hospitalized. it's critical injury. the ride is closed. at nights there's no indication it malfunctioned. >> this is video of the flight deck roller coaster in action at great america. heart-pounding 360-degree loops at 50 miles-per-hour. riders' feet dangle while suspended below the coaster's steel track. today the ride is idle as state investigators look into the cause of an accident on friday night. sky 7hd was overhead after authorities say a park maintenance worker was struck in the head. one rider suffered a hand injury. witnesses saw what happened. >> trying to get something from the floor, somebody dropped a cell phone. and then when we were turning to our right all of a sudden getting hit with the -- >> both employee and rider were taken to the hospital. >> that's horrible. so sorry for their families. it's tragic. >> makes me not want to ride the rollercoaster. >> management said safety is at the heart of everything we do and remains our highest priority. we are working closely with local and state authorities to investigate this matter. in 1998 there was another accident on the same coaster which used to be called, top gun. a person was killed when he climbed over a security fence to get his wife's hat and was kicked in the head bay rider. the investigation into friday's incident continues. abc 'news. >> new details task. force will be created to review other science camp as an employee was arrested on charges child low mess -- molestation and child pornography. yesterday the santa clara office of education announced it will form a task force that will review camp safety policies and procedures to see how they compare to best practices at similar camps. developing news in dallas texas, tonight an hours long standoff is over. a suspect is dead. after opening fire on police headquarters and setting off a wild chain of events. no officers were injured. here's the latest from dallas. >> reporter: like a scene out of a hollywood blockbuster. a man in an armored van opening fire at employs hawks in dallas just after midnight. people living nearby whipping out their cell phone cameras. the suspect shooting, ramming squad cars then leading officers on a chase through the city. eventually stopping at a jack-in-the-box restaurant miles away. for yet another shootout. >> rounds hilt the glass did not penetrate. >> our s.w.a.t. snipers shot at the suspect, through the front windshield of the van striking the suspect. >> the gunman identified himself as james boulware. >> he mowed my yard yesterday. >> his father spoke saturday afternoon. >> was he a perfect person? no. but we all have a breaking point, and they -- >> reporter: by more than police sent a bomb squad row about to approach the van detonating two pipe bombs found inside. the shrapnel made of screws and nails. the bomb squad finding several other suspicious bags around police headquarters. one even exploded as a robot tried to move it. >> authorities say boulware told officers he blames police for losing custody of his son. >> he said i've lost everything i have and i got nothing left. and they've taken my son. >> abc news dallas. >> a grass fire in vallejo flared up briefly after damaging a home today. it happened at 11:00 a.m. in the blue rock springs creek area. smoke got close to several homes. crews say the fire burned five acres and damaged to the home was contained to the roof. winds were blowing up to 15-miles-an-hour at the time. the cause of the fire is under investigation. we'll have a live report at 6:00. new details now on a lightning sparked wildlife burning in rural northern california since tuesday. the fire has grown to more than 1300 acres. and now it is just more than five percent contained. high winds are fanning fanning the fire. yesterday a thousand people were evacuated. more than 500 firefighters are working to get the fire under control. prime conditions in northern california for wildfires so let's get the latest on the conditions from meteorologist drew tuma. live doppler 7hd. >> you're right, we're in that prime season now where it's warm we have low humidity and he winds are whipping ingreedded to make any sort of wildfire spread quickly. winds at oakland 23 miles-per-hour. 33 in fairfield, 25, concord this is an easterly breeze coming off the cool ocean water so having a dramatic cooling effect. 24-hour temperature change from concord, fairfield to livermore double-digit cooling, and cooling will continue heading intos. >> a san francisco business re-opened at a new location today after it was destroyed by a massive fire. we were in the city's mission district as the jewelry shop held it grand re-opening. store owners say they lost everything in the january 28th january 28th fire. that fire at mission and 22nd 22nd street killed one person and injured dozens of others. it has been ruled an accident. businesses now looking ahead. >> it's been very very hard. but we're back, and we have the chance to begin again. because this is starting over again. >> espinosa hopes her old customers will find the new store again and new people will visit. now to the warriors' quest for an nba championship. dub nation will be able to watch game six thereof finals on tuesday as oracle irene fa even though the team will be in cleveland. the viewing party tickets went on sale today. there's $15. everyone attending will have a chance to get a commemorative ticket, rally tall and cheer card. tickets are available go to our web site for a link to the warriors watch party. >> game five is in oakland tomorrow. abc is the only way to see the cavaliers and the warriors. it begins with the nba union the game starts at 5:00. abc news was in oakland as the war wores prepared from tomorrow's game. andrew bogut is not concerned about not starting tomorrow. we'll check out the colorful way a young fan is sharing her spirit. the up expected outcome of a familiar live photo shoot. a look at the pictures that have this family afraid for their lives. tsunami. anyone takening bart through oakland should plan on the trip take longer. trains are not running between future veil and kole -- fruitvale and coliseum. the last of the series of maintenance closures. bart returns normal service tomorrow. >> a family in wisconsin is getting death threats after family photos went viral. critics say rockiesan daily put her todder in danger by posing him on railroad tracks and that she was promoting illegal activity. the photos were a father's day gift for her husband who is massive batman fan. >> some people posted our address on the internet, making threats, they're going to show up to the house. >> i was begging him to go to a hotel for the night because i was terrified. >> wisconsin state law says only railroad workers and authorized reporters are allowed on train tracks. rocksan daily says she had no idea it was ill school and would not put her son in danger. >> the show must go on, coming up we'll have a look at new video showing how a rock 'n' roll front man wouldn't let anything pull the plug on hips show. >> enjoy the mild weather because the marine layer is set to return. that's head in leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. before game five of the nba finals tomorrow, let's celebrate the dubs' big fans. all series long we have been sharing fan photos and choosing a fan of the day. today's pick is a colorful one asian man da shared this shot of the talented little rose. we think amanda maybe helped with the chalk design. very nicely done. thank you for spreading warriors love. you can share your picks with us too use the hash tag dubs on 7 and include your city in under post. so we can give you a proper shoutout if you're chosen as the next fan of the day. some bay area favorite outside will rock the national anthem before tomorrow's game. james letfield and kirk hammet from metallica will perform their instrumental endigs of the national anthem. the band has been enjoy met tall could day for years. bay area fans accommodated the band as their own. >> tomorrow world news tonight is at 3:30, followed by dubs on 7, the toyota pregame show at 4:00, and beginning at 4:30, abc7 is the only place where you can see the warriors in game five of the nba finals. followed by after the game. then at 9:30, jimmy kimmel live game night scandal at 10, and at 11:00, abc7 news. new video tonight shows a nasty tumble off sage for foo fighters leave singer dave goal who -- grohl. take a closer look. you can see grohl fall off the stage during a concert in sweden. the 46-year-old badly injured his right leg. he managed to finish the song lying there while paramedics treated him, and after more medical attention back stage he ended the set from a chair on the stage. the band tweeted this x-ray of grohl who suffered a fracture. the foo fighters cancelled the next two gigs. we expect nothing less front meteorologist drew tuma. stay on your feet there. >> if i had to sit down i couldn't move back and forth. >> you'd give us the forecast. >> i think dave will handle it better than i wife i broke my leg. live doppler 7hd will show you we're tacking clear skies inland along the coast you. notice the clouds are hugging tight. the mt. tam cam showing you low clouds pushing inland expects affecting our temperatures. we have cooled off significantly today. compared to yesterday. 66 right now in oakland. 69 in hayward. 60 in san francisco. watch what we do moving east inlandy the easterly wind has not reached. 92 in antioch. 86 livermore, and dabville, current temperature of 88. live doppler 7hd along with satellite show you high pressure is weakening and pushing off to the east. that means heat is going ease inland tomorrow. so second half of the weekend on the cool side. then we'll watch this cold front move in on monday. what it will do, bring more clouds to our side and cool us off. so the week ahead, look at san jose. tomorrow top out right opened 80. monday more clouds, upper 70s, and anyone we go back up temperature-wise. mid-week in the mid-80s and then watch what happens next weekend, bys we'll be flirting with 90 degrees. a rollercoaster riled the next seven days. overnight tonight, mention tour of stars and clouds, temperatures pretty much staying in the mid-50s around the bay. see a couple of low 60s in the south bay and inland east bay where we have been the warmest today. then highs for your sunday. start neglect south bay lots of sunshine. 80, san jose, 81 santa clara, 82 cupertino. palo alto, 73. 66 downtown san francisco tomorrow, north bay. 92 ukiah. 83 calistoga. 79 sonoma. 77 novato. east bay, 68. oakland, and warm in antioch 89. 88 livermore, and the high of 82 in concord. game five oracle arena in oakland. it's looking rather nice. golden sunshine by 2:00 light breeze by 5:00. 68. down to 60 by 8:00 and some patchy fog by 11:00 and a temperature of 57 degrees. just want to take you to the pacific very quickly. we have the newest storm, hurricane carlos right now. winds 85 miles-per-hour right off the coast of acapulco parallels the coastline buff weakening to a category one storm and heads to puerto villarta. the seven-day forecast shows you cooler tomorrow, cooling breeze for everyone monday with more in the way of cloud cover and then we go back up temperature-wise. by wednesday warm and next saturday the heat buildings again. an up and down ride the next seven days. >> thank you, drew. look who is here, the warriors must be missing you terribly today. >> feel lime i've been imbedded with them two months. warriors and cavs, rare two-game break. the big question will steve kerr go small again starting do la over three games in five games for the warriors and cavaliers is brutal. the series returns to oracle sunday tied at two apiece. the big question mark, the warriors starting five. steve kerr lied to everybody including yours truly, claiming andrew bogut was going to start. instead it was was andre iguodala. >> i knew guarding postups and have a guy like that. went small to adjust. we can switch. it's a serious adjustment. that's what all nba player series are. making adjustments. >> are you embracing the moment more and more as each game goes on and understand how hard to just win a game and take it one game at a time. you learn how mentally strong you have to be and in order to just win a game. >> i think we should be better tomorrow because we have a feel for our opponent and i'm looking for a better game at home. >> cavs coach david blatt is on the hot plate. the cavaliers have to counter with the warriors lineup which might change on sunday. they need more offensive fire power from one not named lebron. or mozgov. >> we'll be much more prepared for tomorrow night. >> every game brings out new things and presents new challenges, and if you look at the four games in three out of four of those games we were pretty good doing the things we did. >> women's world cup. england and mexico, 82nd 82nd minute, the serve in. carney puts it away to give england the 2 or lead and they hold on for the 2-1 victory. group e, a brazil and spain. the slide to save the goal but clearance goes to at the feet of al vest who taps it in. brazil at vanses winning 1-0. third ranked france taking on colombia, and 19th minute, rinkon. colombia upsets france 2-0 that final. third round of the lpga championship. kim entered with a one stroke lead. misses the bird putt on 18. sets up a tap-in par. misses that too. settled for bogey. kim shot a 9. mv park doesn't miss often. birdie putt penalty had six on the day, shot a 66. a two-stroke lead. st. jude classic, the tuneup for next week's u.s. open. austin cook on eight from the bunker. just like he plannedded. i shot 72 today. these guys are so good judging distance. lands a few feet from the pin and sinks the shot. tied with go mets heading into tomorrow's fight around. >> giants and d-backs, high lates at 6:00. >> one of the most popular players for the dodgers i a woman you probably never heard out but is a fan favorite. meet her next. mmm, red white and blue pancakes. it's patriotism on a plate. i bet washington and jefferson would have eaten these. and at $4.99, that's less than a lincoln. red, white & blue pancakes are back and only $4.99. denny's. welcome to america's diner. combing up at 6:00. hundreds of millions of drought relief dollars unspent in sacramento. and why the head of the uc system believes the student body will grow only by a small amount this fall. join us at 6:00. outraged dodger fans have something to cheer about tonight. their beloved stadium organist is staying. after 27 years nancy hisley said on facebook she wouldn't return because she didn't fit in with all the modern music. fans swamped social media begging the dodgers to keep her. the team signed her to a lifetime deal. well done. that does it for us here at 5:00. thank you for watching. see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news tonight." under siege. the attack on the headquarters of a major american police department. cops fighting bullets and bombs. the gunman even driving an armored assault vehicle. tonight, the fiery end. killer connection? the prison worker, a married mom, now a prisoner herself. accused of providing hacksaw blades, chisels and more to two escaped convicts, still on the run. race matters. the naacp leader. she portrays herself as black. but tonight, her parents say otherwise. >> rachel is clearly white, as we are. wing walkers. the troubled landing. passengers deciding on their own to evacuate. what forced them out? and, low speed chase. the dash cam video of the renegade scooter.