that much of the bay area is clear although you may notice a little bit of fog starting to bank up near monterey bay heading towards sandra cruz. this could cool the coastal communities but it's still going to be a hot inland. 100 degrees in gilroy. 88 in oakland today. 83 in san francisco. half moon bay at 76 and 97 in napa. here's a look at current readings for you right now. still holding the deet fheat fo. temperatures go up tomorrow m we'll take a look at those temperatures going up. >> thank you, leigh. burning this afternoon at chestnut avenue, lisa joins us live from south san francisco with a look at the response. lisa? >> ama, a very strong response from firefighters. in fact, crews are still out here trying to make sure that this fire does not reignite because at one point flames shot up into the air 60 feet. it was a full-fledged fire fight from the get-go on san bruno mountain this afternoon. crews attacked the fire from above. and from the ground, getting on top of it was crucial. >> this was a challenge of a fire due to the popping pograph. >> reporter: slowing it down did not mean knocking it down. the heat conditions did not help. there were some voluntarily evacuations. >> i just took my evening medicine for blood pressure. >> reporter: standing by and watching the flames rush along the boulevard was too much for some residents and so they leapt into action. they attached as many garden hoses as they could find and started spraying. they evening managed to put out some small flames on their own. but they were glad when the experts arrived. the fire engulfed 40 acres of a mountain and came close to the mon montessori school. thankfully it was closed today. fortunately no structures were damaged and no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. live in south san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc news. we have breaking news out of mountain view. at least two homes are burning right now. it started about 8:00 this evening at a home on orange industry lane. adjacent homes have been evacuated. no one has been hurt. stay with abc news for updates. firefighters are making progress with the rim fire. aerial drop spots last night helped keep flames within containment lines. federal teams are heading to the scene to assess the damage. containment remains at 80% with full containment now expected on friday, september 20th. the fire that crews say was started by an illegal camp fire has now burned 394 square miles. in san jose, investigators tonight are trying to figure out what caused the large warehouse fire. you can see the flames in this video provided to us by abc 7 news viewer amanda savage. it started near mayberry road around 11:00 night. firefighters raced to the scene. no people were hurt but a dog was hurt and is recovering. police in vallejo are searching for a gunman after a triple shooting that killed an 18-year-old man. it happened just before 11:30 last night on louisiana street near city park. officers found a white honda at the scene riddled with bullet holes. the driver died. two passengers 16 and 17 years old were wounded and are in the hospital. police believe someone drove by and shot the people. on the east side, several people reported hearing shots on gilchrist drive. they are interviewing someone they call a possible suspect. they haven't released a motive in the shooting. a man was rescued from the bay and dive crews responded to the scene near the ferry building. it's believed the man intentionally jumped into the water. once crews reached him, he was able to pull himself back out on his own. police haven't said why they took him into custody. the president continues to push for support for a strike against syria. the president says its prove that the syrian government used nerve gas against its own people and shows the after effects of the gas. the president will give a speech on tuesday. today, thousands around the world protested against the provoked air strikes on syria. abc 7 reporter has a look at several demonstrations in san francisco. >> reporter: the message at this small noontime rally was clear. these people oppose the idea of u.s. military air strikes against syria. an hour later, the rally grew into a large protest march up market street. >> this is not what the american people want, to have a war in syria. i think that we need to have diplomacy and everyone out of syria. >> i feel like people have forgotten about the last ten years, 15 years. like what's going on. >> reporter: meantime, at union square there was another rally going on with a much different message. >> stop the hate! >> reporter: these syrian americans are urging the u.s. to stop the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government against innocent americans. >> the assad dictatorship is like cancer and that cancer is growing. we need to come in and that's what we're asking. >> what can possibly go wrong with dropping bombs on syria. >> reporter: one person dressed like nancy pelosi outside of where the real pelosi was giving a speech. she tried to upstage the congresswoman with a sign but she was escorted away by the police. >> stopping the use of weapons of mass destruction is the pillar of our national security. assad regime used them but that cannot continue. >> reporter: pelosi knows that that position has opposition on the streets and protests are expected to get louder in the days to come. why dog owners are upset about a plan proposed for many bay area parks. plus, a look at the feature on the upcoming iphone that has unveiling its new iphone, apple says it will be able to read your fingerprints. it will likely have the fingerprint technology near the home button of the device. user identities will be identified by the print. the swip and print was one of the things that steve jobs hated about the iphone. there will be a lower cost model, the iphone 5s will be released in about two weeks. bay area dog owners are upset because there's a revised dog management plan for 21 locations within the golden gate recreational area. the new rules would ban dogs where they are now allowed and at most of ocean beach. the proposal would require the use of leashes at five places in marin county where dogs can run free. the national park service will be holding three meetings next month for public comment on the plan. coming up next, abc news at 9:00, find out who was named the host city for the 2020 olympics. and meteorologist will tell us where our temperatures are at. over 1100 combined yards >>. team new zealand won today and beat oracle in the first two races. the crowd goes wild in japan after tokyo is named the host city for the 2020 olympics today. there were concerns about it being so close to the fukushima nuclear crisis but japan promised that the site would be safe. tokyo beat out madrid, spain, and istanbul, turkey. so of course they are celebrating there. >> absolutely. we go out with our weather and what a warmup we have had. >> boy, just a little warmer tomorrow and then back off on the temperatures a little bit as we made it to the first part of next week. temperatures inland, near 100 degrees. live doppler hd showing a little bit of fog gathering right near the coast. we had a little to the south of us near monterey bay and a little cooler today because of this band of fog moving north. it's in southern california. it's slowly creeping up the coast and possibly cool the coastal communities a few degrees tomorrow. inland, you're still going to be hot. nice shot here from our rooftop cam showing the transamerica pyramid. check out how warm it is. redwood city, 77. loss gatos, you're at 68 degrees. a little bit of moisture in the air. santa rosa, 68. 69 in napa. concord right now, you're still very mild to warm at 80 degrees. livermore, you're at 77. here's a look at our forecast highlights. we'll keep it mild to warm overnight with mainly clear skies and we'll see a little bit of patchy fog near the coast. 100 degrees inland and a cooler pattern will set up for us as we head into tuesday. here is a look at our visible -- you can see some in the last frame right there, some of that fog that started to move in towards monterey bay earlier in the day and the wind pattern, this is what set up the hot temperatures, especially inland. high pressure to the north bringing in the downsloping winds flowing from land to sea and the air is compressing very close to the surface near the sea level and that's why temperatures near the coast tomorrow will definitely start to heat up. here is a trend, for example, tomorrow, oakland, 87. we'll warm it up even more on monday to 88 degrees. and then the trend will be much cooler on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. the next two days will be hot and then things will start to come on down. by the way, if you're going to the mountain view art and wine festival tomorrow, it's going to be hot. by 3:00, temperatures climbing into the low 90s. and it's going to stay quite mild there even after the 6:00 time frame. overnight temperatures, mild and overnight lows in the mid-to upper 60s inland and even in the north bay where some of that heat will stay with you throughout the evening. highs tomorrow will go with 100 for antioch, 102 for livermore. 78 for san francisco. 96 for fremont and we'll look for 97 in morgan hill. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. a couple more days of heat. it's going to be hot inland on monday temperatures near 100 degrees inland. 90s around the bay. 70s at the coast and then there's that cooling off period tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, back down to normal where we should be for this time of year as the local fog moves back in. we'll have a few hot days and then trend cooler for you. >> thank you, leigh. quarterback goff had another break-out game against oregon state and first victory at the college level. they are looking at ohio state next week. c.j. adams, vikings up 29 to 10. and maurice harris is back in the end zone. what a play. bears up 24-20. goff becomes the second quarterback ever to throw over 400 yards in back-to-back games. 485 yards and two touchdowns. rogers doing all of the work on the 75-yard score. and these are jared's in high school last year. first win at berkeley. 37-30 is the final. >> we knew it was going to be a hard-fought game. we have to give oregon state credit. they played hard and i think in a lot of ways they outplayed us in the first half. good to get away. not easy to do. >> it's a success but at the same time there's a lot of stuff that we need to get better at. >> down on the farm, this is san form's first game of the season. kevin hogan, 40-yard strike first every collegiate touchdown. hoping to have the complete highlights for you at 11:00. retaining the looking in the american league west, solid pitching and just enough hitting to squeak out a 2-1 victory. first run of the game didn't come until the fourth. crushes it off and 22nd of the year. 393 in september. 1-0, a's. meanwhile, just two hits and seven scoreless innings including chris carter and solid home run in the seventh. oakland goes on to win 2-1. america's cup looks smaller on tv. just back from the injured list and his bad luck continues. we have a 1-1 game and then in the fifth the giant killer, gold schmidt and scores on the triple. d-backs go on to win it 2-1. tennis is down to the final with the mid-semis today and we lost roger fedder and courtesy of the marathon match that lasted 4:09. finds the net and breaks his bracket, third game in the final set 21 minutes and 30 points. all over the court and djokovic finishes with a slam and the joker would take the match novak finishes with an ace and he's moving on to the final with a five set victory. rog rog roger had a much better game. thinking he has the win, look at nidal, though. he wins in straight sets. top two seeds will meet in the finals on monday. and hopefully we'll have the ryder cup. he won 2-1 and defeated fitzpatrick to 3-1. usa leads great britain 8-4. tomorrow is your final day. we'll see you again at 11:00 with all of your highlights from around the nation in college football. >> thanks. next at 9:00, slimming down to get adopte . coming up tonight at 11:00, a man's family who was fatally shot by police share their story and why he never should have gotten shot. one san francisco owner tells abc news he invented it first. what is behind this hot new burger on abc 7 news at 11:00. animal control employees in tennessee have turned to an unusual tactic to help the cat shed a few pounds when buddha the cat showed up at animal control in nashville. he tipped the scales at a whopping 31 pounds and was dangerously overweight. so employees helped him slim down using an underwater treadmill. in just a month, he's lost five pounds. buddha's goal is to lose 11 total to weigh in at 20 pounds and animal control believe that a skinnier buddha is more likely to get 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