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live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> heartbreak for people living in lake county as they learn their homes have been consumed by fire. good evening. >> that fire is continuing to grow. cal fire says it's 10,500 acres. >> it is 5% contained, so there's a very long way to go here. governor brown declared a state of emergency for that area. 1500 firefighters are battling the flames on the ground. >> take a look. this map shows the burn area. it's north of highway 20 in clearlake oaks. >> katie utehs is in lower lake tonight live. katie? >> reporter: dan, of the 1500 people forced to evacuate, only

a small amount are staying here at the red cross disaster relief shelter. that's because some are staying with family. many are camping. they simply know the drill because they've been here too many times. >> it's sort of almost like i felt it coming. >> reporter: a dark cloud near highway 20. an all too familiar sight. >> since 2012, we've been evacuated six times. and now we're done. >> the main fire growth of this is pushing east and northeast. >> reporter: cal fire and the lake county sheriff updated residents at the moose lodge. but katie brogan knew her house one one of ten lost. >> he left his insulin pen in the refrigerator. and he went back to get it and there was no home. >> reporter: yet for many, the sheriff delivered good news.

>> i think the bulk of the evacuees, the fire is burning in the direction where it's not populated. >> my house is okay, they say. whatever that means. i'm just beginning to think of the whole enormity of everything. >> reporter: with power out, sherry pryor thinks of her new freezer and the food spoiling. >> there's hundreds of dollars of food. >> reporter: people respect likely to get sbak into tback i evacuated areas until later this week. >> right now we're dealing with the weather pattern pushing the firefighters to the extreme. >> reporter: more red flag warnings are on the horizon. people who live in the rugged area are not in the clear yet. >> people live off the grid, so we're making door-to-door ntifications of all the impacted areas. >> reporter: more firefighters are expected tomorrow. some much-needed relief for those crews who have been

fighting hot and rugged conditions. katie utehs, "abc7 news." >> katie, thank you so much. a man is accused of looting homes in the area of the fire. police say he had several bags of

i'll be back with a look at what you can expect in the bay area coming up. >> sandhya, thanks a lot. stay with the "abc7 news" app for continuing coverage of the pawnee fire. our nation's immigration crisis is taking center stage this week in washington, d.c. house lawmaker also consider a broad immigration bill that is expected to be defeated. a separation of families could come this week. president trump spoke about the immigration issue and targeted democrats.

>> democrats want open borders, they want anybody they want, including ms-13 pouring into the country. >> "abc7 news" cheryl jennings just returned with these images from texas. a bay area group traveled to detention centers on the border to urge officials to keep families together. the east bay has become a temporary home for two migrant children separated from their parents at the border. melanie is live where the girls are now in a shelter. >> reporter: exactly, dan. the information was confirmed today to a pleasant hills city spokesperson, we know those two girls were brought to that shelter sometime within the last 24 days. national nonprofit southwest key runs this licensed shelter for children in pleasant hills. a city spokesperson, southwest key confirms twoed a less enlt

girls are staying here who were separated from their parents at the border within the last 24 days and southwest key is working to reunify the girls with their parents. southwest key says there were 25 minors at the facility, aged 12 to 17. the average length of stay is 47 days. southwest key also says they have temporarily suspended recreational off site activities because of safety and security concerns. congressman john garamendi wants to know if -- >> we've asked the office of refugee many times and have not been abl answer. >> reporter: he just returned from touring detention facilities in texas. >> we came away with a very deep concern that the border patrol, together with the i.c.e. contingents, had not carefully

documented who the parents were, connecting to the children to the parents, and then maintaining a clear record of where the children and parents went. >> reporter: he questions how minors separated from their families will be reunited. in their e-mail, southwest key said they had a surprise visit from silencing just this past saturday. and the inspector said he was pleased with how well the children appeared to be taken care of. >> melanie, thank you. a high priced call girl convicted of killing a google executive is facing felony charges. alex tichelmann served three years for the death of forest hayes after she injected him with heroin in 2013 on his yacht. the new charges are related to the death of tichelmann's former boyfriend, found dead of a drug overdose in georgia just two months before the death of

hayes. the new charges comedies after tichelmann did a tell-all tv interview about hayes' death. >> i didn't know he was in immediate distress. it looked to me like he was still breathing. it just looked like he had passed out. >> the district attorney in georgia has called for the extradition of tichelmann to face the new charges. a southern california family set to move to the bay area this month is grieving after the father was shot and killed in his tent on a camping trip with his children. it happened last friday morning at malibu creek state park. investigators confirmed he was shot in his tent while his 2 and 4-year-old daughters were inside. >> there's nothing you can describe losing a family member like this, particularly like this family man like this with two small children. >> a go fund me page is set up to support wife erica and has surpassed $100,000.

investigators closed the camp grounds while the search for a suspect and a motive goes on. a decades old benefit aimed at keeping bus drivers well rested so they won't face a long commute home will soon be phased out. vta allows drivers to sleep an rv parking lot. but now they will phase out the permits, which serves 28 current drivers. >> we're very empathetic to housing. we know it's a huge issue many people face here. but as a transit management agency, it's just not something long-term we can sustain. >> vta says it has no future plans to address employee housing. the ferry dots will get a new welcome center and expanded ferry service. the plan approved by the port of san francisco, and the national park service, would overhaul piers 31, 31 1/2, and 33 o the

embarcadero. the update is expected to start moving forward sometime next year. financial fallout for the woman who walled the police on an 8-year-old selling water in san francisco is losing business. the past catches one the present. we'll introduce you to the local concentration camp survivor who just met his american liberator. and the nation's 41st president welcomes a very special guest. >> here's a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after "abc7 news." this is from us to you, no regifting. [ applause ]

with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

a woman in san francisco is taking a financial hit after a video went viral showing her appearing to call police on a child selling water. >> illegally selling water without a permit. >> 8-year-old jordan rogers' mother says her daughter was just trying to raise money for a trip to disney land. alison etle is the woman on the phone and says she pretended to call police because of the noise. she says she's being accused of racism. her company sells cannabis products and some dispensaries are pulling products. >> we felt it was the right thing to do. >> she declined to speak with us. this is a story that really stays with you. today marked this decades in the making.

caroline tyler shows you how they came together seven decades together. >> reporter: the last time these two men were in the same vicinity, one was 19, the other 20. the year was 1945. it was at the nazi concentration camp in germany. nick hope says there he was a number, not a name, wearing this badge assigned to factory work. >> i was weighing like 80 pounds. but i still have hope in my heart. >> reporter: at least 30,000 prisoners died there. but hope was finally realized in the form of american soldiers. henry was among those who liberated the camp on april 29th, 1945. that day is something the 92-year-old veteran, known as

stu, still does not hike like tk about. >> i couldn't go through it again. i couldn't. >> reporter: today, the past came back in a first-time meeting with a grateful 93-year-old, who shared memories, mementos, and a thank you. >> thank you. he saved my life. >> reporter: this gathering included families on both sides. the men's sons met at a holocaust memorial last year. and discovered their dads lived just miles away. now they share a bond. >> praise the lord that i am here and i talk to you about my story. >> reporter: caroline tyler, "abc7 news." what a story.

former president george h.w. bush pet with former president clintn, showing off a pair of freshly laundered socks. but it was a photo of the service dog that stole the show. he knows how to answer the phone, fetch items and has his own instagram page. so he's a star already. we want to turn to the weather, because things are changing again. >> we're watching the weather around here and on the fire lines in lake county. sandhya patel has more. >> we'll take a look at the conditions on live doppler 7. the marine layer has compressed, which means tomorrow will be warmer than today. today we did see the cooling continue. live doppler 7 hd showing you fog right around the cost. visibility down to five miles. petaluma with visibility at six miles. so tomorrow morning, do watch

out. there will be some areas of fog. temperatures right now in the 50s, all the way to the 70s in brentwood. as you look at the temperature trend over the next couple of days, here's what is going to happen. 85 degrees tomorrow in concord. a little warmer than today. cooling wednesday, back up again, especially towards the end of the workweek, and the beginning of the workweek when you get that heat spike. temperatures in the upper ninths to low 100s in our lhottest inland valleys. here's a live picture from emeryville. we look across here, you can see the eastern span of the bay bridge. but watch out here, below average the next few days and then heating up again at the end of the workweek and into the weekend. tomorrow, patchy fog along the coast and parts of the east bay. 7:00 a.m., get going, watch out,

that fog may be right down on the deck, and it is shallower than it was this afternoon, about 2,000 feet deep. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the low to mid 50s across the region with some patchy fog. tomorrow afternoon, breezy along the coast again. 64 in san francisco. 62 in half moon bay. 81 in napa. 87 in livermore. 70 in oakland. 77 in palo alto and 2 in san jose. it will be a sunny one for your saturday. and then those temperatures will really come out on friday. much warmer, especially inland in the upper 90s, as we head into saturday, notice the triple digits again. so the rerun that we saw last saturday is going to happen again. expecting that heat again with warm conditions all the way to the coastline. download the accuweather app and check out the pictures hour by hour any time you want. the seven-day forecast, a

mild-to-warm tuesday afternoon. below average on wednesday. thursday, up to the mid 80s. heats up friday, saturday. look at the temperature swings. basically we're going from the upper ninths to the low 100s. along the coast, mid 60s and low 70s and the heat will back off on sunday and monday. but the firefighters hopefully will get a handle on this fire before that hot, dry weather pattern sets up for friday and saturday. i think in the short term, we're hoping the humidity and the winds dying down will help. >> thanks, sandhya, very much. lassy has nothing on this pooch. see the video of a police dog jumping into action. >> and tomorrow on "good morning america" shaquille o'neal and kyrie erving who are in the new movie "un

this dog's largest trick is capturing people's heart around the world. >> poncho is seen performing cpr, the dog then puts his head on the office's neck checking for a pulse. >> wow. that is impressive. >> never seen that before. >> top that, anthony. >> hard to do. but the nba, they handed out some treats tonight and some hardware. tonight, the nba handing out its end of the season hardware. no mvp for k.d., but he was honored. stick arou

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how great is it to be jacob evans? he's a first round nba draft pick, joining the warriors, and the newest member of the squad. at 6'6", out of cincinnati, he can play multiple positions on offense and defense. >> i can learn a thing or two from them to help me shoot the ball better or as well as them. but just knowing the knowledge that they have, just trying to pick their brains every day, whether it's on or off the court, seeing how they carry themselves, just trying to help myself develop. >> tonight, the nba honoring the

beard. james harden wins his first mvp award. he beat out lebron james and anthony davis. he finished as the league scoring champ, leading the rockets to 65 wins. kevin durmt want was recognized his charitable work, pleming more than $13 million to several charities this year. hey, do you remember this? >> with the seventh pick in the 2009 nba draft, the golden state warriors select stephen curry from davidson college. >> there are some days you never forget. for the warriors, it is june 25th, on this date, nine years ago, they made a move that changed the history of their franchise, drafting steph curry seventh overall. they say it's about the journey, not the destination. only one other has had a journey like edwin jackson.

today he started for the a's, tying a record with his 13th major league team. sister act in motown, bottom three, it's as easy as one,ge ckn gav up one run with 7 ks in 6 innings. steven piscotty with the solo shot. the a's with the 27th road game with a homer. john hicks, the liner, dustin fouler laying out to make the grab. and jed lowrie hit the go ahead home run and win 5-4. back to the nba awards. big russell stole the show when he was mentioned by charles barkley. russell flipped the bird and caught on camera. he later tweeted, i forgot i was on live tv. when i see chars, it's pure instin instinct.

>> and as you can imagine, social media calling him the bird man. >> nice. thank you very much. "abc7 news" continues now online, twitter, facebook and your mobile devices. >> our next news cast

very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i wanted you to come. and how about that, you did. oh, we have a lot to get to tonight. starting with of course the president of the united states, who was up brighan