seriously ill according to a statement from kaiser, nearby doctor's hospital in sun of low, 181 people sought attention for respiratory problems. >> i will go with my head hurting if. sven it feels like something is still in the air. >> this woman left relieved that nothing was seriously wrong. >> they give us some prescriptions, and taylor's and antibiotics for smoke inhalation. >> are you feeling better? >> i am not. i hope i will be after another day or two. >> people were still seeking medical treatment as late as midday on tuesday. >> right now the number is at about 450 people in and that continues to go up. air quality officials say they have taken recent tests

and that it will have those results and give them to was, as soon as we get those in weevil for get that information to you. >>pam: a public town hall meeting is planned for tonight in richmond to allow residents near the refinery to get answers to their concerns. kate tausan is joining us from outside the location of the meeting. >>gabe: i am here as the big center plaza f, the meeting is set to get underway at 6:00 p.m., hopefully people in the community will get the answers they're looking for from officials. the official tonight will be from chevron, the county into the city. the audience will be allowed to ask questions directly to those officials with any question that they have. many people in this community are recovering from the fire last night and they are still shaken by what happened. thousands of people had shelter in place and

hundreds going to the hospital. here is what they had to say about their experience. some >> yesterday i was in the kitchen cooking dinner for my grandson's. they told me the backyard was on fire. with this small bit of it was the backyard but i told them it was the refinery. >> we heard a loud explosion and then a second explosion. >> i had just gotten to the meeting. i was there only five minutes when the alarm went off. we knew right away that something was wrong. we went outside and saw the smoke. we have to get out of the area as quickly as possible. >> eyes wander around and looked like someone cuts the lights off.

i heard a big bone and that someone is shot the lights off. >> i went to the window and many concede this of. in >> there is a group outside of civic center, you can see them now, this is a community guarded. they feel it is no longer safe to serve any we see greens better grown in the community. they will be going inside to speak with chevron officials. one of the officials tonight is the manager of soft feathers >> there's already talk that the refinery fire will have a big impact on gas prices

in california. one financial expert explains. >> it will hurt the economy, and gasoline prices will come a five-tenths cents. some analysts think gas prices will grow 10-205. the second wait they will seek fox >> they saw the fire burning at the chevron were going to go up. >> with no doubt, i know

from my experience it will affect prices. had to increase the cost of gas by 155. he was worried that that might scare customers away. >> i thought it would be worse than usual. it was not what i expected. i think that people are panicking. they are afraid that tomorrow the price will be higher. plus, of people sometimes do not known as a call that the prices are higher than yesterday. >> he also suspects that prices will keep climbing. >> i think prices will go up but we try to control the price come to keep it under $4. they will be ready for it. >> we ask our kron4 viewers and our facebook fan is to wait and see if they notice a jump in gas prices since yesterday's chevron fire.

take a look at what some of the viewers had to save. >> let's get to the latest on the weather forecasts come here is a live look from the roof camera in san francisco looking back over downtown san francisco. we have a brilliant blue skies out there. as we take a look at the satellite, it is clear all over.

let's walk you through the highs for today, it did get warm. as expected we did see low 90s. >> in downtown san francisco got up to about 65. a mix of upper 70's and 80's. it was warm and it will only get warmer. by thursday near 100 inland. by friday over 100 for some of our inland communities. a full forecast straight ahead. >> ahead at 5:00 the interest lanes and dramatic details on a massive fire and backdraft that nearly killed some firefighters today. also our coverage of the richmond refinery fire and how the incident will lead

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and early morning fire in the 1500 block. about a half-dozen of businesses destroyed. firefighters were fighting from the ground the 120 firefighters to nearly two hours to get the blaze out. a backdraft situation. that is when there is very little oxygen and that a door is opened, oxygen goes and and it creates an explosion. that is what happened in this situation. about 10 firefighters were blown back. >> when the door open,

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blue skies the same story that we saw moments ago. the highs today did get into the low 90s as we thought they would in the east bay valleys. mid-60's in san francisco and a mix of 70's and 80's across the north bay. the satellite view has all of that cloud cover. for even some nineties across the north bay. eventually things will cool down into the 50s overnight.

house >> here is what temperatures should look like on the thermometer. it's in the north bay, mid- upper 80s. here is your 3d outlook. the story is all about the warming. inland highs tomorrow up around 85. we're looking for potential

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>> continuing coverage of the richmond refinery fire, we are going back live to the scene for the latest information, plus, how the fire will lead to a flood of lawsuits. the suspect in the arizona shootings, the punishment now facing jared laughner nx rob black has more on the stock market ahead.

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>> the fire broke out and the 615 p.m sending a toxic plume over richmond and surrounding communities. >> my test is tied. >> by midday today, more than five other people had been treated at local emergency rooms. >> babies, the elderly, people in wheelchairs. >> all of us could be affected. >> california gas prices jumped nearly 305 a gallon. predictions are we could be paying $4 $10 -- $4.10 a gallon by labor day.

soft >> we brought out our emergency response systems to look at it, as they were observing in trying to get a plan to isolate the line, that is when it started to increase. as a started to increase, they backed away.

as they backed away and started to but a cooling water, that is when it opened up. it was during that two-hour period of time when we determine what we needed to do, that it had gotten worse. we saw a big paper released in the ignition.

>> chevron will be issuing another apology and also trying to make people feel confident. whether it is businesses or people with medical bills, it will be taking claims, they have a 800 numbers that up so that no one suffers any financial losses due to the fire. people do have many health questions.

>> we could see flames and a big cloud coming up and over the city. i immediately got scared because i have a child that is asthmatic. >> everyone is getting stressed out. >> it is scary because i have children with breathing problems. my mother has emphysema >> we were all scared. we thought that something was going to happen.

>> some of the people that you see here outside of the meeting are protesters from a local community garden. they say many of their vegetables were berlin yesterday. >> is joining us now to talk about the legal aspects of this refinery fire, our legal analyst. >> there will be several investigations.

>> was this because of years of negligence? we do not know. >> we are looking immediately at the immediate impact. we are hearing stories about asthma rates, around the country's we see these things. it would improve a pattern of this, chevron can be on the hook for billions. coffee

>> they will take questions at the town hall meeting tonight. >> there are pr experts in the field. if >>pam: are there other areas where chevron might be liable? >> the big damage to people is if people have been seriously hurt very well. it's if children were injured, if lawyers could link that to the refinery,

chevron would be held accountable. >>grant: as soon as the fires are burning and richmond, our kron4 viewers started sending inspectors of what they were seeing. this shows what appears to be to fires. what we're learning is the smaller fires was a flair, releasing excess pressure builds up in the line. >> you can see thick black smoke or flames at the bottom. >> check out the flames in this picture, you can see how high the flames overreaching.

this shot was taken from the financial district, you can see quite hours. >> @ jared laughner bart pleaded guilty today in how he did that in order to avoid the death penalty >> this should happen in the parking lot of a tucson supermarket, in exchange for guilty pleas he will escape the death penalty.

the is expected to get life without parole. initially diagnosed as schizophrenic, spent the last year under forced medication at a federal prison in misery. today get rid of gifford and her husband released a statement saying they are content with the plea, that it will help them move forward with their lives.

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>> it was a day of the milestones. the dow gained 51 points closing at 13,169. the s&p 500 was today's big winner. they closed at 14 01. this is the first time the index has closed above 1400 in three months. >>darya: crores will rob black is here with today's

winners and losers. >> wal-mart is a winner. it is the new gold. with the economy collapsing worldwide, people are buying shares of economies that they know are catering to the low end. when the economy turns, shareholders are born to jump out of the shares. >>darya: he said mcdonald's is a winner? it's >> their stock is near an all-time high of syria and they have to figure out how to grow. there are going to try to come out with a marketing campaign trying to get their

breakfast selling from 2:00 a.m.-5:00 a.m., that is the time when mcdonald's release troubles. >>darya: how about this battle between apple and google. >> apple has decided to pull google you to clear >> apple is just trying to protect themselves. >> american airlines has it figured out another way to make a little money. and you are calling it a loser?

awesome idea. we can go on vacation and walk straight to the airport. >> they have already figured out ways to nickel and dime us. >>darya: it could be one more way for them to lose luggage. >> home delivery seems like a weird business for them to get into. >> let's give you an update on the weather, here is a live look from the east bay. we have a lot of sunshine in

clear skies. here is a locusts current with >> let's talk about tomorrow. here's how the day will flee

alf. mostly clear conditions. temperatures in the '50s. by tomorrow afternoon, mild temperatures around the bay. as you had in mind is when to get hot. we will seek more mid-90s. safe caught cox fell have here is a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast. some must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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>>catherine: one of america's best known composers has died. he won an emmy, tony, golden globe and pulitzer. the stock he collapsed and died yesterday after an illness. he was 60 years old. detect talked back direct

>> of the fires still burning at this refinery. a community meeting tonight was, the looming effect on

gasoline prices.

>>pam: here is a live picture of albert and the civic center where a crowd is gathered. officials are about to hear from up said neighbors one of the refinery about last night's fire. " it topped the buyers said hundred to emergency rooms. right now the fire is still burning but it is under control. this was the scene last night, toxic smoke filling the air. j.r stone is live outside the chevron refinery in richmond with the latest details. >>j.r: it appears that the worst is now far behind but

there's still a controlled burn that is going on. it is basically the size of a basketball. " they say that the controlled burn is still happening in could burn for another hour or another day's work. as look into the distance, the refinery looks much different today than it did yesterday with 60 ft. flames shooting into the year. right now be emergency response chief spoke. >> what we're doing right now is basically the same as a full year. we are taking that little bit of residual pressure and allowing it to burn so that we can safely consume the product. are >> investigators are still trying to give a figure out if this was a computer error or humor error.

emergency crews were called in and as they were working to try-next on week grew bigger. the fuel ignited and hot plate in, shooting into the air. the definition, a much different lifted its refinery in fifth >>pam: the team had 15 years, if public town hall meetings is under way which will allow residents to get the answers to their questions about what happened. >> there are some pretty

angry and frustrated people, many have already gone indoors. their meeting incited an enormous auditorium. >> many of these people have been protesting this evening about the health concerns that they have saying that this has happened before and a chamber needs to happen. there's also concern about air quality. and wondering if they should be throwing out vegetables in their garden, there are many questions out here tonight. all some people are symbolically wearing masks on their faces to bring of the issue of air quality. off and this gentleman was a full hazmat suit with a gas mask. hall inside of the meeting,

chevron officials, city officials and county officials. the audience will be able to ask questions heredity and give those officials. >>pam: terisa estacio is joining us live from san pablo at the hospital there. >>terisa: i just got off of the phone with bay area air quality. they tell me they are finalizing their samples and their board to have more information about their findings very soon. i am here at doctors' medical center, patients have been coming here all day long. i just spoke with a woman who says there are several hundred people in the emergency relief to get attention for whatever

they're asking for in regards to the fire. >> what is going on in the hospital to treat people who were affected? >> they have all of these people just sitting there and bleeding. >> the data sets it apart alicia keys haag >> there are people sitting in the waiting room, waiting to be treated. i have not seen one press and get called back to be treated from the refinery fire. there are over to the people in >> it is really not a good site inside. >> a discount of the fall also with a spokesperson from the hospital, she said

because of privacy reasons she cannot confirm or deny that there are hundreds in the emergency room. she also says that was allowed to go inside to see if people are being harassed she said the additional personnel have been called in to make sure that everyone is seen and they're doing everything they can to deal with the situation >> hundreds of people are reportedly lined up in front of a law officer while injury claims shots, many of them told reggie kumar that they are afraid of the long- term side effects of an ordinary fire. >> people are still showing up at a law offices of the second sense that trying to file a fire injury claims since they opened at 9:00 a.m.. these are the stacks of 1000

in june became folders that the office collected. many says chevron means to pay for the health issues they are now suffering from because of the fire. >> + i kept feeling like i was calling to fame. my kids at brandeis yes, lou rawls. >> what can this do in the long term? there's no conversation. >> people with oxygen machines in asthma >> there are expecting long lines again on wednesday. yet and >> and engle, the impacts of all this on your money kidder and its is already talk that a time i had caught it >> charles clough >> drivers are greeted on

tuesday by a 155 increase in the price of a gallon of gas from just 24 hours ago. he knew about monday's fire at the refinery and thought it might eventually affect prices, but not like this >> i figured in a week or month, >> everyone knew about the flames of the jumping gas prices came as a surprise. >> consent and that it is awful that we're all suffering from chevron's mistakes. >> then again, no matter who is to leave, the gas prices are nothing new. >> i will buy it at whatever price it is. >> people have also been voicing their frustrations

with a rising gas prices. take a look at what some viewers had to say. >> we always want to know what you think, post a comment on our facebook fan page and posted conversation. >> here is a live look for mounts him looking out over the bay. clear skies, it is going to be rather warm. here's a quick work as we take a look over the next few days. wednesday-friday will be awfully warm. mid-90s inland by thursday. one-hundred analyst friday.

it would be quite a character spread, 70's at the coast and over 100 inland. >>pam: coming up, sentences will has a new plan did it and to despite and violence.they opened fire on a crowd in arizona killing six people and severely injuring a u.s. congresswoman makes a deal with prosecutors klass, more on the refinery fire. it is still burning, hundreds going to the hospital, kron4 is following developments in we're showcasing the best of your photographs.

>>pam: and lee has had an earful from the community and announced he is ditching his plan to institute a status of foreign dan kerman tells us what the mayor is planning to do as an alternative. >> we will not be implementing the stop and frisk program or variations of that. >> surrounded by coalition of leaders and law enforcement, the mayor said instead of stopping and frisking, the city would launch a three hall but to reduce violence. >> we have to step back.

>> interrupt seeks to stop the pattern of bad behavior by having police focus on specific areas it target nearly 200 non offenders with a zero tolerance policy when it comes to any violation. what >> we will be tried to get people off the streets for as long as we can weather it is in county jail or prison. >> step 2 is called predict. the is the best technology possible to gather intelligence on where crimes will have been. step three is called organizing which brings together all segments of the community to bring greater alternatives, opera. as of >> fighting in using violence as the answer, that is not the answer for anyone. >> the mayor, the police chief and others involved say the program will start soon enough, as for gauging

its success, that will take time. >>pam: police in richmond are now hunting for a second suspect wanted for the murder of a high-school football player. the 16 year-old was shot and killed last weekend. witnesses say it happened when if two men got into a fight with the victim. police say he is armed and dangerous. the other suspect is already the ninth bars. in amber alert for a missing child has now been lifted. the one year old was found at a relative's home. she is safe. investigators believe that the child's father the ec's year kidnapped her from her home in san joaquin. he has not been found the police said they did track down his suv. >>catherine: the arizona man accused of killing six era and wounding 13 others including get real

difference last year has today pleaded guilty to 19 criminal charges. this is a part of a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. >> a judge found locked are competent to stand trial and allowing him to enter a guilty plea, his hearing state -- as much the case has been key. earlier, he had pleaded not guilty to charges including murder and attempted murder. their real difference was among 13 wounded and in a statement before tuesday's hearing, her husband said he had his wife would be satisfied with the guilty plea. avoiding a trial would allow the community to could do you with recovery. this woman lost her husband and said she's would be glad to hear a guilty plea. >> of life in prison would be a lot worse and i think

he might have a chance, if his mind is kept under today's, he might learn about the lord. >> in light of the recent shootings in kawabata in a sikh temple in milwaukee, she says she will keep fighting for starker got lost. >> it has to be done. if hot tropical will to do this. well >>catherine: in wisconsin was a vigil for the victims of the shooting at a sikh temple. six people were left dead. the suspect had ties to white suppress this script by police. another vigil is being planned. investigators are still trying to find out more about the government's and his motive. interviews with his girlfriend and of the people who knew him really have not helped much. >> let's find out how hot it is going to get this week. it will get hot, especially near walnut creek.

here is a live look at 680. clear conditions out there right now. there is no fog or marine layer to speak out. everything is well offshore it will stay that way to bolster the evening. it is warm in the east bay. said of the stock and oakland are in the low-mid- 60s. the densely, things will cool down. the fall, if it does return, will hug the coast line. high pressure over had will keep us on the mild side in terms of the weather patterns for the foreseeable future. it is going to get out by the end of the week. tomorrow, we have future cast 4 set for 8:00 a.m., temperatures should be well into the '60s.

it does not take long for charges to warm into the '80s. by 3:00 p.m., widespread nineties. here is a quick look at what you can expect for tomorrow. in this update charges could reach near 85, warmer as he headed south. 69 in the city, 76 in oakland and as you had to the east it will get hot. the delta will be the hot spots are.

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