the and the fires than a they have a house still standing officials say their highest lisa underway and hellfire incident commander says that the view of the fire danger of the hazards and area make traveling in the fires on unsafe if the structure of power needs to be restored cleaning up the water to lend being in the area for such as burn it can be dangerous to people tell. "consider the release of this necessarily in the air law also debris released and the error if disturbed that metals used in the construction of many homes the released all the way down to a byproduct of plastic construction. when you have a product's their various plastics burn believe by products also. >> reporter: of details of the coalition plan was frustrating to those who can listen on the courthouse steps. this woman and three daughters to stay with a

friend this, and home and turned out much of the five of per- share. "always left on the hon plan and the denver home schooling was in the house to go to do. that telling us anything have attended meetings and health of the form of mud twice-shy and on what they're saying nothing for office saying is only the jews is ever seen." >> reporter: share of the car rental residence extended escorts and the fires on people to be their fat with animals they need to concentrate on protecting property from looters. has and will control agency says they're doing their best views on it has left behind as a can then everything is settled and him of the county courthouse tara afternoon. >> pam: another suspect in a

litter a the fireplace they use burglarizing in the community. jeremiah mcinnis of cobb was arrested last night police of the cars evacuations from a home he did not just a car he to a white it will like a sea of vehicles. as you found still a proper as well. burglar e. during the emergency close to disaster. >> pam: 2 loss to holmes still living in tents of the several evacuation centers in the burn zone. one of them as the napa county fairgrounds cost of reporters reporting from the allocation of week. tonight saddam herman is there and we understand you talk of a family learned their home was gone by watching for you on our newscast. >> reporter: that's right fino some people don't know some are just assuming the worst flooding

for the best and all. in large study on the news and send them that the bad news. what shall last week shannon and her husband their two sons living here in the see tens of evacuation center in calloused of that that the county fairgrounds. "i know for a fact of house is completely destroyed. i found out from kron 4 as. >> reporter: here and anderson springs found that their house was destroyed after their landlords but this video on kron 4 if. "much left of this house. . this and everything is gone they still want to go back home. "i go home regardless the home being they're not if it's still

home with like to go see the help everyone out for whatever we can do for one help rebuild the community. >> reporter: that can happen they can get a straight answer to for now they dispense lifting donated items clothing for toys for the kids silicon start over again hard on everyone has a lot of animosity anger sadness i have to give a big appreciation all the people in that the county sonoma county calloused of a the have helped us. >> reporter: comfort with being with members of her community as well as people from her neighborhood she has had great family support relatives from the south coming up as well to give them a hand. >> pam:smoke from the valley wildfire is expected to impact the north bay this weekend.

that as hot temperatures return to the bay area. making conditions difficult for firefighters. tracking the winds and forecast and joins us with more. diane? >> reporter: that smoke is going to help with the wind interfere with smoke a cause that we have no moisture in our area right now all the moisture we had a couple days ago that brought us like showers long gone high pressure system is really picking up when speeds here is for tonight in that area of l.a. fire mostly clear skies northeast fell 10 mi. an hour winds tossed tiny hot and lens becomes southwest winds five and 8 mi. per hour week ahead dry hot conditions from the church in the '90s again get a mixture he fanned also wind speeds picking up track conditions that that certainly is in danger for those sensitive individuals with respiratory conditions as well no. they highs tomorrow no. they heisman before and after 91 vallejo 94 fairfield 88 on

average center rose 87 petaluma 93 center fell fell 86 again half. then come hotter sunday and explain that in a few minutes. >> pam: some schools in napa county are reopening after the valley fire scorched surrounding areas. kron 4's averi harper was at pope valley elementary school as >> reporter: 10 students poured off a bus the normally carry 29 scenes and " valley of his attendance was low kim parker center in portland to return friday. born"rudeness will for getting back to normal lessons possible since a south the school never evacuated there really needed to be in school for their parents out there working every time a closed factor with day care and

other situations." >> reporter: any since to go here mandatory evacuation orders were lifted and homes of still intact. "i can read because of the smoke. >> reporter: tennis's voluntary told by the principal they were doing feel good activities are projects and he. >> pam: care and other situations. now the latest on another enormous, deadly fire.the butte fire.in the sierra foothills. this is >> reporter:-oak tree 86 ft. wide trunk come crashing down crusade the once mighty oak

tree could easily of crushed a person smashed a car killing anyone inside luckily no one was in this car when the street had it of the fire is out of danger is still very real people in the valley fire fatalities crews are running around removing dead trees there is a lot of them until hours these guys come down 50 large trees that was just in one block near downtown middletown the trees are so damaged so unpredictable cruse not sure for they will fall a tricky in the way and have reported several times crews or read the trees would tumble on top of that size trees their power lines down everywhere pg&e crews scooping them of the dumping them into a giant trucks like this one other pg&e crews working nonstop to restore power to middletown another impediment to get people back in

their homes hotspots the warm weather returned friday with that the fear hotspot could ignite. fire trucks roamed neighborhoods checking of the area make sure nothing was smokey and there is this harsh reality so many homes are damaged in middletown there is nowhere for people to go. for example take a look at this house here looks like this used to be very nice walkway going up to the front door. as you can see there's nothing left that is the case at the house behind the one behind that the one over on the corner of the one next door and keep on going down this street there's nothing left. >> pam: be a fire in the sierra foothill grant lodes is here with the latest information.including a small lion.injured in that fire. we'll get to that mountin lion cub in a moment.first. >> grant:

new information on a second person that's died in the butte fire.and this victim has bay area ties. owen gold-smith taught music at the 80-year-old's body was found in his rural mountain ranch home. the butte fire.burning in calaveras and amador counties has now burned more than 70- thousand acres and is 60 percent contained. 365 homes have been lost.more than six thousand are still threatened.this is about 50 miles south-east of sacramento. and tonight we're getting a look at a mountian lion cub.badly burned in the butte fire. the california department of fish and wildlife releasing these images. the cat.three to four months old was found earlier this week.as volunteers were evacuating house pets in calaveras county. it's emaciated.just nine pounds.the pads on its pads.singed.likely from walking on a scorching hot forest floor. its eyes. because of its compromised condition.the cub was easy to capture.

it's now being cared for.but wildlife experts don't know if the lion cub will survive. with all the wildfires this year.officials remind people to call your regional department of fish and wildlife if you see an animal in trouble. >> pam:if you want to help the fire victims, the red cross is collecting tax deductible donations, you can send money by phone, text or the internet. you can also find this information on our web site. go to kron four dotcom and check the "how to help" tab on our valley firecoverage. >> pam:donald trump once again under fire. but this time it is for what he did not say. the fall out from this controversy is coming up. plus a cup cake controversy in an east bay school system. the decision that has angered parents and next. arrests are made after a fan beat down at monday night's niners game.

local police originally thought huskins kidnapping was a hoax. >> pam:muller's attorney says he plans to plead no contest to her kidnapping as well. hayward, calif. - a man charged in a three santa clara county jail guards accused in the murder of an inmate were back in court as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a judge has set a

high bail in the case. >> reporter:one by one, hands and feet in cuffs, the three jail guards shuffled into court on friday. prosecutor matt braker arguing that deputies matthew farris, rafael rodriguez and jereh lubrin, pose a danger to the community and might skip town. bail should be denied he said or set at $10 million dollars. but the judge, citing the guards strong community ties, instead set bail at $1- point-5 million dollars for attorney sot matthew pavone/rodriguez' of which mentioned very grave fault court took into consideration everything we have the said and what was right and upheld the constitution august 26 death of mentally ill inmate michael tyree,

whom the coroner says was beaten to death in his cell. prosecutors say there is evidence the guards assaulted another inmate before they suggesting a pattern of abuse. farris, lubrin and rodriguez will likely remain in custody until their next court hearing later this month when to permit their families to put up property to >> pam:a woman raped in her north bay home. now police search for the man who got away. she called petaluma police around nine a-m this morning. the woman said she was tied up and assaulted in her own home in the westridge area. after the assault he ran off before police could get to him. she described the man as white - belly.

he pulled a black beanie over his face during the attack. an east bay officer assaulted. not with a gun or knife. but with a large rock. avenue near big five sporting goods. suddently a rock the size of a baseball struck his windsheild. the rock caused a giant dent in the window that you can see here. the officer saw the person who threw the rock and chased him. but wasn't able to catch him. after looking at security they found the man at a nearby bart station. the man is charged with assaulting an officer and vandalism.

at the time of the search the without parental input parents say they first noticed the battle back to school by a bent administrator is have barrel, autistic boy is a public about all the neighbors the badneighbor as replied it and not to sit in order that the plot that'scookies, cakes, and doughnuts classrooms don't need sugar to >> reporter: prepared for some of record-breaking temperatures for sunday/so will start the warming trends today certainly tell us sunshine in place/5 can showing that no clouds in the sky if/of the east bay region

than/were dealing with temperatures right now current numbers of her ease for invalid/87 livermore antioch. 84 plan intend a shoreline cities were like the '70s have resisted a pencil left upper 60s the low '70's when speeds are now onshore breeze the side of cause and our places like oakland 15 hayward livermore 12 mi. an hour those wind speeds should die down around overnight hours * plan for you seven can clear skies as you see there. eight degrees and 172 by the bay. 10:00 p.m. and have this light breeze. and then at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning sights guys temperature is already in the mid '80s for in the allocation they. one for east bay shoreline. here's why were heating things up frequently carefully can celebrate are showing no moisture in our forecasts for a strong high ridge pressure system in from the coast of its way into our region what that does for us as warmer temperatures in the new allocations to the '90s. of the

90s then also give us a chance for breaking a record sunday afternoon for tomorrow 4:00 p.m. mid-90s for livermore pleasanton out that brown would as well any action get 93. san jose 90 degrees fremont 89. press of a size cities in the mid upper 80s loss of francisco even warm conditions to 80 degrees for 77 daily city fear week and forecasts of like the 793 sunday from us at least 99 degrees 95 for the bay 80 along the coast monday we have less than ninety's fall to 70 forecast coming of the few minutes >> pam:a sweet story out of washington state. two dogs-- missing for a week were finally found-- with one of the dogs keeping tillie the setter stuck by the

side of her basset hound friend phoebe, who was trapped in an old cistern. tillie left each day for short finally, someone noticed tillie turning toward a ravine-- which the father of murdered 8 -year to kron 4. next. what he would like to see when his daughter's accused week. and. the mystery of boston's baby doe is solved. coming up. who is facing charges tonight.

the teen accused in the murder of 8-year- old maddy middleton. is due back in court next week. and maddy's father is calling on the community to join him in a rally outside the courthouse. in his first public comments since maddy's death, michel middleton spoke exclusive with kron four's rob fladeboe. >> reporter: six weeks after his daughter maddy was murdered, her father michel is still coming to terms with his loss.

middleton is worried next monday might be another bad day, when maddy's alleged killer, adrian 'a.j.' gonzales, is due back in court. that's why he is asking the community to help him keep the focus on maddy and not on the man police say murdered her. sot michel middleton "if a strong lead positive the clematis. i've seen if people have and how they interact turn over for each other to take things less for granted. middleton is not planning on attending the hearing, where expected to enter a plea to charges of murder, kidnapping and sexual assault. hate, he says, won't bring maddy back, but he wants justice for her just the same. sot michel middleton "to the chair if he did this is not able to do it again. >> reporter: >> gabe:

middleton applauded the well attended memorial for his daughter last month but feels too much attention is now ought to be on maddy asking people to join him here "a positive event. the one of the protest but sheer presence is in a sense of love and compassion really unfortunate the world was such a beautiful thing >> pam:once again donald trump is in the middle of a campaign controversy. and next. an unlikely rescue made during the valley wildfire.

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>> pam: thousands evacuated from their homes 0600 homes gone all because of the raging wildfire

across three counties ballet is a percent tanzanite spread the costs like sonoma county pay seven b three thousand ever and the fourth of and by stiff on fire line people would turn into saddam's engine complete to touch and breath in. a loss to the fire in the process can be dangerous and confusing game slate talked to officials of falling about when the u.s. can "get the shah >> j.r.: restoration cruises legit to. >> gabe: keep an accurate inventory personal property being removed by the clinic company. how is the carrier and five eagles to laurie photos money whenever you can replace and it's there's tiller received

payment of so i have all the leverage. better business areas has a irrefragable companies in the area. nothing to be aware of and cleaning up and fire damaged home series of concerns in the fires out of immolation injury still occur. sutton-all. so dangerous to touch every then you want to wear a mask when cleaning use strong clean gloves and wears dirty thick soled boots when you work with insurance keep in mind the insurance adjuster is there to minimize the claim. if you feel they're taking shortcuts perhaps cleaning rather than replacing voice you concern. does have the right to use a certified public adjuster who can be an advocate for you to work with your insurance company online there's great checklists and resources for people cleaning up fire damage, laid out all this information and an easy way to consume in our valley fire section on kron4news-dot-com and on our free mobile location.

>> pam: people have heard a fireman sitting cats who value the county firefighters unlikely rest at the valley fire the sacred camel gardens middletown hit hard by the wild fire. this is a photograph of the firefighters with two of the camels they saved ago found the account is now set up for the camels care if they raise more than $20,000 in the past four days the firefighters have been going back to check on the camel's follette fire continues to burn and lake sonoma and napa counties. >> reporter: clear skies even out in the golden gate bridge. been see here with a live camps. the jump for the sunday i did a. said sunday will be the hottest of the week here we have to get the idea tam already in the '80s for much of it and allocations north face off day. and then we transition right around noontime 1:00. already in

the '90s caulker fairfield livermore san jose nablus' arrows area and then we get into 2:00 3:00 in the afternoon of the '90s for inland bilocation south bay and north they the the hotspot cities areas. east bay shoreline of for a san francisco and peninsula warm at 81 degrees on average for the coast in san francisco 85 degrees. 6:00 p.m. see it will soon be hot and often that in the valleys for the '90s tomorrow till saturday sunday. the monday we have a gradual decrease in with those temperatures circling things down again for the work week next week and then sunday better chance of breaking some records for sunday's forecast. >> pam:the questioner went on to make an assertion that president obama is muslim. trump appeared to take issue

with none of the points raised by the questioner. cnn's steve nannes has more on the fallout. donald trump is facing growing calls to apologize -- for the way he handled *this question -- at a town hall meeting, in new hampshire. "we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. you know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american." the first question." "anyway, we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that's my question: when can we get rid of them?" "we're going to be looking at a lot of different things. you know, a lot of people are saying that and a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening. we're going to be looking at that and many other things." democrats pounced -- "he knew or he should have known that what that man was asking was not only way out of bounds, it was untrue." and some members of trump's own party tried to distance themselves from the real estate

mogul. "if somebody at one of my town hall meetings said something like that i would correct them and say the president was a christian and was born in this country." donald trump has been skeptical of president obama's citizenship for years. he's not alone. a recent cnn / orc poll shows 20-percent of adults say they believe the president was born outside of the u-s. and 29-percent say, they think he's a muslim. president obama was born in hawaii, and is a christian. trump's campaign manager said -- the candidate didn't hear the questioner say the president was a muslim. in a statement, he argues -- "the media wants to make this into an issue about obama. the bigger issue is that obama is waging a war against christians in this country." i'm steve nannes reporting. >> pam:we now know the identity of baby doe. the little girl found dead on a boston beach. her name is bella neveah amoroso bond. this video posted on facebook

shows a happier time with her yesterday quickly moved the case along. identifying her mother as rachelle bond. her boyfriend michael mccarthy arrested for the girl's murder. and the mother herself arrested as an accessory after the fact. investigators say there is a history of drug use and abuse in the home. officials say bella's death was not an accident. >> reporter: the half because those that the alleged did so intentionally he kept the six steps to keep bill is that the secret and avoid prosecution. today a plaque was dedicated to her body was found. the rendering of bella's picture was viewed millions of times on both mccarthy and bond are scheduled to be arrainged

a friend of confessed charleston church shooter dylann roof joey meek pleaded not guilty to charges of making false statements and concealing and failing to report a felony. federal prosecutors allege meek knew more about roof's plans than he let on, then lied to authorities about it. he was ordered held on 100- thousand dollars bond. roof faces state and federal charges for the shootings at a nine people were killed. if convicted on all counts, roof could face the death >> grant: missing picture show n.y. now on life support with a foil large and as head this is a sad story michael knowles shot as home town yonkers outside her king early this morning 23 roll off a shot in the arm. the shooting may be connected to a drag race happened earlier this week and this neighborhood not clear no one was a target in the

shooting the a's drafted 65 pitcher last year injuries slowed his brief career anticipation rose further the hopes of visiting u.s. and cuba. >> pam: volkswagen call-up by california for full commissions many cars could be affected next next friday on wall street the dow lost 290 points.

>> pam: federal california regulators say these the car's full volkswagen body cheated u.s. clean air rules they say the cheating was done via software that made the car's emissions of cleaner than they actually were. epa volkswagen the recall and fix 500 fund of the cars the u.s. volkswagen says they're cooperating with the investigation by deadly listeria outbreak because the california company to recall several brands of soft cheeses and they say career in various voluntarily recall if the protection of several tons of cheese resulting in listeria infection. so far 21 for ellises one death in ohio. half the illnesses reported in california. listeria primarily

affects older people and with those have weaker immune systems even go to our web site kron4news-dot-com to get a full list of the cheeses that have been taken off of the store shelves. >> pam: coming up next texas police chief speaks out about the controversial rest of a teenager brought home a digital clock the school. hot tub the chair is heading our way let you know how long they will sticker on the 74 cast coming up next

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>> grant: a virtual arrest of 14 year-old muhammed brought home a clock for the school this week mistaken for a bomb picture of muhammed in cuffs and viral after his arrest critics accusing police the teams will targeting him because he is muslim. suspended three days the

police did not charge him for bringing home o'clock the school and chief larry said that his officers did nothing wrong. and regardless we did it matter what decision made it people who agree with the people who disagreed with that. officers made the best decision they thought they could make at that time face on the information they had and the same fiscal second how billy best to deal with western at this time for amateur that we have them taken care of and best of a can. >> grant: the investigation monopole investigators item was a clock the bomb he would not say more on the matter as for the team he says he will be transferring to another school.

>> pam: 7 nation in the midst of a renewed relationship with its much larger neighbor united states. hobble a cent of all has latest for a >> reporter: a trip to cuba includes visits to several churches meeting with the country's clergy even. its president ahead of this traffic if a letter saying any your prayers. sunday morning thousand detective turned up for a mass and led by the pope among the crowd programs from the u.s... if the scene as a celebration of this new area there of diplomacy between u.s. and he bought roll call francis played and the

signing of the chilling relationship between the two countries example of that change further easing the travel restrictions to set the goal in the monday eve of the pope's visit the u.s. and like not likely clinton's mien of businesses big and small excited for the coming changes.. \ after the " the parts from cuba travels united states. >> pam: in the first of a washington d.c. tuesday. till thursday) will meet with president will the congress on friday he will go to newark where there he will visit the united nations be part of a procession through central park 80,000 people be attending followed by mass at madison square garden. the will spend the weekend in philadelphia.

oppresses visit independence mall and correctional facility. >> reporter: 10 out there right now wind speed picking up this ever so slightly here currencies of all of our oakland 15 hayward 89 san jose even in the inland valley locations averaging 12 mi. per hour for those wind speeds should die down later on as if the overnight hours look ahead for you 8:00 p.m. mostly clear skies temperatures in the 76 of the coast the '60s 7 am tomorrow morning sunny clear skies and 59 degrees on average for the east bay shoreline by noontime sun conditions for early will even have a clause in the sky tomorrow and sunday. by noon time tomorrow 85 for inland allocations here is why were dealing with the he again. for this weekend it's because the higher pressure systems within the area there though moisture is the conceit for all california it will be that way for the rest of weekend and also for early next week. has to offer the pencil locations 4:00

in the afternoon higher highs normally return daytime highs. 79 degrees for sambar out a for san francisco daily city 977 degrees and then across the bridge east bay shoreline cities more like the middle for eighties 89 family and joe 86 oakland 77 alan richman castro valley about 90 degrees fed to ease today inland locations hotspot cities are ranging anywhere between the low 90s mid-90s 95 redwood in the '94 for danville than 93 martina's 92 degrees south the region's hot sunshine here as well in your average your fill the house regardless even with scattered clouds and place in the morning hours a. please let me valley center fell will be in the '90s for the north face. . he fears his 74 catches for you sunday will be the hottest of the week >> diane: 29 degrees we have the chance of breaking some records their specially in the inland valley locations. the 95 for the bayside cities. and if there be prewar along the coast 80 degrees. so keep in mind stay

hydrated iron week this week and. special sunday as it will be host of a week. then things circling off gradually by monday the tuesday by wednesday cooler temperatures on average 80 degrees and that should last all week long. . do the >> pam: high demand for air travel this year fliers might need to hitch rides on santa's sleigh in order to get to grandma's house this holiday weekend if you don't for early cnn has the tips on planning your holiday travel >> reporter: even though many of us still unpacking from our summer vacation the they are ready be time to get the holiday forecasters producing the busy winter travel season. >> reporter: little higher price in years past >> reporter: tracks consumer experience he says committed see

capacity and adjustments for has salivation make it harder or expensive to but air fare this year, that the stress of finding that holes for the holidays says they can save time money booking early and getting help from a travel agent avoid further trouble passel. butterfly in the middle of a week of. the man for proceeding is lower at. yeah the connection figures of plan of time to lay over airports that may be less likely half good weather. perhaps the best way to reduce stress of fighting here in the holiday season keep your spirits bright. and to >> pam: sufficient for a

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story to that seven on the insider. >> pam: straight ahead tonight at 6 many evacuees desperate to go check on their homes a week now left to the valley fire concerns for venting authorities allowing people back in and then the outpouring of support has been tremendous for the films of the fire. the communities affected by the blaze are lending a helping hand for the stories plus fans weather forecasts for the weekend oliva had six

>> pam:evacuees.desperate for answers nearly a week after the devastating valley wildfire. many preparing to spend a sixth night at an evacuation center. some, will likely be there a lot longer. good evening, i'm pam moore. it has been a long week for evacuees.and firefighters. and it could be a long weekend. after a brief break.hot weather is returning to the fire zone.and that has crews on alert. more on that in a moment.but first here's the latest. crews have made some progress. the valley fire has scorched more than 73-thousand acres. it is now 40-percent contained.

585 homes were destroyed more than 7-thousand homes are still in danger from the flames. the death toll stands at 3. four firefighters were injured. kron 4's has been on the frontlines since the fire erupted on saturday. tonigh are crews are once again fanned out across the fire zone. dan kerman is at an evacuation center at the napa county fairgrounds in calistoga. but we start with kron 4's maureen kelly.she's live in lakeport she spoke with authorities about the safety concerns up there tonight.maureen? >> reporter:pam that briefing was held on the lake county courthouse steps you see behind me.which was crowded with evacuees eager to hear when they would be able to go home. but they were left frustrated.because while officials say they are working to get people back into their homes.or to where their homes used to be..but so far there is

no concrete timeline of when and how that will happen for lake county residents. it was also announced that sheriff's deputies will no longer be escorting residents efforts on protecting homes from looters. >> reporter: after sherriff of people that cv allegedly driving over. for some hint of the vehicle of the law enforcement vehicle was in possession of stolen property from home which the vehicle came from recently deputies recording residence in the fire zone they can look for pets like what happened with this man a few days ago the thicket find them at least they can leave food for them the news of the escorts have been suspended no concrete time line when like honey evacuees' can get that in the fires on frustrating for the people gathered on the courthouse steps

figure the briefing from her family months of one find out about their missing cat and find out of their homes were burned down or not. again this see if sheriff's department announced they will no longer be escorting residents in the fires on the contract and their paths of the animal control agency here in the county says they're doing their best in order to get to those homes to feed as many pets as a can there will be another briefing here tomorrow 1:00. >> pam: many of the areas it's

taking a great. deal of effort to make the area safe. today kron 4 theresa followed crude they went into the heart of the fires of. >> reporter: here and hidden valley there's so much going on there is so much work to do with this these tree cutters were trying to remove dead trees the. were hampered by the power lines. and the telephone wires they're down instead of one guy working quickly to they have a pair of one person holding the line of the other person handling the chain sought to twice as long as normal. pg&e is tantalize removes a confession of new ones. a first they need the damage trees and the way. needless to say is a tedious task. the four residents are left back in the fire is on fire officials say cruise have to make it safer residents. that means getting a handle on all the down. lines for restoring power putting out hot spots. the job is massive a. of so many

places that need help with the. this telephone pole suspended in the air the bottom of the poll is gone on the ground bird and the fire in like here all these online's. fire crews spent most of the day camp out in areas on the ready for the hot spots the the flareup especially as temperatures and rise again in this area.. >> pam: 0 elementary was bad been intends bus at normal ease the 10 the prince urquhart's was in turn carried on the missile this to back to normal to the apostle. i they and vivian's school and perrin to workload is to fetch

care >> pam: students were doing feel-good activities today are projects and indication to morally county school districts will reopen monday kelsey view unify school districts accordingly county office of education in schools in middletown hoping to reopen next week by monday september the 28th middletown unified school district superintendent catherine stone says a number of the teachers staff principles their families have lost their homes she says the district is trying to find a way to provide bus service and to a mill town district people who are staying in clear lake and healthy bill. meantime temperatures in the fires around expected to reach the '90s once again this weekend

and smoke advisory in effect for much of the bay area by and is checking conditions that she is there for some i'll. >> reporter: >> diane: house starting tomorrow rest of a week and for you here is the forecast and when valley fire area was the clear skies might northeast winds 13 m.p.h. when speeds of died down for tomorrow averaging southwest winds of 58 offer our it will be sunny and hot for the weekend ahead the also the rest of a week dried hot conditions those temperatures stay in the '90s really for all of the north bay region as well take a look year highs tomorrow 4:00 p.m. federal's the ada on average for petaluma 98 for sonoma 94 anaphora fairfield as well the bhajan '90s here it will be hotter sunday explain that your 7 they forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> pam:as evacuees cope with living in tents, and not knowing when they can return to the

ruble that was unaffected by the fire have pulled together and are donating items to help families put their lives back together kron 4's dan kerman is live at the napa county fairground in calistoga with that part of the story dan? >> reporter: set for the eyes see. the bus agency everything from blue jeans balls toys teddy bears and aware sox everything is here people from all of the bay area us come here to the napa valley fair grounds. donated items so people can get their lives going again. many valley fire evacuees living in the sense that the valley fair grounds cost of that. have nothing left. their homes have been reduced-. the bay area residents on scathed by the fire and from about turned out to help. "have some children's books i grandchildren grown out of all

ledger sheets and towels. people from all over the bay area have been bringing anything and everything close/diaper is the teddy bears tisane if less from say holiness' are collecting items from neighbors and a front yard. "women in my life was 10 years foster home on, she the daughter to me. arriving home 11:00 p.m. saturday night. the move in the action and said what can we do for these people. the the >> reporter: moving

truckloads today these items being sorted by volunteers shopping area suffer for families in need to conserve finding what they need volunteers are and as the nation's center telling us things they still need our clean underwear of all adults and kids also tarps just in case we see some rain again parks would be very helpful as well anything here not claim they said will be transferred other evacuation centers valley fire victims can benefit from this after this evacuation centers close down . >> pam:and the donations will continue to pour in this weekend. the sonoma county youth football and cheer.will be holding a fundraiser during football games tomorrow. it will take place during both

jv and varsity home games at el molino high school in forestville from 11-30 to 4pm. organizers say they are looking for used toys, childrens books and games. the wildcat cheerleaders will distribute the donations on sunday to the moose lodge evacuation center in clearlake oaks. the red cross is asking for donations to help victims of the valley fire. you can make a donation online, through our website. or by texting the word "red cross" to 9-0-9-9-9. to make a 10-dollar donation. or you can call 1-800-red cross >> grant: of the sacramento new video tonight showing of the ears and battling a fire door county fun to all fired sofa

fire fighters to a safer and manage to save the home right there 65 other homes are you destroyed in this fire more than 6000 homes tonight a threatened fires burned more than 70,000 a. 60 percent containment started just over a week ago incredible video right there for now no one the two people who died in that the fire fe area ties.: goldsmith taught music in livermore and valley high schools. a year-old body was found in rural mountain ranch home reminder for push alerts breaking news featured a download the kron 4 mobile application your #1 source for news and weather here for tablets free on the android market and apples applications for. still has six neighborhood on alert in the north bay after a woman is sexually assaulted in her own home who police are looking for tonight plus a steep

fail 43 said clara county deputies charged with murdering an inmate. antron gets stomped the church a question for presidential candidate to cancel an event today.

>> grant: he see the neighborhood the victim had just gone home after taking her kids to school and from 845 this

morning. she saw the men in her home when she got back from taking his this will restrain her rape her left this on a segment place in the west ridge neighborhood police not sure if there was for centuries also do not know how he left the few water ran drove for by funds he left the house detectives do want people in the area to the dollar even if this is our prayer violent crime. . : better of most attention for high priority case working at the moment for the general public that would say, some precautions for welfare. >> reporter: suspect described as a white guy 6 ft. tall paul felly lecturer flew jeans flat

this he was wearing a ski mask like black finis zero over his face during the attack. the victim was not able to give an approximate age men accused of killing state for kingston and the pier 14 has been charged with her murder once again francisco lopez sanchez rain today this is video previous appearance. lawyer entered not guilty pleas on his behalf earlier this month a judge upheld the murder gun charges against him following pulmonary hearing family with five full effect july the first and she walks with her father along the pier lopez sanchez accused of firing the deadly shot from pistol had been stolen from a car of a federal bureau of land management ranger days before the caliph his lawyer maintains the shooting was an accident lopez sanchez will be back in court in december

a dramatic day in court for a man police say is behind a complicated kidnapping plot. matthew muller plead no contest to a separate home invasion case. prosecutors say he entered the plea for robbery and assault charges. muller collapsed in court and had to be revived before his plea. police say muller broke into a dublin home and attempted to tie up the homeowners. a cellphone led police to miller. connecting him to the local police originally thought to plead no contest to her >> pam:now to the south bay where a judge has set bail for three santa clara county jail guards accused of murdering an you up to date on the story. >> reporter: be no bail in this case for the three deputies accused of murdering an inmate here in the main jail,

community. instead, a judge ordered bail be set at 1-point-5 million dollars for correctional officers matthew farris, jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez. the ruling in spite of the prosecutions claim that the guards bragged about abusing inmates in text messages, one of which references the lack of surveillance cameras in the jail, suggesting a pattern of abuse. lawyers for the guards had this response. "all of the context does don't know what texas his came before those after whether in fact there actually were traced to a treacly you can't take out of context which is what happened left to get to look at them was about will have any idea. >> reporter: charge of murder assault and color of authority in the beating death of michael

tyree meeting of a second inmate named one villa. in sunnyvale the judge to said the guards strong ties the community and many letters support cemented to the court by the family's friends. their attorneys said their clients agreed to wear gps into bracelets the condition of bail the judge and the case and acquire if and when the jail guards are able to post that failed. . clear sky >> reporter: sonata venture's current numbers finland that location city to pleasanton 84 livermore any at 85 degrees 72 oakland and hayward as well done the fremont 74 degrees. severances the peninsula low sixties to low seventies as well for severances the wednesdays' right now little bit on the trees beside places opened her mouth our hayward as well. there were more 30 of the hour as well san jose 13 even if things will die down as the

transition overnight hours. ahead for you 8:00 p.m. with the clear skies continued family drop temperatures and mid-70s for in the valley of the '70s for the day. the '60s for long the water than 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning alicea to mccloud small including sunday as well. the noon time for tomorrow's and conditions and already in '85 to be marked for the valley. why were warm things of satellite rate are no moisture at all in our forecasts here. all california really have any rainshowers this weekend including until next week as well. does have the courage assimilate its way into our area that is a result of keeping things on a warmer side for a long the coastal regions and then in the state's shoreline and a half for the inland valleys. since last march of kron 4 p.m. 88 san mateo 91 redwood city dailies city should be a 77 degrees 7 cisco 80 across the bridge the state's shoreline cities more like the mid upper 80s 89 san leandro 86

opens past revelation about 90 degrees and the high spots today are in the van and valleys of the chairs for a place like a fat 93 tomorrow 95 redwood at 96 livermore danville 97. then in the south their regions but sunshine here also. the average's 90 degrees when fees will be about nine hours per hour on average for tomorrow. no. they said battered clouds in the morning in the show clear out by 10:00 the morning. 74 cast for you has the heat here that will remain until sunday. under the hottest day of the weekend and monday will drop things down to the low 90s. you really feel cool down come tuesday wednesday next week and they're mostly sunny skies fief >> pam:donald trump cancelled a south carolina campaign appearance at the last minute today the republican front runner ducked out of sight after this controversial exchange with a supporter last night. "a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening"

a new controversy for donald trump this morning -- just a day after cnn's gop debate. "the problem in this country. it's called muslims. you know question." the republican frontrunner back in the headlines - after his vague and evasive response to this anti-muslim supporter at a town hall in new hampshire "but anyway we have training camps growing, where they want "we're going to be looking at a trump taking heat for not correcting the man, the way arab." "no ma'am, no ma'am." chris chrisitie saying he wouldtrump's camp claiming the billionaire did not hear the question about obama being a"the media want to make this an issue about obama, but it's about him waging a war onstill- democrats quick to pounce hillary clinton - at a substance

"birther" movement for years. trump's net worth is at least of unfair of them in assessing the only that abounds. i'll untrue. bernie sanders called for apology and did this nonsense have banned. canada finances will though donald trump the richest man of mentioned that also surprised to know how rich network ten times bigger than all the other candidates in both parties. combined. that doesn't mean he's running against a bunch of paupers. according to politico=dotcom, carly fiorina is worth about 59 million dollars. a big chunk of that, from her 20=million dollar golden parachute when she was fired as c=e=o of hewlett packard,

hillary clinton's fortune totals 32 million. jeb bush is right behind at 25=million dollars. retired neurosurgeon ben carson has 14 million. at the other end of the scale, bernie sanders' net worth stands at just over 400=thousand dollars. he did donate nearly two million dollars in speaking fees to charities. and florida senator marco rubio is in the red. he cashed out several retirement funds to pay for his campaign. but also found 80=thousanddollars to pay for a sport fishing boat, >> grant: the caddis and fellow republicans to extend from scott walker. then cut martin o'malley. >> pam: house with a history of many people shy away from me will not believe how much someone pay for the san francisco home mummified body was found later authorities finally identify the remains of baby doe who was behind bars

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plans to use explosives to nearly 400 small explosives. house, or when the plan to move in. >> pam: to live behind bars to like action of the death of will grow in the boston harbor texas teenager seen

>> reporter: and together on a hot cross said listen the briefing were frustrated be here

there is no concrete plan in place when they will get into the fire zone. share of the '80s have suspended this coating resins and so making concentrate on protecting property and other alleged water with restless night him little time on the racing around all day long trend make the serious safe but they've been tackling take a look at this giant oak tree came crashing down in seconds could have crushed a person easily. this is not the only tree but clues crusade this friday they cut down 50 larch trees to the hours and that was just in this one neighborhood here in downtown middletown pg&e crews and of our lines and of course this harsh reality so many homes in this neighborhood downtown destroyed residents really do not have a home to return to. the line

here in napa county fairgrounds donations pouring in the see behind me everything from teddy bears the toilet paper diapers all kinds of clothes. once everything is sorted and placed in a different location people can come and shop that began to rebuild their lives. san jose judge has set sail for three deputies charged in the murder of an inmate at $1.5 million. the prosecution argued that you ferris the gerund lutheran and rodriguez should be denied bail because they are a threat to the committee of flight risk. judge did not buy that argument and the three jail guards are accused in the beating death of inmate michael tie reach in has the man likely to stay in jail over 10 days if family tax credit, with money that was a balsa ruling men will not be required to wear gps tracking devices if and when

they are able to make bail. >> pam:making headlines across the nation tonight. of the remains of young girl found in a trash bag in boston.back in june. the child, known as baby doe, has been identified as bella bond. her mother's boyfriend.now charged with murder. her mother, rachelle bond.has been charged as an accessory after the fact in her death we've learned two of bella's siblings where taken in to custody by the state.following complaints of neglect. a neighbor says she believed little bella was also taken by child protective services. "it's maddening and i'm sick. i'm sick of her and she's messed up. i would not let anything if, if i was like her, if i couldn't take care of her i would've given it to a family member or something/" the case prompted thousands of tips, and a photo of what the girl would have looked like was viewed millions of times on facebook.

the controversial arrest of 14- year old ahmed mohamed on monday after he brought a homemade clock to school that was mistaken for a bomb has gained national attention. critics are saying the boy was arrested because of his race. ahmed has received tons of support over social media and even been invited to the white house by president obama himself. despite the encouragment he has recieved ahmed has decided to transfer schools. his family says they are exploring options inside and outside of the country. >> grant: the context might specific accusations in the case against you texas high- school football players drill the official during a game earlier this month. appearing on the unerring america the coaches told them to have umpire rabin and said that the official role

will will racial insult the players during the game. senior if there other was of more senior national honor society student players did not name the coaches told them to do it and the coaches ec has been suspended her left leg game suspended investigation is now ongoing referee denied using any racial slurs during the game and

have threatened to sue. >> reporter: skies out sfo cut in place there what looked like for the rest of the bay area as well. well we thought woman trend tomorrow how the state will be sunday wanted to show you a thing of the idea of what will be like for a sunday. and i am looks like this 80 degrees in valley north bay sulfate. 1:00 already in the '90s area they're indicating 90 degree mark for fairfield concord livermore san jose of the north bay and at the santa rosa and transition to a 3:00 to 4:00 larry reeder daytime highs for upper 90s for these locations east bay shoreline cities oakland haywards and leandro fremont upper 80s even san francisco in the '80s as well some detail down along the peninsula of warm conditions even along the water sunday will be the hottest of the week and then we gradually cool things

down come monday but you will feel the cool down by one state and the cloud cover comes and again in the region and again to more days of the 90 degree mark and start pulling things down early next week. coming up. why scientists believe it's a key part of your child's development.

a deadly listeria outbreak has caused karoun dairies.a california company to recall several brands of soft cheeses. so far there have been 24 reports of listeria disease around the country and one resulting in death in ohio. half of the illnesses that have been reported were in california. listeria primarily affects older people or women who are pregnant as well as those with weaker immune systems. you can go to our website to get a full list of cheeses that have been taken off the shelves. >> pam:chances are. if you have kids, you've hadnow doctors are finding that having a set bed time can make a difference, especially when little ones get older. holly firfer explains. >> reporter:it may not be the easiest thing to get your child to do, but scientists are finding that putting your little one to bed at a set time can help their attitude both at home and at school. sleep is important for everybody, but especially for

little ones because it's so important for growth, in addition to learning, concentrating in school, and actually for good behavior during the day. a recent study in the journal of "pediatrics" found that children who went to bed at irregular times were more likely to have behavioral problems by the time they reached elementary school. researchers looked at data from more than 10-thousand children and their sleeping behaviors at ages, 3, 5 and 7. they also looked at comments made by their mothers and teachers on the child's behavior. they found that, as they aged, children who went to bed at a certain hour, had fewer problems in school, than those who had no set bedtime. and when parents switched their children to a more strict nighttime routine, the child's behavior improved. for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer. in sports. gary joins his beautiful wife alicia. in responding to your questions and comments. and the 49ers will travel to pittsburgh with-out one of their running backs.

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49ers will be without one of their running backs for their sunday matchup against the steelers. the vikings. the raiders headquarters in and night, still again says. still atop the media today no bush. "hundred% before the move their.

>> gary: clocker collaborators hosting the baltimore ravens. the word on charles wilson questionable. the play against the raven's future hall of famer is littered his right shoulder. cutoff for these guys dislocates his right shoulder and still thinks he could be on the field. the the good news is that the quarterback carfare is ready to go after injuring his from the project fell rio of talking about killer mesa to the jump in the starting lineup. todd and then falls in the play does this just in from grant the heavy dislocated shoulder. tiger

woods talk about someone feeling that today all the 67 about the event of an so rough fries figures coming tigers coming was not under the back surgery to remove a small disk fragment pinging a nerve. this could cut the crowd and half the tiger woods a shame these guys were looking forward to the big event the end of the championship ill. a. jordan speak eagle putt finished 11 under fourth overall tide jason they were hearing all the time 43 eagle putt 18 under pga 36

call record leading by five strokes. gratefully see is on the scene in a very good mood we're just at the. >> alecia: deny a mirage for for debtors be good this season? >> gary: depends on what you consider good. lego told before i do not think so will see what they do against pittsburgh in the next three games from a good assessment of minnesota was really bad monday night when these guys start losing a bunch

general the supply new and a bunch general a much and then. and with few more days. >> gary: versatility get five nights a row like a gift and then there is your pitching the game with the a's 50 of the nastiest and some livestock and an internet site take a real show and put in print as an emissary carrier tired once the the seventh to bring him back another time a lot of friends it was the one to a full story the can put in the headline is said if you're excited give life of which i didn't say all ever tell an audience member 25 year-old

kid i know what clicks and that's the nastiest of love will tired 54 day for 30 years from the kind will god blesses yugoslavia. >> alecia: the center was entertaining. >> gary: to everyone about him her jokes hot water from answering reporters' questions entertaining but a vote for him and no one telling won anyway entertaining to me can keep this up the odds are he'll wear out either on the screen rather to some of that and the other until the other guys to think of harry may become overexposed.

>> alecia: just what you and your wife's age difference of 14 years younger than my wife a killer go tours the savoy said bill that they'd be a hindrance flog people here kron 4 can marry women that much under s&l love rules all the vendors here guy and a speck of a forecast

norm >> pam: a tree walk home alone companion application release to the public to to go allows users to send request a phone contacts to virtually track their trips using gps. the application crave by five university of michigan students built it to fit her campus crime since release companion has been down loaded 500,000 times if you're interested available both who will play in the apple applications store. far of your choice for entertainment news is on the way at 7:00 the insider followed by entertainment tonight 730 then we are back with kron 4 news o'clock tonight it is the

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