two americans kidnapped on a bus tour in egypt the pressing concern for one of those captured in a big challenge for the 2000 firefighters battling the forest fires in the sierra foothills the fire changes direction what is lost so far. she did what she could save lives a long lasting tribute in her honor. local hero remembered. i'm ann notorangelo. one home burned to the ground two hundred more threatened by a fire and california's gold country the fire has scorched 1,900 a. in placer county nine confirmed injuries, 1900 firefighters battled the flames it is 20 percent contained.

cbs reporter derek shore is there. a ride we're taking to the fire lines with the cal fire capt but it changed with the fire's direction instead we were sent to an emergency evacuation in progress nancy ortiz and her husband were told they have to go we have some things out of here were getting out of fear the robbers fire creeps up the oil toward their home they gathered with a cut while cal fire bills a line around the home and winning it down with the sprinkler ya have to do we do half a do my life is not worth staying here they are teases make up more than 170 homes evaluated in what is day four of the robbers fire, more than 2000 fighters on the ground and in the air and

trying to attend the flames. trying to keep them away from colfax and four still she is one of the evacuees making her own now at the red cross shelter at forest hills high school my house and build our home also grateful for the help. they will sit here and watch the house 2 hours north cruise makes the progress on a fire burning in man is seen on national forest the last week it is 55 percent contained after consuming 40 square miles, that is 25,000 a., the mills fire has destroyed some four outbuildings no one injured. they should have been under control by friday. the district board voted to reestablish a local fire

department but some citizens want cal fire to stay on the job is a washington shows us activists are looking to reverse the board's decision the petitions and half moon bay to recall three board members of the coast side fire protection district they're trying to rebuild the department from the ground up is a huge task he started the petition he believes the board members voted to establish a locally controlled fire department on the coast make the wrong decision in 2006 to have our own fire department it was an embarrassment in many ways with lawsuits and acrimony, lot of craziness we go forward with learn from our mistakes he was not on the board before cal fire began fire protection on the coast cal fire operates the stations but the equipment is owned by the coast

side district they voted early not to renew the contract with cal fire and that expires next june. around town there's mixed reaction the service is terrific in the community has embraced cal fire with these directors are doing implementing their own vision of what they thanked coast side fire service should look like. i worked there for 10 years for half bay fire i left because the working conditions and i could not support my family supporters of the recall need 2700 signatures to have it on the november ballot if not a special election has to be held lisa washington cbs 5. keep kids safe the point of a finger printing of and in morgan hill it took place at burnett elementary that serves

as a staging area for sierra lamar the printer font a van intended to educate parents about child safety each parent got a child got a packet of safety tools. parents got pro active safety tips and a plan about what to do if their child disappears, sierra lamar missing since march 16th authorities believe she was kidnapped and murdered. the man to kidnap two americans in egypt and threatens to take more travelers hostage he will hold the captives until his demands are met dru levenson shows us with the demands are security is tied in egypt's sinai as to americans and the tour guide kidnapped pastor michelle lewis and lisa alfonse of boston part of a church mission visiting the douglas sites in egypt. the hostage taker as a bedouin

tribesmen, told the associated press he wanted to exchange the two for his uncle in prison. lewis's family in boston is confident he'll be released their concern for his health he is diabetic the longer they called him i assume and not work in its favor. of funds is friends describe her as caring mother. and she's a great mom and a great person i can't believe it he told the ap more people from other countries will be abducted and has his demands are met hillary clinton in egypt to meet with the new president did not mention the kidnappings. the u.s. embassy says it is working with authorities for doing everything to ensure the american safety. dru levenson cbs news

a few over a outsourcing boils over in the race for president and you'll see more of it on the sunday morning talk shows both sides accuse each other of lying over mitt romney's leadership of bain capital. campaigning in richmond the president he did things up on the issue of outsourcing, i don't want to pioneered in outsourcing i want in sourcing. i want to bring companies back. the president's campaign issued a new attack ad criticizing romney singing and sending jobs overseas it drew a strong response from the romney campaign. romney relaxed at his home with

family but deny the outsourcing client and several interviews, romney said he left ban before several companies downsized. jan i had nothing to do with bain capital after 1999 band's filings after 1999 repeatedly list romney as the sole shareholder and sole director and ceo and managing director but romney is adamant he did not manage pain at the time of the bombing campaign charge romney was either misrepresenting his position which is a felony or misrepresented his position to the american people. essentially calling running a criminal or a liar. he wants to divert attention from his lack of success and beneath the dignity of his office he should apologize for

what he is doing. outsourcing is a hot-button issue. the president argues as owner and ceo he is still responsible. wyatt andrews cbs news known for years as chinatown's unofficial backyard the recreation center and has a new name anne mackovic with the way it honors a hero from 911 lauren woo here to honor her aunt for this recreation center is named, her aunt betty used to play at the center in the 1950's known as a community backyard for the kids in this neighborhood. a lot of history betty woo grow to be a flight attendant on 9-11-2001

working on board one of the jets that slammed into the world trade center. and no. 3 on flight 11 as the hijackings occur jim made that call by aerophone the first person to tell the world what was going on. i think getting hijacked she held the line for 23 minutes given enough information to lead to the shutdown of air traffic and ask the ground crew to " pray for us " it and spills amazement in me and moved she was so brave and to know we are family and i have that in my blood. one of betty's former co- workers we're still cry over it it could have been us, many of us wish if we were there we would of done a job like betty did.

the new building is on mason street paid for by a parks bond voters approved in 2008. she is here and honored beyond words. the center opens to the public tuesday morning, anne mackovic cbs 5 breaking news in oakland, the bay bridge toll plaza a major back up their rides three lines near treasure island block, still unclear why, if your headed to the city plan on extra time. they change the lions now it's time for rules to keep whales out of harm's way. people told to get out because of flood water the rainfall is described in japan. were looking at a cool saturday things warm up tomorrow after a break will talk

about a bit of the sense that hit the earth at this morning. back after a break.

and american astronauts and two weather is from japan and russia headed to the international space station the sole use craft launched from kazakhstan a few hours ago it reaches the space station in two days. the rules change for tanker ships headed in and out of san

francisco bay mike sugerman explains what whales have to do with it. blue whales the largest animals on tariffs and endangered no match for the largest ships on the ocean winds that carry cargo. these blue whales are feeding and large ships coming to port in the same place at some time the place of the gulf of the farallons and san francisco bay an average of one well per year killed it is getting worse. we are concerned we are saying high numbers of blue whales up close to shore you can see blue whales from shore in some locations. 5 confirmed kills in the past two years speculation is is worse. carell off the shore and some of the best carell on earth a restaurant row for whales. after two years of study the

federal government and the shipping industry as tweaked the shipping lanes to make it easier for whales to eat and survive and for ships to get where they're going as quickly as they can a win win for the shipping industry and when for us will want to protect the whales it actually saved the shipping industry money. if fewer whales are hit they're able to get support faster. they're not dispersed over the feeding grounds of endangered humpback and blue whales. the coast guard gives final approval the changes should be made by the end of the year. mike sugerman cbs 5 20 people dead and more missing as floods ravaged southwest japan. 400,000 under evacuation orders

cops, three days of rain caused mass of torrance. for a half inches of rain each hour was falling on the southern islands. the disaster is likely to get worse. were talking a little cooler than average temperatures. have you seen this video, the solar dynamics observatory that nasa has orbiting is looking at the son it picked up a solar flare it spits out a chunk of this atmosphere toward earth, it happened thursday this huge part of the solar atmosphere and each section is back into space it travels at 850,000 mi. per second, it can light up the sky.

that sea and keep hit the earth at 11:00 this morning but it does not look will have extraordinary northern lights. we may have enhanced displays but we have an ordinary night in the bay area. look good mostly clear skies and the bay area. 64 at concord 60 at livermore westerly winds, more sunshine on sunday and a coalition week ahead. you can see numbers are still in the upper 90s and 100 in the midwest. 86 tomorrow in new york city, if your headed from the bay area partly cloudy for s f o, if

you're headed to the bigger hubs must angeles at 72 new york 93 on monday. in the bay area low pressure triggers a monsoonal flow. we see fog and low clouds along the shoreline the difference tomorrow we should get earlier clearing, the numbers will come up a little bit, raise the numbers up a couple degrees, we see numbers in '80s in south bay 80 at santa clara by monday and we cool down. only in the '70s inland. the numbers began to come up next weekend. the skies over paris let up for bastille day celebrations grabs a enjoyed fireworks.

a giant disco ball hung from the base of the eiffel tower. they celebrate july 14th the anniversary of the storming of the best deal in 1789. he has kept people in the bay area looking good since the end of world war two local legend hits a new milestone. a look at the life of the barber of san anselmo. i cut hair. every weekday since 1946 melt bridges comes to this barber shop in san anselmo i can to work for a guy, he needed a barber, and made the application and went to work. then i bought him out when your later he still owns the barbershop and turns 90 no plans to slow down he has one drink a day and says the secrets to longevity is

sleeping and eating well. a good day probably 15-20 haircuts a day that would be over 200,000 here cuts. i'm starting to get the hang of that he brought one of his kids in. in addition to the barbershop they're racehorses and mel as active there too. up until five years ago he did about two hours in the morning and about two hours' worth of chores at night mel a man of few words. in san anselmo cbs 5 a concert like you never attended. under water hunters came to

listen to the message behind the ocean theme show.

an autopsy is scheduled for

the son of actor sylvester stallone, sage stallone was found dead at his studio city home yesterday no evidence of foul play. the elder stallone said to be devastated. stallone's lawyer perfuse reports he was found dead three days that he was dead three days before he was found. he posted photos to facebook 17 hours before his body was discovered. a concert like you never seen. this underwater concert took place in the florida keys 300 divers and snorkelers took part. it was lip-synching the music was piped and the l a sound system but it makes for unique listening experience. music under water has sent

at the real feel to it. you feel that through your whole body. it is an interesting experience. the festival is meant to convey the importance of world peace.

tim lincecum i tell you, the fans were treated to a show a shutout innings in line for the victory, giants had 2-1 a runner at their he strikes out the ball gets away hector sanchez throws portly here comes the run to tie at 2. to the 12th runner at second sanchez it gets through pablos

sandoval play at home not in time the giants won it 3-2. the a's are red hot. there's the big five in minnesota oakland roups the twins 9-3. bank of the west serena williams the top seed tears apart her opponent shell made fellow american coco vandeweghe tomorrow. three goals tonight san jose beat saw playing 5-0. bernhard langer gets this one it went in. that does it for us eyewitness news at ten before rego another look at the bay bridge we've learned and asphalt spill the three right lanes are blocked no estimated time for

reopened will have the latest at 11:00 p.m. see you then.