these are live pictures of the wildfire in yo live from the cbs studios, this is kpix five news. there have been forced evacuations. this is a live picture of a wildfire.

>> the county fire grew dramatically overnight crossing into lake and napa counties and has burned more than 44,000 acres and is only 3% contained. it's starting about 100 structures. >> reporter: the smoke is very thick and is hanging low into these canyons. the steep terrain is one of the difficult challenges firefighters are trying to do it today. >> this fire is moving very very fast. >> reporter: since the county fire broke out on saturday afternoon, the flames have scorched 70 square miles, shifting winds changing the direction the fire is burning. some of these areas had not seen fire in two decades. >> we have not had this kind of history in a while so it is primed to burn. >> reporter: there are 100

buildings threatened by this fire and all the guests were told e. >> some are still here but that is the best thing to do, especi we have been through this a couple of times now so i am not really worried about it. >> reporter: the concern for firefighters is another change in the winds. the hottest part of the day is ahead and they believe the fire will grow to the east. >> we want to do as much as we can and extinguish as much fire as we can before the wind moves it. >> reporter: they hope to have the fire completely contained by july 10. >> firefighters are making progress battling a destructive wildfire in lake county. the pawnee fire is 75%

contained. the fire has destroyed 22 homes still at risk with more than 14,000 acres that have burned. the winds are starting to pick up and we are noticing that the future cast is showing that winds will get even more gustier. we want to look more at the pawnee fire. on the west side, we have 14 miles per hour with the wind. it's already very hot and humidity has dropped to 26%. we are certainly seeing dry conditions of the county fire is where the wind gusts are 25 miles per hour. we are noticing strong winds there and that will continue through the afternoon. a lot of people have noticed the smoke and ash in the air.

the winds are shifst. is pushing the smoke to the bay area. we will see the winds had to places like the central valley. today is a transition time and tomorrow it will really blow out of here. you might notice smoke and haze but i will talk more about it coming up. in thailand, 12 boys and their soccer coach were trapped for several days but they are now found alive. rescuers are on mission to get them out. >> it's the news that everyone had hoped for. this governor announced they have found the missing soccer players and will take care of them until they can move. rescuers have worked around the clock for more than a week to locate the voice and their coach -- to locate the boys and their coach. they worked with

thailand's navy seals. authorities cautioned the operation is not over yet. the six mile long cave is filled with water and the boys may need to learn the basics of scuba to make their way out. the governor says there is still a lot of risks involves and that they need to widen the path and get them out safely. parents are thankful and overwhelmed and say they cannot wait until they finally see their sons. >> authorities say the cave is one of thailand's longest and one of the toughest to navigate. a cleveland man is under arrest. officials say demetrius told an undercover fbi agent that he planned to set up a ball on wednesday and watch it go off. he is a u. s. citizen that pledged allegiance to al qaeda.

officials say it's not clear how close he was to carrying out the threat. the city of berkeley just voted on a measure that will allow campers to remain part at the marina. the campers there face eviction today. choked these public notices one up last week warning folks that if they continue to camp here, they could be fined or arrested. the public notices have a list of services but the folks i am talking to say this is their home and they do not want to leave. >> this is an average neighborhood, just in an average spot. >> reporter: the city put up notices saying no overnight lodging and everyone is supposed to be out by this morningt ese ty

veth more time. >> we should not be treated like street trash because we are not. >> reporter: the city council members discuss putting in restrooms and dumpsters. most wanted the measure passed but a handful at the meeting are against the emergency proposal. >> i do not think we can use public space to solve this problem. i do not think that is a solution. >> they say the city should be focusing on the long-term solution which is more housing. >> i think this will cost the city a lot of money and it will hoe solve a problem. city rejected the extension but they are allowing residents to stay until sunday. fire damage this

morning that broke out around 3:15. known was hurt and the course is expected to stay closed until at least tomorrow. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a woman who drowned is being identified as a 47-year- old. she jumped into the water last night after the wave pulled the children away but then she got swept away. all of the kids were rescued. a dinner parley turned -- party turned deadly. and man was armed with explosives and at 357 revolver. police say he shot and killed a neighbor and also his son and grandson. they survived. he then turned the gun on himself.ar

he jumped into a police car yesterday. he did not have any tags or a microchip but he seems healthy and frie her owner. president trump says he interviewed four candidates today for the supreme court. the white house hopes to replace justice anthony kennedy before the midterm elections. some gop lawmakers may not vote on party lines. >> reporter: president trump says he will announce his pick in one week and he is predicting a smooth confirmation process. >> i think it will go quickly and we will have a lot of support. >> he has been looking for votes to support his choice to replace justice kennedy. collins drew a line on the issue of abortion rights. >> a candidate for this important position who would overturn roe v. wade would not

be acceptable to me. >> the president says he will not question nominees on their views about it saying it would be inappropriate to discuss but democrats point out that the president will have information without asking. >> he does not need to ask that question because the nominees have already been screened. >> reporter: the white house is focusing on alyssa 5 to 7 potential candidates but cbs news has learned that the circuit court judge and chicago court judge are currently the leading contenders. the president hopes to have a justice confirmed for the start of the next session in october. >> the white house counsel will lead the election and confirmation process. it's the same role he played the last time president trump

nominated someone when there was a confirmation last year.is released by the stockton fire department. plus, a dramatic jailbreak. the search is on for a notorious gangster.

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california.

who was caught on camera.. breaking out of prison! take a look - police say these are the moments gunmen arrived to free redoine faid from a french pris the hunt is on for the most infamous criminal that was caught on camera breaking out of prison. >> police say these are the moments that the government

arrived to free him from a chso helicopter and got him out of the visitor room before fleeing through the air. the pilot was released unharmed and this is the second time that the gangster has escaped. newly released body camera footage shows an unexpected rescue. >> firefighters instruct embattled a two alarm structure on saturday and thought the house was clear of any potential victims until they found a four-legged friend that needed help. saturday afternoon, firefighters took on a two alarm fire that was engulfing a home in a residential neighborhood. heavy plumes of smoke were blanketing the structure and massive flames met de

once they got a handle on the flames downstairs, they moved upstairs to search for a potential victim. the bedroom and bathrooms were all clear. they even had a breakthrough offense in order to access a shed that had caught fire. that is when one firefighter noticed something. the dog was in the cage next to where the threatened flames were beginning to spread and lie there as a firefighter doused him with hose. firefighters credit that to saving the dogs life. >> the pup did not get hurt and neither did any humans. in san jose, chopper five flew over a stadium that was flooded with fans watching the game. brazil takes on the winner of japan and belgium on friday.

i was rooting for mexico. >> they did a good job. this would be our camera outside. look at the haze. some of us are dealing with cloud cover and some are dealing with smoke across the skies. even east of san jose, it's a little smoke and you may notice a bit of ash but the good news is that some of it is higher elevation and it is not dropping down low so hopefully it does not smell too bad. places where the fires are burning near lake mary esther and the poly fire -- pawnee fire, but the rest of the area will be cooler today. we do have moderate air quality conditions for the north bay and east bay to the south.

it should be healthy for most of you. here is a look at the winds. the west winds are in san francisco but we are still getting north winds and today is the transition day before we get the onshore breeze. right now, this is pushing in marine layers that is burning off already with sunnier conditions out there but some of you are still dealing with the haze. san francisco is about three degrees cooler than average. we are looking at around 80 witches normal temperatures. 86 in concorde, 84 along the creek, san leandro is 71. overall, the ridge of high pressure that brought the heat over the weekend is now weakening so we are getting cooler air and the coastal winds

. here is the seven day forecast. this is pretty normal and we will have a firework show among the cloud coverage. temperatures will continue to drop wednesday and then rise again for the next week and weekend. >> that is pretty good for the fourth of july. let's see how the big board is doing. let's see how wall street is doing. dow is up 46 points. we will be right back.

but this week's students rising above scholar met those challenges head on. christin ayers has more. nni growing up in a single- parent home can sometimes have challenges. >> some students have met those challenges head on. >> reporter: this lady is eyeing her future and it looks pretty great. she will be studying biology in the fall. she took a break from studying and work to give me a lesson on how to hit a softball. spend time with her, and it's easy to see that she is a strong woman who credits much of her success to the love that she has received to the shore women in her life starting with her grandmother.

>> she really is a guardian angel. >> reporter: her friend kimberly. >> she always encourages me. >> reporter: her mom. >> she was al me through evhingsuppor me loss. kimberly was murdered and her grandmother passed last year. she struggles to make a connection with her mom who she was barely able to see. >> i was in a daycare for most of my life. along the -- >> reporter: along the way, she kept one dream close to her heart, college. >> reporter: sra was there fo.

>> keep going no matter what because not everyone will believe so you have to keep pushing. >> she was also elected to problem court and went to -- went with her girlfriend who was another important woman in her life.

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thailand... just found after being lost for more than a week in a flooded cave... we'll have more on the extraordinary plans to get them out...at five. that's it for k-p- i-x 5 news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. we are just getting the first video in for one of the 12 boys in thailand found after being lost in the cave for more than one week. we will have more on the extraordinary plans to get them out coming up at 5:00. we are so glad they are alive. enjoy your day out there.

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be lercome off yos those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california.

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