where the fire crept in between homes. >> i'm worried about my kids. i have kids at home, with four dogs. so i just don't really think about the house. i'm thinking about my kids. >> i was coming from the ven esha bridge

leslie brinkley was there for the service at the inspirational landmark near the uc berkeley campus.the fire, it was always burning since the world was turning ♪ >> here there was relief, joy, commitment outlined in faces at berkeley's first congregational church, built in the 1920s. red balloons and red petals in the sanctuary were reminders of the massive fire that ripped through the hallowed halls last september. the damage so extensive an official cause was never determined according to the senior minister. >> both trauma and triumph. the feelings are really mingled. well can have pain and joy at the same time. pain to see part of our campus desolated. but so much joy to be home where we feel where we belong. ♪ >> there were no serious injuries in the blaze. firefighters were given thanks here as the replastered walls and refinished pews and floors glowed in the sunday morning light. >> it was a little scary to see the damage. but i feel really happy to be back. >> the young and the old took it all in. church goer martha anderson is turning 100 years old next month. >> everything

leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> all right. at one point all east-bound lanes on i-80 were closed because of this fire and then it became one or two lanes open. it was slow. but all lanes are open now. but you can still see in these live conditions, we still see a lot of red there from crockett to rodeo, all the way to the car kinas bridge. it's still backed up to richmond tonight. we sent out an alert through the abc 7 news app. people who use our app were able to watch it live. the app is free to download and works for both apple and android devices. >>> there is a 40-degree temperature spread across the bay area today. along the coast it's in the 60s, on the left looking at santa cruz where it's a little warmer, in the 70s. on the right is walnut creek where temperatures soared today. >> still pretty warm in some locations inland. here's a look at live doppler 7. today's high temperature so far, that 111 is an unofficial record high for this date. but look at the inland east bay. 106 at livermore and fairfield. highs 107 in

i'm leslie brinkley. abc7 news. >> hundreds gathered in roseville yesterday.groups held demonstrations. one calling themselves anti shariah law, and a counter protest group calling themselves anti-fascist and a third demonstrating unity. >> i came to show support for the muslim community and to say we're glad you're here, we want you here. >> one person was arrested in connection with the protests. though it is unclear which group that individual belonged to. >>> time is 5:15. legendary actor adam west, the man who played batman in the 1960s television series has died. west played the caped crusader for 120 episodes on abc. reporter melissa mcbride from our sister station in l.a. looks back at the life of adam west. >> reporter: for only three seasons adam west was batman on the hit tv series in the late 1960s but it was the role he would be known for throughout his decades-long career. two weeks ago he signed autographs with burt ward who played his sidekick, robin, on the show. >> 75% of my time on this planet has been working with adam west. >> reporter: wa

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has the story from fremont. >> he was then attacked, punched in the face at a pretty significant -- i mean damaged his eye. >> reporter: this witness and neighbor wanted to remain anonymous as he described how the same intruders returned to the same house in fremont's ardent wood neighborhood, using the stolen keys to try to get in the house. they also tried to break a sliding glass door. the same woman victim and her son were home. >> they were startled, took off, ran off, we were able to capture some of the vehicle on both days on our cameras. >> reporter: the brazen suspects returned again, the very next day driving the same maroon honda accord. alert neighbors blocked their exit as they called police. this is cell phone video showing police arresting a 15-year-old boy on two counts of home invasion robbery, elder abuse and possession of a stolen vehicle. his accomplices were also detained, a 14-year-old girl and 10-year-old girl. 15-year-old neighbors say it was armed with a sledgehammer. >> i know they were young. but i was shocked. >> you're rel

at lake temescal, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> happening now, firefighters in marin county are attacking a fire that's burned nearly 40 acres near kent lake. no homes are threatened by the pine fire and no injuries have yet been reported. cal fire crews are dropping fire retardant and using water from the lake. the fire is about 75% contained. investigators are trying to figure it what sparked it. marin county fire says it expects full containment around 6:00 tonight. >>> it's been quite windy around the bay today, probably doesn't help. >> spencer has a look at the forecast. >> it hasn't been hot today but it has been breezy. here's a look at breezes, we are going to give you a look at the gusts over the next 24 hours in the general area of the fire. we've seen the 10 to 12-mile-per-hour gusts in the last couple hours in that area. we'll see the gusts tapering off to under 10 miles per hour in the north bay hills during the overnight hours and then the gusts will increase again tomorrow afternoon. right now we're looking at live doppler 7. you can see we have a bit of fog near the coast

i'm leslie brinkley. abc7 news. >> hundreds gathered in roseville yesterday. groups held demonstrations. one calling themselves anti shariah law, and a counter protest group calling themselves anti-fascist and a third group demonstrating for unity. >> i came to show support for the muslim community and to say we're glad you're here, we want you here. >> at least one person was arrested in connection with the protests. though it is unclear which group that individual belonged to. >>> 6:15 is our time. legendary actor adam west, the man who played batman in the 1960s television series has died. west played the caped crusader for 120 episodes on abc. and is widely known for being the original tv batman. reporter melissa mcbride from our sister station in l.a. looks back at the life of adam west. >> batman! >> reporter: for only three seasons adam west was batman on the hit tv series in the late 1960s but it was the role he would be known for throughout his decades-long career. two weeks ago he signed autographs with burt ward who played his sidekick, robin, on th

like a target on my back. >> this ideological showdown ended peacefully and santa clara, i'm leslie brinkleyabc 7 news. >>> hundreds of people also gathered in roseville yesterday. three groups held demonstrations. one calling themselves anti-sharia law. a counter protest group calling them anti-fascist and a third for unity. >> showing my support for the muslim community and to say we're glad you're here, we want you here. >> at least one person was arrested in connection with the protests. although it is unclear which group that individual belonged to. >>> legendary actor adam west, the man who played batman in the 1960s television series has died. west played the caped crusader for 120 episodes on abc. he is widely known for being the original tv batman. reporter melissa mcbride from our sister station in l.a. takes a look back at the life of adam west. >> batman! >> for only three seasons adam west was batman on the hit tv series in the late 1960s. but it was the role he would be known for throughout his decades-long career. just two weeks ago he signed autographs with burt ward who play

. >>> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley tweeted this photo you see from the sacramento river delta,ody of a san francisco man was found this morning near rio vista. ronny al va rado and his 5-year-old daughter were kayaking when both went into the water. he saved his daughter but died doing it. >>> "world news" tonight, paneling used in the grenfell tower will no longer sell the material. thos aluminum panels may have contributed to the fast-moving fatal fire. >>> the supreme court today said it will allow a modified version of president trump's travel ban to go into effect. the court will hear on the case in the fall. abc news reporter zack is live in washington. the trump administration is already calling this a victory. >> reporter: that's right, ama. they are saying that it is a clear victory for in the president's words, our national security. a few would dispute that. fundamentally, even as the state department is trying to assess how many visitors will be affected by this modified travel ban, one thing is true, by thursday it will be in effect. visitors coming into the united

i am leslie brinkley, >>> and cosby's wife is expected to come with him to court today. cosby's spokesman says c testify. he says that encounter was consensual. >>> 18 members of a penn state fraternity are due in court. the young men face charges related to the death of this pledge after a night of heavy drinking in february. police say the alcohol level was .36 when he fell down the stairs at the frat house and it was almost 24 hours before anybody called 911. >>> melania trump officially moved inside of the white house. she said she is looking forward to the millimeter raez made in the new home. barron also made the move. the first family arrived at the white house aboard marine one yesterday. >>> we are waiting to hear who won the $447 million jackpot. >> the sole ticket was bought in riverside county and the owner of the store that sold it is going to get $1 million as a bonus. he was recently diagnosed with lung cancer, so it could not have come at a better time. 20, 26, 32, 38, 58, and powerball 3. jessica is not here, and nicco is not here, so jessica, do the mat

. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley joins us live where many are without power there. leslie. >> reporter: 120,000. that's the number p grg&e gave for the number of customers affected by this heat wave since sunday. more of them today as you just saw. pg&e has crews standing by from down in san jose all the way up here into clayton and further into central california. they say the worse is yet to come. this morning the worst of it was here in walnut creek. some lucky kids had swim team. others ventured out but unable to run errands. the countrywood shopping center went dark at 7:00 a.m. shutting down a safeway store, a cvs and restaurants like there black bear diner. >> we asked one gentleman who worked for p gerks ag&e, he sai four hours. they sent everyone hope. >> reporter: this tree limb in a nearby neighborhood was to blame as it took down power lines. all told nearly 5,000 customers in walnut creek and concord endured the heat without electricity for at least a while. pg&e is dispatching crews tonight in san jose, concord and clayton. >> we're using our technology

i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> just into the abc 7 newsroom, reports that the board of uber unanimously voted to adopt all the reck minute daomm from eric holder. a possible leave of absence for the embattled ceo and departure of the top lieutenant. holder was investigating accusations that executives turnedturn ed a blind eye to sexual harassment. uber is expected to hold a news conference on tuesday. >>> 2,000 try athletes raced in san francisco but dangerous conditions forced them to skip a major leg of the race. at marina green competitors finished the escape from alcatraz. original plans called for a swim in the bay but strong winds and a swift current made it too dangerous. >> you see what is happening under the bridge, to put people in the water with those conditions for a mile and a half swim wasn't the right thing to do. >> obviously, very disappointing because of that, but it's still a race. they still let us race out there and there is still high stakes. >> the competitors peddled for 18 miles before they ran eight more to finish the race. >>> a big day at the white house, ne

i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. ♪ ♪ >> there were equality marches across the nation today, the gay men'srespond us of los angeles certificate naded a huge crowd in west hollywood that had earlier marched down hollywood boulevard. marcheres took time to honor the pulse night club victims, the one year anniversary of the tragedy is tomorrow. the solemn nature of today's marches was reflected in st. paul, minnesota, the names of those who died at the orlando night club were read aloud followed by the response present e. 49 people were killed most by a gunman who pledged loyalty to isis in a phone call just before the attack. >>> a dozen police officers are hurt after a cocktail was thrown into a paris restaurant. it happened in the region, explosion sent flames through a five story building. it appeared to be part of a botched robbery. france is under a state of emergency after a series of terrorist attacks. >>> the fall out from the testimony of former fbi director james comey continues to reverberate in capitol hill. comey's words rang true for several lawmakers. here's reporter david dan

i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. ♪ ♪ >> there were equality marches across the nation today, the gay men'srespond us of los angeles certificate naded a huge crowd in west hollywood that had earlier marched down hollywood boulevard. marcheres took time to honor the pulse night club victims, the one year anniversary of the tragedy is tomorrow. the solemn nature of today's marches was reflected in st. paul, minnesota, the names of those who died at the orlando night club were read aloud followed by the response present e. 49 people were killed most by a gunman who pledged loyalty to isis in a phone call just before the attack. >>> a dozen police officers are hurt after a cocktail was thrown into a paris restaurant. it happened in the region, explosion sent flames through a five story building. it appeared to be part of a botched robbery. france is under a state of emergency after a series of terrorist attacks. >>> the fall out from the testimony of former fbi director james comey continues to reverberate in capitol hill. comey's words rang true for several lawmakers. here's reporter david dan

. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live.king to some of the feem who live there tonight. >> reporter: residents in this neighborhood told me they are so grateful tonight to the firefighters from all over this region who came together, converged here and got this fire away from the homes. they did drop fire retardant in many neighborhoods. as one woman told me, my house may be pink now, but at least i have a home. a wall of flames crackled up this hillside toward the glen cove neighborhood in vallejo. a plane dumped fire retardant turning homes, cars, driveways and porches pink. >> all of a sudden

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley takes us to a peaceful demonstration in santa clara. >> reporter:iting everything from female mutilation to recent terrorist attacks, these activists organized by act for america stood their ground on this busy street corner across from the santana row shopping cnter. >> you either support the constitution or you support sharia. you can't have two conflicting rules of law. >> do you feel as though there's a movement afoot to impose sharia law in california? >> oh, yes. absolutely. >> i lost my son mark bingham on 9/11. on every other issue i'm a liberal. but when it comes to the imposition of sharia law on american soil i am very much against it. >> reporter: across the honking traffic were many who interpreted the message from a different angle. >> i think it's very clear that what they're saying is really based on a lack of knowledge about islam and about sharia. >> reporter: 120 bay area civil rights and faith groups organized this counterprotest from 11:00 to 3:00. they came from san francisco to santa cruz. >> it's really amazing to see so many

leslie brinkley. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. on thursday will certainly break record ridership set in the last warrior's parade and san francisco giants 2012 world series win. >> crowd estimate was that million people came to oakland to witness the parade and rally. this year the projections are higher than that. heard numbers as high as 1.5 to 2 million people. >> reporter: all b.a.r.t. morning commuters fore warned. leave by 7:00 a.m. or get caught up in the crush of fans. b.a.r.t. is removing nine trains from bay line to handle oakland. and half the trains from fremont warm springs to san francisco will be diverted to mcarthur station and not cross the bay. b.a.r.t. guarantees that lines at ticket machines-like insanely long. buy in advance and exit at higher capacity stations at 12th and 19th street in downtown oakland. b.a.r.t. may selectively close the lake merritt station even though closer to the rally. inconveniences start at wednesday at 2:00 for ac transit riders. six lines rerouted. by parade day 19 lines rerouted ar

leslie brinkley got the story on this inflight emergency. >> it started out as a normal flight from oakland to chicago on june the 6th for souter anderson and her daughter, kim ber ly, who was en route to visit family, but halfway through the flight, there was an urgent announcement. >> is there a doctor or a nurse on this plane. there is an emergency. >> susan anderson says her daughter, a registered nurse, was the only licensed medical professional on the flight. a middle-aged woman went into an flakt tick shot. >> could not breathe. she was struggling and feeling ill and shutting down. it was a dire emergency. >> pilot prepared for an emergency landing as the flight crew pulled out a first aid kit with off brand epipens in it. the first one did not work. the sec one did and the woman started breathing. another passenger offered benadryl. >> they called my daughter an angel. she was truly an angel. she saved a life. >> she saved a life. it was, i was so proud of her. >> anderson says her daughter is traveling out of the country now. she decided to share her story and warneded those with s