vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> and vic, can you talk more about what the challenge really will be for those firefighters tonight? >> reporter: well, the fire was pushing to the southeast last night, and presumably that is still where the fire is heading. firefighters have trouble containing it on the eastern edge and on the southern flank. so that is where firefighters will be concentrating their effort tonight. but again, firefighters always say their priority is to protect lives and property. vic lee, abc 7 news. back to you. >> vic, thank you so much. >>> within the last hour we learned that there are 20 people listed as missing in thear fire. there have been six deaths, including two firefighters, this video posted by cal fire shows the area of westt more evacuees allowed home. the carr fire has destroyed 884 homes. it is the seventh most destructive fire in california's history. more than 110,000 acres have burned. and it's 27% contained.ti in redding from drone view 7. this is in the river ridge neighborh

vic. >> reporter: dan, follow the story since the murder. walnut creek's coldest case has been a controversial one that, at the time, created bat blood between two police departments. one thing. everyone involved in the investigation agrees, this targeted killing. found slummed behind the wheel of the blue corvette. shot, execution-style. it has been an open investigation for 30 years. i covered the story before on the 20th anniversary of the murder. garnier having sunday night dinner with his parents at their home. his father told investigators his son left abruptly relieving two phone calls. one from a woman. garnier drove off to the parking lot. this is how the murder scene looked 20 years ago. garnier was a vice cop leading the investigation. walnut creek police. some believe he had been set up perhaps by a rogue cop. someone who worked with him in vice. one reason, he was shot with an am 2380. a dozen san francisco officers came under scrutiny. tests on their guns were negative. still others believed he was killed by prostitutes or drug

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> vic, thank you. >>> london breed took the oath of office today to become san francisco's 45th mayor. she is the first black woman to hold the office. she concedes that she faces significant challenges. abc 7 news reporter, lee an mel len dez is live -- lyanne melendez is live in the city. >> reporter: the mayor started out by saying she lived here in san francisco with her grandmoth grandmother, they lived off $900 a month. she says it was barely enough to stay in san francisco. today, she says that's what shy wants for everyone here already saying i will protect you. >> i stand at this podium today because a community believed in me. >> london breed who grew up in a housing project a few blocks from city hall delivered a message of hope to residents who have seen san francisco transformed by the problems that plagued their city. >> i want to get people off the streets who are shooting up. i want to get the needles off the streets. >> lieutenant governor, gavin newsom who once ledeles bhe first thing on breed's agenda. >> street issues are out of control. they

. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live to explain what today's trip means to the mayor. vic? >> well, dan, i believe that is the mayor's top priority, to address the homelessness problem in the city. now, the mayor spent the late morning today touring a homeless encampment that's located right in that small street there, beyond a chain-link fence. tonight that encampment is gone. >> our goal is to make sure that these encampments don't exist anywhere in san francisco. >> mayor london breed on the front line of homelessness, walking through an encampment in the shadows of the freeway extension. >> so we got a place for you to go, huh? >> homeless outreach workers were helping relocate some 14 people who call this home. yesterday, there were more. jeff, director of the department of homelessness. >> we've moved about a dozen people since last night from this location into navigation centers. >> the mayor told those still here that they would receive services at those centers. >> we want you to stick with it so we can get you into something permanent. >> mark johnson says he is

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abc 7 news reporter vic lee has answers for us. >> reporter: san francisco police arrested 37-year-old orlando vilchez lazo. he posed as a ridesharing driver who picked up women outside bars and clubs, then raping them. ride share says he's a former driver and it's investigating how he passed security checks. there's a driving record check. the background check looks for criminal record including sexual offenses. you have to have a valid driver's license and insurance on a car that's registered. lyft says its drivers must be eligible to work in the u.s. that means being a citizen, having a green card, work visa, or a student visa, and a social security number, which means you have to be a legal u.s. resident and provide documents. but lazo fraudulently represented himself. there's another reason why he passed the background checks. >> this defendant, as far as i can tell, has no criminal history. >> one footnote, neither lyft nor uber requires drivers to get fingerprinted. they cited in a ruling last fall it was unnecessary. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a different kind of chop shop for eb

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> all right, vic, thank you. oakland police say six of their officers suffered nonlife threatening injuries when at least two m-80 firecrackers were thrown at them during last night's march and vigil. the department says a thousand marchers took part in the remembrance. two people were detained by officers when some in the crowd grew disruptive as well as violent. tear gas was used after the m-80s were thrown. police are still looking for that suspect. >>> the woman who was killed, nia wilson, was just 18 years old. her sister was with her at the time of the attack and was wounded but survived. a memorial in nia's honor continues to grow at the macarthur bart station, the scene of the crime. that's where melanie woodrow is live now to continue our team coverage after speaking with the sister who did survive. melanie? >> yeah, some relief from family tonight about that arrest. more on that in just a moment. but first, i do want to show you this growing memorial here at the macarthur bart station. you can see there

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. >> vic lee is live with the story.>>ep wl, am that encampment was in the back of the small street beyond a chain link fence. that's where the mayor was this morning touring that encampment. on the front line of homelessness, walking through an encampment in the shadows of a freeway extension. >> we've got a place for you to go, huh? >> reporter: homeless outreach workers were working to relocate many who call this home. yesterday there were more. >> we've moved about a dozen people since last night from this location into navigation centers. >> reporter: the mayor told those still here that they would receive services at those centers. >> we want you to stick with it so we can get you into something permanent. >> reporter: mark johnson says he's grateful the mayor cares. >> that gives me hope and lets me know there are still people out there who care about the homeless and the things we're going through. >> reporter: the mayor brought police and other department heads with her. public works crews cleaned up trash. >> o

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> all right, vic, thank you. >>> more protesters today join the growing occupy i.c.e. encampment outside immigration offices in san francisco. a number camping out as doubled since yesterday. the occupation is holding space in resistance to the trump administration's zero tolerance policy for familiesng refuge in the u.s. aemanding i.c.e. be abolished. >> reporter: dozens camped in front of the immigrations and customs building in san francisco's financial district, they blocked entrances on both washington and jackson streets. instead of celebrating the fourth of july in the traditional sense, they're holding a block i.c.e. block party. organizers call it a celebration of resistance. protesters have set up at encampments at i.c.e. buildings across the country, following a weekend of marches and the reaction to the administration's family separation policy. san francisco's encampment started monday with a rally held tuesday afternoon. >> we are united under the banner of the destruction of i.c.e. full scale and the humane treatment of people who are trying to co

vic lee is in the newsroom with the story. vic?> reporter: eric, for the cresswell family, this was not only a terrible loss, but they were shocked by the way their dog was killed and their other dog maimed. they told us they're filing a complaint with tstate attorney general's office. >> complete shock. it ruined our trip. it did. >> jane cresswell and her family were on a european vacation when they got word their beloved bichon frise kenzee died. their other dog suffered from serious injuries. cresswell told abc 7 news she paid the trainer $2,000 to board and train kenzee during her 18-day cruise. on may 30th, cresswell says the trainer, don smith brought kenzee and dolly to her home here in this sprawling apartment complex in oakley. this is where cresswell believes her dog died. she said smith, who owns tri-valley east bay dog trainer initially told her kenzee was killed by a pit bull during a walk. later cresswell says smith admitted it was in fact her dog who fatally mauled kenzee and critically injured dolly. she has gone t

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in bristol old vic's year of change, it's a ground—breaking project with a clear mission.o embrace the fact that differences enrich — both in this show and the world beyond. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. today's weather is going to be very similaras today's weather is going to be very similar as yesterday. for most of the uk, more hot sunshine. a change in south—west england, a few thunderstorms trying to push north, might reach southern parts of wales. if they do, most likely in pembrokeshire. a lot of dry, hot and sunny weather. a few spots of rain likely in the western isles. overnight, the temperatures slow to fall because there is a bit more humidity over england and wales. at iipm, these are the temperatures you are trying to go to sleep in, 23, 24, are trying to go to sleep in, 23, 2a, birmingham, cardiff, london. an uncomfortable's night's sleep ahead. tomorrow, the cold front will not back the temperatures a little bit in scotland. still warm for the time of year. in scotland. still warm for the time of yea r. low in scotland. still wa

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. >> yes, abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live off highway 20 in lakeport. vic? rest stop at the entrance to lakeport. you can see behind me that thick inversion layer, that's where firefighters stood their ground last night. a thick inversion layer blanketed the hills on the western edge of clear lake above the water's edge. the thick umbrella hid the flames of the mendocino complex fire that already burned 75,000 acres. some residents of a rural community called potter valley had been evacuated. they were allowed in today. but not miguel, who was forced to leave his home saturday. you could see the thick plume of smoke shooting over the mountain near his home. >> it's kind of over. >> reporter: the mountain? >> yeah, over the mountain on the left side of it. >> reporter: the left side of the mountain is where the fire is heading, the fire that's hard to contain, the firefighter's natural enemies, the heat, turbulent winds and dry and

in bristol 0ld vic's year of change, it's a ground—breaking project with a clear mission — to embrace beyond. amanda palmer, bbc news, bristol. peter firmin, the co—creator of the clangers, has died aged 89. in a career spanning over six decades, he created basil brush, as well as helping devise bagpuss, ivor the engine and noggin the nog. in 1999, bagpuss was voted the most popular bbc children's programme ever made, and in 2014 peter firmin received a bafta lifetime achievement award. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. foremost, the heat and the sunshine continues. for some welcome rain. a yellow warning the storms across south—west england that extends into parts of wales and we could see of you pushing further eastwards this evening into the home counties and maybe towards london. more cloud for northern ireland and north—west scotland. in the sunshine, still a lot of it and temperatures widely in the mid to high 20s, 30 or 31 for some. still the of thunderstorms across central, southern and south—west england this evening and overnight. i'll swear, dry wi

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a reporter teamed up with the ill go torab grubrewery, help the vic testimonies and their families. >>> and the country of japan is dealing with rains and landsl e landslides. >> 94 people are dead. that's the highest total since 90 people came through a year ago. >> officials say parts of the country are getting threl times the usamount of precipitation. many are being forced outei of r homes. others are trapped by debris. this is shaping up b to the worst in decades. >>> puerto rico haso praise for the remnants. barrel was downgraded over thew end. but it's expected to brench the island in several inches of wayne didn't. many areas have not recovered from maria, which devastated puerto rico in september the hundreds of people are living under makeshift roofs. and more than 1,000 still don't have power. that's crazy. >> it's breathtaking, the devastation there. and to think they may be hit with many rain is terrible. >> i think people forgotre w in hurricane season right now. >> there's a third storm out there. we're at the letter "c." we're going to keep this one going. it's not goi

kron 4 they are now among at least 20 people are displaced with no place to go...fire investigator vic massenkoff with the contra costa fire protection district is looking into the cause of this destructive fire but says it's not suspicous.sot: vic massenkoff, contra costa fire protection district// "the area they determined as the general area of origin had quite a bit of electrical distribution equipment wiring circuit boxes and other equipment that could be involved but it's too early to tell and it's still under investigation." ((grant/me3 ((grant/me3 vo)) antioch police have arrested a suspect who they say is a killer. 35-year-old dontay williams has been charged in the shooting death of valinda scott and her daughter milan ardoin. last thursday morning police responded to a home on delta fair boulevard and found the two victims. at this point, police have not released a possible motive for the shooting, but they obtained an arrest warrant for williams last friday...and arrested him in oakland. he faces two counts of murder. (vicki) the san francisco pedicab driver who was injured

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volunteers will build decks and stairs for fire vic. >> this year there will be $110,000 in grant funding. half of that is reserved for fire recovery. >> we were here earlier and we saw the devastation that the fire created. it was devastating. >> this year's race will support the big homes and provide a big economic impact to the city. >> it will bring in $3 million to the community. >> visitors will spend money at restaurants and motels and they will help small shop owners. the city wants people to know they are resilient and open for business. >> we want people to bring money to the economy. we want people to see this is a great place to live. >> and it is a great place to host the event. >> i am really glad that they're holding it here. >> back to you. >>> let's take a peek at the temperatures from today. this will roll into tomorrow because tomorrow will look like valley. tomorrow i think these temperatures will be similar. santa rosa it may be a few degrees warmer. you may wake up to some smoke too. this high-pressure center has set us up with a consistent pattern. this is bearable

kron 4 they are now among at least 20 people are displaced with no place to go...fire investigator vic massenkoff with the contra costa fire protection district is looking into the cause of this destructive fire but says it's not suspicous.sot: vic massenkoff, contra costa fire protection district// "the area they determined as the general area of origin had quite a bit of electrical distribution equipment wiring circuit boxes and other equipment that could be involved but it's too early to tell and it's still under investigation." (ken)the san francisco pedicab driver that was hurt in a hit and run crash last month... has died. 66-year-old kevin manning died from his injuries last night at san francisco general hospital. the crash happened on june 27th... when he was traveling on the embarcadero near sansome street. kron 4's gabe slate has the story. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manninghe would bring a smile to my face whenever he came into the shop colin sanders worked alongside kevin manning at cabrio taxi pedicab based in san francisco. sound from -

abc 7 reporter vic lee has some answers. >> san francisco police arrested 37-year-old orlando vilchezo last week. police say dna evidence links him to four rapes dating back five years. they say he posed as a ride sharing driver who picked up women outside bars and clubs, then raping them. ride sharing company lyft says lazo is a former driver and it's investigating how he passed its security checks. there is a driving record check. it looks at any moving violations and dui arrests. the background check looks for any criminal record, including sexual offenses. you have to have a valid drivers license and insurance on a car that's registered. lyft says its drivers must be eligible to work in the u.s. that means being a citizen, having a greencard, work visa, or a student visa. and a social security number, which means you have to be a legal u.s. resident and provide documents. but lyft says lazo fraudulently represented himself. there is another reason why he passed the background checks. district attorney spokesman alex sebastian. >> this defendant, as far as i can tell has no crimina

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. >> thanks, vic. >> no problem. >> and listen to vic every morning onagic 102.3 and see ndr every tuesday steven spielberg's first blockbuster. >> oh, yeah. >> the first daughter visits students in prince george's county, and the students were surprised to hear her thoughts on science and >> seems like everybody is ditching straws these days and "fst on 4:00" tomorrow morning susan hogan reveals a big company that's about to go straw-free and we'll tell you how it limb pact your vacation. ♪ ks there's an in every volkswagen.wa during volksn smile and drive days, you can lease a vae-packed 2018 tiguan s for just $189 a month. >>> storm team 4 t iscking extremely heavy rain out there right now. we have team coverage beginning now at 4:30 with amelia in the storm center. amelia? >> pat, the heaviest rainfall right now in southern maryland and parts of calvert county down through st. mary's county and a little bit of anne arundel unty. this is crossing over the bay heading towards the eastern store. no severe thundm warnings that i'm tracking, but we continue to track this flood warning for p

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> vic, thank you. the family of the stabbing victim is reacting to the news of an arrest in that case. >> 18-year-old nia wilson was coming home from a family pool party with her two sisters when they were attacked. melanie woodrow has been talking to their family today. what was their reaction, melanie? >> reporter: they were, of course, relieved, but they were also rather shocked. more on that in a moment. but first i want to show you this growing memorial here at the mcarthur bart station, this is one of two. in this first one you can see people have been leaving candles and flowers as well as balloons, notes for nia's family, and also to the right of this one is another extensive one, lots of candles there, lots of notes for her family. they tell me that they were rather shocked that picked up and arrested while still riding bart. the family had planned to get together today to make funeral arrangements for nia wilson yesterday. her sister also a stabbing victim in this attack, latifah wilson, told

. >>> you can helhe families, vic testimotims and survivors o paper. a families fund is being created. the awardwill be for sele journalism students. >>> it's 4:03 right now. police in new mexico are searching for a man they say broke into a news station. chris lawrence at the live desk with details on this. >> reporter: this happenenot once, but twice last night. look at this tweet from the reporter from the station saying everyone is safe. the unknown man went into the cbs affiliate and walked on to their set. the man was ecorted off of the property. then, he wentback. canine dogs went in. the station had to put up col bars during the broadcast. this was across the street fr the nbc station, who were told to shelter in place. all of this coming da after the horrific attack at "t capital gazette." >>> it's still not clear what caused a boat to burst into flames. it was around 10:00 lt night at shelden. fire and ruescue rescued all three people on that boat. inve igators told us that t boat sank before they could pull it to shore. >>> an emergency on t

las autoridades solicitan al pÚblico que ya miden o se hacÍan sido vic mÁs de crÍmenes similares.ionÓ que gases peligrosos escaparan. las autoridades enviaron un alerta ambiental y luz nos tiene todos los detalles. luz: gracias. aunque esta alerta ya no este en pie expertos recomiendan evitar el aire de esta zona, su salud estÁ delicada. ojos y problemas respiratorios, la preocupaciÓn ... residentes de la ciudad recibieron una alerta pidiendo que se quedaran en casa con las ventanas cerradas. >> tienen hidrocarburos pero el alerta que puso fue por los olores. luz: en el momento de la alerta, el departamento de salud de contra costa saliÓ a monitorear el aire y ver hasta quÉ punto tenÍa que extender la zona ambiental de precauciÓn. >> este instrumento lo usamos para revisar el gas combustible. Éste lo usamos para monitorear el aire que es tÓxico, y en el evento que tuvimos hoy estuvimos y utilizamos este instrumento. luz: la alerta fue literal a las 8:00 a.m., sin embargo este departamento recomienda que cualquier persona que tenga irritaciÓn en los ojos o otras partes del cuerpo s

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> and now we go back to the breaking news in clayton. sky 7 is over this grass fire that's now at 225 acres with zero percent containment. >> evacuations are in place in the mrsh creek area between deer valley road and morgan territory road. cal fire is using air drops to surround the blaze with retardant. the rugged terrain making it very difficult to fight. at least two structres have burned. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larsen is on the phone. and kate, what can you tell us about the situation? >> well, dan, ama, we're trying to get to the scene. we were actually stuck in traffic on marsh creek road, trying to get into clayton for quite a while. we just got to the intersection of marsh creek and morgan territory road. and that is where they're turning everyone around, unless you are a first responder or media. we had to show our badges, and they just let us through about a minute ago, and we're headed to the fire station to try and gather more information. i can tell you the majority of the concern of people who i have spoken to this a

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> the first day of the nato summit in brussels started off with a bang.h on defense. he wants to see them increase their spending. the president also called out germany. >> i think it's very sad when germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with russia where you're supposed to be guarding against russia, and germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to russia. >> german chancellor angela merkel reiterated her country's commitment to the alliance. she said she is happy they had this opportunity to talk about the economic future. [ closing bell ] >>> today the dow sank on trade war worries. it lost more than 200 points, closing at 24,700. the nasdaq dropped 42. the s&p lost almost 20. >>> opponents today are slamming a new program in stockton that will give monthly payments to certain residents. the city will give 100 low income residents $500 a month for 18 months. it's called universal basic income. the goal is to create economic stability, possibly reducing poverty and helping to alleviate income inequality. but some think it will

. >>> a memorial service honored one of thms five vic gunned down at the gazette. wendy winters was a publication. edit a crowd heard stories of her life and career today. ne >> reporter: those who knew wendyinters bes say her last acts on that day were an e extension of life she lived and worked and wrote. >> on thursday, june 28th, my mom picked up her trash can and she charged the coward who shot her in the chest. >> she was taken from us by a person who was violent, gun obsessed, mentally unhealthy. he should have not had access to any kind of gun. >> reporte nearly 1,000 people attended the service. there were remembrances from loved ones and colleagues from a the r. >> our world will be smaller without wendy and i'm glad she was a part of it and i'm a glad to call h my friend. thank you. >> reporter: there was the music, tears and laughter, butf most all the sense of loss from her children, the plans thatere made never to be realized. >> i was supposed to take my mom to the beach today and she would have told us to wearats and sun screen. >> reporter: there w

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spacey, who was artisitic director of the old vic theatre between 2004 and 2015, has now been accused 30 men since november last year. police on the scottish island of bute say they are now treating the death of a six—year—old girl there earlier this week as murder. the body of alesha mcphail was found in woodland on monday morning just a few hours after she was reported missing. officers believe members of the public involved in the search for her may have vital information: the association of school and college leaders have written to the prime minister and education secretary, warning them that standards in schools in england are falling because of a crisis in funding. england have won on penalties. have you had any sleep? the adrenaline after that penalty shootout, just watching on the television, can you imagine what it must have been like for those players? as we are chatting, let us look at some of the pictures on the papers this morning. they do tell a story. it was like a giant curse. it's gone. number one on penalties in world cup competition. this team last night managed to

in bristol 0ld vic's year of change, it's a ground—breaking project with a clear mission.ld beyond. with a track passing through the bronte country and acting as filmset for the railway children, worth valley railway is one of west yorkshires top attractions. and this weekend it's celebrating it's 50th anniversary. the line was re—opened for business back in the late 60s by a group of railway enthusiasts — after it was closed to passengers earlier in the decade. now over a hundred thousand people a year enjoy the route. phil bodmer reports. it was a little—known yorkshire branch line made famous by a 1970 british movie. the railway children, starring jenny agutter and bernard cribbins, became a global hit. but injune, 1968, a small group of volunteers, determined to save their local line, were not to know that. exactly 50 years on from that original journey from keighley to 0xenhope, it's been recreated using the original tank engine number a1241. access to platform three can be made by using the subway located in the middle of platform four. fireman phil heelis was on tha

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the car is a dark, early 2000s ford crown vic or the ya. possibly a former police or security car. it's got a damaged headlight and a torn off spotlight. anybody with information can call richmond police. >>> we are almost now to day seven of a protest in san francisco against i.c.e. and tonight police are trying to get people to clear out on their own. >> we ask you to break down your tents, leave the block, please evict the site or arrests. >> police were at the scene. you can see the makeshift barriers blocking off battery street. protesters have been sleeping there since monday. today a group called refuse fascism joined the protest. they are angry about family separations and lengthy detentions of migrants. several sources have told us police may break up the protests tomorrow if people do not leave on their own. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo has wrapped up two days of talks in north korea. he described the meetings as productive. >> we talked about what the north koreans are continuing to do and how it's the case we can get our arms around achieving what chairman kim and

vic mackey is secretly in bed with all these people, making lots of money.r cop, sent to bring him down. and you're thinking, i've seen this show before, i've seen this movie before. then you get to the pilot and vic shoots him in the face. >> there was some thought that hbo shows did well because they had no commercials. when a basic cable show like "the shield" that did have commercials found an audience, all of a sudden it just opened the door, and other original programming sprung up like "nip/tuck." >> when you stop striving for perfection, you might as well be dead. >> and "rescue me." >> you son of a bitch. >> and it was a whole new playing field. >> tommy! (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. sfx: [cell phone dialing] no. no, no, no, no, no. cancel. cancel. please. aaagh! being in the know is a good thing. that's why discover will a

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yes indeed thank you no thank you no indeed yes i'm joined by joe same arena manager after that vic. tree for croatia i guess or to their first ever world cup final say where was that game won and lost. i think was won. on. krishna carrot. they were not that. when i told that off time. that the game should be over but was not over i knew it's what i was i was saying when i predict a goal. i knew it. could be an england wall to kill the game but for sure creation would have a reaction and they could also score which happened. so i think basically was on the fact that when the game was easy for england. the second of all didn't come. and then croatia when they scored the first score by the psychological point of view they had like. like over those of confidence and they changed completely the game and then in the end i think they. i think they deserve because you could even see by the number of shots in them had one shot on target they had seven or eight you could see by the way the ball possession and the control of the game changed dramatically they went over england also at that at

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abc 7 news reporter vic lee tells us the impact it's having on our tourist industry. >> reporter: theeak of the tourist season, yosemite is blanketed by a thick haze of smoke, fire, closing large sections of the park, includes popular yosemite valley. camp grounds and many hotels have closed, tourists are leaving, others, like sandra from holland, are not going. many yosemite tours have canceled. tours of san francisco is not one of them. >> because it's so big, we're still going to yosemite park, just different areas. >> reporter: during the peak summer months, the tours takes about 5,000 visitors to yosemite. >> we invented an alternative tour that explores the wilderness area in the northern part of the valley still open. >> reporter: there was one snag, six of their guests were forced to leave the hotels in yosemite. lilian bussed them back here. it wasn't hard to find tourists who had to cancel their trip. most of those we spoke with understand why. susan and graham are from australia. >> we're used to brushfires. >> reporter: they are from new hampshire, canceling was tough for

abc 7 news reporter vic lee has the impact it's happening on our tourist industry. >> reporter: the peak of the tourist season, yosemite is blanketed by a thick haze of smoke, fire closing large s.e.c.s of t sections of the park, including the valley. campgrounds and many hotels have closed. tourists are leaving. others are not going. >> yesterday we saw on the news there was -- there was fire. >> reporter: yosemite tours have cancelled. this tour is not one of them. >> because we're so big, we're still going to yosemite parks. >> reporter: it takes about 5,000 visitors to yosemite. instead of cancelling -- >> yesterday, we invented an alternative tour that explores the wilderness in the northern part of the yosemite valley which is still open. >> it wasn't hard to find tourists who had to cancel their trip. most understood why. susan and graham mcdonald are fromst e'o fires happen. >>> cancelling was tough for this family and their little ones. >> somebody was crying in tears last night. >> logan told me why. >> there are bears and wolfs. >> reporter: maybe a good reason to stay put in

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