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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. rattled nerves tonight after the largest little quake in 20 years shook the san pablo bay ar area. the mendocino complex has exploded. the two fires called the river and ranch fires have scorched more than 68,000 acres. they're only 5% contained. >> the fire keeps inching closer to homes. >> reporter: the entire area now a ghost town tonight as most of the residents have packed up. they left because of the fire danger becoming real for this community as the fire moves eastward here. just to put this all into

perspective, two days ago on saturday the town's middle school was open as an evacuation center. not the case anymore. as the mefire continues to burn another community in its path. >> here it is just down the road. >> reporter: this small texan of 3300 residents told to get out. >> that's my only pet that i have. >> reporter: as residents were heading out, many stopped by to refuel. this station ran out of gas. >> i had to come down to work. people need gas, they need water. they need oil for their car. >> reporter: others have hundre. jean has her truck ready to go with her family's essentials having lost her home in the valley fire three years ago, she says she'll stay until the last second. >> if it gets dark and i see some big flames, yeah, i'll get out of here. >> reporter: she's worried about

possible looters. five people were arrested for looting in the nearby town of lakeport including these four suspects seen here. fire officials admit more reinforcements are needed to stop the fire's progression. >> the fire's been really active all day. the temperatures coupled with the wind has made for some extreme fire behavior. >> reporter: as firefighters hope to catch a break, residents are left to wait. >> it could be a week, could be a couple days zblanch sdays. >> reporter: residents don't know when they'll be allowed back. so far 24,000 acres have burned with containment only at 5% with thousands of structures still in danger tonight. the weather has been challenging for crews across northern california. meteorologist sandy patel is tracking it very closely on the fire line. >> it was in the 90s this afternoon.

it's 25 degrees cooler near the ranch fire. it is 70 degrees. relative humidity has doubled since this afternoon. river fire also much cooler. humidity is much higher. the only pbad part about the river fire is it's still gusting up to 19 miles an hour. the wind will ease. hoping that during the overnight hours firefighters can get a break. from our sutro tower camera, you can see that smoke in the distance, also looking at the fog. the carr fire is spreading north tonight allowing some evacuations south to be lifted. today the fire grew to 103,000 acres. six people were killed by the fire including two children and two firefighters. abc 7 news reporter lorie anthony has the latest.

>> reporter: with the carr fire now burning 15-20 miles to the west of redding, the process of repopulation is slowly beginning here. but for residents who live in subdivisions badly damaged like this one, the wait will be a little bit longer. it's not what these guys were sent here to do. they're construction workers bringing in heavy equipment for the carr fire. but when they saw a frightened horse running through a burn area, they tried to corral it. it doesn't to be but it's another example of how this community is rallying to help one another. just as thousands of firefighters are doing their part to hold the line on a massive f slowed in recent days, here nearby buckhorn summit fire crews worked to knock down the flames before they get into the trees. closer to redding, many of the nearly 40,000 residents evacuated from that i shaeir ho eager to go home.

>> pull together, stay positive there's so many in this community helping. we know we're going to all get through it. >> we just got to be patient. we're all at the mercy of the fire. it's not just the pyre. we've got power lines down and services cut off, gas lines, water lines. >> the worst part is not knowing. >> reporter: this man knows his neighbor's house is okay, but he's not sure about his. >> you just never think it's going to happen to you, so you work 20 years to put things together. even if the house is there, the landscape is going to be just terrible. >> reporter: we told him w woulchec on h didhis is what we found. now the timing of the repopulation is a huge factor here. some residents simply have nowhere to go. the shelters are full, the

hotels are full. even if they weren't, some people told us they simply don't have any money to pay for them. >> just terrible to see. fire damage inspectors are providing a live damage assessment map. the icons on the map show the current status of a structure. if you're worried about your house or a friend's house, you can type in a specific address to check on its status. cal fire says data is subject to change. local celebrity chef guy g time helping victims of the carr fire. he was evacuated from his home during the north bay fires last year. you can download our app and find a guide with what need to have ready to go if you're forced to leave in a hurry. new details tonight following this afternoon's jolt. the 3.6 magnitude earthquake was

centered in the north bay. it's the largest of the small quakes to hit the area in 20 years. >> reporter: behind me is san pablo bay, the epicenter of today's quake. earthquakes here are pretty common. >> i thought maybe it was like the moving furniture, but it was definitely louder. >> reporter: north bay residents weren't sure what was happening. in marin's unincorporated community of black point, everyone felt something. >> i thought i left my car in gear out front. i sat down in front of my computer and boom. i looked outside to see if my car hit the house. >> reporter: the source of that boom came from 7 1/2 miles below san pablo bay where the hayward fault and the rogers creek fault are believed to be connected. >> it's not the first time this general area has been the location of numerous small earthquakes in the last 20

years. this just happens to be the largest of those. >> reporter: what's more, experts say there's a 33% chance there will be a 6.7 magnitude quake here by 2043. no damage was reported but it did rattle plenty of nerves. >> there's only been a few large enough for me to feel, but definitely scares me. >> reporter: there was an aftershock about an hour and a half later. it registered as a 1, too small for anyone to notice. women and children robbed at gunpoint nearby an iconic san francisco landmark. police say a family were walking near the palace of fine arts yesterday morning when a man and woman approached with a gun. the suspects made off with a purse, wallet and cell phones. no one was hurt. a san francisco county sheriff's deputy has been reassigned after having a department issued gun stolen

from a vehicle. the vehicle was parked outside the deputy's home in fairfield. this is the third weapon stolen from a san francisco deputy's vehicle in the last year. former u.s. lawmaker and oakland mayor ron dellums has died. he shook up washington during his years there, challenging the vietnam year and cofounding the congressional black caucus. he also spent four years as mayor of his hometown oakland and was a long time community activist there. >> he left a mark in oakland. he actually created a nonprofit to fight for equal justice in oakland. so i think it he left his fingerprints. >> i spoke with the mayor several times including this interview in 2006. he also asked me to preside oves

serving up latd tes with a side of lingerie. a shark stolen from an aquarium is safe tonight. wait until you see the truly bizarre plot to take him. some bromances never die. what brought together a former president and his vice president. first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live.

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that's trying to set up shop on the peninsula is stirring up a lot of controversy. not because of the lattes. kate larson has the story on whether this business is more about the coffee or the cabaret. >> reporter: a new coffee shop may be coming to the redwood city area on el camino real. the new pink panthers espresso would look a whole lot different, with a lot more skin. james rendell works in the coffee business and was not happy to hear about the plan for lingerie clad women to serve up beverages like wetd kiss mocha and birthday sex. >> it's bad for coffee and it's bad for women. redwood city having the bathing suit coffee shop, it's a weird fit. >> reporter: san mateo county is still reviewing the application. if the attire does not meet this

specific county code, then the coffee shop will be deemed an adult business which was not allowed in this zoning district. >> a lot of people have that stigma against it. but when you actually get there, the girls are really nice and there's no inappropriate stuff. >> reporter: this woman says she knows several women that have worked at a lingerie cafe in orange county. >> i don't judge. i think it's cool. >> reporter: pink panther's currently has three locations in fresno, modesto and this fremont store. it's unclear when and if this fourth location would open. barack obama and joe biden are not colleagues anymore but they still hang out. and when they do, they certainly draw a crowd. today the washington best buds power couple stopped by dog tag bakery and ordered two ham and

cheese sandwiches. they chatted with customers as they waited. dog tag is not your usual sandwich shop. it returns a five month program that helps military families reenter civilian life. they're doing great work in addition to serving up great food. it was a wild end to shark week. a shark was stolen from the san antonio aquarium and disguised as a baby. >> it's so crazy. it started saturday afternoon when police received a report that a shark had been take frn the aquarium. surveillance video shows three people grab the shark and hide it in a baby stroller. >> the story went viral. tonight the police tracked down the thieves who confessed and turned over the shark. >> i was so sad when she was gone. >> police say the shark was returned in very good condition which is great to hear. >> what are people thinking?

>> right? >> good thing that all ended okay. let's check on our weathe rethinking.a they ke a loohi sunset. 8:20 tonight from our emeryville camera. notice the reddish hue to the sunset? that is because of the smoke from those fires in northern california unfortunately. you also see the marine layer there. that smoke is going to continue to impact the bay area. here's a look at the air quality. the worst will be in the north bay and in the inland east bay tomorrow due to the smoke from the fires. good elsewhere because of the wind direction. live picture here. you can see what you're going to face tomorrow morning. that's going to be fog along with a little bit of mist. let's take a look at the air quality. you will notice that the bay area good to te te is foc north and east bay. when you look at other parts of the state where those fires are burning, poor to unhealthful air

quality is expected tomorrow and we are not expecting an improvement here in the bay area until tomorrow night. live doppler 7 showing you pretty socked in conditions near the coastline. temperatures anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. pretty good cooling considering we were in the mid 90s. foggy and misty in the morning near the coast and bay. areas of smoke in the afternoon. we are getting a break from the heat midweek. hazy skies in the north bay in particular. keep that in mind. low 50s to low 60s. fog will be around near the coast and the bay. and then for the afternoon, we'll go with the hazy sunshine inland east bay and the north bay. temperatures coming down a few degrees. low 90s inland. low 60s, a few upper 50s along the coastline. here's a look at the forecast

for the a's game. they take on the blue jays tomorrow night. 64 degrees, temperature will drop to 57. maybe a good idea to grab a jacket or a sweatshirt if you are going to the game. you can always download the accuweather app and check out those temperatures any time you want. the temperatures will be going down a few degrees into the middle of the workweek. hazy sunshine tomorrow for some of you because of the smoke. cooler and breezier. mid fie50s coast for your wedney and thursday. the temperatures bounce back to just slightly warmer for the end of the workweek into the first half of the weekend and cooling again sunday and monday. >> thanks. $1 billion for an empty plot of land. what you actually get for this eye popping price tag. that's coming up. tomorrow on

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ourni r estatear has hit another milestone. a 157 ache other plot called the mountain in beverly hills has, get this, a $1 billion price tag. the undeveloped land sits atop the highest point in the area and will be the most expensive piece of land in history. five billionaires have already placed bids. >> it's the mountain, dan. >> location, location, location. >> absolutely. >> it's a lot to take care of 157 acres. >> which is why we keep it simple. >> i don't want all that. >> too much. >> yeah. home sweet home, the a's are back after a rough time on the road as they were visiting denver. they take out their frustrations on the

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ouch. 4-0. granderson is going to feel that in the morning. the a's get six runs in the eighth. oakland back home and cruising to a 10-1 victory. the giants in san diego. kevin mitchell in the house. top of the second, two on for d darno. this is a three-run blast. he's got three homers. giants would not score for the next ten innings. 3-2 giants in the eighth. villanueva to the left. hernandez overruns 3-3. in the 12th, high, deep, hernandez clubs an 0-2 pitch. this is way, way out. and the giants they outlast the padres 5-3 in 12.

college football's national champion will be crowned this season at levi stadium while fans clamor for an 8 or a 16 team playoff, sounds like that eat nos happ is not happening.appening.appen. bill hancock was there talking about the four team format. >> there is no talk among the university presidents or the commissioners who manage the playoff about expanding. we have chosen to keep our marbles in the regular season and we have the most compelling regular season of all and we don't want to do anything to damage that. so four is the number. >> big honor today at abc 7 our senior sports producer casey pratt was selected as the mvp of the disney abc tv group. ben sherwood made the presentation from burbank. this is an award that's given out monthly to one of 12,000

employees. so very select company. casey's fantastic at work as well as in the community. among his many skills, he can hypnotize a chicken. can you? abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. and a cat, he claims he hypnotized a cat as well. i think he tried to hypnotize me but -- >> you're too smart. >> is that it? >> that was it. congratulations to you. >> absolutely. abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with

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