we have updated numbers tonight showing that the rim fire near yosemite has now grown to more than 60,000 acres. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. so far there is no stopping it. an out of control forest fire has now grown to 60,000 acres while containment has dropped to just 1%. the fire is burning east of groveland just south of

yosemite national park. governor brown declared a state of emergency bringing up money and fire fighting resources. we get the developing news from robert handa. he's live in groveland where he's been talking to people who evacuated and many worry they may not have a home to return to, robert. >> reporter: we're at the calfire command center. nighttime is a chance for firefighters to make some progress. the fire shows the beautiful cascade through the fire. >> we fought it aggressive. very aggressively all day long. >> reporter: at night what's the strategy. >> we have crews out there, hopefully we can get some containment that way. because that gives us a chance while it lays down at night.

>> reporter: carl crowtzer runs a wood working shop and the fire reminds him of another tragedy. >> my mother lost her house in a fire. that was hard on her and i don't wish it on anyone. >> it is what it is. yeah, yeah. >> reporter: are you prepared that your home might be gone when you go back? >> yes. >> reporter: for some the awaited relief is gone. and firefighters say it won't take long before this fire explodes again. >> it creep, it creeps at night. but when the sun hits it in the morning, it takes off, i mean it takes off big time.

>> reporter: the sunset rung out a fire for firefighters to head out tonight. 1,400 firefighters will continue to fight the rim fire going night and day and hopefully continue to gain some ground. robert honda, ktvu news. the forest service puts the cost of fighting the rim fire at $4.4 million and climbing. it's burned 2,200 acres, two homes have been destroyed. >> you heard how robert was talking about how the fire lays down at night. this is the this morning at 8:00 a.m. watch how the fire lays down. this is how it looks in the afternoon hour. the inversion lifts and the

fire grew. it grew quite a bit today from yesterday, about three times its size. we were able to see it from the ghost satellite. the red flag warning has been dropped for the sierra nevada. that's good news but there are warm conditions in the forecast for the fire area again tomorrow. temperatures in the fire zone will be back in the upper 80s to low 90s. when i come back in 10 minutes we're going to be talking about the fog. we're going to be talking about the area forecast, we'll see you back here in about 10 minutes. summer vacation plans are being disrupted by the rim fire. in the park officials have closed the campground that is closest to the fire line. hodgson meadow is near the fire line. it's been evacuated and all evacuations have been cancelled. two groves of giant sequoia's

are near the fire. and this video is shown from above the rim fire. lieutenant allen made several drops from a helicopter. alan says it's the closest you're going to get to combat flying in the united states. and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we'll bring you the latest on the fire fight as well as the rim fires impact on yosemite and access to the park. new at 10:00, a jailhouse interview with the man police consider a person of interest in the high profile bay area homicide. the man at the center of an investigation into the disappearance and death of a federal investigator from oakland says he's innocent. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live at the santa rita jail where he spoke with randy allana tonight, even witnessed a brief

outburst. >> reporter: tonight alana pound on the glass and said he is not guilty. even in his red jail jump suit, alana comes along as very charismatic. we spent an hour with him. no cameras, i was only allowed to take these notes and at one point alana asked me to stop writing. randy alana has been locked up for 16 days on a parol violation. he has yet to be charged in the death of his one time girlfriend sandra koch. when i asked him about it he said, they haven't named me a suspect but they're treating me like it. jail restrictions only allowed me to bring a pen and paper. alana says he went to church with sandra koch on sunday august 4th she disappeared that night. police arrested alana two days later. while he would not fill in the

gaps at that time, alana says he was calling alana's number from jail. when i asked alana if he was responsible for koch's death he paused and replied i am completely innocent of any improprieties to do with this situation. alana says he dated koch for 11 years but the relationship ended 10 years ago. about koch alana said she was like an angel that floated out of heaven. a frequent inmate, koch went to great lengths to hide his criminal history from her family. he says they've made me out to be an expletive monster, when i see that i don't even like myself. we reached out to sandra koch's

family about alana's comment. they shared a written statement with me saying, why would we or anyone else believe what he has to say. live in dublin, eric rasmussen. a few thousand people marched through downtown oakland tonight in support of a hunger strike taking place inside of california prisons. >> jerry brown. >> jerry brown. >> the protesters marched to 27th and telegraph where they held a brief demonstration. inmates have been refusing food calling for an end. a gang crack down is what officers held today. deborah villalon is live in the studio telling us about a gang

known as the money gang. >> reporter: it's reach goes much farther. a million air tech investor in an exclusive peninsula neighborhood is bound, gagged and suffocated. the killers who invade his mansion make out with coins, jewelry and cash. both homicide suspects are alleged members of oakland street gangs. one austin associated with the so called money team. >> their day job is really committing robberies. >> reporter: the community gang team warned the money team. >> they had the opportunity to stop committing the crimes. but they didn't. >> reporter: a bitter rival, oakland's case boys was raided in a similar raid last month. now five months later. >> a lot of those individuals are doing state if not federal

time. operation seize fire this is not a revolving door. >> we've been tracking it and doing an investigation on this gang since the middle of march. >> reporter: investigators won't say which crimes today's suspects are linked to. but that their spree spills out of oakland to richmond, stockton, los gatos. >> all over the bay area. violent take over robberies, armed street robberies, residential burglaries, shootings, murders. >> reporter: five people were apprehended right off. two more turned themselves in this afternoon when they heard police had come knocking for them. deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. some oakland business owners are calling for the city to help fund what they say is an important crime fighting tool. many businesses on telegraph avenue have outdoor security cameras but not all of them have the ability to record the footage. in fact, one business owner

told us his camera is aimed right at the location of a quadruple shooting last weekend. but because he could not afford the recorder, he could not turn in the video to police. >> i have video inside, but i have not had the resources to start the outside. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors met today but one major issue was not on their agenda. the board did not discuss the growing looming threat of a strike. no new negotiations are scheduled. b.a.r.t. and the unions are divided on pay and benefits. b.a.r.t. directors did vote to make the richmond station more customer friendly and safer. they approved money to improve

access, landscaping and install signs with realtime notes for bus arrivals. total cost is estimated at $4.3 million. the east bay boy who was mauled by a pit bull earlier this month got a surprise visit from the oakland a's today. hunter kilmore's mother posted this picture on a facebook page dedicated to hunter's recovery. hunter was invited to take batting practice with the team when he is feeling better. his mother say it is care package made his debut the family had just learned hunter will be having more surgery soon. new at 10:00, a famous painting is back on the wall of its name sake wall in san francisco. >> after being sent to new york to be cleaned and restored the pipe piper pemlin returned to the hotel. five months ago the hotel

removed the painting and planned to sell it at auction. but after some -- attacked with a pitch fork. >> he said he was going to kill him. >> the request a bay area father made that ended with the violent attack. >> labor day weekend is going to mean heavy traffic and the bay bridge closure. the improved tool promising to help you navigate around

police tell us they're seeing a new trend, a new crime trend at nightclubs in san francisco. and new at 10:00, ktvu's amber lee is showing us who the criminals are targeting and why. >> reporter: the thieves are targeting women with purses, and managers here at the nightclub say it's a growing problem. >> reporter: this is surveillance video of the grand nightclub on a weekend night. packed with hundreds of people

bumps into each other. the perfect scenario for thieves to strike unnoticed. >> the last few months it's been really escalating. >> reporter: owner steven lee tells us up to 10 cell phones are stolen on any given friday and saturday night here and at other clubs. this is how it works. look at the man who's highlighted on a surveillance video from a downtown club in florida. a man gets close to a woman and takes the phone out of her purse without noticing. and hands it over to another woman who appears to be an accomplice. >> i was not aware when the phone was taken out of my bag. >> reporter: last friday the club owners came up with the idea to catch the thieves using her as a decoy. michelle wore a cross body bag just like other clubgoers do.

michelle noticed the man bump into her. >> his hands were glowing green. >> reporter: that's because the club owners rubbed this glow in the dark oil on it. >> reporter: patrons are urged to beware. >> everyone can be a potential victim. >> reporter: lee tells me the thieves are striking around 1:00 to 2:00 a.m. when patrons have had a few drinks and may be more vulnerable. police pulled over a suspected drunk driver only to find 30 phones on him, all found to be patrons at the bar. and police are looking for a robbery suspect who escaped

from custody. george davis was arrested after an arm robbery. davis escaped from an alameda facility. he weighs about 165 pounds. if you have seen him you're asked to call university police. hayward police are urging residents about burglars posing at tree trimmers. one incident happened at a home on stone wall avenue and nevada road. one of the burglars offered to show an elderly woman the work he could do. when the two went into the backyard, another man walked into the home and stole $1,000 in cash and jewelry. police remind you to always lock your doors when you're working outside, and never leave your garage door open. also look out for suspicious vehicles. closure of the bay bridge just five days, 21 hours and 41 minutes on the clock until the chp closes the entire bridge for five days. getting around the bridge

during the closure is going to be tricky but there will be help for drivers. cara liu tells us how a key transportation tool just got a big upgrade. >> reporter: come labor day weekend when the bay bridge will be shut down, drivers will be able to find out about traffic delays from 511.org either online or by phone. >> safe traffic conditions. >> reporter: 511 is now using data from roadway sensors, fast track and radar. >> they're just more, more data points that are feeding into the system. so the information that is available on 511 is expected to be fresher and more accurate. >> reporter: washington state based inrex is now providing the data. >> we used crowd sources technology to deliver traffic information. we get that information from cars, fleet vehicles like ups

drivers and taxi cabs and from mobile phones. >> reporter: inrix is predicting the most congestion on thursday and friday afternoon. >> it's going to be tough like monday morning commute. >> reporter: heavy traffic is also expected in marin county between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. saturday. many drivers say they will try to avoid the congestion as much as possible. >> for the five days it shut down since i will either be going 92 and go over that bridge which i imagine will be about yeah probably three times as busy as normal. >> reporter: ntc adds if you don't already have one getting ntrax should be easy to help you get around over labor day weekend. cara liu, ktvu news. pedestrians and bicyclists can also use the bay bridge when it opens. for the time being it will only

go part way on the span. it is expected at least a year for that bike path to go from oakland to yerba buena. and at ktvu.com you will find an extensive section on the bridge and the routs to get around the closure. just look for the links under hot topic. these are the high temperatures today. just 86 in antioch. just 80 in fairfield. kind of cool, 77 in concord. these are daytime highs for august. that's pretty mild. as we go into tomorrow, you're going to see plenty of fog. here's your computer model for your friday. there's your fog footprint in the morning. as we move through time, things are going to heat up. tomorrow is going to be warmer than it was today. we're going to see 90 in the fair inland bay valleys. you're going to find temperatures around 91, 92 degrees. out in antioch 92.

back here 10:00 10:00 -- 10:45, that's tomorrow's forecast. a new legal effort to keep city college of san francisco open. how the incertainty is already affecting enrollment. >> a stunning look at 'em.

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the army is saying no to private manning's desire to change his gender while in prison. today he said in a statement, he wants to live the rest of his life as a woman named chelsea and he plans to request hormone therapy in prison. a military prison official said today they provide psychiatric

counseling but do not offer hormone therapy or sex reassignment surgery. that policy differs from state and federal jail. but people said they do not want more money spent on money. >> no, after everything he's done, we don't want to spend any money on him. >> they all said no to sex reassignment treatment for manning. about 330 of california's 160,000 inmates are transgender. each is eligible for $200 a month sex hormone therapy. a mysterious computer glitch brought the stock exchange for a complete standstill for more than three hours today. officials have not been able to

say what went wrong. we talked to one analyst at the pacific exchange he said it's fortunate the glitch happened on a slow day in august, even so there were consequences. >> it lowers volumes, there's not as much trading. there's not much activity. people did lose money because there wasn't as much trading activity. >> reporter: the nasdaq came back online about half an hour before close. nonetheless today was an update for the markets. the dow gained 66 points after a string of six consecutive declines the nasdaq was up 38 points. western alleys are responding -- alleys are discussing how to respond to a possible chemical attack. few want to be pull into a long

term and costly involvement in syria's civil war. wentworth miller the star of prison break has revealed that he is gay. the 41-year-old actor came out in a letter to the st. petersburg chapel in russia which he declined to attend. a man and his service dog, tonight at 10:45 in a rock veteran's lifeline suddenly gone and where he will hopefully find new comfort. >> he said he was going to kill him. >> a neighborhood dispute turns violent. the complaint one family says led to an attack with a

new video of a frightening car crash in san francisco tonight. an suv barreling right into a martial arts studio at the corner of balboa in the richmond district just as a class was getting under way. a car hit another car before swerving off the road and right into that building right about 6:00 this evening. fortunately no one was hurt. a man is in critical condition after being attacked with a pitch fork. his loved ones say that he was just getting his family to quiet down so his children could get to sleep. his wife says his prognosis is not good. >> it's not looking good right

now. we're really unsure of his future. it's been a hard week. >> reporter: jennifer and her husband a 26-year-old mechanical engineer were trying to put their two daughters to bed. but their temporary neighbors next door were having a party and would not turn the music down. and one of the neighbors came outside carrying one of these. >> the attacker came outside with a pitch fork. his main reason was to kill my husband. he said he was going to kill him. >> reporter: the napa sheriff's department has arrested neighbor steven belmont. they also arrested his friend timothy anderson both are out

on bail. >> he is a loving man, he was just doing what's best for his family. you never know who you're going to confront. >> reporter: jennifer powell says her husband with in a clinically induced coma until yesterday. he is expected to survive but it's too soon to know anything more. in napa county, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. ktvu has learned a san francisco police officer has been arrested in connection with a molestation allegation. the officer is being investigated by the special victims unit. the officer has not been identified. the san francisco police department will only say the officer was suspended pending an investigation. a high ranking member of the police department has died of what appears to be a self- inflicted gunshot wound. his body was found last night

in an suv parked in a police substation. his family had called to report he was despondent. police released this surveillance photo from yesterday morning's robbery inside the wells fargo. the man gave a teller a note depending money and got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. police say the man's brown knit hat with ear flaps is similar to the ones worn in similar bank robberies. a bill allowing noncitizens to serve on juries if they are here in this country legally is headed to governor brown's desk. the bill would not change any other requirements such as being at least 18 years old and being proficient in english. the city foreign has --

attorney has stepped into the ring to try to save city college. christien kafton has the latest on a lawsuit. >> reporter: dennis herr era announced he is suing the crediting commission from pulling ccsfs accreditation, students say they welcome to allie. >> he is a hard hitter. he will tell them, if they say within the can't do it. he will say well find someone.

>> reporter: over a difference of opinion in the role of community colleges. >> the ccsf allowed its political advocacy to color things they never should have. >> to the summer i think it's 20%. but it has been a little better but it's because of that lack of information, communication, and a fear that people are getting about the school is closing down. >> reporter: earlier today i contacted the accjc for a response to the lawsuit, i never heard back. if nothing changes the school would lose its accreditation next year. the chp says tonight that the driver of a tour bus that

overturned in southern california this morning made an unsafe lane change sideswiped a car and then overcorrected. the bus crashed on the 210 freeway wounding more than 50 elderly passengers on the way to the casino. suffering what a doctor described as blunt force trauma injuries the others all had minor cuts and bruises. a bay area father was charged today with vehicle manslaughter in connection with a car crash that killed his two daughters. 48-year-old arvin tendel of san bruno fell asleep while driving down 101 in palo alto. it happened while he was driving his family home during an all night shopping trip. his 21-year-old and 24-year-old daughters were both killed. armed officers and high tension. the battle bu

and what we found when we went inside. a bay area war vet devastated after his service dog was found dead. >> in his ♪

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a jury indicted hernandez today. hernandez appeared in court. the hearing lasted about 10 minutes. he's charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of odom lloyd back in june. hernandez and two other men drove lloyd to an industrial park where he was shot multiple times. hernandez was pleaded not guilty. if convicted he face as mandatory life sentence without parol. here in the bay area the

penalty phase of convicted serial killer naso is expected to begin in two weeks. it will determine if naso will be sentenced to death. the da says if naso is sentenced to death, it would be a waste of taxpayer money to prosecute naso of separate charges. a rowdy morning near highland hospital. on one side -- a s.w.a.t. team armed head to toe.

>> all we're trying to do is live our lives. >> reporter: about a dozen unidentified people who said they were unlawfully yanked out of this four unit building. this man would only say his name is barry. >> these fascists police came in, put a gun in my face, told me to drop everything i have, everything i own and leave my home. >> reporter: sergeant j.d. nelson says one woman was arrested for spitting on a deputy's face. >> we sent in a pretty good crew because they had put up fencing and chained doors shut. >> reporter: once inside one of the units you can see or maybe you can't see, the bathroom mud and dirt all over this bathtub. behind me pornographic images on the wall. spray paint and messages all throughout the family and inside here the kitchen, the floors are ripped up, no power, no water. last summer ktvu was first to report squatters living inside this house including this one. today bank of america said it

sold the unit to a third party and here we are, four months later. as for barry and his house mates he called today's action greed of the usa. and their things were thrown into a pickup, destination they said, unknown. a new lawsuit has been filed in connection with an accused child molester. 28-year-old keith woodhouse worked at a day care.

a calming influence when he needs it most. coming up next an iraq veteran tries to find comfort after losing his service dog. >> in five minutes, chief meteorologist bill martin back with his bay area

new video tonight of s.w.a.t. team officers in vallejo as they surround a house where a homicide suspect was thought to be hold up. just about an hour ago, the s.w.a.t. team entered that house but there was no sign of the man they were looking for. the ordeal started about 6:00 this evening when police confronted two men inside a parked car near pacheco drive. officers arrested one man who is a suspect in a recent shooting. the other man took off and ran into that near by house. he is still at large tonight.

tonight a south bay veteran is mourning the loss of his beloved service dog who went missing earlier this week. maureen naylor live in san jose with a new source of comfort arriving at a crucial time of grief. >> reporter: the dog, the service dog was found not far from this area where tonight volunteers took these lost dog fliers down. this as we learned about some unique support that arrived today for the owner. they were a pair with a traumatic past. but for iraq war veteran luke wilson his service dog brought him love and peace. until today's devastating news. >> he broke down and we just gave him time to grieve. >> reporter: tonight we spoke to a nonprofit who was with wilson when he received the news that lobo had been found. >> he still had his collar and

his tags on. >> reporter: she says the dog was hit by a car. wilson recently had knee surgery and on a wheelchair. he says his dog was spooked and ran away. >> he's my lifeline to the world. >> reporter: this morning before lobo was found, wilson told ktvu of the happiness his dog brought him. >> i call him my budda dog, because he walks to you and you start petting him and everything melts away. he's a lovely soul of a dog. >> in his mind it's one more time he failed the mission. which he didn't. >> reporter: this afternoon, she asked if wison would temporarily foster and train this 1-year-old yellow lab named stella. he said yes. >> it's going to give him

something to focus on. something to pet, stroke, feed. >> reporter: and the organization says the outpouring of support on their facebook page for both wilson and his wife has been tremendous. reporting live tonight in san jose, maureen naylor. concord shop owners may breathe a little easier. a pet food express on ignacio valley road were robbed. police say they arrested 57- year-old richard fringe at his home today. they said they found evidence that linked charles curry who was also arrested. police say they also found the gun used in those robberies. the burning manifest value starts on monday and there's word attendees should expect a large police presence this year. tens of thousands of people are expected for the counter culture festival.

a few people who have arrived early report that police are already out in force handing out tickets for minor infractions. the fog is moving into the bay area right now as you would expect. as it did last night. there's a lot of fog tomorrow morning. you can already see it in the marin county area along the coastline. you can't see it really well but it's already in the east bay hill. you wake up for you friday morning and there's fog. here's what's not around anymore that red flag warning, they're all up here in eastern oregon, eastern washington and parts of idaho. that's where that weather system went. where that system went is where the bay area whether be seeing. we really dodged a bullet. as that system moving through we had all those lightning strikes, many offshore. if those occurred in the east bay hill with the heat we've been having it would be really bad news. we're very lucky that stuff has moved on.

57 in vallejo. those are the overnight lows. so it's kind of mild. tomorrow is friday so you can get ready for the weekend. the bay area week looks like it's going to be nice. it's not going to be cold, it's just not going to be hot. we've been on the mild side. there's the fog cover in the morning. 8:00a.m. burns back by lunchtime, you got mostly clear, a little fog lingering in the bay and then it burns mostly off. the outer sunset, pacifica. half-moon bay you got fog all day. at least mostly fog. at least mostly fog, i know it'll be breaking down. another low comes in, they are both lows but this one has a different personality. this one has cool moist air. it's not as unstable so we're not going to see the humid conditions but we will see temperatures climb down. so two lows, the last one left the bad one left.

and this one, not so bad. it's not going to bring thunderstorms it's going to bring cooler weather. 92 in vacaville, these are the forecast highs for friday. 90 in antioch, 90 in brentwood. warmer than it has been, 88 in morgan hill. tomorrow is the warmest day and temperatures kind of slide down a little bit. so your five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. we have the inland bay and coast covered. saturday a little cooler, a little cooler, a little cooler, a little warmer. so it's all kind of subtle changes there. there's the bay area forecast, as we said julie and i and frank talked about how fortunate we are the lightning strikes. that many lightning takes thousands of strikes. if they hit in a different place, it would have been different. nasa is preparing to go back to the moon next month. it plans to launch a small spacecraft from an island off the coast of virginia. it will then orbit the moon.

it's called the lunar atmosphere and dust environment explorer and it could shed light on the entire solar system. >> i was just so eager to get to mark. that i almost missed out on the nasa story. now is your turn, we want to hear about the giants -- >> you do? >> they didn't just lose they lost horribly. >> yeah, the first to worse tour continues. like a box full of kittens and a big yarn ball. the season just continues to unravel at an alarming rate. just the last couple of games how about this, they surrendered 22 runs. it could have been worse, matt cain drilled off of sanchez home run. x-rays negative. he did suffer a contusion, might miss the start. the bullpen completely blows up. it was a 3-3 game. but then pedro alvarez with the bases loaded.

that was a ground hit. everybody is going to score on that one. it's not bouncing into the stands. it will rattle around. the giants go down big time 10- 5. your final, days idle on the field but not on the phone. they have reacquired kurt suzuki later on. and derek norris having suffered a broken toe. don't know who the a's let go to acquire suzuki. he's a topnotch defensive catcher. continuing the giants complete and total melt down. the video you're about to see. warning particularly disturbing for giant fans. kind of like what else can happen now. try this, the bearded one debuts with with the dodgers. bryan wilson closing out the l.a. win today in 1 inning.

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extra man hours needed to get acquainted with the raiders rosters. but a very well known man returning. that would be woodson. raiders top draft pick much has transpired including a super bowl triumph with the packers. but his hopes right now, hopefully helping the raiders. >> it's been losing seasons or just getting a nate. it's real easy to fall back into that mind set that here we go again. and so, i think that's the biggest hurdle for this team to get away from that because we have players on this team to go out there and compete with anybody. >> all right, so dilemma that every nfl team faces. your top quarterback goes down you have trouble. heaven forbid if kaepernick has an injury but the 49ers go out and sign seneca wallis to a one

year deal. he's in the mix now. back up quarterback so far have not looked particularly good so maybe he'll be a little insurance. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. >> thank you. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen.

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