smoke pouring out into the air as i can to the right. fire crews are still out here. this is highway 50 and is still close to the public. for a very good reason because it is still a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: behind bars and facing a felony arson charge. believing his actions led to this. the destruction to 71,000 a. and a need for 4000 firefighters. >> alternately his arrest. >> reporter: the suss the reason we did of since this fire has not been given. 12,000 residents have been put in harm's way due to this fire. >> we have seen the fire in previous days ran north

approximately 15 mi.. >> reporter: it was close at one point and thursday it burn out trees on four lines. no structure has been destroyed but news to an arsonist had made its way back to evacuate with team to return home. >> he is dangerous. and people could have died. firefighters could have done it. i am really angry with him. i do not know why he did it. maybe they can find out?tracking down who started >> reporter: this is a suspect that once lived and according to the criminal complaint that i have in my

hand he has the least three times charge for offenses. >> pam: as we mentioned overnight the kings fired exploded in size and is threatened thousands of homes and buildings. it has also now moved within 16 mi. of lake tahoe. kron4 trolls clifford is life tonight and the news room with a closer look at the byrne song. >> gary: >> reporter:this is an overhead google earth map of pollock pines... 50 miles east of sacramento >> reporter:at this point

the fire was about 27,000 acres, 5 miles long and 3 miles across. thats already a big wildfire. >> reporter:then over night the wildfire just exploded in size and spread to the northeast. the burn zone is now 21 miles long and 8 miles wide, it has stretched into placer county. >> reporter:the fire has now consumed more than 71 thousand acres have been burned and that was as of this morning.. so by now it's probably even larger. >> reporter:to illustrate just how big this fire is.. here's a map of san francisco which covers about 31 thousand 360 acres.. so this fire is more than twice as big as the city of san francisco >> reporter:now, cal fire says this blaze is still on the move. they have detected spot fire about three miles ahead of the fire.. and the blaze is now within about 16 miles of the shores of lake tahoe. >> reporter:all around the burn zone, there are road closures and mandatory evacuations still in place. finally two evacuations centers have been set up to the south and west of the fire. one here in camino along highway 50 and another here in the town of georgetown. >> reporter:in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: and the king fire just one of many wildfires burning across california. coming up at six -- a look at an even more destructive fire burning to the north.

>> reporter:we have breaking enws tonight. >> reporter:new, detailed information about an incident at 49ers player ray mcdonald's house.that did not result in an arrest. >> reporter:san jose polcie jut released the report.after a 911 call in late may sent police to ridge drive. >> reporter:polcie say mcdonald and his fiance were arguing.the fiance grabbed a handgun registered to the 49ers defensive end. >> reporter:she held the gun at her side, and did not point it at mcdonald or make any threats. >> reporter:when mcdonald told her he was going to call 9-1-1.his fiance reporetdly put the gun away, and left the home without incident. >> reporter:in late august.mcdonald was arrested for felony domestic violence against his fiance. the case remains open, and to this point,,,mcdonald has not been charged. >> reporter:the 49ers have come under fire for allowng him to play while the legal process unfolds. >> pam: former san francisco giant barry bonds was in court today.

his lawyers are trying to reverse a felony 'obstruction of justice' charge from 2011. >> pam: today, bonds' lawyer asked an 11- judge panel to overturn the ruling. >> pam: earlier, a three- judge circuit court of appeals panel. upheld the conviction, but agreed to reconsider the case. >> pam: bonds was slapped with obstruction of justice. after not giving a clear answer in court during his 2003 steroids scandal. >> pam: the question was about whether or not he received steroid injections from someone other than his doctor. >> pam: bond's lawyer says, the prosecuters should have asked the question again. if they weren't satisfied with his answer. >> pam: one of the judges today said, there is not enough evidence to prove that bonds obstructed justice. the judge says thats because bonds answered the question clearly later his testimony. >> pam: the bay area getting some much needed rain overnight. this was the scene in san rafael early this morning. >> pam: a few spots did get some fairly decent -- but brief -- rainfall. now a live look at san francisco. clear skies now.

>> pam: our chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett is standing by. she's been tracking the rain -- and what's next. >> jacqueline: santa cruz mountains caught the most part the most rain by far. these are the highest total that we have seen all round the bay area. we have seen even less than that in santa rosa and oakland hills and richmond. with a 10th of an inch of rain. just a few other for most locations like los gatos, staff francisco and san bruno. picking up 100 of an inch of rain. you see that here on satellite, things are clearing up and we are not seen any more rain. we are down for rain right now. we will talk more about that and the weekend ahead coming

up. >> pam: while fire weary residents and firefighters were hoping some of the rain would make it's way into the sierra, people here in the bay area were enjoying the late summer showers. >> pam: kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from the south bay. >> reporter:in morgan hill and across the greater bay area, the showers persisted throughout much of the morning and that was just fine with isabella torres as she waited for the bus. >> reporter:as much as a half inch of rain fell in parts of the santa cruz mountains where drivers dodged puddles amid the usual first rain of the season warnings about slippery pavement. it was a long morning for truck driver shawn reed. >> >> reporter:there was no time to cover the patio furniture but the soft drizzle seemed to perk up the drought-stricken landscape but those caught without an umbrella had no complaints.

>> brown is the new grain. it is that what they are saying? >> reporter: the rain by no means making a difference in regards to fire danger. it remains high in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe. kron4news >> reporter:we're following developing health news tonight. >> reporter:as california confirms four cases of that severe respiratory illness that has broken out in much of the mid-west. >> reporter:it's known as enterovirus d-three of the cases are in san diego county.one in ventura county. >> reporter:nationwide.mroe than 150 people have contracted the virus. infants and young children.especially those with asthma issues.are most suseptible. >> reporter:symptoms include wheezing, runny nose, sneezing, coughing and muscle aches. unlike the flu, which peaks in the winter months.enterovirus typically peaks in september.

>> pam: coming up at 5:15. >> pam: a dire situation in mexico. after a hurricane ripped through cabo. we talk to a bay area woman. who rode out the storm. >> pam: then at 5:30. >> pam: home depot hacked. and it could rival the target data breach. >> pam: just how much thieves might have stolen. >> pam: and next. what's behind the decision by billionaire c-e-o larry ellison to step down. from his bay area tech company -- oracle.

>> pam: after 37 years.the c-e-o and founder of oracle is stepping down. billionaire larry ellison will still play a big role at the company.and will serve as the chairman. >> pam: ellison will also take the role of chief technology officer. >> pam: the software company says ellison wants to focus on product engineering and technology development. >> pam: former investment banker safra catz and former h-p c-e-o mark hurd will replace70 year old ellison.now a billionaire.founded oracle in 19-77.with 12-hundred dollars of his own money. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: new video from the terror group isis. details on the latest threat -- and repsonse from the u- s. >> pam: then. people infected with ebola >> pam: turning to the black market. the extrems they're going to, to cure themselves. to, to cure themselves.

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developing tonight. >> pam: a dire situation in mexico after a powerful hurricane ripped through the popular resort area of los cabos >> pam: it's been four days since the storm made landfall. and tonight -- reports from the ground indicate the situation is severe. >> pam: serious damage -- looting --it's not just the locals -- thousands of tourists remain trapped in the area. >> pam: but some have been lucky enough to get out, but it hasn't been easy >> pam: kron 4 news spoke with a san francisco woman who was in cabo with more than a dozen others for her bacherloette party. >> pam: employees at their hotel was coming. and by the time they got to the airport on sunday, it was closed, forcing them to go to a nearby airport hotel and ride out the storm. >> during the hurricane and we are hearing the crowd as the things that are hitting the windows. people screaming at the front door

were shattered. just the loudest when and if that i have ever heard during a storm. the so terrified that we were going to be left without a safe place to begin. >> pam: she and her friends said they spend all day and those conditions and then on tuesday they boarded a mexico boarded plane. where they headed back home. >> reporter:multiple people still in cabo. have reached out to us today.emailing us pictures like this one. and they're painting a horrific picture. >> reporter:one person compared it to new orleans after katrina hit. this is new video of people being processed.mexican military planes are getting people outta there.

>> reporter:people tell us there are locals dying in the streets. >> reporter:limited food and water for tourists. >> reporter:widespread looting and buildings set on fire. we're told the mexican government is doing its best to police the area. >> reporter:we have a special cabo hurricane section on our website.dramatic pictures from the the past few days.local stories we've done with people who have returned. >> reporter:and if you have any images from cabo.we'd love to see them. email us: breaking news at kron.com. >> jacqueline: we can still see some cloud coverage mainly near the coast line this afternoon. satellite radar picture showing the showers coming to an end. there's still some to the north the bus and the sierra but not locally. it has

been a real human it out there. we did see some 80 degree temperatures just a short while ago. 79 degrees and livermore at 75 degrees in santa rosa. if you look ahead tonight no rain or fault. --fog. >> jacqueline: drizzle near the coast line definitely a possibility. very similar conditions with the morning and mild sunny after month after noon. >> jacqueline: slow to clear by 8:00. we are literally see no clearing. by 10:00 it moves back to our bay shores. finally, back to the coastline at the 1:00 hour. eventually, we will see the sun. starting off with the

low sixties in the bay area. cooler in that cup. by the noon hour we will see temperatures in the 70's for the most part. doubt in the south bay when the temperatures in the 70's and low 80s. 78 in palo alto, at 82 in santa clara. still pretty low 80s for certain areas hire 80 to the trips for antioch. 60 degrees and low 70's for said francisco. and low eighties for said for the dark bay. >> jacqueline: mid week we talk about more showers. we will keep you posted. + >> pam: developing news out

of the middle east tonight. the terror group isis has released a new video with a message for the united states and britain. >> pam: it's voiced by british it's the senate's turn to >> pam: leading to other illnesses such as hiv and other blood related illnesses. >> pam:

>> gary: >> reporter:google busses, ten dollar lattes and 3=thousand dollar a month studio apartments:

today the census bureau released new numbers confirming what all the evidence indicates: san francisco is becoming a city where the haves are fast replacing the have nots. >> reporter:79=thousand six hundred dollars may sound like a lot of money. >> reporter:but if you made that much last year, you are only midway between san francisco's highest and lowest household income. >> reporter:new the census bureau stats shows the san francisco=oakland=hayward region is the second richest in the country behind washington d=c. >> reporter:san francisco had by far the biggest yearly increase of all the country's big metropolitan areas. >> reporter:but all that money is not trickling down: the city's poverty rate was virtually unchanged. at the same time, the federal reserve says america has never been richer. >> reporter:the net worth of all u=s household reached a record 81 and a half trillion dollars last quarter, that number went up by one point seven trillion dollars since april. >> reporter:most of that increase was due to rising stock prices, meaning the very rich benefited the most. one example is manhattan. it is becoming an island of contrasts. >> reporter:last year the

top 5 percent of households earned 864=thousand dollars or 88 times as much as the poorest 20 percent. >> reporter:that's the biggest income country. >> reporter: >> pam: coming up at 5:30. >> pam: home depot now confirms just how many shoppers; information was hacked. we'll talk to an expert about what you need to know. >> pam: then. >> pam: new details on the latest n-f-l player to be accused in a domestic incident. this one involving a woman -- and a child. it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: now at five. >> pam: home depot says 56 million credit cards were compromised in its recent data breach. the company says the malware that caused the breach has been removed from networks >> pam: and it's already finished a new encryption program to make data safer. >> pam: a version of it will hit canada in 20-15. the breach occured between april and september of this year. >> pam: home depot is offering free identity protection services to any customer who shopped during that time.

new disturbing details surface in the arrest of arizona cardinals running back jonathan dwyer. a police report says dwyer head-butted his wife and >> pam: >> reporter: think they could have bet a lot worse. making the news was $40 million which it hit during the peak shopping seasons. we know from the investigation this breach affected some sort of stores and terminals inside the stores. even though it was a longer duration. your cards per month has been compromised. --fewer >> reporter: i think that to

a certain extent that that is true. they're not in general responsible for fraudulent and there is an upset there is an exception to that. it should not really be a monetary but the rock creek >> pam: is so boehner will get your information is out there and who knows where it goes. what other advice is there for customers. >> reporter: any to be particularly visual. home depot is offering credit monitoring service creek addition to that they should look at their bills. and the more efficient and making sure that there is no fraudulent charges. >> pam: what are they letting so far behind? is this a money issue that they do not want to spend the money.

>> reporter: criminals are becoming smarter as well. >> pam: well the state that they are implementing a new enhanced system should ship date changed their password every few days as they tell us to do? >> reporter: dan not know de recent plans or implemented because at the moment it was certainly a failure. >> pam: you talk to your companies and you tell them that the customers what action! thank you >> grant:he then punched her in the face the next day.according to the report. dwyer was released from jail dollars bond.

>> grant:the incidents happened back in july--- but dwyer's wife came forward a week ago after he apparently sent suicidal text messages to her.including a photo of a knife. >> grant:he was arrested just days before the cardinals training camp.and the team deactivated dwyer after news of the arrest. >> grant:according to phoenix police.dwyer "admitted to the incidents, however, denied any physical assaults." >> grant:dwyer is just the latest football player to be accused of abuse. there's also adrian peterson, greg hardy, ray mcdonald. >> grant:but the topic exploded with video of ray rice knocking out his then fiance today. on dr. phil. his than rice and his wife janay.

>> grant:chris johnson, retired nfl >> this is a nationwide issue. this is not aid in f l issue only. >> we are missing the entire teaching point that domestic violence is a terrible epidemic. >> grant:moshi and chris johnson are personal friends of the rices'. chris is a retired n-f-l cornerback who played for the ravens with ray rice for two years. >> grant:you can see more of their interview tomorrow morning at ten o'clock on dr. phil. >> jacqueline: by far the largest amount in this location. oakland hills under to attend of rain.

these are the rainfall totals that were in the bay area. just like we expected kind of off and on. they have come to an end at this hour. if you look at the sea cloud still lingering throughout the bay area. on the warmer side for our inland valleys. we sought a lease at also pretty muggy outside. will is the crown for the weekend? coming up >> pam: power is restored to most p-g-and-e customers this knocked out power to >> pam: p-g-and-e says they believe all of the outages were weather-related and mostly impacted those in richmond. >> pam: that's where we find kron 4's mike pelton who shows us how a little bit of rain caused a whole

lot of problems. >> reporter: pg and he says a has not rank and a whole lot in a long time. all outages began at 7:00 and peak at 2:00. nearly 12,000 people lost power. it also knocked out traffic lights. making for a busy morning for the city of richmond >> we just want to keep it moving as best we can. this is only the beginning but we need the rain. it keeps us busy that is our job. >> reporter: they also tell me that they had a program for accruals will wash the dirt and dust off the power lines to prevent what we saw this morning. and richmond

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>> reporter:lebron james unveiled a new nike shoe this week.but it wasn't the only thing turning heads. what people really seemed to notice.was lebron's hairline! >> grant:you can judge for yourself.these are two photos of lebron. this one in the middle was taken in june. >> grant:and this one on the right.just two days ago. the basketball superstar has been teased before about his

hair.and he's even made a few jokes about it. >> grant:"lebron's hairline" has even spawned several twitter accounts. now---the difference between these two photos has stirred a lot of reaction from social media. >> grant: he released his new shoes and his new hairline today. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> grant: all you came back to cleveland? i will come back as well! >> grant: lebraun is good about teasing himself. >> jacqueline: the train moves on. we will see warmer weather ahead this weekend.

>> pam: danger to the stars or a savior? dr. korovin is being accused of taking a selfie while joan was unconscious! the insider's thea andrews joins us from hollywood with more. >> there is something wrong with taking that picture. working with joan for years. (cheers & applause) >> shocking knows that she was a patient by the same doctor of joan rivers, dr. selfie. >> backstage with wendy and still the start that she was connected to the doctor.

>> maybe she took the photo because she thought that that was something that john would laugh at. >> i would consider taking a picture with the patient and at the call. --unethical. >> the reality is that the doctors are paid a lot of money to provide the ip service for a celebrity. pressure is building when you treat a celebrity. maybe you do things that you are not supposed to which will lead to a mistake or problems. >> reporter:and after the insider -- you watch all your celeberity news on entertainment tonight at 7:30. followed by kron-4 news at eight. >> jacqueline: showers taper off. we did

see steady rain this morning looking at our roof tam downtown center cisco 82 clouds covering. it is trite over the bay area. and to the north of us but nothing will major creek temperatures have been on the one side. if you are seeing that it feels really majid this afternoon creek we are in the 70's for the most part. feeling humid. 81 degrees in sunnyvale and 80 degrees in antioch. it will be slow to clear warmer conditions in two to marleau and similar conditions for the weekend. mild fog and warm temps.

>> jacqueline: by 1:00 p.m. back to the coast line. the fog will clear near the coastline. 70 degree temperatures are around the bay area and edging into the low 80 degree temperatures as well. let's take a look at the numbers in your area. 80 degrees and set jose, at 80 degrees in cupertino, 79 degrees in milpitas and mountain dew. 82 degrees in danville, at 84 degrees and livermore. we will still be in the 70's for most of the coast line tomorrow creek 72 degrees for said francisco and 80 degrees for the north bay. >> jacqueline: temperatures are not too hot but for the comfortable as we head into

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: new at six. >> pam: shocking video of an after school brawl at an east bay shopping center. now business owners are taking drastic measures to keep rowdy teens away. good evening, i'm pam moore. >>loitering, vandalism and violence. it's a problem people in antioch say is getting out of control. >> pam: kron 4's haaziq madyun shows us what business and police are doing to keep people safe.stories... >> reporter:this is cell phdeono of deer valley high school students fighting after school b in the parking lot of the deer valley plaza in antioch.an ogoing problem that has some merchants shutting their doors >>"when is going to be stopped ? who is going to

take care of this? >> reporter:taking care of this situation is not that easy says the superintendant of the anticoh unified school district donald gill >>"if they're on this private property our jurisdiction is limited, our best hope is to educate the students before they leave campus as they're leaving and going home" >> reporter:back in july the property owner sent this letter to antioch police asking for more police presence. however when it comes to patrolling the area after school antioch police chief allan cantando says his officers are doing the best they can with limited resources >>"what you need to understand iswe have to pull our resources" >> we really need to get the property management and owner involved. they had a responsibility. >> they have been missing from the discussion. >> reporter:both the police and the school district say the property owner could do more in securing plaza

the owner of lily's nails >> reporter: says some of her customers are really concerned about the situation "everytime they hear fighting outside it just scare them" >> reporter:in the mean time some businesses will turn away paying customers until it is safe again to reopen their doors. in antioch haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: kron4 tried reaching deer valley plaza's owner to get that side of the story. however they did not return our calls. >> grant:violence at antioch schools is nothing new. this is disturbing video we showed you earlier this month. >> grant:showing a vicious fight at dallas ranch middle school in antioch. one of the girls in the fight actually kicks the other girl in the head with her boot. >> grant:school employees have also been injured. kathy arroyo shared her traumatizing story with us recently. >> grant:the teacher's assistant was

hospitalized.had to get her back fused together.after trying to break up a classroom fight in 20-12. >> grant:and a current teacher at the same school.told us this month that violence at dallas ranche middle school is an ongoing problem. >> grant:antioch unified school district officials tell us they are in the process of developing new training for teachers. on how best to deal with violent students >> pam: we also got our hands on the list of school suspensions in antioch last year. according to the school district, five schools topped the list. >> pam: the highest number of suspensions was at antioch middle school. antioch high, deer valley high, black diamond high and park middle school also had a high number of suspensions. >> pam: however, the school district 22-percent from the previous year. >> pam: now to the massive wildfire destroying acres of land in el dorado county. police think this man, 37

year-old wayne huntsman is responsible. >> pam: tonight, he's being held on 10 million dollars bail. that fire exploded in size overnight. >> pam: it now consumes more than 70-thousand acres and is just 5-percent contained. kron 4's jeff bush is live in el dorado county tonight with the latest.jeff? >>now, over the last 24 hours the king fire has just exploded in size, i want to give you a closer at the size of the burnzone.. this is a a google earth map of pollock pines along highway 50 about 50 miles east of sacramento. >> reporter: the fire is burning just to the north of art area. firefighters are here on seeing tried to put these buyers out creek but they keep moving. it is a lot cooler than it was yesterday. but a bigger problem is the way it is starting to pick up. here as you know it will keep the fire moving with more

unpredictable situations. we have seen helicopters fly in by dropping water on the spiders as much as they can. as you indicated this fire is going at it is a problem. it will take some time to get their hands wrapped around it. the smoke is very very thick. at any point in time if the buyer or our city is in jeopardy will have to get out of here. will have more on this fire tonight at 8. >> pam: kron4 j.r. stone is in the area talking to some of the police and firefighters. >> reporter: the deputies are waiting on updates in regard to their homes but

instead they wait for news regarding an arsonist. start >> as some way in we are in this predicament we have to deal with it. >> reporter: 1 x with he would say to the man arrested a that you week says absolutely nothing. >> there is nothing to say. the damage has been done. if he is a bonehead he is a bald head. --dan miller >> reporter: a bigger fire and a person are rested on news that there is not necessarily pleasing to those that cannot go home. >> it is very discouraging to not receive any good news after days and days it continues to become worst. apparently they almost lost a firefighter yesterday. we are hoping to get through

this without anyone becoming injured and among property damage. >> reporter: details as to what happened to that fire fighter. we do know that that person will be ok in eldorado county j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter:at this point the fire was about 27,000 acres, 5 miles long and 3 miles across. that's already a big wildfire. >> reporter:then over night the wildfire just exploded in size and spread to the northeast. the burn zone is now 21 miles long and 8 miles wide, it has stretched into placer county. >> reporter:the fire has now consumed more than 71 thousand acres have been burned and that was as of this morning.. so by now it's probably even larger. >> reporter:to illustrate just how big this fire is.. here's a map of san francisco which covers about 31 thousand 360 acres.. so this fire is more than twice as big as the city of san francisco

>> reporter:now, cal fire says this blaze is still on the move. they have detected spot fire about three miles ahead of the fire.. and the blaze is now within about 16 miles of the shores of lake tahoe. >> reporter:all around the burn zone, there are road closures and mandatory evacuations still in place. finally two evacuations centers have been set up to the south and west of the fire. one here in camino along highway 50 and another here in the town of georgetown. >> reporter:in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: crews are finally gaining ground on the boles fire burning near the california-oregon boarder according to cal fire.the blaze, which started on monday in the town of weed has burned 375 acres. >> pam: it is now 65-percent contained. so far the fire has destroyed or damaged more than 200 homes. >> pam: evacuation orders are still in place for a thousand homes north of week. >> jacqueline: looking live right now from our mount tam

cam where we see some cloud coverage however the showers are long gone. anywhere from a half an inch or three- quarters of an inch and the moment. we did see a quarter inch of rain in mt. diablo besides that everything was to be expected. attend a that inch of rain in certain locations. we would take you up to 800 and of rain this morning. kind of off and 01. 800 san francisco 400 of an inch or running. of rain for it joseph near the coast line and slow to kirk so to clear. we would take a look at the numbers coming up and just a bit. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: the enterovirus has reached california.

where the children got sick, and how you can prevent it from spreading. >> pam: plus, escape from cabo. a bay area woman has quite a story to tell about the destruction she witnessed during hurricane odile. >> pam: and 49ers great jerry rice, now breaking his silence on the scandal involving ray mcdonald. what the hall of famer is saying about his former team.

test >> pam: the respiratory disease that has hospitalized hundreds of children across the country has reached the state. >> pam:the first four cases of enterovirus d=68 have been diagnosed in southern california: three in san diego county and one in ventura county. >> pam:the public health department says it is analysing other specimens from across the state. >> pam:symptoms include a runny nose. sneezing, coughingand muscle aches. >> pam:some patients also run a fever. it can lead to severe respiratory complications in children. >> pam:there's no vaccine or cure, but doctors say you can prevent its pread by using commonsense precations like washing your hands frequently. >> pam: still ahead a bay area family is desperate for answers tonight. their loved ones in cobble have not been heard from since the devastating hurricane hit sunday night. and the calls

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>> reporter: tragic news out of north floor the tonight or eight people are dead parrot. >> grant: this is in gilchrist county creek the only suspect after the sheriff's stated the children were in from ages 3 months old to 10 years old brick shot dead and bill florida about 30 mi. west of gainesville. it is certainly a tragic incident. we will continue to bring you need details as soon as we learn them. >> pam: police in mexico are cracking down on looting and lawlessness in the los cabos area in the aftermath of hurricane odile. cane hit on sunday night.

>> pam: since then, looters have gone through stores and there are even reports of gunfire last night. >> pam: residents in los cabos are still without power or running water. >> pam: the u-s state department is advising stranded travelers to go to the airport as soon as possible. >> pam: the airport was heavily damaged but it's being powered by an emergency generator. >> pam: a bay area family is desperately waiting for somelisa vasquez and her fiance david arden were vacationing in cabo. >> pam: her mom says she hasn't heard from her daughter since before the storm hit. the couple lives in concord. >> pam: the hotel where the couple was staying has posted several bulletins on its website saying all its guests are safe. >> pam: it didn't take long for the bay area to dry out after a welcome but short lived late summer shower. this is video from morgan hill where the drizzle lingered until early afternoon.

>> pam: as much as a half inch of rain fell in parts of the drivers dodged puddles of standing water amid the usual alerts about slick pavement. the rain seemed to perk up the drought-stricken landscape >> reporter: for bride to be nikky, that is not what happened. >> reporter: canceled flight of the workforce to ride out the hurricane in in nearby best western hotel. >> obviously people were screaming after the windows shattered. >> reporter: they took shelter in the bathroom with mattresses up against the windows of the windows shattered anyway. >> water poured into our rooms anyway. we slept near the elevator. we tried to sleep there. >> with complete destruction. the airport

completely destroyed. the market that we were visiting the day before was gone. the floors were soaking wet and debris was everywhere. our room was soaking wet and no running water. the power was out creek they put up a sign that it would be rationing food. >> reporter: as more people came to the hotel stay stood put. >> we were not even worried about losing our room which is brett will be cameraman. almost like the titanic on we were leaving the best western entered what all running down the stairwell and it was dark but people were running and grabbing their backs in getting out. >> reporter: territory

government planes in a visually made it back to california >> it was bracing everyone. i am so lucky to be home. the >> jacqueline: fog will return and slow to clear. here is a look at the fog- tracker. it has not lifted at the decline our corporate at 10:00 it will move back to livermore valley in the bay shore. and by 1:00 would be back to the coast line. it will be slow to clear which will have the impact on temperatures and tomorrow morning will be in the '50s

and '60s to start the day. as we head into the new hours will go into the '70s and '80s. as a move to the 3:00 hour to see some of the 80 degree temperatures creep up on the screen and the north bay. as south baker was to have warm temperatures but mostly the low 80s and most places 82 and seville. at 80 degrees and san jose. >> jacqueline: 85 degrees in walnut creek and fairfield. 79 in hayward, 70's at the coast line and 72 degrees in san francisco. will have the low 80s and the north bay. mount a sunny afternoon. as we head into early next week things will start to warm up

a little bit more but we could be talking about more showers as we head into wednesday and thursday. the storm will largely masses to the north but we will keep you posted . 49ers defensive end ray mcdonald. the san jose polce department just released information from a domestic violence incident at his home back in may. >> reporter: responded to a disturbance involving mcdonald and a woman, believed to be his fiance. >> they have decided to let template and is just unfortunate. when you have something weighing you down like that, because it is a very important comment or topic. i feel that he should have been taken off the field. of course he was not taken off the field >> reporter: he continues to

suit up. the case is still under investigation and to this point macdonald has not been charged >> pam: and bay area company is on a mission to send a message. why they want people to give them a negative review on social media. and new information on the home the point on the play had. --home depot had. bulldog: save up to $300 on sealy posturepedic

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>> pam: but when they opted out.more negative reviews were posted. now---they started a campaign to have customers purposely give them a one - star rating. >> i am not playing that game. if they take us down that i will be the worst restaurant in the country by far with a lot of the business. >> pam: the owner says is one star campaign has brought him more attention and business then his higher ratings. >> pam: next at 6-30.a look at your top stories, including the measurse being taken to keep rowdy teens out of an east bay shopping center. >> pam: and the massive wildfire in el dorado county continueswho authorities think started it. >> stanley: people behaving badly!

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: cellphone video of students fighting after school in the plaza has caused march is to shut their doors. >> into scares them. >> reporter: they have to add more security. >> they had the responsibility as well they have to protect everyone that the shopping there. >> reporter: we are here in

el dorado county the fire crews are on up and down putting out the hot spots. there are isolated fires up and down the highway. expires bart to the east. fire crews have been moving in and out all day long debate will continue to do so until this fire is put out. >> reporter: continuing our coverage in the barry smoking eldorado county. it is more bad news. >> reporter: continuing our coverage on the king fighter lasting 24 hours has just exploded in size. the fire started last week into the north. this is the burn zone. is looking like this

on thursday midday with more than thousands of acres burning. just for comparison san francisco is covering at 49 per square mile. this wild fire is twice the size of san francisco. >> reporter: it woman thrilled to be home after her bachelor party in tableaux. cabo. the hotel was devastated as you can see from these photos. windows were broken and there were flooding through out. the root word blown off of buildings. but the airport shutdowns were not able to get out on monday. on tuesday they were able to get one of the first government flights. >> reporter: in richmond. p

g n e spent the day recovering from outages. first and third on power lines said it says it has not recently blamed. rain. knocking out power for 12,000 people in richmond and other cities. across the bay area they brought in people to help make the necessary repairs. >> reporter: >> jacqueline: wide spread fog are expected. the cloud coverage will be slow to character it slowed to clear. widespread low cloud coverage at the 6:00 hour id will be very slow to clear creek no clearing by 10:00. that will help temperatures tomorrow afternoon in the day. livermore valley or the

shores that will finally clear out by noon. eight degrees and cupertino, said the clara and los gatos in the '80s. 80s and his bark and and antioch. 79 degrees and hayward and 75 degrees in san leandro. widespread '80s a bit to the additional sunshine and the north bay. we will want up a little bit more into next week and even talk about more showers and to wednesday and thursday. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley:blocking the entrance to a fire station could be a problem it there is an >> stanley:it's even a bigger problem if you are caught in the act >>ma'am go a head and pull around the corner to the right

>>the reason i stopped you is right back there on the corner alameda val priso there's a sign that says do not blsock the fire station drive way and there's two line on the road that says keep clear >> stanley:you are looking at part of a regular operation on the peninsula called the step program it consists of law enforcement from all around san mateo county including the california highway patrol >> stanley:it's part of the "more cops more stops campaign" funded by money from the california office of traffic safety to help cut down on traffic collisions >> stanley: this driver just caught attention of deputy richardson of the san mateo sheriffs office >> stanley:you came up to the stop sign you never did a complete stop wheels were turning the entire time >> stanley:this driver also didn't stop, he also didn't do something else that will ultimatly send him back to >>nats sound of wheels hitting >>so the reason why i stopped you is because there was a stop sign back there at univeristy and elk grove

>>instead of his licence he tried to give the officer >>that's a 10 dollar bill sir i need your licence >> stanley:so the driver rolled the stop sign and struck the curb and did not pull to the right when the officer attempted to pull him over >> stanley:the driver was not ticketed for the rolling the stop sign however >> stanley:when i got behind you with the lights and the siren you have to yield to the right for all emergency vehicles whether it be a fire truck ambulance or police car ok >> stanley:the ticket for that can be as high as 750 dollars >> stanley: >>your car struck the curb and both your rims are gouged and you have grass now in your rim rith tere where you hit the curb i'm a little concered with your driving >> stanley: dmv for re- testing these type of maximum enforcement happen monthly in san mateo county but it's not just for drivers there is more to come on this in a behaving badly

on the penisula stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: still ahead, a changing of the guard at bay-area based oracle. larry ellison is out, find out who's taking his place.

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switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >> pam:oracle founder and c- e-o lawrence ellison is retiring. but the company says the billionaire won't be leaving the company. >> pam:ellison will instead serve as the company's chairman and chief technology officer. former investment banker safra catz. and former h-p c-e-o mark hurd. will replace ellison as co - c-e- o's of oracle. >> pam:ellsion turned 70 last month and founded the software company back in 1977. return >> pam:home depot says that 56 million payment cards were affected by a malware attack that started in april. the home improvement retailer announced it has

eliminated malware from its u.s. and canadian networks. >> pam:the company has enhanced encryption of payment data at point of sale at its u.s stores. >> pam:apple has introduced stronger security for i- phones and i-pads. the new system makes it impossible even for the company to unlock a password protected device--even for a police warrant. c-e-o tim cook says it's to show the company's commitment to privacy and security. it's part of apple's latest out yesterday.

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: a's/rangers >> gary:little girl with big hot dog loses part of the bun and she is not happy >> gary:top 1st/ scoreless >> gary:sonny gray hangs the breaking pitch to jake smolinski who singles to left roughned odur scores 1-

0 rangers >> gary:still top 1st 3-0 rangers >> gary:gray's pitch gets by catcher derek norris thomas telis scores on the passed ball 4-0 rangers >> gary:bob melvin searching for answers >> gary:bottom 3rd/ 4-0 rangers >> gary:sam fuld hits one into the right field corner and off the wall norris and coco crisp score fuld with a triple 4-2 rangers >> gary:top 6th/ 5-2 rangers >> gary:leonys martin hits it over the head of fuld in right field for a double off dan otero adam rosales scores 6-2 rangers >> gary:final: 7-2 rangers >> gary:a's swept by the team with majors they've lost 15 of their last 20 games >> gary:with the loss the a's fall out of the top wild card spot to kansas city they are only 1 ½ games ahead of seattle for the 2nd wild cad spot the mariners start play angainst the angels in a few minutes

>> a lot of time with a good starting pitchers you get to them when they get into the rhythm. down the first indy and is tough to find your fight sometimes. we have been able to do that over the last six weeks creek we will find ourselves in the last position if we continue to lose. >> gary: chicago bears wide receiver brandon marshall had a press conference today to address his history of domestic violence - which was brought to light yesterday by attorney gloria allred

>> gary: screened the calls. i do not want people making fun of me. i would not answer you on the air. if i cannot make a joke and i do not do it. anyway... >> gary: going to nasa deal creek oakland a's after 15 years in sacramento will be in nashville tennessee creek as we said the giants has been in fresno since 1988 and have now has moved into sacramento accurat >> gary: barry bonds is still trying creek did you have the money you keeping your leaders. bonds lawyer

in order to special 11 judge panel to over dropped a conviction with a 2003 appearance before a judge or grand jury. giving rambling answers to question about whether he received injections from someone other than his doctor. he he was asked these questions. >> gary:raiders quarterback derek carr was asked if he agreed with teammate charles woodson who said the raiders sucked after sunday's loss >> i was not true to my wife after 42 years. i broke our trust. >> gary: he is, he but he quit the rangers in the season creek infidelity is what forced him to resign. his wife of 42 years. the

jury was there and they left. jerry was there and he left. what i'm saying he is a really nice guy. >> gary: why would he tell his personal business to the media? >> pam: i do not know. >> jacqueline: i do not know >> pam: you tell everything on air that everyone tells you so why would anyone tell you a secret. >> pam: (laughter)

>> pam: that is why i like pam so much she is very interesting cree. >> pam: pam goes home and killed over creek >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: so we are in agreement there. jackie are you coming along with us? >> jacqueline: shore. sure. >> pam: >> gary: never tell anyone business. >> gary: >> i probably lost $51 million in endorsement and salary. and that is okay

because 75 percent of these things were pretty much my fault because i was young and dumb. and amateur. the things that i have been through are terrible. i believe there should be consequences. i believe in the suspension and indefinitely suspended suspended. >> gary: we are working night and day on this situation. >> gary: this is what i am saying if you have to try to keep your job, then go out there and sing your song. we teach to the young people. >> pam: after the break.

>> pam: is longtime california senator barbara boxer leaving the senate? when she is expected to make her decision. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? . i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. lifeand thankfully, of shaving stuff. being able to find backups.

lifeand thankfully, of shaving stuff. being able to find backups. >> catherine: >> pam: california sen. barbara boxer is indicating that she will announce early next year whether she will seek a fifth term. >> pam: boxer, who is 73, says she loves her job and sees no roadblocks to returning to the senate if she decides to run again. california has several high- profile democrats who might have their eye on higher office, including attorney general kamala harris and lt. gov. gavin newsom, the former san francisco mayor. >> pam: boxer's current six- year term expires in 2016. she says she has routinely waited until the previous election season concluded before deciding whether to run and will do the same this time. she promised the decision would come early in the election cycle, but would not be more specific. >> pam: boxer's comments came thursday during a meeting with reporters.

>> pam: we entertainment tonight. entertainment tonight. entertainment tonight. bulldog: quarterback takes the snap...

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