brown: wildfire season... will get worse. i would suspect more fires to come. >> a stern warning from governor brown. wild fire season will get worse. >> i'm michelle griego. this afternoon there are 18 wvs burning across california -- wild fires burning across

california. in a briefing, the governor warned this is just the beginning. >> we're in for a really rough ride. all our creativity to making the best out of an increasingly bad sip. >> in shas at that county, the carr fire near redding the now the sixth most destructive fire 35% contained. six people died and four are unaccounted for. there's a new fire in mendocino county. the fire broke out last night and it burned 854 acres so far. in lake county, the river and rafrj fires destroyed ten homes and are threatening more than 12,000 structures. . >> reporter: firefighters faced a wall of flaums as -- flames as winds pushed the fire toward

homes. >> we had erratic fire behavior and spot fires and fires pushing over ridges and into canyons. >> reporter: firefighters worked quickly, but they were unable to stop the flames from reaching homes nearby. one owner stood shoulder to shoulder with the firefighters. . it's my home. i want to save it. >> reporter: his home was saved, but other structures were destroyed. >> we could see there were inv >> reporter: farther north. >> hundreds lost efrgs after the carr -- everything after the carr fire exploded last week. >> oh, my god! . >> reporter: newly released video shows the fire's fury. 40 people at this hospital lost their homes. >> here we were on this cul-de- sac, this neighborhood, two hours later, it's gone. >> reporter: as home own herbs try to come to grip with the

losses, firefighters are bracing for a relentless fire season. >> i don't care where you stand on the opinion of global warming, but something is changing. >> reporter: these wild fires have taken a major toll of california's fire fighting budget. in the month of july, $115 million was spent on fighting the fires. that is a quarter of the state's budget for this year alone. as of this afternoon, the number of firefighters injured in the wild fire is up to nine. the ferguson fire that scorched nearly 63,000 acres near yosemite killed two firefighters. for the latest information on wild fires burning across the state. check our website, that is kpix.com. salono county sent deputies

to lake county to help patrol. they found a numberover people in the evacuation areas without permission and made arrests. some people had method and were charged with intent to sell. and deputies helped dmrams gather perj belongings before evacuating. a homeless man was killed after he was hit by a car in north beach. it happened when the man was sleeping on an entrance ramp to an underground parking garage. the driver did stay at the scene. a braisen car break in caught on camera at a bay area mall. police in richmond say it's been happening for months. >> reporter: police are noticing a trend. a lot of victims are tourists who leave bags in their car in plain sight. this is the newly released surveillance video of some of these break ins at the pacific east mall.

in this video, a man gets out of his car and looks inside another vehicle, quickly punches in the window and steals something. these break-ins happen fast. >> for example, you have laptop computers, gym bags, and you also have a lot of the suitcases. and that's when suspects break into the cars. it only takes a couple of seconds. and they grab the stuff and escape reported report investigators caught --. . >> reporter: investigators caught a few suspects. in one case, they stole $150,00 worth of jewelry. they're looking for these two. these crimes are crimes of opportunity, things that can be easily grabbed out of vehicles. electronics, cell phone, charger, purse, keep them with you or tuck them away out of sight. president trump's former

campaign manager paul manafort is back in court. his attorney arrived in virginia in court early this morning. yesterday the judge finished jury selection, opening statements, and the first witness. cbs news's paula reid has more from the courthouse. >> reporter: the judge is known as the rock etd docket for -- rocket docket for how quickly he month vs. he selected a jury and heard opening arguments and called the first witness. prosecutors told the juryman fort failed to disclose tens of millions of dollars that he earned lobbying for ukrainian politicians and. ed a $21,000 watch, a $15,000 jacket, and an estimated $2 million home just down the street from in courthouse.

he's a long-time republican political operative. gates who failed to disclose the earnings to the irs. gates the exampled to testify against manafort during the trial. manafort could still try to plead guilty and cooperate with special counsel. also at any time, the president hoz the power to pardon him. president trump seemed to defend manafort on twitter this morning, saying, looking back on history, who was treated worse, mob boss, killer, and public enemy nub one, number one, or paul manafort, serving solitary con finalment and -- confinement and convicted of nothing.

and he called on the attorney general to squash the russia investigation. he wrote this is a terrible situation and jeff sessions should stop the witch hunt right now. bob mueller is conflicted and 17 angry democrats doing the dirty work are a disgrace. robert mueller is a republican as is his boss. the president has long railed the administtion separation of families is third and final day of a hunger strike outside the federal building in oakland. they're angry the families still have not been reunited. they'll be breaking the fast tonight, but the protest isn't over. >> once we're done, this is our day three, it will be day one for sacramento. after sacramento has done their three days, it will roll to another city in america and another and another. so this is not ending. >> the group says around 700

people have signed up to continue the hunger strike. ♪ [ music ] . right now, family and loved ones are saying good-bye to former 49er dwight clark at a private memorial in o san francisco -- in san francisco. jackie ward is there. >> he had great charisma, good looks, and that southern drawl. he could charm anyone. people loved being around him and he loved being around them. >> reporter: this is how former 49ers receiver dwight clark will be remembered, making the catch. it's the play at that gave them a win over the cowboys in the 1991nfc championship game and he became a bay area lenld. legend. some of those guys are here to

remember their teammate and friend. >> he's the kind of guy that makes you feel special and he's speeshl. special. he has this humbleness about him. he's humble as a human being. and he just always was there to help me when i needed help. >> reporter: inside the private ceremony, clark's brother jeff and niece meredith, and joe man montana shared memories of clark. he was 61 years old. >> it's a shame that you have to go through something like this fami oughnow to really re how important family is. . . >> reporter: vern glenn will have details tonight on kpix. coming up, aplane crashes into a field moments after takeoff.

but there's a miracle in the wreckage as everyone on board survives. and kids returning to school this fall will have to leaf their phones at home. one school's new ban. and a few areas hot and hazy and others cloudy and cool. i'll have the forecast coming up.

or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. shortly after take- all 103 people on board a mexican airliner survived when the plane slammed into the ground. investigators are trying to determine the cause. we're tracking the latest developments.

. >> reporter: this is what emergency crews encountered when they arrived on the scene. the plane was largely in tact, but on fire with passengers still inside. the crash happened in durango, the flight was headed to mexico city. the governor says the plane made it off the ground and was hit by a gust of wind causing the plane to land on its left wing and the engines to catch fire. this is a passenger on the plane. there was a strong explosion that hit the plane, he said. we don't if it was a lightning bolt or mechanical problem. we had just taken off and the plane fell. this woman explains how she escaped the wreckage with her son. i turned around and there was a hole. i unbuckled the seat belt and we got out and jumped. some passengers described people trapped at the back of the plane and helping others make it out of the flames.

>> it's a miracle no one so far was fatally injured. this was a one in 100 chance that we have no fatalities. >> 80 people were hurt in the crash. 49 of them were taken to hospital. the remains of what are believed to be u.s. soldiers killed in the korean war are finally on their way home. the military saluted the boxes during a ceremony in stk today. if remain -- south korea today. the remaining were loaded on to planes and headed for american soil. scientists will now try to identify them. >> you have to really watch your heart here because this all could just fizzle. this could be nothing, it could be everything. >> north korea agreed to return the remains after president trump met with careful and impartial in june.

there are 5300 service members still missing in korea. and students in france returning to school in the fall have to leave smartphones at home. politicians voted to ban them from campus. tina has the story. >> reporter: students in france have brought smartphones to school for years, shutting them off in class and firing them up in breaks to stay connected. now, french lawmakers are pulling the plug, bans the use of smartphones, watches, and tablets on school grounds. the country's education minister says students no longer play football on the playground. they prefer to watch their smartphones and this can create problems with learning. the new law affects children as young as three and as old as 15. the teacher's union the skeptical the ban can be enfrsed. high school -- enforced. high schools can choose whether to apply and exceptions can be made. critics argue technology is a

crucial teaches tool and can spark a child's interest. many french lawmakers refused to vote on the ban, calling it a political display that would not change anything. okay. let's talk about the forecast right now. some areas are dealing with pretty thick smoke and unhealthy air quality. there are a lot of fires burning. and it's hot. the firefighters, back to back days in the 90s and triple digits and they're dealing with that in redding and mendocino and lake koipts and -- counties and ferguson as well. dry, smokey heat in the forecast. we're in the moderate to good change. east bay, you may notice a little haze in the skies. head to the coast. air quality is pretty good. the dublin camera looked hazier yesterday. this is good news. we're ee e seeing a -- we're seeing a little blue skies.

and then gray skies. this cloud coverage is stubborn. it's keeping things cool in san francisco at 56. concord, 80 degrees. that's the warmer air. is on shore breeze is picking up to 17 miles per hour. and they're getting the southwest wind and that's keeping things cool right here. 90 for morgan hill. afternoon highs, 83 degrees. east bay, upper 80s and low 90s. san francisco, mid 60s, that's above average. clear lake where the mendocino complex fires are burning, ths warmer than -- it's warmer than normal. this pressure is headed toward texas and we will see the temperatures drop. sunset, 8:18. and now for the seven-day forecast. you'll see the drop in those conditions.

we're looking at the 90s today, upper 80s tomorrow and friday. saturday and sunday, mid to upper 80s. that's did relief -- the relief we'll get. it's up again on monday and tuesday. >> we'll take the # 0s -- 80s. this california boy named clark kent is a record breaker. the legendary swimmer he has now dethroned.

a young swimmer in monterey taking a live look at the big board. the dow is down 65 points. a young swimmer in california named clark kent, fast his real name. he is living up to that superhero name. >> he's beaten a record held for 23 years by michael phelps over the weekend. clark kent shattered the 28- time olympic medallist for the 100 meter butterfly record, beating him by more than one second. he offered words of wisdom to others with a dream. >> always have fun and never give up on your dreams no matter what anybody says. that was a dream to beat michael phelps' record since i was seven. >> he placed first in all of his strokes. his goal is to compete in the

olympics. i wonder how michael phelps is feeling right now. he got beaten by a ten-year- old.. >> a superman really, clark kent. there's somebody to be said for that. he's well on his way to olympics. we wish him luck. >> local guy. we'll remember his name. we'll be right back.

breed just signed a two-year budget... laying out key issues that she today's tip of the day is with white peaches. i did a tip a few weeks ago.

the time of year, thth peaches, you to buy them and you can't hold them for too much or move them around. they'll bruise up so easily because of the sugar content. i'll cut one open right now. look at that. is that juicy and beautiful or what? when you buy them, make sure beautiful color all the way around. and give it a touch. when you bring them home, on the counter, not the sfrij. this -- refrigerator. this time of year, it's a dessert. just cut them and enjoy them. and after a meal or any time, white, juicy, august white peach. it's a beautiful thing. and and i'm your fresh grocer. remember to eat fresh and stay healthy.

the san francisco mayor signed a two-year budget laying out the key issues that are the city's priorities. we'll have that at 5:00. that's interesting. that thanks for hanging out with us. >> it's fun to be here. >> the clouds are hanging out. >> can they go away? >> we just want a little sunshine. . head to the east bay. we'll get it. >> there you go.

i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california.

pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

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