fierce flames consume a bay area home. but firefighters work quickly and efficiently to pull everyone out to safety. good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. >> and keneron >> a dozen are wia home today. and jackie ward reports from

east oakland. >> reporter: just past 4:30 this morning, this was the scene in east oakland. flames took aefr the building and forced the fef t sod awe second alarm and go to rescue mode fast. >> a second floor unit had four people. all adults got out of the building. >> reporter: firefighters got this under control in less than a hour. they had to work quick because of the close proximity to other buildings. >> a lot of oakland is dense. any time we have structure fires that far advanced, it, you know -- communication to other buildings is always one of our primary concerns. >> reporter: the building is a total loss. a dog escaped the house and

passed away later. all six people in the home got out safely. one treated at the hospital for smoke inhalation. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and that wuntsd the oakland fire department's only call today. early this morning, a fire at a car stereo store. the flames were quickly knocked down. the wild fire burning in napa is three times the size of san francisco. it broke out saturday east of lake berryessa. and crews are slowly making progress. the wild fire is 30% contained. the fire scorched 36,000 acres. and there are new evacuations north of county road 40. in lake county, this wild

fire is # 2% -- 92% contained. the pawnee fire is expected to be fully contained by next tuesday. and powerful waves are creating dangerous conditions for surfers and beach goerings. neda iranpour has more. >>. >> tropical storm fabio is off the coast. this is the pacific ocean covered in the clouds. we have more clouds this morning. a lot of it is burning off. we can tell the surf is starting to increase. but tonight through early tomorrow, that's when the waves will get bigger and bigger. here's fabi o. it was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. it's moving northwest at 17 miles per hour and churning up

the ocean. it will settle down a bit. no rain or wind or anything like that. but cloud coverage and higher waves. that's coming up. we've learned the trump administration lost its efrpt to block two of california's sanctuary state laws. a judge issued the ruling an hour ago. it denies the request to halt two bills which limits local law enforcement to help immigration alths and allows the state's attorney general to inspect the state. in san bruno, police made 25 arrests for illegal fireworks, including this bust. they seized more than 300 pounds of fireworks and a gun from a group of suspects. police have not said they'll fa. and jessica florez is in san

jose. >> reporter: trash from fireworks litters the street. despate a campaign from the cits lit up. on the fifth of july, the residents clean up. >> i didn't do it. but it clean it up. >> reporter: one firework damaged this van. someone lit one upside down and damaged my van. >> reporter: last night, the streets were smoking when police drove by to break up a partiment and yesterday, chopper 5 captured what would be the start of a busy night. fireworks shooting where it's not allowed. it went from the light show to the side show. this captured part of the sides show on an off ramp. someone set off fireworks as the cars spun around. a fire burning off highway 237 at north first street kept

firefighters business siz. it's -- busy. today, all of the firework shells lining the streets, evidence not everyone followed the city's rules, even e with the new website where residents can report illegal firework activity. >> they do the warnings every year. we've been doing it for years now. >> reporter: kpix5. >> the fire department says it is not determined how many fourth of july related calls they had last night. new at noon, a gruesome discovery in an east oakland park. a woman's body was found along east oakland. oakland police say maintenance workers discovered the body at 9:00 this morning in a creek near a foot bridge. officials say the victim appears to be a woman in her 50s and had no visible injuries. and there was a tent indicating

a homeless person was livingened the foot bridge. that's no indication that's connected to the discovery. and new details. bliss if britain say the poisoning -- police in britain say a poisoning of a couple was not intentional. they fell ill on tuesday after being exposed to a nerve agent in a park in the same area where a russian agent and his daughter were exposed. the chemical remains potent for a long time. >> most nerve agents are not persistent and last for days and weeks. these were designed to last for months. so four months down the line, it's still toxic. >> police closed the park where the latest poisoning took place. but they insist the risk to the public is low. and mike pompeo is on his way to north korea. the purpose of the visit to to

firm up a plan for north korea to dismantle nuclear weapons. this is amid reports pyongyang is developing its arsenal and deceiving the u.s. it is pompeo's fourth trip to north korea. and president trump may be close to finalizing who he'll nominate for the supreme court. the final decision could be made today or friday. the short list is believed to be down to six or seven. two candidates are women. the woman who climbed the statue of liberty to protest immigration was nor court today. 44-year-old therese okoumou facing trespassing and disorderly conduct. she hung a banner on the statue of liberty and others wore shirts. >> it's a vertical climb and there's not many footholds or

anything. she had eethd good skills or dumb luck. >> -- either good skills or dumb welcome. and immigration protests have grown to 50 people in san francisco. we have camped out the immigration office and they want to stop family separation in all forms, including juvenile detention centers and foster care. others say they're not going anywhere until the agency is abolished. i.c.e. says it fully supports the right of people to voice their opinion. coming up, crews in thailand suffer a set back. the accident hampering efforts to rescue a group of boys stranded in a flooded cave. plus the sounds of piano music filling the air. where to catch a free concert and tickle the ivories yourself in a bay area garden.

new at noon, strong winds are hindering a search or survivors of a tour boat accident off the coast of thailand. 49 people are unaccounted for. the beet was carrying mainly chinese tourists. 48 people were rescued. and severe weather is forecast in the area for several more days. and in thailand, volunteers accidentally pumped water back into the flooded cave where a boys soccer team is stranded. it's aefst n sto move eporter: emergency workers are racing to excess water from the flooded cave, trying to bring the levels down so it's safer to rescue the

boys. the joss helped remove 31 million gallons of water. doctors are treating and feeding the young players, who are given a crash course in swimming and how to wear dive masks in case they have to attempt to swim out of the dark. >> the children are aware of the cave and know the caves. never been there often. we have to assess everything at the moment and see what the conditions bring. >> reporter: several sections of the cave with flooded, including an area that includes full diving equipment. rescues hope to drain enough water to avoid long stretches of having to keep heads underwater. this is the father of the youngest boy trapped in the cave, an 11-year-old. are you worried about how they're getting out of the cave. he says i believe the sale team can make it happen. i have faith. he says the thigh navy sales have not told the families when

and if they will attempt the dangerous rescue and he knows it may be safer to stay in the cave until the water reseeds. what is the fng for you and we love you. i asked if he blames the 25-year-old soccer coach. he does not. he's a good guy and gave the kids the food and water he had until the rescuers arrived. let's take a look and see how the dow is dong. part of san francisco's golden gate park will be filled with the sound of music today. pianos are scattered all over the garden and anybody is invited to play them. this is video from last year. the event continues through july 16th. it is free for san francisco

residents with an id. >> between the two of us, we can play heart and soul on the piano. >> i used to play in high school. but i forgot. it's a skill you should not lose. >> keep practicing. here's apicture perfect day out there. check out the tower camera towards the north. a sliver of cloud coverage over the north bay and bridge. clear conditions across the area. nice and clear. sitting pretty under the sunshine. 66 in san francisco. today temperatures will feel warmer than yesterday. look at the marine layer. it's gone and hovering by the golden gate and along the coast. highs 80 degrees in redwood city. right you should be. las vegas, 107. that ridge of high pressure brings the heat for the west

coast. and we're tracking fabio. it will bring cloud coverage and temperatures rise with plenty of sunshine. excessive heat warnings from southern to central california. beach hasrd statement in effect now through saturday night. the waves up to eight feet. minor beach erosion, especially along the south facing beaches. for now, it's looking all right. future cast, cloud coverage throughout the day tomorrow. fabio is not bringing rain or wind, but lafrj waves and cloudy skies. also, you may notice the moisture in the air because of the tropical storm on friday. once it's gone, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, a lot of sunshine. warm weather for quite a while. >> all right. well, it is july. summerh. >>he summer show that viewers look forward to began the 20th

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decided he wanted to be an ininvented tor. >> -- inventor. >> and he started creating products to improve people's lives. he's the jefferson award winner. >> reporter: dozens of high school students are learning to solve real world problems. >> this is not just a class assignment. we have a real opportunity to make a impact on someone's life. >> reporter: it's the fourth year of the design the future program. they create a tool to improve a disable's person quality of life. one teen designed a phone carrier for someone. he hosts the week long project at institute of desn at the stanford and runs the program for a week at auc berkley. students are building tools for

17 people with disabilities. shaun is getting a new knee brace swimming. >> -- for swimming.. >> alexa helps create the knee brace. the program taught her lifelong lessons in empathy and problem solving. >> he's taught me to really believe in my ideas. >> reporter: he runs it under his business that redesigns products and processes to work better. students pay $2100 to take part in design the future. but scholarships arect he actively recruits teens -- recruits ahought process that is selfless and welcoming. >> a life where i am helping other people be their best self is one that is ultimately

meaningful to me. >> reporter: for empowering teens to change the world by improving the lives of others, this week's jefferson award in the bay area is going to him. >> and he plans to launch design the future as an online course. you cannot nate a local hero for a jefferson award at kpix.com. we'll be right back.

taste of day. zucchini. it's everywhere. it's raining over here. it's growing in so many different ways and you can't stop it. the prices come down, which is fantastic. great on the grill or any way. when you buy it, make sure nice and green and firm. has to be nice and firm. check the stem where it's cut. nice and clear and free from decay. and it should feel and look fresh. the darker the green, the better. i like the medium sized ones. the big ones may not have the flavor. and the prices are great this time of year. through the the end of september, it's a great value. like i on the grill or sauteed. remember to eat fresh and stay

healthy. >> all right. on that note, we'll go eat some lunch. >> i loveay is my friday. >> we'll miss you. >> we're going to the giants game. weather should b nice and a -- be nice and a little cool. the view is gorgeous. have lunch outdoors. >> that's a great idea. >> have a great day.

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