building. you can still smoke but firefighters have a good handle on the fire. and there's no risk of flames spreading to the other buildings. let's roll the video because you know we've been showing you this fire is really a sight to see, it was a big fire started about a two alarm fire. it broke out just after 1:00 this afternoon. now firefighters at first had a hard time getting to the second and third story floors of this building. it's a three story building that thick black smoke filled the air. we're told there was a lot of plastic in the building and that black smoke very toxic. people had to cover up their face out here. it was really nasty for a long time. now, we have learned the name of the store was big house incorporated. they sold backpacks, innovateties -- and novelties

and so forth. officials said they have had complaints in the past. >> we've had complaints. they've said hey, this place looks unsafe. you can't get through the aisle. so we came out and directed them to widen an aisle way. they complied and they were not sited. not sited either time. so i got new information from my fire marshal. in 2013 2013 we got a similar call saying it seems unsafe. it seems really crowded. so they went out and deemed it reasonably unsafe. so they were not sited. >> reporter: and still no official word what sparked it. but you can see a lot of activity out here. a lot of road closures out here as well. this happening right in the middle of rush hour traffic. so the surrounding roads here around mission street and 23rd street are absolutely gridlock. it is a mess out here because you have major section of the

road closed off. also a lot of people have been out here coming out here to take a look at this fire too. obviously quite the scene. now, we do know like you mentioned three people were injured. two of those firefighters all three of those people were taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. we're told everybody should be okay. that's the very latest out here. we're waiting on a briefing that's going to happen any minute. we should get more information out of that. as soon as we get more info we will bring it to you. reporting live from the mission district, scott ray. >> you can see the top of the building that gaping, several gaping holes in the rooftops there as firefighters tried to knock down these dangerous flames. again this is in the mission district. this is a tight community densely populated and this is a huge building in that community affecting a large area. that's why it was so dramatic and why the evacuations were necessary in the midst of all of this. law enforcement maureen kelly was just a block away when the fire broke out.

and was one of the first reporters to make it to the scene of the fire. here's what she saw. >> reporter: thick smoke was already pouring out of the building as the first fire crews arrived on scene. the clouds billowing out so heavy at times they filled the street making it hard to see and breathe. as the smoke got heavier, police cleared the immediate area of bystander to get them out of harm's way. some walked out covering their mouths and coughing. police then quardened off the area. >> the air is getting bad now. >> reporter: this woman who you see collapsed on the ground is the owner of the computer store next to where the fire started. she was treated by paramedics. the witness says he believes she fainted due to stress.

>> she doesn't know at this point where the store is being hit by fire, certainly a possibility. it's a lot of stress, it's her store. >> this is a live picture from our helicopter partnership with abc7. this does give you a sense of how densely how populated that neighborhood is. and the area affected. we're looking at video from earlier today when the fire was at its height. look at that black smoke, thick black smoke pouring from the building. you heard a fire chief in an earlier interview that the building had been interviewed by fire officials before because of concerns of how cluttered it was. and kathleen hinnas has been here all day since the start of the fire. she's here now with the dramatic picture.

it really was amazing. >> reporter: it was amazing to see it all unfold. you're looking at viewer video. this is a good example of how quickly this thing took off. you see the smoke there at first it was fairly light in color. pouring from the rooftop of the building. and quite quickly turned much darker and heavier and it really did get intense. so this was someone obviously in a neighboring building getting a close look in a short time that smoke really just filled the streets in that area. people have also been sending us photos from different areas throughout the mission district. and this was someone a few blocks away. but at the height of this they're saying yeah, you can really see that smoke from all over the city. and the fire crews working with equipment they were on the scene of course quickly. the fire moving from two alarms to five alarms. crews all over the place. people told to stay back but a lot of people with cameras who got curious and were down there and again the smoke at that

point you see it quite light was a big concern. scott wright pointed out a lot of plastic burning in that building they say it was just piled from floor to ceiling with a lot of plastic material and that was one of the reasons the smoke was really pretty hazardous. we're always happy to get your photos and your video. you can e-mail them to us at breaking news @ kron4.com. >> as you know fighting an urban fire is such a different kind of challenge for fire crews. because of the concern of the people who live in a community. the businesses that are in a community. much different than the many wildfires we've covered over the many years we've worked together as you know. jaquelin bennett standing by. >> it has been kind of breezy. wind gusts the closest observations to the fire. the one that says 20-mile an hour wind gusts right now. the fire is just a little bit

more southeast of that location. but we have seen some gusty winds as you see 20-miles-an- hour there. plenty of observations showing 40-mile an hour winds. the wind direction has also been shifting. right now it's pretty much out of the west. the wind breeze can -- the wind breeze has been kicking up. we want to show you video from this fire from earlier today. right now crews are kind of just keeping an eye on things pretty much knocked down the bulk of the flames involved here. but this was a massive fire fight for them. this fire started just after 1:00 in the afternoon. and here it is 5:00 and fire crews are still on the scene trying to make sure that all of the hot spots are knocked down and to make sure that community is safe. one of our many reporters in the area dan ruben is standing by now with an interview with a

fire official, dan. >> reporter: obviously we saw the very active scene out here. in fact, we're joined live now by assistant fire chief david franklin to give us the latest on the fire. what do we know so far about how this thing started. >> our fire team got dispatched. we came out of the station seven when we got to 19th and mission we knew there was a fire with a large amount of black smoke showing. it appears to be a two story commercial building. like a little five and dimestore that we have a lot of here in the mission street. a lot of black smoke coming out of the building. no visible fire: we attempted to make an interior fight on the fire. due to worsening conditions and the amount of fire that was inside the building. we pulled the crew out and set up for exterior containment.

we kept it contained to the building and the adjacent building. heavy damage in the exposure building to the right of it. at this time we've had three minor injuries, to fire fighters, one minor injury to a civilian. we'll be out here throughout the evening keeping a watch. >> and the impact on the surrounding area. do we still have power knocked out? >> the power is knocked out between 22nd and 23rd on mission and between 23rd and half way up to 24th. we're working with pg & e right now to get that restored except for the three buildings involved. so we're working to get that as soon as possible to get restored. we're also working to get buildings cleared to get the occupants residents and the buildings on both mission between 22nd and 23rd back into their buildings. >> reporter: and you're working

to get tenants back in. >> no we're working with the red cross. we hope to get them back by the evening. where the fire was was a business so there were no residents in those. we're working to get residents back into their buildings. >> and there's word that firefighters had been called on for dangerous conditions. do you know anything about that? >> i don't know anything about that. that is all under investigation. >> dan ruben, kron4 news. >> as we take you back to the live picture and the crews still trying to make sure those hot spots are taken care of. there was new information to come out of that interview that daniel ruben just conducted with the fire official.

for one there were three firefighters who suffered minor injuries. power is off in the area of mission between 22nd and mostly all the way to 24th street. that power is out. pg & e is in the area. the building where this all started, big house inc. is reportedly a total loss from this fire. and there are still a couple of hundred people out of their buildings at this hour. although, fire officials do expect them back before the night is over. let's check in now with kron4, because traffic is affecteded in this densely populated area. phillip what's going on traffic wide? >> reporter: well pam, muni is experiencing some delays. i'm at the bus stop at 24th and mission just outside of the b.a.r.t. station. where there are some delays being experienced. this bus stop carrying the 14, the 14 limited and 49. i spoke to one of the bus

drivers who said he has been driving up mission and being diverted on 20th street and taking south van nuys to go back to 24th and back up to mission. some delays in that area but they're just trying to avoid this fire area then getting back on to mission street. some of the delays also result of bus riders asking what's going on. they see the spectacle just down the street a block away. and when the bus driver stopped and maybe sometimes the buses have been full because a lot of people are riding the muni today. they've been asking questions about that fire, that's put the bus driver in a bind. he's had to stop at the stop a little later or longer than usual. and then he's on his way and just a few seconds ago, actually just stopped his car behind me in the middle of the road and that caused a brief delay. over all not as bad as you would think. when i was leaving the studio to get here i took south van nuys myself and i stopped by the area of cesar chavez and

highway 101 to see what that was looking like to see if there was any residual effect from the traffic issues here six or seven blocks down the road. that was not the case. traffic is moving well down the road at least since 4:00. it looks like people have adhered to their alerts. all of the news alerts we've been sending out all day to avoid this area because it looks like less people are in this area it seems. >> again our breaking news this evening a five alarm fire in san francisco's mission district. largely knocked down by fire crews at this hour. we'll have much more ahead on the fire and of course the no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out.

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thursday, first robin williams and now another shock to the world of comedy. joan rivers died today in a new york hospital one week after suffering cardiac arrest during a medical procedure. she was 81 years old. katherine henan is back now. she has more on how all of this unfolded today, katherine. >> reporter: we knew when the word came out that she was being kept comfortable in the hospital that she was probably dying. and that's hard for her fans to accept. the comedian seemed to have boundless boundless energy. she had a press event; she went to dinner with her friend. it was a week ago that she had surgery on her vocal cords at a doctor's office. friends say she didn't really consider it a big deal but stopped breathing and had

cardiac arrest. in a statement, melissa says in part. my mother's greatest joy in life was to make people laugh. although that is difficult to do right now, we know her final wish would be that we return to laughing soon. even as she lay in a coma in recent days, friends had decorated her private room with flowers and plants she was covered in a faux white mink blanket with the sound track from oklahoma playing. all of that friends say joan. she knew mostly everyone in show business. her friends included a lot of celebrities. including the people taking to twitter to talk about joan rivers. whoopie goldburg, ellen degeneres saying she will be

missed. as billy crystal says there are no words, bon voyage joan. a lot of people liked her. a lot of people responding to this. pam. >> michelle turner has more on how the comedian spent her entire career doing what she loved to do, making people laugh. >> can we talk. >> reporter: joan rivers could always talk. >> do you know what it's like to go in the morning to take over facial mask and realize you're not wearing one. you don't know. >> reporter: with sometimes outrageous jokes nothing was ever off limits. >> i hate old people. -- it's oh, it's you [ bleep ] old and get out of here. right, right now. >> reporter: born in 1933, rivers says even as she was growing up in the new york suburbs she wanted to be an actress. >> i never had a choice. i always say it's like a nun's calling. >> reporter: she didn't have a choice. she joined the comedian's

circle. she married producer ethan rosenburg who would manage her career and became the focus of so many of his wife's jokes. the two had one daughter together, melissa. joan saw her career take a huge boost after she appeared on the johnny carson show. >> on the air he said you're going to be a star and the next day my life is different. >> reporter: it was the start of a 21 year professional relationship with carson and the show. she made regular appearances eventually becoming the show's substitute host in 1983. but rivers decision to launch her own show on the brand new fox network in the fall of 1986 ended her relationship with carson and the tonight show. >> the minute i became competition, it became out to kill me. out to kill me.

and that's what came down. forever. never spoke to me again. >> reporter: the show was cancelled in 1987 just a few months later rivers husband edgard committed suicide in a philadelphia hotel room. >> i was in the house and some idiot called the house and they said, where's your mother. somebody from philadelphia and melissa is not here and she said well please tell her your father killed himself. how is that for a phone call. >> reporter: rivers regrouped by doing what she always did, putting her life out in the open. >> if you laugh at it you can deal with it. that's how i've lived my whole life. >> reporter: her career surged again when her withering take on red carpet fashion exposed her to a whole new batch of fans. >> i think i'm working the best i've worked now. because it's all been done to me. what are they going to do? they're going to fire me? i've been fired. audiences are not going to like me. a lot of audiences have not

liked me. i've been bankrupt. my husband has committed suicide. i mean, it's okay and i'm still here. so it's okay. >> reporter: stay with kron4 for the latest reaction to the death of joan rivers. we will keep you posted on air and on our website kron4.com. again our breaking news tonight, this is a live picture. the five alarm fire in san francisco's mission district after a fierce four hour battle, san francisco fire crews have pretty much knocked down the flames. they are keeping an eye on the hot spots though. and you can see live on this live picture. the building still smoldering at this hour. we'll be back with more ahead. it's never been easier to find a dentist.

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you can see the wind speeds in the teens through much of the bay area including vallejo, fairfield 17-mile an hour winds there. 18-mile an hour winds in oakland and 13-mile an hour winds in san jose. we're looking live though right now from bay bridge toll plaza where we're seeing a mostly clear sky. you can see a little bit of cloud cover in the distance. as we look over at the bay bridge clouds still intact from the morning. we're still seeing cloudy conditions from the coast. you can see this here on the bay bridge imagery. those are going to fill right in as we head into the overnight hours. temperatures are pretty much exactly where we expect them to be this afternoon. 90degrees out in antioch. 85 in livermore but we did hit the upper 80s earlier. we're at 65 in san francisco, 69 in oakland. 80 down in sunny vale and 85 in fremont. widespread fog expected. the fog will clear late tomorrow morning but it's going to still be clear.

temperatures kept more mild, temperatures to the coastline and along the bay. we're going to take a look at the numbers and take a look at the forecast ahead later on in the hour. we continue to follow breaking news out of san francisco's mission district. the five alarm fire still smoldering there. firefighters on the scene knocking down the hot spots which remain in this area. which is largely residential. this is a commercial building that went up about 1:00 this afternoon. the big house incorporated retail store is a total loss. more coming up after the break.

our breaking news tonight, the five alarm fire that started at 1:00 this afternoon in san francisco's mission district now knocked down by the fire crews after working for four hours on this blaze. this is video from earlier this afternoon.

that blaze started in the big house inc retail store. that building is reportedly a total loss. four minor injuries from this blaze including three firefighters. and there have been evacuations in the neighborhood of mission street between 22nd and 24th street. largely because of this thick black smoke which some could say it was toxic. we have crews following the developments and we'll keep you posted. tonight we're also learning new details about the napa earthquake. ironicically the building in one of the worse spots hit was the at least damaged. kron4's j.r. stone joins us from napa with details. >> reporter: we're talking about downtown joe's brewery and the restaurant that we're talking about here. they tell me they had instruments set up in this

location and the acceleration levels during this earthquake were highest at this location. yet there was no damage. this was a building that was retrofitted for earthquakes back six years ago. now that's the good news for them. but right across the street, you look down the street here and a number of these businesses along this street, main street here in napa. many of them yellow tagged and red tagged, i can turn the camera and you see all that yellow tape. you see an area that's still closed off. it says extreme danger, stay back 100 feet. this is an area obviously, you see up here that was hit very hard. but the fact is just across the street at joe's they didn't see any damage because of this retrofit. now a building you saw there before in the distance, that was retrofitted but really comes down to they spent a lot of money. i talked with those folks earlier. you're going to hear from some of them later on in this show. pam, now back to you. >> all right, jr thank you. that napa earthquake left

behind lots of clues which scientists say will help them understand the seismic activity. among other things they mapped a 6-mile long crack which runs through vineyards and city streets. it's the result of the still slipping south napa fault. they say the fault ruptured six miles down then northward toward napa and the napa valley. they also confirmed that this morning's 3.0 magnitude trembler near american canyon was another aftershock. they explained the difference between an aftershock and an earthquake. >> the earthquake is so close

to the aftershock, within an amount of time of that earthquake. it's just a definition. by definition today's earthquake was an aftershock. could it have been its own earthquake in its own right? maybe. but it's pretty low probability of that. >> the geologists say the most significant take away from their research is the greatest threat for life and property are unreenforced masonry buildings. today fast food workers all across the nation went on strike fighting for higher wages. kron4's tran heard from customers who for if most part support the strike. >> reporter: no protest and no walk out at least at this mcdonald in hayward. the workers told me they would like to protest but simply cannot afford to it. that was the case in many places throughout the country including detroit. early on 100 protesters showed up. they blocked the streets in

civil disobedience. police officers monitored the situation. when they saw that the workers were not going to leave the streets and continue to block traffic, they moved in, arrested 25 people. and that was pretty much the case in new york city and other places because they too are also fighting for $15 an hour. the customers they are supporting the protesters. >> everybody needs to live right. they need to get paid more money. >> reporter: let's say for example something goes up 25% and we don't know. but if it does go up you would be okay with that? >> yeah i'm okay. look at housing, everybody still buys houses and that went up high. >> reporter: would you be okay if it would go up 20%. we don't know the number but say it went up 20%, you would

be all right? >> yes, because they need a change. >> fast food, come on. >> i'm all for it get what you can get as long as you do the work and if the company is willing to pay you why not. but there again it's supply and demand. if there's a lot of workers that want to work for that amount they're not going to increase the pay. >> reporter: they not only want higher pay but want to form a union. even at $7.25 an hour. 40 hour workweek that's approximately $15,000 a year. reporting from hayward, will tran, kron4 news. >> we brought you images of the fast food strikes as they happened on the kron4 morning news today. our own mark dannon talked about the strike and the higher minimum wage that workers want.

>> are we seeing more protests throughout the united states today? >> yes and this is all sponsored by the international union. today we're seeing a big battle cry for fight for 15. fifteen dollars wage. president obama's chimed in and saying there's a national movement going on. if i was busting my butt in the industry, i would join a union. can they potentially raise what they pay? as franchisees not as companies. it shows the haves and have notes not -- have nots in the u.s. some cities have risen to the challenge and raised the rates. but it's interesting to see now people are getting arrested. >> today on wall street, u.s. stocks closed on a low and the

s & p500 had its third straight loss. here's a look now at the closing numbers for thursday. we'll be back with details on all of the day's news including the fight against bp regarding the gulf oil spill.

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the giant oil spill on the gulf of mexico four years ago was due to gross negligence on the part of bp. as a result, bp could be facing huge fines and that's on top of the billions it's already spent on clean up. >> april 20, 2010 a catastrophic failure at the deep water horizon oil rig kills 11 worker and sends millions of gallons of oil, killed countless birds, fish and wildlife. all motivated by property -- all motivated by profit according to the judge. his ruling the worse oil spill in american history was the direct result of bp's gross negligence and willful misconduct.

not just simple negligence, that would cost the company $1,100 per barrel of spilled oil, gross negligence jumps up to $4,300. the government put it is total spill after 400 million-gallons bp could be on the hook for $18 billion. that's more than 10 times the fine levied on pg & e after the san bruno pipeline explosion. >> and this is hardly the end of the story because remember it took 20 years to reach a settlement after the 1989 exxon valdise disaster in alaska. bp is not going to know the amount of fine until the end of the penalty phase of the trial that's next year. like pg & e it is likely to appeal. tonight's breaking news. you're looking at the smoldering building and debris left behind from a five alarm fire in san francisco's mission district today. firefighters do have this under control but they're keeping an eye on hot spots in that

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your credit card, $200. and cards from those in asian are worth more than those in the united states. different factors like how quickly your credit card company reacts all play into the value. >> it was a pretty nice day around the bay area today. temperatures a little warm inland. we did hit the 90s out in antioch. it was 91 there. 81 in livermore. 86 in concord. up in the north bay we hit 81 in napa. 80 in san jose. as we look live right now from our roof cam downtown san francisco. the low clouds already starting to push back in here. they've been pretty persistent at the coastline this afternoon. a couple of breaks near ocean beach and also other portions of the san mateo coastline. but that's going to fill in tonight as the fog returns. here's a look at fog tracker. fairly widespread tracker. pretty solid through the art bay shows and the north bay. by the 8:00 hour, not much clearing. it's really going to take until 11:00 for the fog to clear all

the way to the coastline which should stay at the coast tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow will begin the 80s for the most part. 79 in palo alto and mountain view. 89 for san jose. still in the upper 80s tomorrow. we'll hit the 90s in pittsburg and antioch. 92 in antioch. at the coastline we'll still be in the 60s. up in the north bay, mainly in the low 80s. so looking ahead at your extended forecast. it's not really until monday and tuesday that things will start cooling down several degrees as more extensive fog starts to take over the bay area. coming up, another bike lane installed on polk. except this one never gives cyclists the green light. find out why and what riders are doing in the next edition of people being bad. tonight at 8:00.

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our breaking news tonight, it was a four hour fire fight in san francisco's mission district. this is video as the fire crews are keeping an eye on the smoldering building that went up in flames. and that very tight packed, tightly packed community. they're on the scene and so will our kron crew.

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tonight at 6:00, a retail building in san francisco's mission district goes up in flames. huge plumes of thick black smoke seen billowing across the city. this video from our helicopter partnership with abc7. good evening everybody i'm pam moore. the crews are still on the scene trying to prevent any flair ups from what was a five alarm blaze. now we have team coverage tonight including how this fire is affecting businesses in the area and reaction from san francisco mayor ed lee. we begin with kron4 scott rays he's live at the scene with the very latest, scott. >> reporter: pam, the scene out here is still very active. i want to step away and get right to the building that still has some hot spots. that fire still under control.

you can see the firefighters putting more fire to it. they don't want to risk it sparking up and starting a fire in another building. this is the first look that we're getting at the front of the store. the aftermath, the damage of that store. you can see the merchandise just spilled out of the store, all water damaged. we know the fire broke out at 4:00 this afternoon. it started as a two alarm fire and quickly grew to a five alarm. because the fire was burning so fast, thick black smoke filled the air. we're told there was a lot of plastic in the building. it was very toxic. a lot of people out here wearing masks trying to avoid that smoke. traffic in the area still a nightmare. this all happening during rush

hour traffic. major portion, mayor section of mission street has to be closed off as firefighters were dealing with this. it's still closed off right now. we do know the name of that retail store big house inc. they sold novelties, backpacks. the chief has told us they've had problems with that store in the past. >> we've had citizen complaints. they called and said this building whatever the address is on mission street looks to be kind of unsafe. you can't get through the aisles. in 2009 we came out and directed them to widen an aisle way that led to the rear exit. and they were not sited. -- and they were not cited. they weren't cited, they weren't directed to do anything else. >> reporter: another live look out here, you can still see the water being put into the building there. luckily firefighters were able

to contain the fire just to that building. it did not spread from what i'm told to near by buildings. there were two injuries one firefighters and two persons were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. they were treated. right now if exact cause of the fire is being investigated. >> as we've been telling you this was a very smoky fire. we want to show you more video. look at this. you can see the thick clouds of black smoke covering the street. the smoke billowing out for hours. police on the scene had to clear the busy street of bystanders to get them out of harm's way. many covering their mouths with hanker chiefs and clothes as they walked away. shoppers and merchants on the street were also told to evacuate near by stores. >> and i entered this store and had no problem getting in. after selecting a few items i was told i had to evacuate. they're evacuating so everything happened really fast. >> reporter: you can see

paramedics responding to a store owner in the area who collapsed on the street. it's possible she was one of the people treated for smoke inhalation. although a witness told us that the woman fainted because she was so worried about her business which is located right next door to the building where the fire reportedly started. our team coverage continues now with the impact of people and businesses in the area. >> reporter: we saw the flames from the fire that are creates so much of a problem here but really the by-products of the fire. we had pg & e standing by on the sidelines. we heard from david franklin about how they had to shut off power to a lot of these neighbors businesses. we're starting to see some engines finally start to clear the scene. but we have a lot of people still without power. gas has been cut off as well. we have about 100 people that have been evacuated from their home because of the fire.

it's not necessarily the flames of the fire but the heavy heavy smoke that was out here. we know have injuries with smoke inhalation. we caught up with a few people that were flushed from their homes by the smoke. hear's what they had to say. >> what goes through your mind is the urgency of salvaging what you know. my cat was first on my priority list. gathering the things absolutely irreplaceable and lamenting the fact that i had not made a better investigation. getting the most precious things to one place so i could grab them in an emergency. >> reporter: this must be very stressful. >> it is. because you feel you can push it a little bit but you're pushed to remember that life is more precious than property. so you're tuged in a lot of directions. >> reporter: you can see the

thick black smoke billowing. 22nd and sagwell had to be shut down. we have 100 people that can't go back to their houses right now. hopefully they'll be able to return home soon. for now this is the scene live in the mission district, dan ruben. >> the flames. the black smoke we continue hearing about they really were intense. this is the building at the height of the fire. the rooftop had collapsed at this point. we're getting good photos from our viewers. the photos posted to social media. people were taking pictures from all over the mission district. we're not talking about flames but smoke. and water damage. and people gathering to watch from blocks away although firefighters were trying to

keep people at a distance. again because of the heavy smoke, the fact that that building had just been jam packed with plastic so that smoke is considered dangerous. if you do have photos you would love to share with us send them to breaking news at kron4.com. and san francisco's mayor has issued a statement on the fire. ed lee who thanked what he called the leadership and determined action of our cities fire department. he says the very real potential of severe damage to other homes, businesses and structures in the neighborhood was avoided. and major lee is also saying the city and red cross will work closely with people forced from their homes and businesses. it was another warm day around the bay area today. at least for our inland bay valleys. where we hit upper 80s and even low 90s. it was 89 in livermore. 87 in pleasanton. 91 in antioch. we hit the 80s down in the south bay but the low 80s so pretty comfortable there. upper 70s and low 80s also for

the north bay. the coastline kept it in the 60s today thanks to the persistent fog coverage. as we look from our rooftop, downtown san francisco. your can see the low clouds starting to move back in over the city. we're going to see widespread fog again tonight. sat lie imagery showing a little bit of a broken pattern near portions of the coast. but we are going to see the fog again fill in tonight into tomorrow. right now we're looking at temperatures in the 60s and the 70s for the most part. but still hanging on to 80 degrees in livermore. 73 in san jose. 76 in concord. the fog returns, we will everyone see drizzle at the coastline tonight. temperatures very mild. tomorrow very similar to what we saw today. we'll take a look at the numbers in your neighborhood coming up in just a bit. also coming up, the memorial continues to grow for a san francisco teen stabbed outside a corner store. we'll hear from his former football coach who is still trying to come to -- to grips

with this tragedy. the size of the latest tremor and how planning ahead paid off for one witness. and a look at the life of the comedic legend turned fashion guru, next.

police in napa have arrested a teacher suspected of

having child pornography on his computer. 54-year-old michael rider was taken into custody after police got a tip about someone up loading child upon to a cloud based account. rider teaches science at first christian school and has thought at other schools in napa and in vallejo. police are examining evidence seized from his home and say he may face additional charges. a california rap artist was arrested after police say he kidnapped a woman and held her captive in marin county. authorities say charles mitchell also known as mitchy slick turned himself in on tuesday. they say he kidnapped a woman and held her at a house. his bail has been set at $1.5 billion. coming up tonight, more tremors in napa today. we talk to one business which felt all of the shaking. we'll tell you if there was any new damage. and the raiders and the city of oakland working on a

deal for a new stadium, but what does this mean for the a's? oakland mayor gene quan sounds off on the issue, next.

he was just a great great young man. and was my favorite little cousin. favorite, favorite young dude to be around. loved ones continue to mourn the loss of rashon williams the 14-year-old san francisco boy who was a straight a student and football player stabbed to death tuesday night in the mission district. and tonight, another 14-year- old boy is in custody in connection with williams death. police say the crime does not appear to be random. we're told the young suspect attended middle school with williams last year. meanwhile williams is being remembered as a leader in the classroom and on the football field. kron4's dan spoke to his coach.

>> reporter: the memorial continues to grow for rashon williams outside the corner market where she was tabbed to death tuesday night. while surveying the flowers and notes and photos it's easy to see one of his passions was football. >> rashon has played for us for four years. >> reporter: williams played both running back and linebacker. >> he worked hard. he was a silent leader, anything that needed to be done, if we needed a big play, a big tackle, the coaches always knew that they could look at him and he could get the job done. >> reporter: but velazquez said what made him stand out was his big smile. >> he always came to practice and respected his elders, his team. >> reporter: his death is difficult for both he and his players. >> it's a hard thing to believe

because you don't see that happening to him. >> reporter: and velazquez says there was life beyond football for williams, he was a straight a student with college plans in his future. >> he wanted to go to sacred heart. his plan after that sacred heart was to attend harvard. to come back and take care of his family. >> reporter: vigils are expected to take place every day this week at 6:30. dan herman, kron4 news. more aftershocks in napa today. the us geological service says a 3.0 tremor struck just outside american canyon. tonight we learned a business near the epicenter hit. >> those with the usgs

basically tell me that the acceleration rate that hit at downtown joe's was highest. they have equipment set up at 115 different locations and the acceleration rate again at the restaurant behind me highest. i do want to go to some of this video. because in this video you can see the retro fitting they have done. it was an extensive project, $700,000 or so. and they basically built a steel building and attached the two together. i spoke with him about this process. this is what he had to say. >> the lawrence national lab that our normal retrofit in this area would be this vine to support a g load. we measured 6.1 here. and it was such a high load they took the measure back out

and had it recalibrated to make sure it was the right signal. >> reporter: just because the acceleration rate was highest doesn't mean it was hit the worse. doesn't mean this place shook the most. they're still going to have to do some extensive studies and they're still putting graphs and models together to try to figure out that information. >> those aftershocks are not going unnoticed by scientists in menlo park by geological scientists. more on what scientists are learning from the aftershocks. >> reporter: tracks for nine days. usgs experts on thursday shared their findings with each other and released new pictures and data mapped through vineyards and streets that shed new light on the napa fault. >> now we know exactly where this trend of the earthquake

fault is. that will allow us to do follow up information. >> reporter: new so called did you see it shake map like these show how the 6.0 tembler was felt. >> the earthquake focused its energy at napa and the napa valley. >> reporter: geologists here say the biggest take away from the napa quake is a clearer picture of the threat to life and property represented by the damage to unreenforced masonry building of which many are now marked by red or yellow restriction tags. >> this happens every earthquake, and it will continue to happen until we do something to replace these buildings or to strengthen them. so that this does not happen during earthquakes. >> reporter: the new data also

suggests the minimal impact in terms of added stress. the bad news say geologists is the region can expect those aftershocks to continue for months. in menlo park, rob fladabel. >> you can stay up to date with the latest information on the napa earthquake aftermath by going online to kron4.com. our twitter and our facebook pages. or you can download the kron4 mobile app. the fog already settling back in at the coast ready to move back into our bay shores. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog overrunning the bridge and move into the water. we expect the fog to return. we'll have drizzle down the coastline as well. it'll clear out a little slower again tomorrow. so by 9:00 in the morning we'll start to see clearing through most locations. in fact, this pattern is going to stay with us as we head through the next several days. let's take a look at fog tracker first.

we do have widespread low clouds expected tomorrow. you can see a little more patchy through napa. patchy through concord. but pretty steady everywhere else. as we move through the 8:00 hour the fog clears back a little bit. but still hanging strong. it's really by 11:00 that we're going to see the fog largely clear back down the shore and coastline and it should stay close to the coast. we will hit 79 79 in palo alto. upper 80s again inland so it's still going to be warm there. in fact, low 90s in n hayward, in the 60s at the coast. 60s in san francisco, but 77 in san mateo and 79 in oakland. so a look at your extended forecast. we have morning fog and afternoon sunshine set for the next several days. but our inland valleys are going to stay warm.

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well firefighters here at 23rd and mission are still keeping an eye on hot spots in front of that store that erupted in flames just after 1:00 this afternoon. started as a two alarm fire and quickly flaired up to a five alarm fire. major section of mission had to be shut down as fire crews worked on this area. traffic was a mess out here for several hours. we do know that at least 100 people had to be evacuated. we know three people were injured. two firefighters. one civilian all treated at

local hospital for smoke inhalation. scott rain, fox 4 news. continuing our coverage. the fire caused huge plumes of smoke making it hard to see and breathe. police had to evacuate mission street to get them out of harms way. >> no wonder they had us come down here and exit this entire block. i hope this block is not affected. it's really bad. >> firefighters are starting to clear the scene but we have a lot of people who still can't return home. pg & e is on hand. they had to shut down power to this neighborhood. so we have a lot of businesses that have shut down for the day. there was also an elementary school near by that had their school day disrupted. and children had to be picked up at a different street because the smoke was too

heavy. the mission street bus has been interrupted. unclear when that will be back in service. the 59 for now is not moving. we've had 100 people flushed out of their homes because of the heavy smoke. it's unclear when they'll be able to get back home. dan ruben, kron4 news. here on fulsome, the memorial continues to grow for rashon williams outside the corner market where he was stabbed to death. it's easy to see one of his passions was football. >> he worked hard. he was a silent leader. >> williams played both running back and linebacker. >> he always came to practice with a smile and greeted all his coaches. respected all of his coaches, respected his elders, we knew we had something special. >> reporter: dan herman,. those with the usgs say that during the earthquake the location they tested for having the highest acceleration rate

was that of downtown joe's which is directly behind me. a location that actually had no damage during this earthquake. they were retrofitted six years ago. in napa, jr stone, kron4 news. here in menlo park scientists continue to learn from the recent napa quake. at a seminar here on thursday, earthquake experts say they are studying new images like these. along with new shake maps and other new information gleamed from the quake, in an effort to learn more and better prepare for the next earthquake. they also say for example that today's 3.0 trembler. and the fog starting to move back in. widespread fog tonight. drizzle at the coastline. slow to clear for your friday but it's still going to be warm inland. let's take a look at the fog coverage tomorrow morning. fairly widespread.

a little patchy in spots like napa and concord. but it's going to take a while to peel back. you see my aid is still in full force. by 11:00, finally moving to the bay shores and the coast. temperatures tomorrow similar to what we saw today. still pretty warm inland in the upper 80s and low 90s. pleasantton, livermore 92. it'll be 92 in sunny vale. also in the low 80s through the north bay. and just in the 60s near the coast. still let's take a look at our extended forecast. we have fog, morning fog expected the next several days. but it's not going to be quite as extensive for tomorrow, saturday and sunday. so we'll still be warm inland. but more extensive coverage sunday and monday we'll lead to cooler conditions away from the coast. tonight, the country is mourning the loss of another comedic legend. first robin williams and today joan rivers died in a hospital in new york. her death comes one week after she suffered cardiac arrest

during a medical procedure. the insider thea andrews looks back at her life. >> reporter: joan passed away at mount sinai hospital in new york city a week after going into cardiac arrest during a routine medical procedure. her daughter melissa was by her side. she let her world know her mother died by saying quote, it is with great sadness i announce the death of my mother joan rivers. she died peacefully surrounded by family and close friends. we spoke to melissa and joan back in may about their unbreakable bond. >> i think we were the first ones to bring a real mother- daughter relationship to television. >> or at least a real version of our relationship. >> reporter: in 1994, rivers and melissa hosted their first e entertainment television show for the golden globe awards. the same network that later filmed her show, fashion police. >> i came into fashion police yelling and kicking and it's turned into a show with a life of its own that we're enjoying

so much because it's fashion and fun. >> reporter: michael yo asked rivers about her status as a legend and got a typical joan rivers remark. >> when people say icon. comedy icon what does that mean to you. >> >> absolutely nothing. because i work every day. you glass that ceiling or that ceiling, it's stupid. >> and joan rivers had a chronic problem with a raspy throat. friends said she didn't think it was a big deal but the 81- year-old stopped breathing during the throat surgery. she went into cardiac arrest. she was put into a medically induced coma after being rushed to the hospital from this clinic. now the state health department has launched an investigation

into the yorkville endoscopy center. and the rivers family has already mentioned there might be a lawsuit. she had been very busy, healthy, she had been working nonstop. these are photos from a press event. a stand up gig, the night before the throat surgery she went to dinner at midnight with an old friend. as for the manhattan clinic, investigators are going to look at the anesthetic look to see if she might have been given too high a doze. coming up, dualing deals. oakland major gene quan explains why the a's and raiders may be getting new stadiums. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. school is in and so are the savings.

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new sports stadiums in oakland for both the raiders and the ink it's not likely to happen any time soon.

however oakland mayor gene quan explains why building a pair of new ballparks just got closer to reality. >> reporter: a celebration for oakland raiders fans desiring a new stadium may be right around the corner. says oakland major gene quan. >> this part of the deal is really between a private developer and the raiders right now. >> reporter: mayor quan says now that the long awaited environmental impact report is in detailing what it will take to build coliseum city, a multi use sports and entertainment and retail complex on the current coliseum sight the financial backing has also rised. >> the colony group which is mostly the sovereign of katar. the sovereign funds of dubai have combined to create the developer in this case. >> still there are lingering questions like where do the oakland a's who just signed a 10 year lease extension fit in

this deal. >> some say you have to choose between the raiders and the a 's. i think that's not true. i think they need to get going and start on the construction. >> reporter: now that the stadium has been demolished to make way for the new stadium. what happens to the 2 million still owed on previous renovations? nate miley -- >> we can't tear the coliseum down until the bond is paid off. so either way it has to be paid off or we have to keep that facility operational. >> even if the team's were to leave tomorrow. whatever we do we're paying for it. and so hopefully, we'll have some options that will help. either pay for that or soften the debt. so this is our best chance. >> meantime in sports, apparently talk of the raiders moving to san antonio texas is far from dead. and the 49ers try to prepare for the regular season opener

amidst distractions and controversy. gary radnich up next with all the sports.

the man involved in the domestic violence scandal practiced again today. he skipped warm up and the stretching. that's usually when the media is allowed in. trotted off into the field after the media was gone. harbaugh and company are five point favorites over the cowboys. no smith, no bowman. the defense is already shorthanded. the latest is crabtree said he will play but he has a strained calf. wait and see that's listed as a game time decision. anthony davis looking doubtful with a hamstring strain. harbaugh and company in tough this sunday. now the man who could replace davis is the same young fellow who was involved in a major

controversy last year. jonathan martin, remember. got involved in the richie incognito deal. the taunts, the slurs he finally quit the miami dolphins. he played for harbaugh at stanford, trying to make a come back with the 49ers. he could be in the opening day line up. dallas statistically the worse. they don't figure to form a heavy rush back. a good time for martin to make a soft start. not looking perfect but they must feel confident because a scheduled soccer game between mexico and chile is still a go for saturday only eight days before san francisco's home opener. by the way we'll throw this in, the 49ers have the highest estimated cost for a family of four to attend a game. pam just guess what, for a

family of four -- >> i'm afraid. >> because you can go. you're ready to go out and have a picnic before and the whole thing. >> thank you for saying that. a little picnic. >> most of us just come in with our blue buster brown blazers night after night. >> that's okay. how much does it cost? >> $649. and those are the average seats. those aren't you know the glamorous seats. the 49ers are only the most expensive. they're second on just the seat license. patriots have the highest per seat at $122 a pop. the 49ers move up to number one when they get you on all the hot dogs and sodas and they have the steak for $350. >> really adds to the total. >> i talked to one guy -- >> a novelty. >> i heard this once. it's like a business deal. if i want to do business with you. i take you out i'm going to buy

you a $350 steak and write it off on my company. if i want to buy you a $50 steak i don't want you. but like you're showing off. so those would be business deals. i don't think an average fan is going to wait in line. get your $350 steak here. get your hot dog. get your $350 steak here. so the 49ers are second highest and gouging. bay area football sunday with a 10:00 a.m. start at the new york jets. that means our rocky dereck carr his debut at quarterback against rex ryan's jets. >> he has obviously a lot of different looks that he'll show. and me being a rookie he's probably going to want to show them all. i called my brother because he's played him seven times. i called him and said let's talk jets. you've been there, you've seen him. so we talked.

i picked his brain, took notes. and that was it. i went around my business the rest of the week. picked schaub's brain, picked coach harbaugh. >> are they going to keep him or not? good grief. he's talking about a possible relocation to san antonio and back and forth. i get nothing to say but you get politicians together with a sports franchise and a crappy stadium and one guy is going to try and lie to the other and get the better deal. just wait till it happens. meanwhile the raiders are still at the oakland coliseum. this is no fibbing right here. sunday night pam, you don't have to watch the raider game. you don't have to watch the 49er game. you let jase and bip just go on. >> but you heard the rookie quarterback talk. and normally rookies are wide

eyed or we've seen kaepernick, young guy, kind of nervous. but this guy has been married for two years, has a child and his brother is a former number one draft too in the nfl. >> not as intimidated by the whole process. >> he's just not hanging around with bugsy. he has responsibility for a few years and as opposed to -- >> bugsy? >> how about a beer? yeah, okay. i'm worth a million. how about two beers. i'm just saying he's a responsible guy at least his presentation is. >> i see. >> okay. how come i know everything. >> i don't know? >> i don't either. the latest media entry to say no to rename the redskins. the editorial news called the name to the throw back era,

casual, racial attitudes. phil sims who broadcast for nfc said he will not say the name it'll just be washington. as we speak here, daniel schneider the owner of the redskins hanging on. he says he's not making a move. johnny manziel is going to open the season on the cleveland bench. but just in case he's trademarked the name johnny cleveland. his story from college, he was such a smash in college he was known as johnny football. say he takes off in cleveland he wants full rights to the name. mike sheshesky. i love basketball but when you see the united states is just so so much more dominant than these early round games at the world cup. ukraine, curry had 14 points. clay thompson, just to make a team is an honor.

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>> he did mislead me. >> and joan rivers! >> the death of joan rivers. we mourn the loss of the comedy icon and remember her trailblazing career. >> i am a perform rer. that is my life. hello and welcome to "the insider." i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. tonight, hollywood mourns the loss of a true comedy legend. >> we're looking back at the life and legacy of joan rivers. >> the comedic legend joan rivers has died. >> joan passed away at mt. sinai hospital in new york city a week after going into cardiac arrest during a routine medical procedure. her daughter melissa was by her side. she let the world know that her mom had died saying, "it is with great sadness that i announce the death of my mother, joan rivers. she passed peacefully at 1:17 p.m., surrounded by family and close friends." we spoke to melissa and joan back in may about their unbreakable bond.