you're looking at some live pictures of the fire threatening homes in the area, we saw one person fending off the flames with a garden hose. the terrain is rocky, firefighters are having a difficult time reaching the hot spots but they're all over this one. >> we'll keep you posted on what's happening. right now our hot temperatures, dry conditions and strong windsy kree yaiting a combustible combination. the yellow fire -- yolo fire is largest burning near calistoga. it's 125 acres just 50% contained as we see 22 firefighters are now assisting in the fight against those flames. full containment is expected. another brush fire destroyed a home. >> nobody was here. we were just out there. the winds were blowing hard. this is an experience no one should have to go through. >> another fire burned about 75 acres and 60% contained. earlier there were four fires including this two acre fire from sky 7 burning near the vineyard autos the strong winds brought fires into san francisco and into the bay. >> spencer christian is here with an accuweather update. >> here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. mainly sunny skies everywhere. just a little patch of fog there but we've had sunny skies and three main ingredients for elevated fire risk. high winds, high temperatures, and low humidity. and those conditions are still with us. let's take a look at the peak gusts towards western sky. these were gusts measured last night. mount hamilton, 64 miles per hour. gusts over 40 at napa airport and richmond. now we're looking at opposing wind flows making our forecast tricky. we still have gusty winds in places and winds blowing from the north and inland locations and from the west in other locations. we have to determine how much cooling there is going to be at the coast. how warm inland based on how these conflicted wind flows play out. low humidity around or below 10% is quite dangerously low contributing to elevated fire risks. we still have red flag warnings until 6:00 this evening for high fire risk over higher elevations across the bay area. record dry vegetation or fuels. and concern for fire remains elevated. i'll have more looking into tomorrow's forecast nkt just a few minutes. >> thank you. abc 7 news is live in the hills above berkeley with firefighters raising awareness about the sensible -- defensible space. >> officials here are discouraging people from using barbecues and gardening equipment that could spark a fire, but it's hard to make sure everyone is getting that message. >> red flag waved outside of the fire station warning residents this a.is a high fire danger day. the chief monitors the winds. he can also watch the relative humidity, anything below 20% is dangerous. by 11:00 in the morning it had dipped to 15. fuel, weather, and topography are the three factors in fires. residents are required to clear weeds and vegetation from homes but officials say a red flag day is not the day to do it them warned heat and sparks could cause the fire they're trying to prevent. mike davis knows today is a red flag day and knows the hazard his equipment brings but he says he takes precautions like checking for rocks that might cause a spark if he hits it. >> first started a fire here. one time, like about two years ago, we're doing a lot out in oakland. and this is like a 10 acre lot. and we had our tractor and we started a fire. >> residents from until 2:15 to finish clearing weeds from around the properties. >> thank you, heather. prevention so, important. east bay has fire protection today, three firefighters now staffing the east contra costa county fire district station, 54 in brentwood. one of the three station that's closed last year. >> it's exciting. we received a grant and able to hire back laid off firefighters and hired 10 new firefighters. >> happening now made yea yeah -- may day protests are taking place. >> workers, children and community members want quick action to expand rights for all immigrants and families. this is a jonathan bloom in san francisco. we'll wait to see -- oh, there is jonathan. jonathan? >> this march started around 3:30 in the afternoon crawling up the street. began at 24th street bart station. we're just crossing the line about to hit 16th street. now we're starting to move again. they're trying to let traffic get through this, is caution a major description here. good weather contributed to good attendance at this march. if you take a look at the video you can see 700 people spanning two to three city blocks for the demonstration going to take place at 5:00 at civic center plaza. this is a demonstration for immigrant rights. a lot of folks here championing bill 744 in the united states senate. that is providing a path for some of the my grant workers here but they're concerned today here, they would also potentially damage the jobs of skilled workers like engineers here in the united states. there is a professor we posted here talking about how his students are having trouble getting jobs because of the foreign engineers coming here on visas. sponsored by skamy companies. sheer what he had to say. >> look. if you're already in the industry, do you want tens of thousands of people coming in suddenly in the market that are going to lower wages for you? it's bad for the workers. >> workers say they're protesting in favor of the rights of immigrant workers and adopted a monarch butterfly. >> we'll track the protests throughout the newscast. camela harris says her department is getting $24 million to keep gun as way from criminals. the new law let's the state match lists of gun buyers from those prohibited from owning a weapon. in two years the department seized 4,000 weapons in california people banned from having firearms but until now there is no money to do the same with thousands of other who's should not have them as well. >> three more men have been arrested in connection with boston marathon bombings. >> these men are all friends of jahar tsarnaev. charged with conspiring to obstruct justice this, is video of the two men being taken into custody more n -- more than a week ago. they've been held on allegations they violated their student visas. the two men waived bail today. a third man is charged with making false statements. accord together fbi they're accused of removing tsarnaev items from a backpack and emptied from his dorm room. >> aaron hern celebrating his 12th birthday today. we saw aaron last week when he toured bombing sit. he atrifd a community welcoming him with open arms and well wishes. >> i have never seen a town coming together as this town has for him. it's amazing what they're doing for them. >> welcome home. hopefully you'll get a hot chocolate. >> aaron was waiting for his mother when the second blast went off sending shrapnel into his leg. he was released last wednesday and took steps the next day. still has 100 staples in his legs. his road to recovery has a ways to go by bu people of martinez will be by his side. >> just this badge to your facebook time line. >> we're learning more about another bay area victim of the bombings. the 29-year-old seen here during a visit from several red sox players. the marin independent journal reports she was at the marathon cheering on a friend. she was release frtd hospital last week. >> all right. warriors are gearing up for game six of the playoff series against nuggets tomorrow night in oakland. >> beat the warriors by seven and the term hitmen today jackson gave credit for the victory but stood his ground claiming they targeted star curry. >> i think taking a stab, a step that is not physical that is a cheap spot. >> he did not limit rough play to curry. this is ridiculous down there. going to try to finish things off at oracle arena officially renamed boracle arena. gave a full out of bounds so not like warriors were mere innocent victims. >> but it will be trog see how it's officiated here in oakland. >> yes. >> the airline that is charging for carry on bags. >> a local king salmon, will you be seeing it on your plate? >> a local 5-year-old boy in a custody battle. the bay area hospital now getting involved. >> michael finney taking your questions and he'll answer them here live a little bit later. you can contact michael on abc 7 and on twitter. m finney. >> taking a look at traffic on the san francisco skyway, it's slow going for drivers on the lefthand side of the screen making their way east across the bay bridge. a little bit, just a tad eedzyer for drivers heading south. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues another airline announcing new fees for passengers. frontier plans to charge a $25 fee for carry on bags if paid in advance f you decide to carry on at the gate it jumps to $100. the fee only applies to bags placed in overhead bins. small wag bags will still be free. the airline will charge $2 for soda and coffee. carry on fee becomes this summer. >> facebook ads finding a home on mobile and an update on cash ton kutcher's venture capitol fund. >> good afternoon, facebook first quarter sales topped estimates rising 38% thanks to growth in mobile now accounting for 30% of the advertising revenue frup 23% the previous quarter. ashton kutcher confirming his venture capitol fund raised $2.5 million. marisa myer made $36 million as a ceo of yahoo last year arks cording to a filing myer earned almost $455,000 in salary, $35 million in stock and a bonus of $1.12 million but she is not the highest paid executive ata hoo. coo made more than $39 million last year. stocks closed lower today with the dow stopping a four-day winning streak. and the bloomberg silicon valley index also falling. and tack yes bell joined snap chat tweeting about the latest move yesterday and urged all twitter followers to add them for a secret announcement this, is the first major brand to use snap chat to reach customers. back to you. >> thank you. >> ebay says it's monitoring its online listings of boston marathon medals to make sure nobody profits from the sales. there are two medals up for bid on the auction site. ebay says proceeds will go to charity. ebay says policy quote does not allowlying thing that's portray glorify or attempt to profit from human tragedy or suffering. one medal sold yesterday onfor 485s oodz another storm made it's way into colorado today which could bring a record low for this may 1. this is video from johns twouchblt a winter storm warning was in effect foremost of the day. the high for denver just 36 degrees. >> is there a reason to be happy. >> yesterday, for today, we showed high temperatures into low to mid-30s so that is exactly it. meanwhile, here, we're talking about near record highs. we didn't get records today but we can have a few tomorrow, sunny skies from coast to inland. one little patch of fog near coast north of the golden gate with a heat advisory temperatures into the 90s in the warmest spots. and if you park your motor vehicle in the sun and heat it could pose a danger to people, pets and perishables. so don't park in the heat and stay there very long if you don't have to. 75 in oakland. 84 in san jose. a cool 57 in half moon bay. another live view looking at golden gate which has an interesting absence of fog. 87 in los gatos, warm but not sweltering hot. here are the forecast features, near record highs likely tomorrow and cooling begins on friday. we're goinging to have a sharp cool down over the skbeekd into next week. but before that one more day of oppressive heat. we've got opposing wind patterns. and depending on which one wins we can have hot weather in locations tomorrow, or we can have cool weather along the coast and warm weather around the bay area and inland. so starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning, it will be sunny tomorrow, and fog tomorrow and at this moment we're forecasting 70s as highs on the coast, 80s to 90s around the bay. maybe as high as mid-90s inland loks. overnight tonight mild with low temperatures in upper 50s to around 60. that is reached on the peninsula. downtown, 86 tomorrow, the expected high in santa rosa 93 in napa and inland highs on to mid-90s. here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures moderating on friday and saturday. we had a sharp cool down. tuesday, wednesday a slight chance of showers with a dramatic change in the pattern. >> behind the scenes of a photo shoot with sophia vergara. >> what she says about diets and her biggest guilty pleasure how could this 13-year-old celebrating her first birthday of sorts? i'll have the a lot of excitement this morning at fisherman's chafsh. boats lined up early and loaded up on crushed ice. purists say early season salmon has a special taste because fish are feeding on krill and tiny shrimp. the price has not been set but in the past raised between 4dzs to $7 a pound. >> now, so feea vergara with a photo shoot. >> and a report from on the red carpet. >> there is news on beautiful a listers. we start with miss aniston struck a pose last night and talked about yoga. a friend wrote a new book bit. something she says changed her body ask mind. >> sometimes it's just fun, you know get music jamming and having a good time. sometimes it's more mellow and more sort of intense, just gentle z kind. >> aniston next stars in the comedy "we're the millers out" out in august. >> new, to sophia vergara talking about everything from wedding plans to diet. >> i have many guilt yes pleasures food and sweets. i have a very tweet sweet tooth. >> catch her on "modern family" tonight at 9:00 here on awc. just before modern family is the comedy "family tools". catch it tonight here on abc. >> still ahead hundreds gathering across the bay area for may day protests. >> a bay area hospital now getting involved in a custody battle involving a 5-year-old sacramento boy. happening now this is may 1. may day. and immigration rights demonstrators marching throughout the bay area. >> in san jose, people walking from a church to city hall can see a large crowd gathered in downtown san jose hoo in san francisco, hundreds marching now in the mission district. demonstrators gathered near the bart station. they're on the way to civic sent center plaza right now. >> you can see the shot from sky. i think this rally calling on lawmakers to improve immigration reforms. >> oakland people are gathering at fruit veil plaza planning to march to dela cruz park. >> and and this group got started around 4:00. and they've been on the move since. and now we're almost at 37th and international. for many in this latino neighborhood it's a day to rally and push for a change to to the immigration policy. immigrants rights advocates used a march to push for reform, today, of workers, children and community members gathered again in oakland. the demonstration designed to raise awareness while calling for immigrant defor tais practitions. opponents say those looking for comprehensive reforms and stopping the flow of immigration graigs and in f.you do those three things, get local police involved you can send a message to the world don't risk your live and spend your money because if you get here there is nothing for you. but that is not what is the message being sent. >> now, the enthusiasm of the crowd cannot be denied and has to be credited to president obama's push for immigration reform this, is not the only demonstration scheduled for today, it's the only one with the property city permit. there is what city hall is calling a noise demonstration to push for a $15 minimum wage. the city expressed some concern about that event and i can telling nothing but families and families want to put out the message of immigration reform. again, we will stay with the crowd until it ends. we're live in oakland, nick smith abc 7 news. >> in los angeles hundreds marched in this downtown bay mai day demonstration that took place in southern california today. it does d.remain peaceful. in cuba hundreds of thousands marched through havana in support of hugo chavez who died in march. chavez sent money and oil to cuba to help ease financial burden yenz nrk turkey demonstrations and police clash ntd streets, police fought back with tear gas. >> two officers and three demonstrators injured and 72 people were arrested. >> and and a building was wedged near the world trade center si. officers loaded 255 pound piece back onto the pickup truck. it was found a week ago. the medical examiner says no potential human remains were found. officers took to it brooklyn. >> the bay area is becoming a frequent fund raising stop for the president. abc 7 news learned the president will attend r tend a reception and diber june 6th to raise money the president raising money for candidates during events in san francisco. >> the five-month-old sacramento baby boy at the center of a custody battle will be moved to san francisco for greater evaluation. the battle put his young parents against police and child protective services. this started with a routine visit to the hospital, then, the trouble began. >> this shocking individual joe hard to watch. -- video is hard to watch. police enter a california home and take a baby boy out of the arms of his mother leaving with baby sammy and his mother says refused to say where they took him. >> they took my baby from them and walked out of the door. he was crying. that is a hard moment he was diagnosed with a heart murmer. his parents had been taking him to a cardiologist but when admitted to sutter memorial in sacramento last tuesday for flu symptoms they say they did not like the hospital care and so they left walking out without a proper discharge. >> they told us we needed to do surgery right away. we wanted to have a second opinion from a second doctor from a different hospital. i took my son. >> they took sammy to kaiser permanente where records show the baby was safe to go home with his parents n a statement sutter says our nurses are bound by duty to call authorities if they believe a pediatric patient's health is in danger. >> people taking a baby away you know, you don't know what is going to go on. >> the parties say baby is still in the home. the parents have to agree never to take him from the hospital against parent's order autos still ahead a cancer warning for women smokers. >> and oby, an obese dog that can barely walk. the day he underwent surgery. >> i'm taking your questions on twitter and pace facebook. so you can contact me on abc 7 or on twitter at m finny. i'll answer questions here live in just a little bit. >> i'm spencer christian. a view of the western sky. it's sunny, warm today, we can see highs tomorrow we'll take a look at the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> taking a look at san jose now this is between 280 and 101. stay with us. a pudgy pup is on the end of a weight loss journey he tipped scales at a whopping 77 pounds. you can see him, he can barely walk. >> fast forward to today this, is now wee. got to get a wider shot. so you can see. 40 pounds lighter resting up after a tummy tuck yesterday took off two pounds of loose skin. >> he's had a personality you can tell he wants to interact and get around. so now he can. it's exciting. >> he is stel losing weight, his owner plans to get him down to 28 pounds nearly 50 pounds lighter than he was last summer. >> i think he's been exercising. >> and let's take a look at the forecast. >> it's warm and getting warmer. here is a look at coastal clouds, sunny skies everywhere else. for about another hour, 15 minutes we still have a red flag warning for high fire danger until 6:00 this evening. and elevation as above a thousand feet. dry and air is very warm. tomorrow, nationwide sort of a mixed weather pick you're, nice, mild spring like but winter like weather pushing into northwestern missouri and parts of iowa. snow trailing there. nonetheless east of that will be into 60s and highs in the 40s. here in california tomorrow high temperatures into 90s in chico. 89 in los angeles. here in the bay area, sunny skies tomorrow, and a chance of record highs being set tomorrow. i think locations next to the numbers we can hit highs tomorrow if these projected temperatures are reached including 86 here in san francisco. so we have been having major cool down over the weekend. temperatures going to drop below average for this time of the year by sunday or monday. >> thank you. >> coming up next a group of parents upset over letters the school sent out criticizing their childrens' weight. >> a crash caught on video bringing atension to one of the most-dangerous riding routes on the west coast. >> is there a law where a property manager with k.remove a service animal? a frightening collision between a motorcyclist and two bicycle riders is bringing attention to a dangerous stretch of highway near los angeles. a biker loses control and slams into two unsuspecting cyclists. mazingly nobody was seriously hurt. this took place at mulholland highway aptly named the snake this, particular spot is called edwards corner so bad, camera crews camp out every weekend to capture the slideouts and accidents. >> oh. >> checking healthy living news new research finds women with breast implants are more likely to die from breast cancer than women without them finding the risk increases 38%. also had a 26% greater risk of being diagnose with breast cancer at a later stage. evidence suggests implants are not causing cancer rather making it more difficult to detect it. still, more research is needed to detect the finding autos researchers found people who casually smoke may increase the risk of colon cancer and say female smokers may have a greater risk than males. it is the second leading cause of cancer death in this country. a south carolina school district could be the target of legal action after a group of kids were singled out because of their size. each student called over the intercom then directed to go to the cafeteria. >> they were pulled in as a group. everyone knew who else was there. by the time they were done and got to the next school period it was labeled the fat meeting. >> imagine embarrassment. parents realized they had the best intention for their kids but didn't like the way they went about it. they say since the meeting the behaviors have change bud they have been teased and bullied. >> louis asked i currently use a standard land line, thinking of switching to cellular because of a lower cost. are there disadvantages to doing that? >> there is you can safe a ton of money. you know that. land lines are beginning to go away. you give up a land lone phone has its own power source. does not come from a local electric company. it will be operating when the cell towers are not. and in the middle of and that said, i kept my land line because i wanted to make sure my family members to get to me in an emergency. they've cancelled their land lines. >> so that is they can rely on you. they can call you. >> laura wants to know my parents have two credit cards, each has less than $500 owing. if they were to pass away could i ask the credit card companies toing forrive the debts? since they have no assets? >> if they have no assets you don't have to ask. any bill a deceased person has has to be paid off with the estate. it's a fancy word for their money, their stuff. so if you run out of money then that is just the end of it. family members do not have to pay. just eat the loss. >> and cheryl asks we live nay senior affordable apartment. i wonder if there is a law where the property manager can remove a dog that is a service dog because they bark or others complain bit. >> if the dog is barking to alert its owner to a telephone ringing or other duties as a service animal then no. that animal cannot be kicked out, however, if it's a nuisance or menacing people with the bark it's a different thing, they can ask for the dog to be removed. now, let me tell what you very got going on for 11:00 tonight. best bargains in the bay area. have you to tune in. i'll show you things you should never pay full price for. see how you can get a great deal on a phone shall life safer at costco even if you're not a member. >> up next a young san francisco girl meets a person who saved her life. she doesn't have to go very far. >> i'm cheryl jennings. coming up at 5:00 a construction problem on the bay bridge. >> sir richard on abc 7 at 8:00 it's the middle, modern family at 9:00 followed by how to live with your parents for the rest of your live. and then 10:00, it's "nashville". >> and reporting on bone marrow drives. >> we wanted to bring you a rare meeting between a leukemia survivor and a donor. >> 13-year-old vicky tran is celebrating a first birthday she. received a bone marrow transplant. on this anniversary she is meeting and thanking her donors. >> she saved my life. it's -- if he hadn't boy have to keep -- still northbound the hospital its rare to find a donor for asian americans. each ethnicity has their own dna markers. it's rarer still through a search the perfect match was right he in san strangers lot. >> vincent says the procedure was easey and he sees it as an extension as the work of the executive director of chinese for a per looking for a match we told you his sto week renewed their vows and held a donor drive in san francisco city hall. >> this helping their community. >> the donor program is working with years ago. >> that is it and this is the result. million. >> about 70% of the patients who need a bone marrow transplant don't find a match them. need more minorities to register so more people can ve v.a new lease on life. >> we can help you register just go go to our web site. >> thank you for joining us at thousands of may day >> abcw. >> thank across the bay area to rally for immigration reform workers rights. >> now, it's welds. th bay bridge that could be a tough fix. >> i'm abc 7 news sandhya advisories coming. i'llav >> goo re immigration reform. >> we have live team coverage of the two biggest ones and will begin with jonathan bloom. >> we're at a rally here, you can see thousands of people have gathered here at end of a march started and are chanting cries we have come to know with the cry for immigration reform. yes, we can. as they chant here on this may day set aside to celebrate fight for workers rights will going to be making senate bill 744 it's a sweeping bill for immigration reforms, we want to show you as we talkedthon video of sky 7 this is video from overhead of that march. that included a -- about a thousand people making their way throughout the streets of san francisco. and the senate bill everybody has on their minds now is a bill that has gotten criticism from both sides. there are those that believe it's taking work away from american workers but those who advocate for my grant workers take issue witness saying it's a requirement to verify or e verry fi would force immigrants into the work