the 'clayton fire' started in lake county on saturday. and has burned nearly 4-thousand acres. here's the latest on where things stand right now. nearly 25-hundred firefighters are battling the clayton fire. >>alecia: he is under surveillance for years and four year-old was arrested as a result of a traffic stop and take in the custody without incident. the trend with a suspended license the time of possession of methamphetamine.

>>: announced the arrest a few days ago and are hundred 75 to order pounds skate be back in court september 7th. >>alecia: his bail set at $5 million could face up to life in prison. >> vicki:the fire has destroyed 175 structures. and 380 homes remain at risk. the fire currently sits at 40- percent containment. fire evacuations orders have been lifted for a porting of

lower lake. and evacuees are being allowed to return their neighborhoods. to see what is left of their properties. other fire victims are learning that they have nothing to return home to. the devistation was too great. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke with evacuees experiencing both sides of this disaster. >> reporter:inside the clayton fire disaster area you will find homes destroyed right next to homes still standing with no signs of any fire damage. the same can be said among evacuees here at the red cross shelter in middletown.some folks, like eric webb, lost everything "my place, a lot of my clothes, i barely got out of there, the fire just came over the mountain and just consumed our property" other lower lake residents tell miraculous stories of survival "yes, i found out yesterday that my entire street is still standing

wait a minute.you're able to go home? "the terror is over and my home is still standing and my children are safe" it is that kind of random mix of emotions that often mirrors the random path of destruction caused by wildfires. like this home on quarterhorse lane, for example, burned down but right across the street john rickert's house.is still standing. he gets a little emotional when he thinks about what his neighbors lost in the fire >>:"a lot of people lost everything.everything, yeah it's terrible" in lower lake haaziq madyun kron4news >> grant:if you'd like to help the victims of the clayton fire. these are the organizations that are accepting monetary donations. lake county officials are asking that you *only donate money.

they say they do not have the resources to manage donations like food, clothing, or household goods. >> vicki:southern california's bluecut wildfire is exploding in the cajon pass 60 miles east of los angeles. a time lapse video shows the fire's growth. since it started yesterday morning it has grown to more than 30=thousand acres. roughly the size of san francisco. more than 80=thousand people have been evacuated. an unknown number of homes have been lost. as for containment. calfire says that's not even close. >> reporter: the term place for some seniors their apartments holmes directly surrounding the area this neighborhood is called resemble research at an issue the railroad tracks behind me here touched off fire after 4:00 and at great pictures from a high overhead courtesy of abc's 7 news. this is a material used as a fire preventative for preserving it and see the kind of smoke he tells the fire is

pretty much. under control. it will be an effect kills smoke clears. on the trestle where toll it's a fairly large homeless and kamen. hong

>> vicki: census started yesterday has grown to more the 30,000 a. of arab size of san francisco on node number of homes have been lost. they say it is not giving close. they are throwing a lot of resources at the fire. take a look at this. it's called a v=l=a=t for "very large air tanker", converted from a dc=10 airliner. they can drop up to 12=thousand gallons of fire retardant at a time. cal=fire has deployed two of them along with eight other air tankers, eight helicopters and more than 13=hundred firefighters on the ground >>:"tough day for firefighters, as well. we don't like losing homes. it's challenging when we're up against a fire that's burning so aggressively, that we're really struggling to keep up with it."

>> reporter:from the air you can see some of the devastation left by the flames. cnn's stephanie elam got a closeup look from the ground. they don't even know how many structures have been lost because they can't get in there to look. the fire is threatening more than 40=thousand homes north of the cajon pass in the towns of hesperia, baldy mesa and phelan. "the fuels are extremely dry and very explosive this time of year. and, in my 40 years of fighting fire, i've never seen fire behavior so extreme as it was yesterday." "this is a challenging year. one of the things we're seeing is that the fires are burning at really unprecedented fashion. it's to the point where explosive fire growth is the new normal this year and that's a challenge for all of us to take on." >> reporter:the fire closed interstate 15, the main route between los angeles and las vegas. truckers parked their big rigs as traffic gridlocked. the huge smoke plume spread

eastward. two hundred miles away in las vegas, health officials urged people with respiratory problems to stay indoors. closer to the fire. >>:"residents throughout the san bernardino mountains need to be on high alert, even if they're not in those evacuation warnings, because of just how quickly this fire is burning and how dangerous it has been. in fact, two firefighters did sustain burn injuries battling the fire yesterday, so this is definitely a very dangerous situation." >> reporter:as for the two injured firefighters, they were treated at the hospital and then returned to the fire lines. and this afternoon we learned the 'rocky fire'.that destroyed nearly 4-dozen homes last year.

in lake, yolo and colusa counties. was started at an illegal marijuana growing operation. investigators say a faulty water heater malfunctioned near a site where 100 pot plants were growing. the fire burned about 108 square miles. and destroyed 43-homes. the fire was the second most destructive. in the lake county area last year. only the valley fire was worse. investigators say the case remains open. and two suspects are believed to have left the country. >> grant:emeryville police are looking for a shooter. who fired from a moving car. >> vicki:it happened around 11:30 this afternoon on adeline street near 45 street. kron four's dan kerman is live for us. on the scene for with the latest on the investigation. dan? >> reporter: mrs. are residential area you come up for coffee ago what in the office going to the bus any see two cars streaming in dallas street when firing at the other the

police have released this still pharaoh from security video showing a man shooting at another vehicle. they say possibly 20 rounds were fired as one car chase and other north down adeline and 45th. the time police got to assemble cars were gone.

>> reporter: please believe their work to shooters and that of a parable for the second cart or their the sugar and each the two cars either way police continued yellow out. a man was shot while walking loose. plus. police in the south bay. nowmore details ahead.

east bay for the next few weeks.

the reason crews will have to shut down some tracks. hayward police are looking for a suspect in connection to a violent armed robbery where one victim was shot. that crime.happening late last night. but as kron4's maureen kelly reports. it's part of a bloody crime wave that police are calling unprecedented. in 20 years i haven't seen it that busy in a two week period for this agency >> reporter:here's the scene from last night's latest act of violence. the victims.a married couple in their 40's.out walking just before midnight. at the corner of florida street and dolpin way police say the couple were approached by a gun toting suspect demanding their cell phones. they complied gave up their phones and for some reason he shot the male victim right there at the scene. >> reporter:the victim was transported to a local hospital.at last check his condition is unknown.but police say he is out of surgery, concious and talking.which makes this victim one of the lucky ones. because homicides have spiked in the first half of this month. >> will: >>:we've had five homicides in the last 14 days. >> reporter:here's the memorial at the scene of the most recent killing.police say 42 year old jason villegas was stabbed to death while walking back from a neighborhood store on sunday.i wish i had the answer as to why these things are happening.ours appear to be random.there's not a serial killer out there. two of the other murders in august were domestic.and arrests have been made in those. two others are possibly gang related. police say they are boosting patrols in areas known for gang activity. residents near where last night's shooting took place say they are sick of the violence.

>>:i wish it would stop there are kids around people just want to live their lives people just want to live safely. >> reporter:police say the suspect in last night's shooting drove away in a large candy apple red suv with gold rims. maureen kelly kron4 news. this spike in violence in hayward has sparked a conversation on our website. . with viewers asking what's going on in the east bay town. you can join the conversation too. just go to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> reporter:san jose police. asking for the public's help identifying a burglary suspect that we see in this video. the crime was back in may. but police just released this surveillance video today. it shows the suspect entering an apartment complex community center on charlotte drive in south san jose.he has a purple suitcase. police say the suspect used a pry tool to force his way into the community center. and then stole one of the desktop computers. you see him put the computer in the suitcase. then walk out.

anyone with information is asked to call police. a san francisco beach was temporarily shutdown after someone lit two of the beach's portable toilets on fire. the incident happened yesterday afternoon in san francisco's sea cliff neighborhood. at china beach. this is a picture sent in by a kron four viewer. a golden gate national recreational spokesman says the fire caused 30-thousand dollars in damage. the fire quickly spread to a nearby wooden structure. while the main building on the beach had minor heat damage. no injuries were reported. >> vicki:big news tonight. cisco systems is laying off over five-thousand employees. the internet gear maker. which is based out of san jose. making the announcment earlier today. this big shake-up means about seven-percent of cisco's workers will lose their jobs. >> catherine: is not over but about 85 percent of the state's

water district say their water supplies can handle the continued drought. should not be hit with mandated conservation charges that as a big switch from last year. relatively normal amount of rain snowfall morning california

>> britteny: look outside right now low hanging clouds sampras's the airport and allocation is still very warm clothes and the coast use of similar conditions as well temperature was by some mildly do have an area of low pressure causing isolated showers searching down into parts of south lake tahoe. retrieval rotation and that's what is keeping temperatures prickles average as we head into the rest of tonight we still seem mild warm conditions for the and locations to what it fairfield and nine deep to unconquered 93 livermore. but then 60 by 11:00

p.m. joining us to the base 6461 by 9:00 and by 11:06 degrees closer to the coast mid-50s for the rest of this evening. . >> grant: delays in that east bay for the next few weeks there will be delays in the south hayward from stations crews work on important power power cable made an between 10 and to the afternoon. , until september 9th trains less attractive area while workers are to attract trade 20 maybe 30 mandalay's passengers going through the frost station to sampras's coach

need to transfer south hayward and passengers traveling fremont's richmond have the ticket daly city train and transfer of the south hayward wafers stations. as tens of thousands of kids across the state head back to the classrooms. put an end to the so called 'personal exemption' for immunization requirements.

>> reporter:in what supporters say will protect the vast majority of public school students from infectious diseases, the new law does away with a controversial provision in vaccination requirements. it means parents can no longer opt out due to their personal beliefs. melinda landau is the district's head nurse.

sot melinda landau/san jose unified school district right now 37 out of 32,000 students in the district have a personal exemption and they are grand fathered in. going forward, parents have three options. they can get the vaccinations, they can ask a doctor for a medical exemption, or they can choose to home school their kids. sot melinda landau/san jose unified the new law was inspired in part by the emotional debate both for and against vaccinations that followed last summer's measles outbreak at disneyland. early indications are that the vast majority of students in the south bay's largest district are in compliance.

sot melinda landau/san jose unified >> grant:on our website we have a section section dedicated to back to school. just head to kron-four-dot-com. and click on the 'ready for school' tab. there we will get you and your family ready for the new school year. >> grant: trump exchanges to his campaign staff for his rival says the bottom ♪ the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better!

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>> vicki:now at 5:30. massive wildfires burning across california tonight. and one big fire we're following is one out of san bernardino county where the "bluecut fire" is growing out of control. the fire started tuesday and it has already burned 30-thousand acres and fire crews are having a hard time trying to contain the fire. right now, there is *still zero containment. the fire is burning off of interstate-15 near cajon pass. over 82-thousand people have been forced to evacuate the area and nearly 35-thousand homes are threatened.

and now we want to get back to our coverage of the massive clayton fire burning in lake county kron four's will tran. is in lower lake with an update on the progress firefighters are making. >> will: as a tree services charge of the tree but they're doing is they're bringing down the trees to make sure they do not fault and utility workers they went through a couple days

of for marquetry is saying the streams to go down too dangerous. addressing case bring the trees down and that's what they're doing. in the meantime there are firefighters also at the scene of the distance you can see hot spots are gone not as bad as well with some monday it or even yesterday bob is a concern there are some structures that remain because those homeowners stay behind they ignore the orders to evacuate and stay behind and save their homes catalog embarrassed the start of homes on fire there are also crisscrossing this area. will be quite some time before the evacuees returned invest once again a sports in this area authorities said they simply do not know what to make sure this area is safe enough for people to return to go through the rubble as far as i can see there

was nothing but rubble. they cannot discuss trephined anything even jewelry left behind. continuing our team coverage of the clayton fire. it has been a tough day for many impacted by the fire. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with many evacuaees today as >> reporter: they have turned up 100 practices. and the glove and displaced they want see answers it wants to know about their palms pets and neighbors. forecast one dog left behind a

cards holy family members like the behind? yes they are like my children. have you heard anything about when you might be able to go back? now. it is in the now no way. this is >> reporter: was an arson fire. and despite all the hardships these people have same answer questions everyone tells me they're committed to rebuild and want to get x so they can start this long recovery.

>> britteny: deal with smoke and a stagnant air due to no rainfall harmful for those with respect terry alices and heart conditions. a time lapse a video from the camera as always there still dealing with what redolent house were as is much cooler the inland conditions. wheat see what's in store for the rest of tonight fall will not be as bad by midnight and visibility is about zero and 2 mi. an oakland to three in hayward to half- moon's baseman view 12 livermore. nineties far and yet

even concord mid-60's for san francisco. verses alicea inland locations closer to the mid-90s delegate that really dramatic 35 degree mark start to notice these temperatures in inland areas of the more concord and oxalis article down. donald trump is shaking up his campaign staff again. he's hired stephen bannon - from the conservative website "breitbart news" as his chief executive. catherine heenan is here with

more on what both trump and were doing today. >> catherine: another first for trump -- he got his first national security briefing today. this was his motorcade as it arrived for the meeting at an f-b-i office in washington. trump and democrat hillary clinton are entitled to receive the briefings as their parties' presidential nominees. also today - trump also met with advisers for what was described as a discussion of tactics on how to defeat isis. and his staff says he'll soon begin running ads in key battleground states. clinton, meantime, is still on the offensive.saying any changes in trump's staff won't affect the man himself. hillary clinton was in ohio.where she visited a school.attacked trump.

and even later managed to work in a meeting paul mccartney. the man who scaled the all-glass trump tower last week. planned well in advance and even practiced. new york prosecutors say stephen rogata had ordered suction cups, a climbing harness and ropes. the 19-year-old from great falls, virginia. waited until his parents were out of town to complete the stunt. today he was ordered to be held in a 10-thousand dollar bond. on misdemeanor charges of reckless endangerment, and trespassing. rogata's attorney says he's receiving mental health treatment. trump wasn't in his fifth-avenue building at the time. the 19- year-old scaled the 68-story building.

authorities in jupiter florida are investigating a gruesome attack that the local sheriff is calling "inexplicable". a 19-year old florida state university student is accused of fatally stabbing a couple and then savagely biting the dead man's face. rose 22 (then s&p gained four points.

>> grant: several deputies as the prior eight about the victim his mother said that he had been acting strangely for days claiming to have super powers his mom also told police her son had no history of mental illness was not a heavy drug user she did not think he was a danger to himself or others. now facing murder charges. >> stanley: >> vicki: one of 10 to 12 people abducted pro upscale restaurant in the resort mexican city happens sunday he

circled and these black-and- white images they believe that the sun was taken by a rival drug game called new generation cartel gaining ground ever since he was caught in a jail. experts believe it's the latest in a string of attacks on "el chapo" guzman's family. >> grant:bill cosby has apparently replaced yet another key member of his legal defense team. monique pressley is no longer cosby's lead attorney. something she revealed in a filing with the court trying his sexual assault cases. the shake-up comes more than two months after he dropped chirstopher tayback as his main attorney. the disgraced comic has had three lead attorneys since being accused of drugging and sexually assaulting dozens of women. no reason given for the latest split. pressley had vigorously defended cosby on social media and in tv interviews. as we first reported on kron 4 news at five. the evacuation order has been lifted for a portion of lower lake.

with what we are working on for kron 4 news at 6. >> and other services and gas in the area now a evacuation's it could be lifted it not for the entire town just yet scores of residents are waiting news to get back and find out how their homes had feared and truck clifford is on scene and giving us an update call that a lot

more at the top of the hour. other u.s. summers also note they want to question them for potential wrongdoing. >> catherine: in rio sunday. so why do brazilian police now want to question 'them' for potential wrong-doing?? catherine heenan is here with a surprising twist on this story. some brazilian authorities are asking -- "what" robbery??? they say the story the two men told simply isn't adding up. one of the reasons -- surveillance photos show them going through security as they returned to the olympic village the same night of the alleged robbery. the athletes have to go through metal detectors. but photos and video seem to show them 'with' their phones and wallets. police are saying - if you were robbed - why do you have all your stuff?? a judge ordered that lochte and feigen's passports be seized.after he saw video of the athletes laughing and smiling as they returned. by the time police later arrived

-- they'd left for the trip home. other odd details -- at the gas station where they claim they'd stopped for gas -- the manager says his surveillance system does 'not' show that. some even ask why the robbers didn't take the fancy $1500 shoes they were wearing. authorities think they might have been lying - and want to question them. it's unlikely they'll manage to make that happen. need another reason to watch your diet and hit the gym? >> grant:a new study says it might have a great one for you. cnn's jeremy roth has more. >> reporter:is there a link between obesity and brain degeneration? a recently published university of cambridge study took a look at the brains of hundreds of people between ages 20 and 87. scientists found overweight or obese middle-age subjects had brains that resembled ones of someone ten years older. specifically they had much less

"white matter" -- which appears yellow in this image -- than their leaner peers. white matter links regions of the brain together -- you can think of it as a subway for your mind. researchers say it's too early to tell what this means -- but want more studies done. especially as the population continues to age, and obesity rates continue to rise. they also want to know if weight loss could bring white matter back. while studies looking at a link between obesity and brain aging are relatively new. being overweight or obese has been shown to promote the risk of various other conditions -- including diabetes, cancer and heart disease. for today's health minute, i'm jeremy roth. >> grant:most of us remember when cancer survivor. miles scott was granted a wish to be bat kid for a day back in november of 2013. now another young boy that could really use a reason to smile was granted his super hero wish. reporter diane cho has his story. >> reporter:five-year-old jacob

didn't hesitate when he was asked to change out of his clothes into his bat boy costume

to become his favorite superhero. "oh my goodness that's bat man!" batman even personally escorted him to the bat cave: that's where he made a grand entrance for his surprise birthday party at the lenox hotel. "omg this is amazing he's so happy." jacob and his family live in orlando, florida but they called boston home for about six months after he was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor just after he turned four. he underwent three brain surgeries in florida and then had a fourth one here. "he had six weeks of radiation and started oral chemo and we went home.four weeks ago.he started to go downhill his seizures got worse he was hospitalized three times and we came back to boston."

>> britteny: a 20 warta the church a in 7 . 91 and hot so in fairfield monday to an caulker low 90s in livermore the reason san jose and on view at hayward 63 degrees in san francisco 79 and a bottle. wednesday insisting that 18 m.p.h. and san francisco state 18 nevada out when d-day in fairfield and right around 23 m.p.h. still another spare the air alert day in effect as we go into tomorrow. hot unhealthy ozone levels.

>> britteny: thistly with marine layer threat was the day to half the day it has moved back away from the coast and it will start pushing back inland. >> britteny: 80 in san jose 80 degrees monday 73 oakland 91 the high and manioc and 76 and a light coat comfortable kalmuck and then rosa and the low 80s. the cycle in trend into thursday friday and saturday it will take awhile before cool down by the

weekend it will be back to the mid high 80s for are in a spotless avenues will remain for the day low sixties for the coast.

>> grant:will smith generating all kinds of buzz today talking about his over two decade relationship with jada pinkett smith. the insider's louis aguirre is in hollywood with more on this story.

>> reporter: according to the sun will set us wife receive marriage counseling that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. vicki joins steve aveson for kron 4 news at six.

>>alecia:with his back turned to the courtroom accused serial arsonist damin pashilk barely spoke when the judge addressed him with questions. sot - sickened for him to hide his face. look at the people you did this to. cal fire and the sheriff's office are being tight lipped on the details of the investigation, but say they have strong evidence that will lead to a conviction. he was under surveillance for about a year. sot - committing a crime.be brought to justice. the 40 year old was arrested as a result of a traffic stop, and taken into custody without incident. authorities say he was driving with a suspended license and in possession of meth amphethamine. there are a lot of charges being brought against him but 2 carry the heaviest weight. >>:sot - lighting fire with premeditation to cause injury or damage. both of those charges carry a 10 year to life

sentence. standup pashilk is presumed innocent until proven guilty. he's due back in court september 7th to enter a plea. his bail is set at $5 million dollars. reporting live from lake county superior court. not everyone followed the evacuation order in the clayton fire. some residents decided to stay, fighting back the blaze from their homes. but with the fire raging and roads

closed.some folks were cutoff from reaching any stores for supplies. today kron4's haaziq madyun followed red cross as they delivered care packages to those residents >>: "we need some water, some snacks maybe" >> reporter: attendance at a utility in providers are working to stop him restore power s&p making it safe to return home. and that's the main thing folks are being kept out this area >> reporter: a fire official

rio/n sprigs grow perot those who returns we learned pterosaurs their successful return utilities funds macneil/lehrer tarantella certain parts of it tomorrow. >> vicki: some residents decided to stand their ground and state fighting back the blaze. . >> steve: roads close some of those people were cut off from any stores to get supplies.

>> reporter: drinking water was the number one request by those who stayed behind to attack the properties. these volunteers say

they will be here as well keeping shop doors open for those who needed it. >> catherine:it's not only a big fire -- it's burning with incredible intensity. even many fire crews are saying they've never seen anything like it. this is time lapse video.showing the fire at full tilt. the problem is -- it's just not slowing down. it's happening near the 15 freeway in cajon pass. and it's blasting closer and closer to communities including lytle creek. we know that many homes are gone -- we just don't know yet 'how' many.

one fire chief said today that a 'lot' of families will be coming home to nothing. they're trying to prepare people for the worst. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee. crews just haven't been able to get a handle on this.at last word -- there's still zero containment.

people in the area are being told to remain on 'high alert' -- even if they're not in an evacuation area. that's because this fire is moving so quickly and unpredictably -- with high winds. the blue cut fire has burned roughly 47 square miles. cal fire is giving us an idea of just how busy it is right now. it says over 10-thousand firefighters are battling flames statewide. that's up from earlier this week when it was about 8-thousand. right now they're dealing with eight, large wildfires. firefighters are making good progress in getting six of them contained. >> steve:another big fire story we're following: we've learned an illegal marijuana growing operation sparked a devastating fire last year. the rocky fire destroyed 43 homes. as it burned in lake, colusa and yolo counties. the fire itself was traced to a faulty water heater near the grow site. cal fire says the case is open and there are two suspects. but. it says it thinks the two people have left the country. the rocky fire was the second destructive fire to hit lake county last year. the other being the massive valley fire. >> britteny: of the blue

gunfire the entire area highlighted and paint all under red flag warning. very low humidity and this particular area. in the same low digits 8% and 4 35 mi. per hour. and lots and i but tomorrow and then the national weather service red flag warning thursday evening in san bernardino county for the book caught fire closer to home as we head into tomorrow another spur the air date car exhausts one way you get help carpel run errands on friday over the weekend. over more details and

another 10 minutes. >> steve: the east bay city of hayward is experiencing what police are calling an unprecedented spike in violent crimes. there has been five murders in the first half of this month. and just last night a man was shot during a mugging. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a man who witnessed that bloodshed right outside his door. >>:we just heard a commotion a loud bang.a car peel off >> reporter:this man who only wants to be identifed as mike is showing me where the male victim in last night's shooting was laying in the front yard of his mother's house. he didn't see the shooting happen.but the victim's wife showed up at his door looking for help. i hope if im in that situation somebody helps me mike called 911 and in this video you can see crime scene technicians looking for evidence. police say the couple was robbed of their cell phones. >>:they were walking down the street the guy robbed them, they

gave him everything the guy shot the husband. the victim was transported to a local hospital and was last reported to be out of surgery, conscious and talking. police are looking for the suspect.who they say drove off in a large candy apple red suv with gold rims. they believe this was a random act. it's terrible it's scary you can't even walk out your front door with out something like this happening anymore. hayward police say this violence comes in the wake of five separate murders this month alone. just this weekend 42 year old jason villegas was fatally stabbed at this corner where these candles were left. >>:all those incidents appear to be isolated except two of the incidents have some gang relations to it it's a tragedy that these are happenign in such a short period of time. for a small community that's something else. standup >> reporter:police say they have made arrests in two of the murders that happened this month. in one a wife allegedly killed her husband, in the other a man has been accused of murdering his brother. police are actively investigating leads in the other recent three homicides.as well as last night's shooting. maureen kelly kron4 news

a close call in the east bay. a car nearly barrels into a business. the simple mistake made by the driver. and chaos on a busy bay area street. a witness describes a car chase and what he saw a gunman do as he opened fire. plus we're getting new details on the tahoe queen fire. in walnut creek, a driver drove their car into the front of a dry cleaning store.smashing the store's brick front, three large windows, and the front door before coming to a stop.

>> vicki: shall if as a smoldering fire as basically an control. and smoldering for some time. it's a homeless and kevin and the area

of the will be taking a close look. >> vicki: mystic cult footprint and strasbourg was allowed no one of her in the incident that happened at the dry cleaner isn't called the village shopping center on eligible portable accrete lisa searching for to gunman who opened fire from the vehicle this morning. >> steve: car chase another residential part the city and as live up please headquarters there market >> reporter: they don't know where the two vehicles r r there are coping for someone to call that would lead to the suspect's arrest. showing a man all and

fall from his office window and says there are more than a dozen shots fired. amazingly no one was injured. owners are afraid.

>> reporter: the believe there are two shooters not clear of both foreign one vehicle or if there were shooters and both vehicles at each other. >> reporter: they identified that man and the 41 year-old pulmonary investigation.

>> grant: it came courting the ground short of the dock. and i was 200 people stranded for two hours a. is believed that a lower water levels, and mike tahoe cause that media. it's out the rest the year end because of

yesterday's fire. >> reporter: stocks seem slightly cooler temperatures and it makes a lot of inland folks happy especially kind of getting tired of temperatures in the '90s. >> britteny: glove lucknow release as from the evening.

partly pettifog say temperatures. we're attracting a 4 to 7 degree temperature drop. >> reporter: and the rest of tonight and future cost for

shows with in-store and the overnight hours class and fog read all the way in the parts the east bay not quite making it a fair field or into livermore. that we see lots of sunshine again tomorrow. >> britteny: 94 in livermore and then starting to see the temperatures for these locations 78 hey were 73 oakland's and vallejo.

>> steve: raging wildfire in december monday now in 10 liquid and bring an update on just five minutes.

x >> vicki: month were possibly realistic could get a bomb in december. news from federal reserve sparking a rally at wall street. it's today negative territory before rushing higher, jumped as datapoint s and p 500 by for a. >> steve: the shake-up coming to the bay area tech giant.

>> reporter: are tonight in san borodino and give you an update on the group cut fire got 25 calls acres for percent contained. that is an improvement than earlier today. it has destroyed a significant number of homes and the exact

number is not known yet. patty fire chief is describing this as devastating a lot of families will have nothing to come home to. and then the fire started on tuesday it exploded in its last 24 hours thereafter teen hundred firefighters and it as well fire under control. >> reporter: hellfire and the sheriff's office are being tight-lipped and the yearlong investigation but say they have strong evidence that will lead. to a lead keep talking court entered a plea but the sale is set at $5 million and if convicted the maximum sentence could be like in prison.

clean >> reporter: of a fur is under way at lower like wednesday. to the east of highway 53 north main street are littermates struck down residents still not been allowed to return home to provide a specific the pg&e offered are trying to clean up the area up to make sure the decline stopped the road and make sure when residents return home but they all face any additional dangers assess the extent of damage caused by the fire. despite their high hopes it will be able to return home on thursday. they

sailed three evacuation shelters or may not open as long as they're needed.

>> reporter: has been reported injured but had its hurt window blown up by fire. in an acura manufacturers earlier today quids to about 7%. their decision as coming in as their business is hurting more corporate customers or lie on remote data. >> steve: man has died and a

liquor store fire police say he ignited. refers lasts and it. oakland throwing upset in sight neiman is not this time. and gay >> steve: aegean a proper behavior of the and girl and a parked car. and cuban and relationship with the victim.

>> catherine:this was the guy with the suction cups.who got lots of attention when he went up the side of the building august 10th. with police eventually breaking out a window and dragging him inside. prosecutors say he'd been planning this a long time. ordering the equipment, like the ropes and the harness. and even practicing ahead of time. for the big day -- he waited until his parents were out of town -- then headed from great falls virginia to the 21st floor of the manhattan skyscraper. his attorney isn't making any

excuses -- calling the episode "profoundly stupid." she says her client is now getting needed mental health treatment. rogata has been arraigned on charges including reckless endangerment and trespassing. drug price transparency california lawmaker gives up on drug price transparency bill sacramento, calif. - a california lawmaker says he's dropping a bill that would have required advance notice before drug companies could raise their prices more than 10 percent. >> britteny: adding an oakland high fifties

>> grant: unclear 18 year-old baby survived cali this morning salt pond walwyn san jose tully road this terrific scene chp says a honda civic read their

veered off the road and rear and a bmw sedan. the teenager from san jose was a passenger car and is not yet released. she died in a hospital after it crashed. and then hit caliper the gut the wheel rim and did has been arrested. and tram of san jose when that civic brinded it piquancy just a terrible situation accrue heading there right now about the status of that baby.

>> steve: it would of had enough of a buyer before increasing price of a drug by 10% or to impose an dollars year insurance companies also required to report drug prices to state regulators advocacy to groups and insurance companies supported this legislation say they will keep working on ways to try and reduce drug pricing.

starting october first-- london will require drivers from non- english speaking countries to pass a language exam to get a private-hire permit. the city says drivers have to be able to communicate in english to discuss a fare or safety issue. uber supports the idea of testing spoken english skills

but opposes making drivers take a two-hour exam. the san francisco giants.are living a nightmare right now and there's no tellling when they'll wake up.

>> reporter: the bottom for a spreading crawford taking

advantage of a triple ballet for nothing giants for all on the fly. a killer blow. directly to the jack daniels left. once again the giants need a rally by the ninth bustard hosea hopefully can save the date.

>> reporter: news and a camera this week the 49ers are with the broncos and didn't take long this preseason game and according to reports multiple flights broke our vote against this morning's practice. one between the forty-niners defense

the broncos' offense and then happens again during a field goal drill. not exactly what starts the scuffle but let's here from new diners qb corruption and returning to football. >> reporter: 10 and led all scorers 20 seven. and in my and i for us. you history on for

audit. moving on to track and field-- usain bolt.in prime position for another medal. the jamaican superstar.finished xx in tonight's 200-meter he has a chance to win his 8th- career olympic gold.in tomorrow american justin gatlin placed >> reporter:now to one of the more bizarre stories of these games-- what in the world is going on with ryan lochte? on sunday, he and three other team usa swimmers claimed they were robbed at gunpoint. today-- a brazilian judge is ordering that lochte and his teammate-- jimmy feigen have their passports seized. so this case can be investigated. brazil authorities feel that their story doesn't add up. mainly because security footage from that night showed them with

their phones and wallets.and their taxi driver or any witnesses have been found. it's likely this investigation has hit a dead end.as lochte is supposedly already back in the u-s.

it's unclear if feigen is also in the states or still in brazil a full hour of entertainmen>> se fast-food restaurants putting- happy meal designed for kids.

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