caused by smoke from several wildfires burning in northern california.(catherine) here's a map from cal fire - showing the nearly 75 active fires burning across the state. anything with a red flame is an active fire. if it's gray, the fire is out or fully contained. (grant) and here's a look at some of the largest fires burning right now - that are likely contributing to the "smoky skies" in the bay area. the ponderosa fire started two days ago in butte county - just east of oroville - and it's already burned almost a dozen homes...and 35- hundred acres. that fire in only 10% contained. (grant) and crews are working hard to get containment on the helena fire... that's burning right now in trinity county that fire started yesterday and quickly scorched nearly 5- thousand acres. no containment on that fire. (catherine) and now - let's bring in chief meteorologist brittney shipp... brittney, with all the fires burning things are only going to get worse ...you're talking about

"dangerously hot" temperatures on the way. éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. (catherine)(catherine)

(catherine) pg&e is treating this heat wave as seriously as a winter storm. they've increased crews for the next few days and have stocked up on power

transformers. even so... they say the power grid will probably fail -- with temperatures approaching triple digits. the company is talking about ways to help conserve power.(tamar sarkissian/ pg&e spokesperson): "because they don't have an opportunity to cool down over night, temperatures are remaining high, they can overheat and fail. also we see people using their air conditioners, a lot of their appliances all at once, and that strains the grid on days like thisfriday will be a flex alter day and what that means is customers are asked to converge, conserve their usage between one and ten pm." bottom line - pg&e says go ahead and use the air conditioner - but save the laundry until saturday morning. (grant) heat exhaustion is a real worry this week... as the temperatures are soaring...

over the one hundred mark in parts of the bay area. (catherine) kron four's terisa estacio is live tonight in pleasanton... where she talked to medical experts about how to prevent heat exhaustion..... what are they saying terisa? heat exhaustion is a real worry tonight as the temperatures start to climb over the one hundred mark in parts of the bay area. kron four's terisa estacio is in pleasanton with us where she spoke with medical experts about heat exhaustion and how to prevent it - emergency personnel here at valley care in pleasanton are worried they may get busy treating patients for heat exhaustion, on this hot day. some groups are more suspectible then others but with these these extreme conditions, it is certainly possible for anyone to be strickend. (estacio reporting) as the sun beats down on bay area residents - a growing concern amoung medical personnel. dr. edward kan/valley care "we have to watch out for people getting heat exhaustion. there are people who are more vulnerable, elderly and

disabled. dr edward kan at valley care in pleasanton met with me to discuss heat exhaustion - what to look for, and how to deal with it. dr. kan. "people start looking bad, dizzy, muscle cramps, dehydrated. he says most of the time - stepping in and getting someone cooled down is key. dr. kan. get them inside, and get them towels to cool down and drink cool liquids. as for seeking medical care. dr. kan. if it lasts and person not better then get medical help. he says preventing heat exhaustion is the best defense in this heat. he recommends going inside where there is air conditioning, whether that is a mall, a library or a designated cooling center is key. and for those more vulnerable. it is important to check in with them frequently and take of yourself as well. dr. kan. stay in the shade, keep yourself hydrated. the degree of this heat and not something we are all used to so we need to be mindful about that. and i asked the doctor again abou the debate between a sports drink and water on a hot day like this he was actually a fan of sports drinks saying the electorates are a good bet. water is imporatnt too though

(catherine) make sure you download the free kron4 mobile app to track the high temperatures. we'll also let you know when breaking news happens in your neighborhood - through push alerts. well over 10-thousand people just by federal forces alone been had been rescued and that number is going to climb (grant) whether it's on a border patrol inflatable boat or a neighbor's back, texas flooding victims are still being pulled to safety tonight. a downpour of historic proportions...has saturated an

area larger than the state of new jersey. nearly a week after hurricane harvey first made landfall, the recovery process has barely started. natin beaumont, texas, helicopter crews criss-crossed flooded neighborhoods, looking for anyone needing help.. chopper cross talk: so we can see him... any obstacles on the other side?on the ground, beaumont's 100=thousand residents waited in line for bottled water as the city's pumps failed. .a hospital, untouched by the flooding, had to be evacuated. we did not expect that and it's gamechanger for us. outside the city, an explosion at a chemical plant spread noxious fumes in the air and sent more than a dozen sheriff's deputies to the hospital.the company said tanks of organic peroxide are rupturing after losing their cooling systems "the toxicity of

the smoke will certainly cause an irritation to your eyes, an irritation to your lungs if you breathe it, just like any smoke."the flooding has also shut down oil refineries and forced the closure of a major pipeline. "that is a major deliverer of refined product to the southeastern united states. gas prices are going to go up because of the cut in supply." in the dallas area, drivers are already facing long lines at the pump, the texas automobile association says gas has jumped ten cents a gallon in two days.in houston, driving it not the issue.e. coli bacteria contamination has reached a dangerous levels ... people are being warned not to wade in the water.natin some neighborhoods, firefighters are already going door to door checking if people are okay. tony rorai said the water in his house was several feet high. he has already started ripping out the walls.< brian todd/cnn> "how do you feel about this, tony. do you want to stay here?" "no, not now." (grant) tonight one texas congressman is putting the pricetage of rebuilding at, get this, one "triillion" dollars.that's right.republican pete sessions came up with that number in an interview with fox news

business.other estimates have put the total damage at 190=billion, which would still make it the costliest natural disster in american history. (catherine) here at home, local businesses are finding ways to pitch in and help texans affected by the disaster. today chronicle books held a good old fashioned bake sale at their san francisco headquarters in soma. more than $26-hundred dollars made it into the donation jar, and because chronicle books will match that, nearly 52-hundred dollars will be split between the red cross and the hurricane harvey relief fund. employees at the publishing company have been doing this for natural disasters for years.. (kristen hewitt, chronicle books)i feel like doing something with your hands to help out has become our company philosophy and we want to continue to do this for people who are in need whenever we can. (catherine) on monday, the owners of 'kit tea', the hayes

valley cat cafe will donate half the day's proceeds to 'austin pets alive' - an animal rescue foundation. and next wednesday, wes-burger on mission street will hold a barbecue. the tickets are $25 dollars each...and the money will go to food banks in flooded areas. (catherine) if you'd like to help people affected by harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 90-999 to make a ten dollar donation to the red cross. we've also posted other ways to donate on our website at kron four dot com. (grant) new details tonight - about a shootout that claimed the life of a sacramento sheriff's deputy. 21-year... veteran - bob french died - after being shot yesterday morning...and the alleged shooter...is from the east bay. police say 32- year-old daniel littlecloud... from castro valley...killed deputy french. court records show - littlecloud had previously been in prison... on charges dating all the way

back to 2004. he was hit in the shootout...and is currently in critical condition. police also arrested 23-year-old priscilla prendez of oakland... with vehicle theft and felony evasion. the shootout happened yesterday afternoon - at a sacramento ramada inn... authorities say they were serving a search warrant - when littlecloud shot at officers through a hotel door and wall. two chp officers were also shot... but are expected to recover from their injuries. (catherine) three current deputies and one former deputy are in police custody... accused of mistreating inmates at the santa rita jail in dublin. the four people arrested today are sarah krause, justin linn, erik mcdermott and stephen sarcos. the alameda county sheriff's office says the deputies "facilitated and

allowed" an inmate to throw feces and urine at other inmates. three of the four people arrested are on administrative leave and stephen sarcos has resigned. they all face charges for incidents dating back to the fall of 20-16. (grant) the trump administration shuts down the russian consulate in san francisco ... why the president made the call...and how putin is responding. (catherine) but first, why some people are unhappy that google is expanding to the south bay and bringing thousands of jobs to the area. we'll hear why next - in a live report.

(catherine) south bay homeless and affordable housing advocates are taking aim at google..(grant) they're upset with details of the company's tentative plans to buy up land and bring thousands of new jobs to downtown san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose, and rob you say critics of the plan are making some demands? (rob live) i am here in what critics have already taken to calling 'googleville." they say that if and when google comes to town with 20,000 jobs, the company had better make sure it sets aside some funds for affordable housing forced into homeless by the lack of affordable housing, mercy wong pitched her tent here in what she and community activists have taken to

calling 'googleville.' they are worriedabout google's plans to buy up the land around diridon station and build some 8 million square feet of office space.sandy perry/afffordable housing network"....what's going to happen is that we'll have 20,000 google employees come in and a lot of them will be well paid and the well aid ones will be at the top of the housing market and they'll push 20,000 people out of the bottom of the market and we think that's wrong..." affordable housing and homeless activists are calling on google to provide 20,000 low income housing units as part of the company's plans to expand into downtown san jose. partnering with the city of san jose, google's ambitious plans, which would coincide with the arrival of bart, the electrification of caltrain and high speed rail have already touched off a real estate boom in the area. critics say the poor are being left out.sandy perry/affordable housing ntetwork".....apple went into cupertino and built the spaceship and created a demand for 9,000 housing units and theycontributed what amounts to a pittance to the housing fund and we don't want that to

happen here in san jose......" (rob live) google is said to be interested in this parcel at the corner of park and montgomery. virtually all of the mostly commercial and industrial parcels between here and h-p pavillion are

said to be on the market or already spoken for. i reached out to google for comment but the company did not immediately respond. (grant) shuttered. the russian consulate in san francisco will be closed by saturday. that annnouncement came today from the u-s state department... which says the closure is in response to russia's move earlier this year... to cut america's diplomatic staff in moscow by more than 700 people. kron four's philippe djegal reports from the russian consulate in the city, and explains what happens next. (philippe)nats- "hello? come in. ok." outside the russian consulate general in san francisco...nats- "uh, they can't accommodate me today." visitors wishing to do businesses inside, left confused after the u-s state department announced this consulate will close by saturday. in addition to two russian annexes in washington d-c and new york city.yevginy korovitysn/dani iel's grandfather- "very,

very, very bad -- extremely bad." yevginy (yev-gehn-y) korovitsyn is frustrated over the matter, because the closure puts his grandson daniil korovitsin in a bind. daniil korovitsin/duel citizen- "it's extremely frustrating." he's a duel russian and u-s citizen, living in the bay area, and a student at city college of san francisco. his russian passport is expired and he has no idea now how it'll get renewed. korovitsin believes the closure of this consulate... will only further sour the already rocky relationship between the united states and russia. daniil korovitsin/duel citizen- "i can't see this in any way beneficial towards creating, you know a prosperous future between countries." in december, in retalition to alleged election hacking by the russians... the obama administration expelled 35 russian diplomats from the united states. at least four of them worked at the consulate general in san francisco. the u-s state department says these latest closures are a result of russia, earlier this year, forcing america to cut its diplomatic staff in moscow by 755.iuori alexandrovski/duel citizen- "i think we're, uh, in complicated times." in a statement released on it's facebook page... the

consulate general of russia says quote... we believe that the decision to close the consulate general of russian federation in san francisco is another unfriendly step of the u-s authorities." korovitsin worries for russian immigrants like him.daniil korovitsin/duel citizen- "where are they gonna go if they need any kind of like, supporting documents or whatever -- what are they gonna do? i don't know." the state department says the diplomats working in the soon to be closed facilities are not being kicked out of the country... and, may be reassigned elsewhere. the russians will still own their buildings. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. "i'm alexandra limon, in washington. coming up, i'll show you the delicious way you and saturday. coast on friday the way to the coast on friday and saturday.

"i'm alexandra limon, in

washington. coming up, i'll show you the delicious way you can help the victims of hurricane harvey."(grant) and a california father detained by immigration officials... for six months - is finally released from prison. the emotional reunion with his family - after the break.

(catherine) a san bernardino county man has reunited with his family after immigration officials put him in handcuffs and arrested him in front of his crying daughter. he spent six months in jail and is now fighting the crackdown on illegal immigrants... and to stay with his children. reporter tina patel has the story. brenda avelica/daughter"it was a long battle, but we have him here. it was all worth it." there were huge smiles as romulo avelica gonzalez picked up his family after spending six months at a detention center in adelanto. brenda avelica/daughter"he loves his grandpa. he asked him as soon as he saw him, can you build me an obstacle course? because he does everything with him." avelica gonzalez was arrested while he was dropping his daughters off at school.his attorney says the video his

daughter got off the arrest helped draw national attention to the case.alan diamante/immigration attorney "made no sense. it was an example of the aggressive tactics taken by the dhs and trump administration."he admits avelica gonzalez came to this country illegally and had past convictions for dui and misdemeanor theft. but he says he doesn't pose an immediate threat, and that's why he pushed for the father to be released on bond.alan diamante/immigration attorney "he's been very much involved in the community, especially in the lives of his daughters. and if anything, he's a model for the community."no final decision has been made on whether he'll be able to stay in this country. but his family is happy to be back together tonight.brenda avelica/daughter"it feels amazing to have my dad back. there's nothing like this feeling, i can't even explain how i feel, i just feel really great." (catherine) that was tina patel reporting. the man's attorney says he's applied for a visa. they're hoping the deportation process will be stopped while officials review the application.

(catherine) with dangerously hot temperatures on the way... (catherine) coming up - we'll show you a few ways you can keep cool during the heat wave. (grant) plus - and.... remembering a princess dianna... 20 years after her death. a look back at that tragic night. if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious family to yours.

crave those crazy squares food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (grant) triple digits

scorching the bay area... bringing in nearly record- breaking temperatures. here's a live look right outside - through our ??? cam. (grant) state officials are asking that you conserve electricity until nine tonight and for the next few days. (catherine) let's check in with chief

meteorologist brittney shipp... she's been tracking the hot weather. brit? éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday.

(grant) we have team coverage of the hot temperatures across the bay area....of our four zones...the east bay is going to be hit the hardest by this

heat.(catherine) kron four's will tran was in concord today....talking to people on how they plan to try to stay cool... for the next week.... if you're not a morning person... you might want to be... as the sun will beat down on us on as soon as it comes up.many people like this man... wanted to walk their dogs even before sunrise... so both he and his dogs are comfortable(tom jaynes/concord resident- when it's this hot we go out at 4 in the morning and we go until she tells me it's time to quit) (reporter-you see a big difference if you wait say 7 or 730?)(tom-oh yeah, she won't go. plain and simple) working out in the afternoon can be very dangerous.that's why many people are taking advantage of the very comfortable morning temperatures by walking or jogging..(tran lu/concord resident-at noon too hot. can't go outside. in the morning the temperature is pleasure.to walk, to exercise) (reporter- you said, let's make sure to get this done early?)(tran lu-yes)it's a small window of opportunity from when the sun comes up.. until the time sun beats you up.these ladies not only got

their zumba class done before 10 this morning... but they made sure to do it mostly in the shade(will tran/concord- you got to get it done early. i'm not just reporting, i also practice what i preach so let's join these lovely ladies here. i did this a little earlier. you get a good workout)there's also fun for the kids.the city of concord normally turns on the water at meadow homes spray park at 3 in the afternoon... but during this heatwave the water starts at noon.i might have been the biggest kid here.in concord will tran kron 4 news (grant) one week after its initial

landfall...harvey continues to devastate texas and prompt new concerns. floodwaters have started to recede in many areas, but searches, rescues and unexpected after-effects mean the emergency is far from over. here is a look at the latest numbers... the death toll now is at least 39 people. that number is expected to go up. about 10-thousand people have been rescued and more searches are underway. the storm has damaged about 100-thousand homes. that is according to president trump's homeland security advisor. the storm dropped an estimated 27- trillion gallons of rain over texas and louisiana over six days. that is enough to fill the san francisco bay over ten times at high tide. (catherine) one of the ways you can help victims of hurricane harvey is by dining out. restaurants around the country are donating money... alexandra limon

spoke to celebrity chef mike isabella about that -- and has the story from washington, d-c. trt 1:37nats making cocktail one dollar donated for every cocktail sold over three days... if you take into account that celebrity chef and former top chef contestant mike isabella, has 11 restaurants in the nation's capital that could add up to a lot of help for harvey's victims.mike isabella / celebrity chef & restaraunteur :20-:33i was actually just visiting houston about two weeks ago, dining and checking out some of the cool restaurants, checking out the bars. and i was like, i was just there and this just happened. and i though what can we do as a group to come together to help them out.and they're not the only ones helping outalexandra limon / @alexlimonnews :37-:43from restaurants to coffee shops, big and small, many are doing their part to help the victims of hurricane harvey.startbucks donated 250-thousand dollars to the red cross.. and they're collecting customer donations online and in stores.amazon and whole foods are matching cash donations up to one

million dollars!celebrity chef jose andres who owns restaurants in dc, las vegas, los angeles, miami and aroudn the world is donating a portion of proceeds too.. and he went to houston and brought food to help feed people at the george r . brown convention center that's housing twice as many evacuees as expectedfor chef mike isabella the desire to help out is a personal one.mike isabella 1:18-1:25i was actually living in atlanta when katrina hit and i know we got a lot of people moving over from new orleans and i saw how hard it was for people. from barbeques to happy hours nearly every state and city is hosting some sort of funderaiser so when you dine out this weekend remember to dine out for houston.in washington alexandra limon (grant) if you would like to help people affected by harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 90-999 to make a te-n dollar donation to the red cross. we have posted other ways you

can donate on our website, kron four dot com. look for the link .. near top of the home page. (grant) still ahead... it's the final week of the pre-season - as niners and the raiders both take the field tonight. sports director gary radnich joins us on set with a preview of both games. (catherine) and next - "it feels like i am being burned alive." those are the words of an arizona woman fighting a terrible disease...one that makes it feelas though her skin is on fire.. her warning tonight for others.

(grant) the average age of the first time dads... is going up. stanford university researchers say back in the early 70's, the average age was 27. by 20-15 it had gone up to 31. the oldest dad in the period studied was 88, the youngest - just 11 years old. (catherine) an arizona woman suffering from an excruciating disease... says it makes her feel like she's beingburned alive. we want to warn you that these pictures...may be difficult to look at. kaylen hansen's condition is called "complex regional pain syndrome". the disease -- apparently related to the nervous system. symptoms can look different from patient to

patient, often involving skin lesions... but the worst part is the pain. the 29-year old says a door slammed on her hand...and that seemingly small event turned her into a full-time patient.(sot) it's known as the suicide disease, they take their own life because they feel so alone and they're in so much pain." doctors call the syndrome she's suffering from is a 'perfect storm' -- since it combinesa triggering injury with a genetic predisposition for chronic pain. kayla hansen says spreading awareness .. can lead to earlier treatment. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) we're almost to the regular season...

tonight is the final pre- season games for both the niners and the raiders. (grant) sports director gary radnich is in the house - with what lies ahead for both teams. tonight is the worst night of the nfl season...from a fan standpoint..your motto should be nobody cares..

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation

locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday.

(catherine) coming up, 20-years ago today... the world was shocked by the death of princess diana. a look back at that tragic night...

(catherine) twenty years ago the death of princess diana in a paris tunnel - shocked the world. (grant) diana, her boy-friend, dodi fayed, and driver henri paul were killed in a high-speed crash after being pursued by paparazzi on motor-cycles. c-n-n's jim bittermann reflects on covering the crash the night the news broke. i was sound asleep when i got the first call at about 12:40 am. there had been a crash in the alma tunnel in paris...in the car, i was told, was dodi fayad, who had been seen in the company of princess diana...the newsdesk had a hunch she was in the car, too. i headed for the

scene..reporting with beepers along the way. it was a saturday night at the end of august, a very sleepy time for paris, and the officials on duty at that hour weren't about to confirm anything. we did have some witnesses..than ks to what i call the cnn effect....two groups of americans, some lawyers who happened to be in town and a couple from the west coast happened on the crash seconds after it happened. independently, they went back to their respective hotels, and made an effort to get in touch with cnn, so that they could tell us what they saw. meanwhile the first responders had taken the decision.... later criticized... they were going to treat diana at the scene. it was an hour before they decided to move her to a hospital...and then traveled cautiously to the hospital...stopping once along the way to inject her with adrenaline to keep her heart going. but by 4 am the confirmation came - diana was dead.chris dickey, cnn anchor: "we are just getting word that the french government has informed all of us that princess diana has died." there followed, for those of us who covered the story, weeks and then months and then years of investigations, suspicions, and doubts about what had happened that night, exactly. how could this have

happened to a princess?were the paparazzi who stalk her responsible for the crash? was driver henri paul, who'd drunk too much, the culprit behind things? he certainly was speeding when he hit the tunnel, because the next day there were still skid marks on the pavement that indicated the car was practically flying when it came down the tunnel ramp. there was that mysterious white fiat that came in the collision with the mercedes. parts of its broken taillight were found in the tunnel, just before the mercedes rammed into the thirteenth pillar. and of course there was that question that never seemed to go away- had someone tried to kill princess diana and dodi fayad? the best answer to that i heard a few days after the accident from an investigator. he said the most unreliable way to try and kill somebody is with a car crash. you never know who is goin to live or die. and he added princess diana might be with us today if she had just chosen to buckle her seatbelt. jim bittermann, cnn, paris.

(catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) catherine and grant thank you. next on kron 4 news at six. we are talking about the weather and dangerous conditions.... smoke blanketing the skies above the bay area... and extreme temperatures are set for the weekend. chief meterologist brittney shipp will have what you need to know to stay cool and safe this weekend.(pam) and we are learning new details about a san francisco man accused of shooting three law enforcement officers in sacramento... killing one of them. details of his long criminal history... is next. kron 4 news at six is coming up next.

(pam) not only are we dealing with the heat tonight... but the haze. smoke from wildfires is filling the bay area air ... and you can see it from just about every spot in our region.(pam) good evening.. i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. it is a scorcher out there... and we have the added effect of the smoky skies. just one look at our sutro tower camera and you can see it is not going away. for our first look at the four zone forecast and explanation for what is causing the haze... let's get to chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

(( steve )) a live look outside right now... (( pam )) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. (( steve )) in the east bay...

pleasanton is going to one of the hottest spots during this heat wave. and the city is taking action - taking steps to help residents beat the heat. (( pam )) kron four's terisa estacio is at one of two cooling centers. jay ingram, community services manager city of pleasanton. "we want people to have a safe place to come." jay ingram is the community services manager with the city of pleasanton - he tells me that this senior center at 5353 sunol blvd in pleasanton will be opened as well as the library as cooling centers he also adds that this is the first time in ten eyars, the city has taken this action. jay. "this is the longest in city of pleasanton has opened a cooling station 4 days in a row, we are taking this heat very seriously." although today, most of those

inside were seniors, the center is open to all ages as a designated cooling center. jay. come and enjoy some of the activities. with this extreme heat, ingram says the city is also encouraging everyone to check in with loved ones - especially those that are elderly or disabled to make sure they are getting to a cool zone and taking precautions during this heat wave to stay safe. in pleasanton, te ( pam ) there are cooling centers all over the bay area... as we deal with the heat the next few days. we have compiled a list and posted them on the kron four website. if you need to cool off... and need to find

a place near you... just go to kron four dot com.. and clink on the link. ( steve ) all public schools in novato will be letting students out early tomorrow because of the weather. they will be running on a minimum day schedule. the san ramon valley school district says it is canceling athletic events because of the heat... that includes all games and practices. ( steve ) if you want to track the weather in your neighborhood... we'll bring you alerts as well as the forecast for where you live ... do it by downloading the kron four mobile app. it is free for apple and android devices. and to get breaking news alerts... be sure to enable the push alert feature. ( pam ) another big story tonight..... is the flooding that continues.. from what is left of hurricane harvey. beaumont, texas is swamped to the point that it cannot provide drinking water for residents. a drone shows just how extensive the flooding is in beaumont tonight. ( pam ) floodwaters have started to recede in some of the other areas, but

searches, rescues, and unexpected after- effects... mean the emergency is far from over. ( steve ) the death toll tonight-- at least 39. karin caifa with our partners at cnn with the dire situation some survivors are already dealing with it. helicopters canvassing the beaumont, texas area, thursday for those in need of rescue. chopper cross talk: so we can see him... any obstacles on the other side?while dramatic efforts continued among clearer skies, dire situations on the ground.beaumont's water pumps failed, leaving the city without running water, which prompted this hospital evacuation --mary poole/beaumont hospital spokeswoman: we did not expect that and it's gamechanger for us. and left residents, waiting in line for a basic necessity.in crosby, this scary sight. rising temperatures caused organic peroxides to overheat at this chemical plant, without power, since sunday.and in houston, door-to-door searches for victims, as others, grapple with grim news.ric saldivar

lost multiple family members, when this van was swept away. ric saldivar/lost family members to flood: my neighbors came over and gave me a hug, and said i'm so sorry, whatever you need. i guess they can't imagine going through something like this. vice president mike pence arrived in corpus christi and headed to hard-hit rockport, with trump cabinet members, whose agencies will be involved in the long recovery. vice president mike pence: we are here today. we will be here tomorrow, and we will be here every day until this city and this state and this region rebuilds bigger and better than ever before. meanwhile, the u-s military has deployed more than 6,000 active-duty troops to help with the response, with an additional 1,100 prepared to deployin washington, i'm karin caifa. ( steve ) bay area crews are in texas... helping with some of the rescues. the oakland fire department put

together this slideshow of the work some of its members. they are part of a california task force that is helping pull people to safety in the houston area. all of their rescues are being done by boat. the crews arrived in texas on tuesday... no word on how many rescues they have taken part in since they got there. (steve) bay area businesses are continuing to kick in to help those affected by the flooding caused by hurricane harvey.(pam) kron4's maureen kelly talked to those behind several local fundraisers who say... the response so far has been great. support the victims of hurricane harvey just inside we've got chocolate chips brownies fudge caramel rice crispy treats really cheap insidea woman wearing a cupcake costume worked to temp people inside chronicle books. where staff have cooked up some delicious treats to sell..to help the hurricane harvey relief effortit's been great we had a line out the

door at 7:30 we cleared out of a lot of things already we had 30 bakers we're doing pretty good i thinkfor those with a charitble nature and a sweet tooth.it was a win win.as my friend ashley said on the way over here she loves an unexpected pastry and if it goes to help this horrible horrible situation and houston were thrilled to helpover $26- hundred made it into the donation jar, and because chronicle books will match it dollar for dollar, nearly 52-hundred will be split between the red cross and the hurricane harvey relief fund. on monday, kit tea, the hayes valley cafe where patrons can enjoy refreshments and play with the shop's many cats, will be donating half of their day's proceeds to austin pets alive. it's an organization who is helping support the rescue effort of many of the stranded animals.and the massive homeless animal situation created by the catasptrophe.items they just need the essentials right now food water and supplies and supplies so we're just going to try and help with that so we're just gonna try to help with that right now at first and next wednesday, wesburger on mission street will be holding a barbarque brisket feed.the tickets are going for $25 dollars a piece. the proceeds will be going to food banks in the areas affected by the flooding..the owner, a

texas native says they are going fast.ticket sales exceeded what we expected we had to open up a little extra to do it as long as it's something we can physically make happen i'm gonna try and get as many people in here to support as possibleif you can't make the brisket feed on wesburger is donating the proceeds from texas favorites like chips and case so lone star beer maureen kelly kron4 news ( pam ) if you would like to help people affected by harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 90-999 to make a ten- dollar donation to the red cross. we have posted other ways you can donate on our website, kron four dot com. look for the link .. near top of the home page. ( steve ) new details are coming out about the deadly shooting of a sacramento county sheriff's deputy.( pam ) we have learned two of the suspects are from the bay area. grant lodes is here with what we know about the suspected shooter. grant. ( grant ) investigators say the suspected gunman is 32- year-old thomas littlecloud...

he is from castro valley. littlecloud has a long criminal record dating back to 2004. he is served time for grand theft, vehicle theft, illegal possession of a gun... and evading police. records also show he twice violated parole in 2015. he is currently in critical condition after getting wounded in a shootout with police. his injuries are described as life threatening. investigators say littlecloud use an assault rifle to shoot officers who came to his room at a ramada inn. as he went to the balcony to escape... they say he got into a shootout with deputies... killing a 21 year veteran of the sacramento sheriff's department, deputy bob french. littlecloud made it to a car but crashed... getting into another gun battle.. and this time he was shot. all this voilence started with an investigation into some vehicle thefts. police

arrested this woman... 23- year-old priscilla prendez of oakland... after a chase. that's what brought police to the ramada inn. when they knocked of littlecloud's door.... they say he started shooting through the door and motel wall. two c-h-p officers were hit. they are expected to survive. so far.. no charges have been filed against littlecloud. (pam) three current alameda county deputies and one former deputy ... were arrested and are accused of mistreating inmates at the santa rita jail in dublin. the four people arrested today are sarah krause and justin linn.... as well as.... erik mcdermott and stephen sarcos. the alameda county sheriff's office says, among other crimes, the deputies are accused of facilitating and allowing an inmate to throw feces and urine at other inmates. three of the four people arrested are on administrative leave.. and stephen sarcos has resigned. they all

face multiple charges for incidents dating back to the fall of 20-16. (steve) another setback in u-s and russian relations... today, the u-s state department announced it has ordered the closure of the russian consulate general in san francisco... as well as two russian annexes in washington d-c and new york. the state department says this is being done in retalition for russia forcing america to cut its diplomatic staff in moscow by 755 earlier this year. people looking to renew their russian passports in san francisco today were shocked by the news. the russians will continue to own the buidings the consulate general and annexes are housed in.. but the state department says everyone must leave the buildings by saturday. back in december, the obama adminstration expelled 35

russian diplotmats from the united states in response to alleged russian hacking in our elections. at least four of those diplomats worked in san francisco. wells fargo already under a cloud, now it turns out almost twice asmany customers were scammed by the san francisco based bank.. as previously revealed. the scorching heat making for double trouble in butte county asevacuation orders remain for the ponderosa fire keeping people out of their homes google is getting a lotta love for bringing thousands of new jobs to the south bay, but now there is pushback from some who say .. housing has to be part of the plan

(2-shot/steve) not everybody is thrilled about google's plans to brings new development and thousands of jobs to downtown san jose. (2-shot/pam) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, activists are calling on the technology giant to make sure people who are homeless and those who need affordable housing .... are not left out. nats (prayer vigil)in what was billed as a prayer vigil for those in need of affordable housing, tents were pitched here near diridon station on thursday. advocates for the homeless believe that google's plans to buy up and develop all the land around the future transit hub is going to make worse an already bad housing market. pastor scott wagers/homeless advocate".....i think they have a moral responsibility and a practical responsibility do do something when they move

down here and build a city of what amounts to 8 million square feet of office space...."google's ambitious plans to purchase and develop several parcels of city-owned could lead to as many as 20,000 new jobs. the proposed development has already touched off a real estate boom. these folkswant google to build housing to go along with those jobs.pastor scott wagers".....to do what's just and right but also something that will make a big dent in a big problem by building 20,000 extremely low income housing units and also sharing some of this land and doing some private programs for the homeless...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( pam ) san jose is moving forward with one plan to build housing for the homeless. it is working on these 'tiny home' villages. the city council approved a pilot program which would create three villages that could house up to 25- people each. the city still needs to work villages will be located. located.villages will be out where the the city still people each.could house villages that create three which would pilot program approved a council the city home' villages.on these 'tiny it is working homeless.for the build housing one plan to forward with

moving san jose is ( pam ) san jose is moving san jose is moving forward with one plan to build housing for the homeless. it is working on these 'tiny home' villages. the city council approved a pilot program which would create three villages that could house up to 25- people each. the city still needs to work out where the villages will be located. (steve) wells fargo is now saying three point five million customers were impacted by it's fake accounts scandal. a huge jump from the two point one million accounts the san francisco based bank originally estimated. news of the fake account scandal first broke nearly a year ago. wells fargo also found a new problem...hundreds of thousands of potentially unauthorized online bill-pay enrollments. the bank says unrealistic sales goals placed on employees... were to blame for the unauthorized accounts and enrollments. they're scrapping those goals, installing new management, and paying out millions in refunds and settlements.

(pam) on the peninsula... a mountain lion and cub were spotted in a large tree in palo alto this morning. a resident reported seeing the two cats on webster street near lowell avenue ... around 6-30- this morning. that is a heavily populated area with schools near by. palo alto police and wildlife officials are patrolling the area... still, parents are advised to drive their children to school as a precaution while authorities look for the cats. police say, the mountain lion and cub have not been seen since the resident's report this morning. an update tonight on a story out of the north bay that first told you about a couple of weeks ago. santa rosa police say they have arrested a man for this fire at a warehouse. the fire was in the back of an oriental rug store... causing 450- thousand dollars in damage. the suspect is a 30-year-old santa rosa man... he is charged with arson. investigators think the fire started in a homeless encampment right next to the building. ( pam ) an evacuation order remains in effect

tonight because of the wildfire in northern california.( steve ) the ponderosa fire is in butte county... it erupted earlier this week and has grown to over 35-hundred acres...destroying homes in the process. the fire is near forbestown... not far from lake oroville. chloe ortega found one couple that says despite the threat... they have no plans to leave their home. it was difficult to breathe as thick smoke filled the air near feather falls.the ponderosa fire has burned several homes since it started-- leaving nothing but rubble.chloe ortega:"this home behind me is just one example of how many look like in the area"eileen halstead:"nobody expected this."among them-- the home of eileen halstead's son and daughter-in-law.eileen halstead:"my son, daughter in law and their sons are here with us because everything was burned out there."while the halsteads still live in the evacuation area-- they've chosen to stay.they tell me their home of about 40 years means everything to them. robert halstead:"i poured my life into it. this is what i wanted all my life was to live up here."robert halstead

didn't think it was necessary to evacuate.robert halstead: "there's smoke back there, it's down there in the (inaudible). it's further away than you think it is."fires are nothing new for halstead... he says he's been through more than one evacuation order.robert halstead:"i had my truck packed and i had my trailer packed with all our valuables and so on and i was ready to leave in a minute's notice." throughout the years, his home has never touched by flames.. but they are still on edge. eileen halstead:"now that we've got the fire, no, we don't sleep well at night we just keep looking at the window."robert halstead: "living in the country you deal with what's handed to you." ( pam ) farther to the north in trinity county... a wildfire has erupted near the town of helena . it is out of control and has grown to 5- thousand acres tonight. several homes are threatened.... and two- thousand people have evacuated because of the flames. so far... no buildings have been destroyed. firefighters say, it is very difficult to get containment because of the combination of dry terrain and the record heat.

let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. (( steve )) a population the size

of walnut creek is forced to evacuatein germany(( v.o. )) and it's all because a bomb from world war two is discoveredat a construction site.(( pam )) the president and congress could not get it done ... but now two governors from opposite parties are ready to present their version of a new national health care plan.

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thomas ragsdale... to come out of the home near 15th and beaver streets. he had to be taken to the hospital because police say, he had shot himself in the chest. ragsdale is charged with killing his 76-year- old mother ... it is not clear as to what led up to the shooting. he is being held on 5- million dollars bail, and is due back in court in two weeks. more than 60-thousand people are set to be evacuated from the center of frankfurt, germany, sunday. the reason... a massive world war two bomb was found at this construction site. police say there is no danger to the public, but the area will be evacuated as a precaution. it's expected to take about four hours to defuse the bomb. this isn't the first time that world war two-era bombs have been found in germany in recent months. back in may, more than 50-thousand people were evacuated from hanover ...after a bomb was found during pre-construction work. (( pam / v.o. )) we don't know how it will be paid for, but today the names of those

chosen to build the border wall .. are revealed by the white house(( steve / v.o. )) steph curry steps up to donate big time to support those in needafter hurricane harvey we've got the numbers. (( pam / v.o. )) the president and congress couldn't get it done but two governorsfrom opposing parties are sharing a plan to solve the health care challenge.

there is a new movement for health care reform. senator kamala harris made this announcement on wednesday night. she is getting behind a plan being pushed by senator bernie sanders... that would create a national health insurance system. ( steve ) today republican governor john kasich and democratic governor john hickenlooper released their own plan to stabilize the health insurance markets. ( pam ) kron 4's washington correspondent jessica smith found out more about the plan, and what's next for the healthcare debate in congress. pkgohio governor john kasich and colorado governor john hickenlooper say they've come up with a new healthcare plan. governors from 8 states-democrats and republicans-- have signed onto the proposalkasich and hickenlooper spoke out against efforts to repeal obamacare earlier this year -- and promised to develop a better

plan of their own. kasich: what we are trying to do is have a system that encourages people to work, to improve their lives and help their families. the plan keeps the obamacare requirement that everyone must buy health insurance - but it gives states the option to waive the so-called individual mandate if states can create an insurance system that meets certain standards. in the short term, the governors' plan would also provide money to lower premiums.in a tweet, kasich said the blueprint "is the result of true and real compromise in practice" jessica smith reporting: the senate health committee will hold its first bipartisan healthcare hearings on september 6th and 7th. governor hickenlooper is set to testify. portman: i'm glad we're having hearings on a bipartisan basis. republican senator rob portman says he welcomes kasich's input and wants to learn more about the cost and impact on coverage. portman says congress can't give up on repealing obamacare -- but there must be a plan to replace it. portman: we gotta replace it with something better. we can do that. we know we can come up with something better that will get rates down and will give people more choices. democratic senator sherrod brown said he's reviewing the plan - but applauds kasich's efforts to improve the affordable care act. in a statement he said in part: 'these bipartisan efforts are an example to all of us of how we can work together to come up with commonsense solutions" in washington, i'm jessica smith.

(steve) the trump administration has taken another step toward building a wall along the u-s border with mexico. the department of homeland security announced today the four vendors it selected to build prototypes for the wall. the selected designs are set to be built along the san diego border. congress gave homeland security the authority to pull 20-million dollars from other places in the budget. congress has not authorized any money to actually build a wall. president trump is threatening to shut down the government if congress does not fund the wall. (pam) plans to put harriet tubman on the 20-dollar bill may no longer be a sure thing. it would be the first time a woman has appeared on u.s. paper currency in more than 100- years -- and the first time ever for a black woman.

however, the current treasury secretary.. steven mnuchin's recent comments left some wondering. he told c-n-b-c - quote- "we will be looking at this issue, but it's not something that i'm focused on at the moment." tubman would be a stark contrast to andrew jackson, whose face is currently on the 20. (steve) back in the bay area... san francisco police are making changes in an effort to reduce vehicle burglaries and other crimes. the department announced today that they well be increasing the number of officers on foot and bicycle patrol. in order to fill these positions... officers will be taken from other departments including narcotics. s-f-p-d says the increased visibility of uniformed officers is expected to help prevent vehicle burglaries... which have increased 28 percent over the past year. where staff have cooked up some delicious treats to sell..to help the hurricane harvey relief effortfor those with a charitble nature and a

sweet tooth.it was a win win. over $26-hundred made it into the donation jar, and because chronicle books will match it dollar for dollar, nearly 52-hundred will be split between the red cross and the hurricane harvey relief fund. on monday, kit tea, the hayes valley cafe where patrons can enjoy refreshments and play with the shop's many cats, will be donating half of their day's proceeds to austin pets alive. it's an organization who is helping support the rescue effort of many of the stranded animals.and the massive homeless animal situation created by the catasptrophe. in san francisco... diplomats working out of the russian consulate general are being forced out of the building. the u-s state department announced thursday that it has ordered the closure of the russian consulate general in san francisco... as well as two annexes in washington d-c and new york. the move is a response to the u-s diplomats russia forced america to cut from moscow earlier this year. the

state department says the consulate general and annexes have to close by saturday. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose affordable housing and homeless advocates are calling on tech giant google to do the right. tents were pitched and a prayer vigil held here near diridon station on thursday as activists said google's plans to buy develop land near diridon station will make an already bad housing market that much worse. activists called on google to build 20,000 low income housing units to go along with the 20,000 new jobs that will come with the trnsit hub development. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

get medical attention. > we're getting prepared for an unhealthy dose of hot weather (( pam )) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with what to look out for in your neighborhood in the four zone forecast... éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm

conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. (( steve v.o. )) it's the tenth anniversary of the iphone and now we knowfor sure the new edition will be

announced on september 12,the big question, will the home button go away? button go away? at at&t, we believe in access. button go away? the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ( pam ) apple has made it

official tonight... it will unveil the new i-phone on september 12th.( steve ) the cupertino company sent out invitations today... with the event being held at the steve jobs theater at its new headquarters. there are a lot of rumors swirling about what the new iphone include.

there is talk it could have a bigger screen and the elimination of the home button. this is the tenth anniversary of the iphone so it is possible apple could breakout a few surprises. in sports... the outpouring of support for tropical storm harvey victims continues ... with steph curry himself shooting hoops to raise money.... and the youngest of the ball brothers... only a high school junior... has his own signature shoe... gary has that story... and all the sports... coming up

the tropical strom harvey relief efforts keep coming in from the sports worldthis man lanny brown of "active faith sports" elisted none toher then steph curry to aid the cause active faith

donated $1,000 for every 3- pointer steph made out iof 25 shots he made 18curry himself donated $100,000 to the cause plus $18,000 more for his makes for a total of $118,000 all the bay area pro teams and individual athletes as well have gotten involved through league and personal fundraisers the lakers have been fined $500,000 for tampering with star forward paul georgemagic johnson got himself in a little hot water a couple of weeks ago with joking comments he made on "jimmy kimmel live" about trying to convince george to come to the lakers george's former team the indiana pacers complained an investigation was launched it

found that lakers g-m rob pelinka violated the nba's anti-tampering rules for contact with george's agent george eventually was traded from the pacers to the oklahoma city thunder... but could bolt for the lakers after this season he is from nearby pasadena lonzo ball has his own "big baller" signature shoe costing $495 now it's little brother lemelo's turn"life is sweet. but sometimes old people just don't get it."(rap song plays about lemelo's signature shoe) that's right lemelo who is only a 16-year-old junior at chino hills high school had his own mb1 (melo ball 1) shoe released today by big baller brand the cost $395 which is $100 less than lonzo'sand there is lonzo with lemelo who jumps into a mazzerati and drives offlemelo ball again a high school junior his mb1 lonzo ball has his own "big baller" signature shoe costing $495 now it's little brother lemelo's turn"life is sweet. but sometimes old people just don't get it."(rap song plays about lemelo's signature shoe) that's right lemelo who is only a 16-year-old junior at chino hills high school had

his own mb1 (melo ball 1) shoe released today by big baller brand the cost $395 which is $100 less than lonzo'sand there is lonzo with lemelo who jumps into a mazzerati and drives offlemelo ball again a high school junior his mb1 shoe available now for $395

the raiders and 49ers are wrapping up preseason action tonight ahead of today's game at levi's stadium -- john lynch orchestrated another team trade. the niners send their 2019 fifth-round pick to detroit for guard, laken tomlinson. back in 2015 -- former lions general manager and now 49ers senior personnel executive, martin

mayhew drafted tomlinson with the 28th overall pick. the two-has played 24 out of his first 32 games. he's expected to be the starting left guard in against the panthers. soccer superstar, cristiano ronaldo make history with portugal's national team. in a world cup qualfier match against faroe islands. cristiano scored his fifth hat trick for his country. with his third goal of the match -- ronaldo passed pele with 78 international goals. he is now tied in the top five all of time it's worth noting -- it took ronaldo 144 games to score 78, while pele did it in just 92. portugal won 5-1 meanwhile, five-time ballon de oro winner lionel messi makes this little boy's day. while arriving to the team's hotel before today's game against uruguay. an eleven-year old boy wanted to say hi to messi -- but security pulled him away the argentinian superstar told security to bring him back. the boy was able to take a picture with messi.

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(( pam / v.o. )) take a look at this rare yellow lobster and find out why this7 year old has a good chance to live another 50 years!

(steve) a lobster caught in new england was saved from the dinner plate by his unique and rare coloration.(pam) scientists estimate that the lobster that was caught..... is a one and á30 millioná chance encounter take a look at this... a fisherman caught this yellow lobster from a trap in the ocean. the restaurant that received the lobster donated it to the new england aquarium... instead of serving it to customers. the yellow lobster is seven- years-old.... and scientists say, it could live up to about 60-years-old. last weather and goodbye

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flooded. what you need to know to make them habitable again. >> what are the first couple of things you should do? and a day of giving across america. >> the stories were so touching. the energy was just lake through the roof. >> as disco queen gloria gainor sings a new song. then, the death of princess diana. 20 years ago today. the touching new tribute from her dear friend elton john. plus, ring girls. they announce the rounds at the big fights. did you know that some of them can make a million dollars a year? >> i am a millionaire. and look who bumped into each other. bachelor in paradise's corinne and demario. is all forgiven?

now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. flood waters are starting to recede in parts of houston but the difficulty for those in the nation's fourth largest metro area are just beginning. first responders are going door to door looking for victims and those stranded while at least 32,000 people are now living in shelters. the governor of texas cautions that in some parts of the state rising water remains a danger, and he has this warning for many. the worst is not over. >> we now know what's in the murky waters flooding south texas. a microbiologist from texas a&m tested the flood waters and found disturbing results. high levels of e. coli bacteria and coliform. he found levels of bacteria 125 times higher than the level considered safe for swimming. >> this indicates the very likely presence of pathogenic

bacteria viruses and other sources of disease. >> this is the ruined home of port arthur's mayor. mayor derek freeman posted the video along with a message of inspiration. the search for missing loved ones go on. ktrk tv invited viewers to post pictures of missing people on their website. there are 64 so far. there are more dramatic rescues. this woman rescued from her flooded home is 93 years old. border patrol agents joined in the efforts rescuing this woman found clinging to a utility pole. >> one, two, three! >> disoriented and starving, animals can be seen roaming neighborhoods, even wild hogs. cattle wandered interstate 10. this frightened deer sought sanctuary in a doorway. at deer was