it was a quick jolt. an earthquake shook parts of t bay area this afternoon. it was a 3-point-3 centeredt off the coast of san francio but was felt from marin good evening. a quick jolt, a earthquake shook parts of the bay area earlier this afternoon. a 3.3 centered off of the coast of san francisco.

it was felt from marin county to the east bay to the peninsula. people called the news room reporting feeling that jolt. did not last long, though. just after 1:30 this afternoon. there is a 1 in 5 chance that the fault will have a quake in the next 2 decades. breaking news now, another fire ignited in lake hunt county. firefighters say it is well over 100 acres now and spreading fast. and, this is a picture of the fire taken from a distance. you can see it is quite big by the size of the smoke plume. a few minutes ago, firefighters told us they expect to be on this one for an extended period of time. we will have more on the fire tonight. it is the final day of outside lands. the 3-day music festival is wrapping up with a bang. we are live in golden gate park where some of the biggest names

in music are closing out the show tonight. christian? >> reporter: that is right. parking is definitely a premium out here again. coming out in this area. good luck finding anything remotely close to the golden gate park area. well, today, obviously, the final day for what has been a wild weekend for music lovers. elton john and sam smith are the headline act for the final day. sam smith is playing right now as we speak. around 60,000 people showed up each day starting on friday. many of them showing up all three days. >> i love that there is food, beer, cheese, wine and music and art. anything goes. anything goes. whatever you want to do. nice diverse acceptable crowd, music is amazing. not so hot today. >> reporter: a lot of people having fun today. some some people coming here hoping to score last-minute tickets. definitely paid the price for that. we spoke with two young women who paid $400 for 2 tickets

that ended up being fake. >> oh our hearts fell through. we walk through and it is just like -- we got so caught off guard i can not even tell you. a kid walking into a candy store thinking he has $100 and he swipes his credit card and there is 0. [ laughter ] >> well, sfpd has been dealing with people hopping fences and get in illegally as well as ticket scalpes. today there was an incident. one guy, a man, attempted to run passed a couple security officers. a couple police officers, rather, ran into one of the police officers, that officer fell back and hit his head. knocked unconconscientious for a period of time. that officer is okay right now. the man has been arrested and he is face -- unconscious for a period of time and that officer is okay right now. the man has been arrested and he is facing charges. the police are trying to solve a smash and grab robbery.

they broke into 9 offices in evans hall. got away with computers. the officers are located on the 9th floor. not clear how they got in. the police say they found a smashed window in the area. there has been a spike in window smashing burglaries recently. >> the police in the south bay spent the night searching for one of their own. a k-9 escaped. nico, pictured here after he was reunited here. they don't know how nico got out at 11:00 last night from his handler's home. three departments pitched if to find the dog. he was spotted this morning. >> he is one of ours. we are just relieved that everybody is safe and sound including our dog. >> the police say they are looking into how the dog escaped so it does not happen again. it was the handler's first time working with a k-9. oakland a's saluted hayward police certainty before today's game. a jersey with his name and

badge number hung in the team's dug out before the game got underway. his family was presented with a's jerseys and 3 of them got to throw out the first pitch. one of the pitches was caught by former oakland outfielder rickey henderson. the sergeant's favorite player. he was killed in hayward while conducting a traffic stop on july 22nd. the police in los angeles are searching for a man who left his family behind after a car crash. it happened last night at this intersection in hollywood. a total of 7 people were hurt in the collision including two small children. the police say one of the injured is a 1-month-old boy. they say the man who took off running is the one that caused the crash. he left 3 family members behind. they were not hurt. the police are currently interviewing them tesla is opening a new store.

they have been eyeing the location for awhile. tesla has started remodeling the show room and hiring and training employees. it will be their 8th store in the bay area but the first in the try-valley area. still to come. tragedy in the sierra near tahoe. a firefighter is killed in the line of duty. also ahead, taxed resources ,,,,,,,,,,,, wildfires today.

tonight, tragedy on the frontlines of a wildfire in the sierra. the forest service says a firefighter has been killed. the sierra fire is burning near lake tahoe. the u.s. forest service says the accident happened while crews were battling the flames in a remote area. a tree fell on him. >> the firefighting family is a tight knit family and this ripples through that group and then our larger office as a whole. expressions of sympathy and grief we had today from all of our colleagues all over the region. it is the loss of one of our own. >> a second firefighter was also hurt. the officials say he has been

treated and released from the hospital. more than 2,000 firefighters are still working the rocky fire in lake county. but, nearby communities are no longer in danger. the flames are now 70% contained and all evacuations have been lifted. the fire has burned more than 69,000 acres and destroyed 43 homes. the firefighters hope to have it completely contained by thursday. we are still waiting to see how much federal money california will get to fight the wildfires this season. a dozen fires that burned in california have taxed state resources. kpix5 john ford is on the fire center that coordinates who gets what and where. >> reporter: the california fire situation is complicated. some fires are threatening homes and lives while others burn in hard to reach rugged wilderness. but all together we have a fire season that is on track to burn through half of the annual budget of the national forest service. the resources to fight these

fires is not unlimited. there is only so many bulldozers aircraft and personal available. so, someone, somewhere is deciding which fire gets what. so, who is that person? meet chris. he is the acting deputy director for five and aviation in the pacific southwest for the national forest service. a big title, a big job. extremely busy. >> and right when we came out to visit with you i was getting messages of lightning on the angeles national forest. >> leading a team of agencies, cal-fire, even the pentagon just to name a few. that prioritizes every morning who gets what based on the threat level. >> when -- when it is our firefighters, when they are physical he threatened by fire that is highest priority. property comes next, our natural recourses and infrastructure follow after that. >> reporter: that mean ace fire in rugged terrain wilderness while still being

attacked will not get the same resources as a fire closing in on a community. which makes sense. unless it is your house in the woods about to go up. firefighters do their best but ... >> make their job easier by creating that defensible space and knowing that fire is part of the landscape in california. >> reporter: now with 4 years of drought, four years of low snowpack and reservoirs going low t is burning through firefighting budgets. back to you. coming up, not escaping from alcatraz, they are going back to it. former prisoners are returning to the rock. >> and arresting developments in the weather department, too. including a hurricane getting closer to hawaii. that is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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the prison's anniversary. alcatraz helped bob turn away from a violent life. still, holds no warm place in his heart. >> i don't like it here. i don't like this place. i have no good memories. so, it is better now because all of the people are here. >> reporter: there were people here with good memories. a lot of the guards lived here with their families and he enjoyed his early teen years on this concrete playground. >> the safety place you can live because you knew where the bad guys were, right? we never even locked our doors. roersz just a few yards away, where the doors were locked, it was a very different story. >> there were not many fights. if they got into a fight it would be a murder, you know. >> reporter: he was only 24 when he became a guard here. still fits in his original untporl. the one he was wearing when hees -- uniform. the one he was wear handwriting when he escorted the final

prisoner off of the island. >> i became history, leak it or not. >> reporter: today, guard and inmates stood side by side all of the fear and violence and animosity have faded into the past. and all that remains. today's alumni gathering marked the 81st anniversary of alcatraz becoming a prison. this year voted the number one u.s. landmark by the visitors on the trip advisory web site. >> well, if you don't know what lol stands for. don't about worry about it. the symbol for laugh out loud is a thing of the past. the study says more people are using ha, ha or a emoji. the study broke it down city by city. people in san francisco used ha, ha the most followed by a emoji and third place was hehe.

people do these statistics. >> yes. we have a hurricane getting closer to hawaii. it will not be a hurricane by the time it gets. east-southeast of helo on the big island. going to depression on wednesday. moving into cooler waters. was a category 4 hurricane 24 hours ago. now a 2. the same tomorrow. but, by the time it gets to the latitude of hawaii there will not be much left. so, probably getting surf others maybe rain, but not hurricane-forced winds by a longshot. by the time it gets close to hawaii on thursday. now, right now, concord has 84 degrees, would not know it by looking at this picture. all of the low clouds beginning to filter in through the gate. what is happening low pressure now finally deepens over the pacific. as a result it gets closer heading into the early part of the weekend. the pressure is coming down. the temperatures coming down as well. cooler week ahead, low cloudiness in the morning, next

weekend. high pressure asserts itself and warming inland by next weekend we will be back to about 90 degrees in some of the warmest spots by saturday and sunday is. but, in the meantime, cooling down a little bit tomorrow as we look live towards dealo. more clouds for tuesday, wednesday, thursday, next weekend, looking good. 96 in fresno. 74 in yosemite. sanfrancisco tomorrow, everybody is below average by around 5 degrees. 75 for oakland, south bay tomorrow, low clouds and then sunshine. 81 degrees at mountain view and 72 at milpitis. now, 80 degrees will do it, brentwood, it will be warm. 81 for santa rose a. clearlake, plenty warm with 89 degrees and 90 at lake port. extended forecast fall calls for low clouds and sun in the afternoon. -- rosa, clearlake, plenty warm

with 89 degrees and 80 at lake port. extended forecast falls for the low clouds and sun in the afternoon. meanwhile, bundle up, low 80s inland. [ laughter ] >> is this the make or break period for the giants? low on the other side. well, ,,,,,,,,

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>> giants. >> okay. fine, fine. [ laughter ] >> she is the boss, she runs the show. baseball up top, the giants, not handling his business at a critical time. bruce, no love in chicago. the giants they have to get going the next 3 weeks. bottom 3rd, cubs threatening. here is chris, a tough one for fence. that is tough. this one drops. cubs on the board. cubs playing meaningful games this time of the year. that is the cubs pitcher, struggle here with the ivy. now, getting a triple out of it. later scored. a scary moment in the 3rd. look out. off of the helmet. he would leave the game looking dazed. said he had a headache, a big of nausea, tests coming up tomorrow. loading up in the 9th. 2 outs, but the cubs closer, striking out 3 batters to get out of trouble and give the cubs wild car distance from san francisco. 3-1/2 game gap for the second

spot. final today 2-0. a's honoring fallen hayward officer scott lunger before the game. his dad tossed out the first pitch. a's batting in the 1st. breaking a tie here. the a's took a 3-0 lead going into the 9th. look at what happened. colby, crushed a 3-run homer. a's bullpen. dying again. but, the a's loaded him up. bottom 9. josh, oh! off of the mound. a dribbler. everybody is safe. scoring to tie the game. next batter, ball game. walk off single. josh scored. he is hitting .438 since joining the a's. the a's won it 5-4 to take 3 out of 4 from 1st place

houston. women's tennis, how is the bank of the west? event finale. now, last year's finalist facing 4th seed. second set, now, going long. that chow they forced a 3rd -- that is how they forced a 3rd set. getting net. it is over. that is what they did. and he won it a year after losing to williams in the final. that is the 4th win of the season. to golf, final round, ohio, here is the jordan spieth highlight. at 18, fired a 66 today. tied for 10th. there is your spieth report. lowery up a shot and in trouble at 18. he got over a 50 foot tree. birdied the hole. that is a good shot. its should first pga win.

nascar's sprint cup card in new york. left and right turns, a road course. oh, it is biffle. lap 25, got a flat, finished 14th. harvick out in front and out of gas. joey lagano was this to take the lead. second week in a row the leader of the race ran out of gas. that is his second win of the year. sad news out of the nfl today. frank gifford, hall of fame, new york giant great before an iconic run on "monday night football" passed away. the 1956 nfl mvp had a 30 year in broadcasting, he was 84. 49ers are picking up the smith after releasing smith. on "gameday" dennis o'donell is talking to -- [indiscernible] >> i will have to watch that. >> how excited are you to get

this rolling? >> every day i get to wake up and coach football. and i get it. i am excite about that. no doubt about any of that stuff. but i really think about today. it is a day to day for me, man. talking about the other day. look at your gps. does not show you a destination it shows you the next target. i am focus -- next turn. i am focused on the next turn. if you get out of wack, get back on track and just keep going. >> that interview and kimberly chambers, the sport story of the weekend. the first woman ever to swim from the islands to san francisco. >> she did it. she made history. how is she feeling and look something. >> very sore, did not sleep well last night. only raise her arms about that high. >> 17 hours, 12 minutes, right? >> not only that, she had to go

to the hospital last night and get ivs for four hours. >> she could not keep the food down. >> no. she struggled. what kept you going? >> she said i saw the bridge and i just -- i just had to will myself to do it. >> could not happen to a nicer person. she is very nice. >> she was nice, her mom is nice. great story. >> good things. >> nice to see tom showcased in the interview. i look forward to hearing him. >> see what dennis was able to pull out of him. >> thanks,,,,

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