washington d.c., and this bill known as the skinny bill, it failed after three republicans including senator john mccain, as you mention, voted gen it. >> this process is an embarrassment. this is nuclear grade bonkers. >> reporter: on the senate floor tonight emotions ran high. most republican senators put their support into these eight pages called the health care freedom act, but dubbed the skinny bill. both sides have problems with the bill. >> the skinny bill as policy is a disaster. the skinny bill as a replacement for obamacare is a fraud. >> we are all not proud of this poduct. there's not a one in this body who is proud of this product. >> reporter: the skinny bill would get rid of individual and employer mandates while leaving much of the affordable care act in place, but republicans' real plan was to push through this bill and have it fail in the house. house speaker paul ryan agreed to the possibility of setting up a conference committee where house and senatla makers would work together for reform. the room was tense as bill details remained vague. >> i ask for your information about -- >> the senate will be in order. the senator declines to yield. the senator from wyoming has the floor. >> reporter: many republicans insisted passing something was better than leaving obamacare untouched. and this vote puts efforts at health care reform back to square one for the republicans. live in the newsroom, lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." all right, lisa. thank you. now to a vulgar white house feud made public today after less than a week on the job new white house communications director anthony scaramucci went on a fro fanity-laced rant against chief of staff reince priebus and steve bannon. in an explosive interview with the new yorker, he scale priebus a bleeping paranoid schizophrenic. he went on to blame for leaks to the press. he said he wants to kill all the leakers and threatened to fire the entire white house communication staff over leaks. scaramucci tweeted an apology, but hours later shifted the blame back to ""the new yorker" reporter he spoke with tweeting, i made a mistake in trusting a reporter. it won't happen again. developing news in half moon bay where a man is in custody after a deadly stabbing. "abc 7 news" was at the scene on main street after san mateo county sheriff's deputies were called for a fight in front of a house. they say two men were on the ground. one had a visible injury to his neck and was pronounced dead. a wheelchair could be seen inside the crime tape there. investigators have not yet said what led up to this deadly stabbing. san leandro police arrested two shooting suspects the on night after an hour's long manhunt. the area around davis street and douglas drive was locked down while a swat team, canine and a helicopter searched for the suspects. they're accused of firing skinny bill a vehicle this afternoon wounding two people, but thankfully those victims are expectedsurvive. four people including two teenagers were arrested in connection with dozens of car break ins in the east bay. brentwood identified two of the suspects at brian randolph and john robertson. investigators say the men and two teens admitted to breaking into 17 cars of a parking lot of a brentwood hotel last friday morning. one car was stolen and later seen near a livermore complex where another 36 cars were broken into. >> a popular ride won't be there because of a tragedy in ohio. this is one of the six locations across california where the fire ball ride is closed indefinitely. cal osha ordered the closures after an 18 year old died when the ride broke apart at the ohio state fair throwing people to the ground. the dutch manufacturer has ordered a worldwide shut down of all fire ball rides until it can come up for a plan for safety inspections. even after that happens, some potential riders are kept cal. >> i won't go on it. i won't. i don't think -- i don't think i would let my son go on it now. >> you can also see from sky 7 a similar ride called delirium at california's great america in santa clara, that is closed down as a precaution as well. coyote creek which decimated neighborhoods in san jose when it flooded in february is now getting help from the federal government. >> yeah, the army corps of engineers has agreeld to study the waterway and come up with a plan to reduce the risk of flooding. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live at the santa clara water district. katie. >> reporter: ama, dan, it is a partnership, and between the army corps of engineers and the water district, the idea is to avoid, to prevent another devastating flood like the city saw last winter. frightening images from the february flood. the water so deep some families had to be rescued from their homes in boats. left behind, total destruction. >> it was just devastating, you know, just to realize how much we lost. >> reporter: anna heckman and her family marked the spot where the water reached in their yard. the flood claimed furniture, tools and mementos. >> we don't ever want to experience this again. >> reporter: a new partnership is aimed at preventing another major flood of coyote creek. >> coyote creek has been a disaster for years. we have tried very hard, but now we have a partner. >> reporter: the santa clara water district is paying the army corps of engineers to help with a study of the creek, a study to show how to reduce flood risks. it is the first step in securing state and federal funds for a flood protection project. >> which just helps us. we hope to get this channel done to protect the 14,000 people that were misplaced. >> reporter: a flood protection project for coyote creek could look similar to what is the guadalupe walk in downtown san jose. heckman is glad to know things are moving forward. >> seems like they should be able to do something to prevent this disaster in the future. >> reporter: it caused similar flooding in 1997. the water district sought help from the corps back then but was turned down because there was no federal interest at the time. in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." san jose is looking for new ways to house the homeless. one proposal included building tiny homes across the street from thousand oaks park in south san jose. at a meeting earlier this month an overflow crowd showed up to voice opposition. city councilman now says the housing department will not recommend housing there. he apologized for the way the meeting was handled. another community meeting will be held in two weeks. in lake county three homes burned to the ground tonight after a backyard barbecue gout got owl of control. the fire started around 5:30. a man told firefighters he was cooking dinner when the fire got away from him. about 30 homes were evacuated. several cats and dogs had to be rescued. 3 1/2 acres burned. those evacuations have been lifted. well, millions of people all over the country are making plans to see the solar eclipse cross over the united states on august 21st, which hasn't happened in nearly 100 years. "abc 7 news" reporter kate larson has more on what you can expect and what you should know before you look up. >> reporter: starting at 9:00 a.m. on august 21st, the shadow of the moon will sweep across the u.s. from oregon to south carolina. >> in a total solar ee climbs the moon actually completely blocks out the light of the sun. >> reporter: rob semper is a physicist and is traveling to casper, wyoming to broadcast the ee lips. he points out in the bay area there will be a 76% eclipse peaking at 10:15 a.m. >> it will be dim, kind of spooky but le twilight but not exactly. >> reporter: a cloud-free location and special shades is your best bet. how do you know you have a good pair of shades? you should see nothing but black. when you take your shades outside and look at the sun this is what you should see. >> it is a very social experience. it makes you feel good when you see totality. >> reporter: robin higman has been planning their trip for the eclipse for two years to wyoming. >> at this point most hotels are booked solid. i think if you are diligent online there are some places if you search like oregon eclipse camping where you can find ee climbs camp sites. >> reporter: robin says roads that leave to the path of totality will be packed. so best to leave before sunrise. kate larson, "abc 7 news." we have more ahead. cleaning up tonight after a big oops by cal fire. pink comes raining down on a north bay community and no flames in sight. >> i'm cornell bernard in oakland where fans of a big-time rapper are lining up for a chance to meet and greet. >> i'm spencer christian. a nice long sustained warming trend has begun. the accuweather coming up. >> a secret garden in tahoe. the beautiful wilderness you can explore tonight for the first a big homecoming tonight for an oakland rapper who is on the fast track to familiar. >> the artist known as g-eazy took time to meet the fans who waited hours outside, promoting a new brand of whiskey. >> abc report cornell brown was there. >> reporter: they waited and waited, some standing in line outside this jack london bevmo for hours. >> he represents the die where he's from and is proud of what he does. >> jerrold is amazing. that's what he does. >> gerald l.gillam otherwise known as rapper g-eazy arrived at the liquor store and took time to hug a fan. >> it is important to come back home. >> he grew up in oakland and calls it home. he once peddled his music outside this liquor store. >> i used to sell cds outside of my backpack. >> his career on the fast track. he is now promoting still house, a new whiskey label he has invested in. meeting one-on-one with all 500 fans that showed up was a priority. >> every time i'm tired or exhausting, anything is getting to me, it is like, think about how many people care about what you're doing. it is important, and that's >> i have not had a favorite rapper since tupac shakur. when i started hearing g-eazy, it clicked on me. >> reporter: he will throw out the first pitch at the a's game. >> that's a big deal. what dow think? >> it is an incredibly big deal, an honor. >> reporter: the first 15,000 fans get a free g-eazy bobblehead. cornell bernard in oakland, "abc 7 news." tomorrow night first tesla model 3s will be delivered to new owners. the electric car company tweeted you can watch the event on i think website starting at 8:45 tomorrow night. the model 3 is test lu's most affordable car, starting at $35,000. the first 30 cars will be delivered at the company's fremont plant, mostly to employees. cal fire is trying to figure out why one of its air tankers accidentally dumped 100 gallons of fire retardant all over a he is in-home ah county nighborhood. plants, roofs, cars and most of the street and sidewalk were all covered in pink. the homes are right in the flight path of the charles m. schultz sonoma airport. local firefighters worked with cal fire all afternoon to watch everything down. >> i came up to the front and opened the door. it was like everything was pink. so -- >> nine homes and 13 cars were coated with the retardant. it is considered non-toxic, but can damage paint. >> yeah, got to get it off pretty quickly. >> tonight you can enjoy a secret garden in tahoe after a century hidden from the public. >> the donner land trust has bought this beautiful land in the lower karp enter value north of trucke. contains rare plants, threatened birds and stunning flowers. >> eventually it will be fully open to the public. >> gorgeous. >> i want the see it in person. looks stunning. >> a nice day around here. a little warm. >> it was. spencer christian is here tonight for sandhya tracking the forecast. warm and staying that way. >> that's true. warm now and getting warmer as each day passes. here is a look at live doppler 7. mainly clear skies across the bay area although coastal fog expected to form overnight. a view from the east bay hills camera. 59 in san francisco, oakland 61, 66 at mountain view. 68 at san jose, 6 is at gilroy. this is a view from the exploratorium camera at pier 15. napa 62, a cool 59 at know vaut ah, 71 at fairfield and 77 in con court and 73 at livermore. one more live view from our emeryville kamala looking west word across the bay. these are forecast features. typical summer pattern for the next two days, friday add saturday. heat will hold on well into the early part of august. overnight we will see fog at the coast and a little bit over the bay. it will be mild in most locations with low temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and even right around 60 at concord and livermore. on we go to tomorrow's beach forecast. it will be bright at the beaches although partly cloudy and breezy but mild with high temperatures in the mid 60s at most bay area beaches, but 73 at santa cruz. water will be cool. the ocean temperature 57 degrees tomorrow. let's look at tomorrow's highs. look for 64 degrees at half moon bay. 68 here in san francisco. 72 in oakland. 77 in pallet owe. 83 san jose. 84 at santa rosa. the inland east bay hide in the mid 90s from fairfield to concord to livermore. looking into the forecast, saturday will bring typical temperatures. highs up north near cloverdale. not quite 100, but monday is hot inland with a high expected to reach 100 antioch on monday. upper 90s concord and livermore. triple digits at cloverdale and clear lake. again the typical summer spread will be with us tomorrow and saturday. it will have a little bit above average temperatures on sunday and even around the bay we'll see it warming up to low 80s and upper 60s on the coast to about 70 sunday and monday and tuesday. notice how tuesday, wednesday and thursday the inland temperatures continue to rise to upper 90s. a steady pattern of upper 90s there to almost 100. we're going -- we're not sustaining it but the pattern will sustain itself through late next week. upper 90s inland. low to mid 80s around the bay and upper 60s on the coast. mild to warm. looks like this pattern will hold for quite a while, not just the seven days ahead but into mid august perhaps. >> goodness. >> sustaining and wearing us out. >> all right. next at 11:00, they're off the next at 11:00, they're off the court chemistryst strong, but to ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org sometimes being married requires teamwork just like ayesha and steph curry are about to show us. >> all right. that was ayesha with a perfect pass on the alley-oop dunk by steph. the curries electrified about 3,000 fans in seoul, south korea. >> the latest stop on his tour of asia where he is helping promote under armour shoes and apparel. >> sports director larry beil is here. >> curries are having a good time. >> definitely. >> it is good to be steph and ayesha. he got good news about magee today. the big man makes a decision. brian hoyer is the big man for the 49e abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good evening. the 49 starts practice tomorrow and quarterback brian hoyer is so pumped up he might be in the locker room before dawn. he will be the 49ers starter this evening. he is a journeyman. alternating between a backup and starter through eight years in the league. he knows he's perceived as placeholder on rebuilding 49ers team. he is fired up about playing for his old coach from cleveland days, kyle shanahan. >> to be able to go to training camp, not to be worried about competition, to have gotten all of the rems in the off-season, i feel confident going into this season. you know, like i said when i first got here, one of the big reasons i came was to be the kyle. you know, have been around him now as a head coach for a full off-season, going into training camp i think everybody is really excited. i know for me personally it is probably the most excited i have been going into a training camp. >> the question for the 49ers is when will first round draft pick thomas being showing up. hasn't signed a contract yet. it is possible agents for him could get something worked out at the last minute. otherwise he will miss first day of camp. >> i'm concerned right now. i think it should be done and i'm disappointed with myself in a certain way that it is not. but i think i'm learning this is part of the business part of the game, and so as i said though, i'm encouraged and i'm hopeful we can get it done. you know, we'll see. we got a couple of hours. >> literally at this point. nba news, the band pretty much back together. magee agreed to return to the team. provided shot blocking and he is 7 feet tall and you can't teach that. of the key players from a year ago, only he and clark will not be back for golden state. on to baseball. a's manager bob melvin has to wonder what it will take to win his 1,000 game. stuck on 999. steen his a's game lose two straight games on walk-off runs. will little tosses manager john gibbons along with the catcher off for arguing balls and strikes. the a's up 4-3, bottom nine. morales hit the walk-off last night, ties it with a solo bomb off new a's releave break trines. lion hendricks, he walks, the bases loaded with two out in the 10th. bob melvin has to be saying, all right, come on. it is your game william, win or lose, lose. bases loaded. steve pearce, aloha. grand slam, walk off granting bluejays sweep the a's. 8-4 the final. giants have the day off. one more note from the nfl, training camps opening around the league. best entrance so far, antonio brown of the steelers arrives in a 1931 rolls royce. of course he has a driver. signed a $73 million deal a few months ago, putting that cash to good use. abc 7 sports brought to you bring river rock casino. spencer mentioned it was his old car. i was his old driver. >> yeah. >> funny how things worked out

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