good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. the fire broke out just after 1:30 this afternoon. so far it's burned about 33 acres in the area of moraga road and buckingham drive. fire officials say it started in an open space behind homes. and right now it is 50-percent contained. we will continue to track the progress of the fire and bring you updates as it becomes available. (catherine) also tonight... the wildfire in yolo county continues to burn out of control. it's now said to be burning one-point-five square miles an hour. thre's some good news - since winds are dying down and the temperatures are cooling off. (vicki) the fire is also causing poor air quality in the bay area... as smoke is filling the skies and ash is falling through the air. here's a look at where the fire is burning right now... it has reached napa county... near lake berryessa... but is mostly in yolo county. (catherine) so far the fire has burned 44-

thousand-500 acres and is just three-percent contained. 116 buildings are threatened... and more than 12-hundred crews are working to get the fire contained. fire conditions throughout northern california are like we normally see in september and october... that's how the yolo county fire has exploded to over 44-thousand acres in just 2 days. (vicki) kron 4's dan kerman is live in yolo county.. he joins us from the community of guinda. dan? .. you are looking at air crews tackle one of three major sections of the yolo county fire... this one is the eastern flank sot chris anthony/cal fire division chief 06-15the wind shift from north to south wind has today increased the intensity outside the community of guinda so far more than 44-thousand acres have burned since saturday... this area along with the southern flank above winters and the western flank

above lake berryessa are relatively rural, with just over 100 structures threatened. sotwith fewer structure being threatened in gives firefighters to opportunity to focus on perimeter control, we id those structures and make sure we get resources in there to protect them before the fire comes throughstill the terrain is very rugged and parts are inaccessible, which makes the firefighting effort all the more difficult sot really the strategy is to use our aircraft to slow the spread of the fire so we can get our ground resources in so they can go direct on the fire and get the fire out. (vicki) here is a list of mandatory evacuations from the yolo county fire. north of highway 128 in yolo county - not including the city of winters. south of county road 23 east of berryessa knoxville road and homes off of highway 128 - between monticello dam and pleasant valley road. at last word-- the evacuation center had been closed because nobody showed up. that might mean those people went to hotels-- or are staying with friends and staying with

out.and get the fire direct on the fire in so they can go ground resources can get our of the fire so we slow the spread of the fire so we can get our ground resources in so they can go direct on the fire and get the fire out. (vicki) here is a list of mandatory evacuations from the yolo county fire. north of highway 128 in yolo county - not including the city of winters. south of county road 23county road 23 east of berryessa knoxville road and homes off of highway 128 - between monticello dam and pleasant valley road. at

last word-- the evacuation center had been closed because nobody showed up. that might mean those people went to hotels-- or are staying with friends and family. several people are out of their homes tonight... kron 4's terisa estacio spoke to those residents who say they are on edge. she joins us live now from yolo county with their reaction. terisa?

(catherine) lets get a check on the weather conditions where the fire is burning right now... (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by... lawrence, what are firefighters up against tonight? lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires still burning to the north. air quality should begin to

improve over the next few days with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. (vicki) we have (vicki) (vicki) we have continuing coverage of the wildfire on our website. you can find information on evacuations and road closures. we also have information

on how to protect yourself from the bad air quality. it's all on kron4-dot- com. (catherine) another big story we're following tonight... as americans kick off the 4th of july holiday week -- security is a big priority across the country. in ohio - a man has been arrested and accused of planning an independence day attack on downtown cleveland. he also reportedly talked about coming to san francisco. karin caifa has the latest.. authorities have arrested a cleveland man they say had a terrifying goal this fourth of july.justin herdman/u.s. attorney: this defendant was walking around downtown cleveland conduction reconnaissance on what he thought was a large scale attack.on monday, the f-b-i cleveland division announced the arrest of demetrius nathaniel pitts. they say days ago he told an undercover agent he was planning to carry out a large-scale attack on the holiday.justin herdman/u.s. attorney: he looked for locations to park a van that would be packed with explosives.before his arrest

sunday, authorities say pitts reiterated his plans to inflict mass harm and specifically target military members and their families. the details are chilling. justin herdman/u.s. attorney: just yesterday he discussed giving remote control cars packed with explosives and shrapnel to the children of our military and uniformed members. pitts, also know as abdur raheem rafeeq, was charged in federal court with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. he had been under f-b-i surveillance since 2017 after allegedly expressing his support for al qaeda. stephen anthony/ special agent in charge: pitts' statements of violent intentions continued to cause concern during the investigation.the f-b-i says pitts also planned to target other cities, including philadelphia, where he had previously lived. authorities say the news shouldn't alter people's july fourth plans because the agencies involved did what they needed to do and will remain vigilant.anthony/ f charge fbi cleveland division: the reason the joint terrorism task force worked is because of all the people to my left and right and we are ever forever grateful. in washington i'm karin caifa. (vikci) (vikci)

i'm karin caifa. in washington grateful. in washington i'm karin caifa.

(vicki) coming up... a hidden camera found in a coffee shop bathroom... we"ll show you where it was found - and why even though it appeared to be in plain sight - it was not noticed right away. (catherine) 12 boys and their coach are found alive... after spending ten days in a cave in thailand. the latest on the rescue. (vicki) and after the break... one south bay city is looking to help the homeless. the new areas now open to people living out of their cars. you could generate your own energy,

at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (catherine) as more and

more homeless people are sleeping in cars and r-v's, parking those impromptu "mobile homes" is becoming a big problem in thebay area... (vicki) one solution is to allow some of those people to park theirvehicles in church parking lots. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story now live frommountain view.rob? (rob live) i'm here on crisanta avenue next door to rengstorff park in mountain view. the idea is to get some of these vehicles off the streets, at least for a little while and maybe privide some assistance to the homeless at the same time. it's not just mountain view bu 40 motorhomes pickup trucks and other vehicles parked here on crissanta avenue right next to the caltrain tracks. there

are at least 300 city wide. this month, a 2-year pilot program begins that will allow some of these vehicles to spend a night or two in the relative safety of a church parking lot. it would help a lot say those who live in vehicles because they can't afford to own or rent a home or apartment.miguel contreras/lives in motorhome "....it will help a lot because there are a lot of homeless families here and now we will havea better place to live and water and a bathroom and a place to take a shower..."the santa clara county board of supervisors voted to fund safe overnght parking and supportive services, including restroom facilities. a new non-profit called "lots of love" will coordinate the program which might just help provide a path out of homelessnesssays county supervisor joe simitian who pushed for the funding. verlyn/martinez/lives in motorhome "....this was once effecting low income families but now it's more middle income families, i'm a college student but i also work...." verilyn martinez and miguel

contreras are living in this rv while they save up for an apartment. they hope to take advantage of the church parking plan if for no other reason than to get a good night's sleep, away from the caltrain tracks. (rob live) pastor brian leong confimred that the program is being launched today with some families being placed at churches as soon as tonight although he did not identify the curches involved. only a handful of spaces will be made available at each church but that could be expanded as the program gets rolling. live in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(vicki) a big story tonight... we now know the name of the east bay woman who drowned... while trying to save three children swept out to sea. it happened yesterday at cowell ranch state beach near half moon bay. 47-year-old aarti senthah-vel from pleasanton was taking pictures of young family members... when an undertow carried them away. she went in after them... but was also swept away. the children were rescued by other relatives... but they couldn't get to the victim. she was later pulled from the water and couldn't be revived. (vicki) the colorado man who killed one man and wounded two relatives in santa rosa...died this weekend from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. authorities say 65-year-old walter ross barged into his son's home with guns and explosives june 24th... looking for his estranged wife. she wasn't there- but ross shot and killed 43-year- old tim gillaspie. he also shot and injured his 41-year old son and 4-year old grandson. ross then shot himself in the head. he died on saturday.

(catherine) police have arrested a man in capitola -- and accused him ofhiding a camera in the bathroom of a popular coffee shop. they say 35-year old sage savage installed the cameraabout a week ago in the 'verve' coffee shop in capitola. he's facing a string of charges - including sexual exploitation of a child. christopher salas reports. voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"he is not employed by the verve and is not associated with the verve."santa cruz county sheriff's office says 35-year- old sage savage installed a hidden camera in the bathroom of the popular capitola coffee shop..voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"what we found is that it was similar to a usb charger, however, it was setup as a camera instead of a charging device."the device was found by an employee in an outlet facing the toilet.. just three hours after sage installed it.voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"during that time, a little bit of over a of images of men, women and children were depicted on that video." and here's a photo of sage walking out just after he planted that camera..

ironically... police say they were able to identify savage by this surveillance camera just outside the coffee shop. christopher salas/reporting "and savage actually doesn't live far from the coffee shop. deputies say they served a search warrant right here on the 800 block of 41st avenue. that's where they say they found even more incriminating evidence at his home.cleveland said they found enough to connect him with this crime... and then some.voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"as well as some additional images that were found on recording devices at his house which depicted some sex acts with women that may not know they were being recorded at the time." (catherine) that was christopher salas reporting. savage is facing 2 felony charges and a misdemeanor. his bail has been set at 100- thousand dollars. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather...

with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires still burning to the north. air quality should begin to improve over the next few days with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. (vicki) still ahead... new charges are filed against harvey weinstein. why the former movie mogul could face

life in prison. (catherine) also - another story of a vape pen exploding... but this time it happened to a mother holding hre baby.. holding hre a mother it happened to prison. face life in mogul could spots inland.the hottest 100 degrees at approaching some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland.

(vicki) still ahead... new charges are filed against harvey weinstein. why the former movie mogul could face life in prison. (catherine) also - another story of a vape pen exploding... but this time it happened to a mother holding her toddler . hear her warning after the break.

a warning tonight from a mother-- after she says her vape pen battery exploded. those flames... left her and a relative with serious burns... narrowly missing her toddler. and we want to warn you... you might find some of the images disturbing. corey davis has the story. bruises on her arm... and down her side. melisa hernandez tells us this vape pen battery exploded friday... then shot out of her bag while she was carrying her 3-year-old daughter.

swollen and burned."> hernandez showed us her burned clothes... and medical release papers from florida hospital. she believes she did everything right and is lucky to be alive. just two months ago a st. pete man died after officials say his vape pen exploded... injuring his face... and sparking a fire at this home. hernandez says her batteries were inside a plastic container... away from metal objects that could set them off. hernandez says she bought the batteries from tampa vapor off bloomingdale avenue in riverview. the owner there tells us he makes every new customer sign a disclaimer explaining what not to do with batteries. (mike synychak, owner tampa vapor)"batteries themselves store a tremendous amount of power so they need to be treated carefully and with respect." (vicki) that was corey

davis reporting. right now it's unclear which company made the battery hernandez says exploded... because the labeling melted away. (catherine) next at 5:30... president trump narrows his list of supreme court nominees. but will abortion rights derail his pick? the latest from washington. (vick) and after the break... we'll have the latest on the wildfire burning out of control in napa and yolo counties. hear from the bay area air quality management as smoke and ash fill bay area skies. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. (vick) tonight at 5:30...

a huge wildfire is tearing through northern california -- burning one- point-five square miles per hour. (catherine) here's a look at where it's happening.. it's burning in yolo county... now - it's also in napa county, near lake berryessa. so far it's burned 44-thousand-500 acres and is just three-percent contained. about 300 people are under evacuation orders. 116 buildings are threatened. (catherine) (catherine) you probably

saw or smelled the smoke and ash from the fires... here in the bay area. it was pretty hard to miss...(vicki) it's creating bad air quality as winds blew the smoke and ash into several counties. joining us by skype now is lisa fasano with bay area air quality management. smoke and ash smoke and ash are creating poor air quality in the bay area and wine country.hot, dry conditions are fueling blazes. a smoke advisory is issued today because of smoke coming from the wildfire in yolo and napa counties. winds have sent smoke and ash into the bay area. people who live in impacted areas are encouraged to avoid the smoky air. people in areas with heavy smoke are being told to go inside to buildings with filtered air or to leave the area until smoke levels

go down.

(anchor) lets get a check on the weather now with chief meteorologist lawrence kanow... (anchor 2) lawrence... how is the air quality right now? lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires still burning to the north. air quality should begin to improve over the next few days with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching

100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. (catherine) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the east bay. a man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison... for a 2014 jewelry store robbery...that left his accomplice dead. 22-year-old trai jones was sentenced last week...after pleading guilty to robbery and assault charges. prosecutors had charged jones with murder... for the death of his accomplice...20- year-old david carter...who was shot by the owner of the antioch jewelry store...howeve r they dropped the charge in exchange for the guilty plea. authorities say jones opened fire as the duo entered the store...shooting a woman who was standing in the area. (vicki) also in the east bay. the search is on for the owner of this adorable

pitbull. she jumped into a parked patrol car yesterday near newell and broadway plaza in walnut creek...to let the officer know she was lost. she is currently at the contra costa animal service center in martinez. the dog has no chip... but is at a healthy weight and is very friendly with people. (cahterine) a man is dead after being hit by an s-u-v while running from police. it happened early saturday morning in san jose near "the plant" shopping center on monterey road. police were responding to a call about a man in a car with a gun. they found the car - and a passenger began running away.. officers chased him until he tripped on the center median and fell into the road. an s-u-v then ran over him... police say the s-u-v kept going after hitting the man... and now they're looking for that driver. (vicki) in the south bay. a rabid bat was found flying around. the sick bat was spotted in the hoover park dog run on cowper street in palo alto.

the bat tested positive for the rabies virus. there is no indication the sick bat had any contact with humans or canines. officials are reminding the public it is important to never touch a bat...or let your pets near a downded bat. (catherine) there are new sex assault charges -- against disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein. manhattan's district attorney says weinstein has now been charged with three more sex assault charges. a grand jury charged him with one count of first degree criminal sexual act for an alleged incident with a woman in 2006. it also charged him two counts of felony predatory sexual assault. the charges follow an earlier indictment for alleged sex assaults against two other women in 2004 and 2013. weinstein has pleaded not guilty to those charges and is free on a one-million-dollar bail. (vicki) a republican senator says she will oppose a supreme court pick who intends

to overturn abortion rights. as the president narrows his list of high court contenders. washington correspondent alexandra limon reports he must consider moderate republicans in the senate. president trump says he's interviewed four supreme court contenders and will interview a few more before he decides on a nominee.trumpand we'll be announcing it on monday. president trump has promised supporters to pick anti- abortion judges--who might be likely to overturn roe v wade-- the supreme court decision that gave women abortion rights...republican senator susan collins of maine, made it clear sunday...abortion rights will be a deciding factor when it comes to her vote on a supreme court justice.sen. susan collins / maine (r)i would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to roe v wade alexandra limon / @alexlimonnew ssenators collins and lisa murkowski of alaska should play a major role in the senate confirmation the two republican senators support abortion right, and republicans only hold a 2 vote majority in the senate...hans a. von spakovsky / heritage foundationi don't think there's anybody on that list who would immediately come in and say, we have to e v. wade.h

is a senior legal fellow at the herigatge foundation, which helped president trump develop the list of supreme court contenders -hans a. von spakovsky / heritage foundation to democrats and liberals who have just gone crazy over this is and think the sky is just falling in... i think they're way over estimating the situation.in this past supreme court term, 19 decisions were decided in a 5 to 4 vote... justice kennedy sided with the other conservatives in all of those cases. spakovsky argues replacing kennedy, who is retiring, with another conservative justice, won't fundamentally change the court. in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) coming up.. more protection for people who work at hotels. the new "panic button" to help prevent sexual assaults. (catherine) and after the break... divers finally discover the 12 youngtheir socc

a cave in thailandfor 10 days..

(catherine) 12 young boys and their soccer coach have been found alive in a cave in thailand.. this was the scene as overjoyed relatives got the word. there's also video of the first moments after two british

divers found them..after a 10 day search. the boys' first question -- can we leave today? rescuer - how many are you? boys - 13.rescuer - 13?? brilliant!! not leaving today. there's two of us. we had to dive. we are coming. it's ok. many people are coming. many many people. we are the first. many people come."(catherine) (catherine) getting everyone out safely won't happen quickly... rescue experts are planning the best way to do it.. meantime, food is being brought in....and a doctor and in....and a doctor and nurse will be checking them out. the boys range in age from 11 to 16 years old. their coach is 25. (vicki) still ahead... lebron is no longer a cleveland cavalier. he's heading to the lakers... and bringing a golden state warrior with him.

a big story dominating sports headlines - lebron james has arrived in california. this after james and the los angeles lakers have agreed to a four year contract worth 154 million dollars. the four- time nba mvp will be playing in the western conference for the first time in his career. james promised to bring the cleveland cavaliers an nba title and did that in 2016. the 33-year-old has played in the nba finals 8 years in a row... 4 of the last match-ups being against the golden state warriors. ( vicki ) and james will bring warriors center javale mcgee with him to los angeles. mcgee and the lakers have agreed to a one-year deal according to multiple reports. earlier this week, mcgee told the media he wanted to end his career with the warriors. the 30-year-old started at warriors 9 times this year. the warriors signed him in 2016 and he instantly became a fan favorite amongst dub nation. and just in to the

newsroom--- demarcus cousins is reportedly going to the warriors. we are hearing he signed a one year deal with golden state. we will have more on that in sports with gary at 6:45. ( catherine ) oakland a's former starting catcher bruce maxwell has been sentenced to two years of probation. that's after he pleaded guilty to a charge in a gun-related incident. maxwell allegedly pointed a gun at a woman who delivered food to his arizona home last october. court documents say maxwell put away the gun when the woman told him that she was delivering food. the a's catcher has struggled on the field this season. last month - he was sent down to triple-a. (vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom. pam? (pam) coming up new at six. we are hearing from a woman who was bitten and then dragged into the water by a shark,. why she says she thought it was a whole lot worse than it turned out to be...

then - first then - first we showed you video of a bart passenger angered by a man eating a burrito on a train.. now, video of a passenger complaining about a man drinking coffee... we'll look into bart's official policy next. these stories and more coming up.. now back to you in the studio for kron four news at five.. (vicki) thank you pam - we will see you at six. (catherine) help is now just a button press away for thousands of hotel workers. employers must provide housekeepers with a panic button while they perform their duties... to help curb sexual harassment and assault. as michelle gallardo reports... sunday was the deadline for employers in chicago to comply with the new measure. one press of the panic button and help will come. at least that's the hope of thousands of other hotel workers across chicago, who as of today must be provided with one of these to carry with them while performing

housekeeping duties. latonia marshall/hotel employee"we have very similar experiences. some of my co-workers have been cornered in rooms. couldn't actually get out. had to jump over a bed to leave the room."stories like latonia marshall's are not new. they're the reason why two years ago, the union representing them commissioned a survey of 500 hotel workers across chicago.karen kent/unite here local 1"58% of the hotel workers we surveyed said they'd experienced sexual harassment by a guest. 49% of all the housekeepers that we surveyed told us they'd seen a guest naked, had a guest expose themselves or had a guest flash them."passed unanimously by city council in october of 2017 and implemented today, chicago becomes just the latest of several cities including, new york, washington dc and seattle with a panic button law on the books. there are over 44,000 hotel rooms in the city of chicago.anna valencia/chicago city clerk "we see you, we hear you, we believe you and we value you."

(catherine) that was michelle gallardo reporting. the city will be relying on hotel workers to report any employers not complying with the law and providing the panic buttons. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires still burning to the north. air quality should begin to improve over the next few days with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s

to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... we take a summer vacation down south...and show you a dine and dish cabo style... that's next.cabo style... dine and dish spots inland.the hottest 100 degrees at approaching some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. (vicki) next on kron4 news at

5... we take a summer vacation down south...and show you a dine and dish cabo style... that's next.

now that summer is in full-swing, you may notice that more co- exotic places.(vicki) g in that's exactly where i take you for for tonight's dine and

dish... a get-away south of the border - at cabo san lucas. it's a magnet for anyone who loves food, drink and fun in the sun. welcome to resort town of cabo. there's plenty of good food in the bay area but when in cabo! time to check out why so many of californians like to head south...to baja californiia. sure, it's the bar scene - like sammy hagars cabo wabo where tequila flows freely... and here at the beach... you'll find sun bathers and guys willing to wheel and deal for ten dollar boatrides. people come here for the sport fishing. but the best part for foodies - fresh fish tacos made by hand only feet from the water. there are roving bands of - mariachi's. and rambo here blowing kisses to the tourists. at the office, just another day! that's the name of this beach bar - the office. aptly named if you want to tell folks back home - you're busy at the office. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine)

ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. kron 4 news at are here with and pam moore ken wayne (catherine)at 5.up kron 4 news that wraps (vicki) office.busy at the home - you're folks back want to tell named if you office. aptly beach bar - the name of this that's the just another day! at the office, just another day! that's the name of this beach bar - the office. aptly named if you want to tell folks back busy at the office.office. (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you vicki and catherine.. coming up tonight at six. we are following the firefight against the yolo county fire... its sent ash and smoke into the bay area -- and is threatening homes. now the fire has spread into napa county - we'll have a live report from the firelines next. (pam) with rising housing costs forcing some to move into motor homes.. tonight - there is a new effort

underway to provide those people a safe place to park in one of the bay area's priciest cities. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six. (pa tonight at 6. the

wildfire in yolo county continues to burn out of control. at one point, it was burning one- point- five square miles an hour. it's easy to forget it's not even peak fire season yet... these images looking more like september or october joining us. i'm pam moore. (ken)and i'm ken wayne.here's a look at where the fire is burning right now... it has reached napa county... near lake berryessa... but is mostly in yolo county.

so far the fire has burned 44- thousand-500 acres and is just three-percent contained. 116 buildings are threatened... and more than 12-hundred firefighters are working to get the fire contained. (pam) we have team coverage of the fires tonight. kron4's terisa estacio is standing by with the latest on the mandatory evacuations in the area. but we want to start with dan kerman... who has the latest on the fight to contain the fire. dan? this is the eastern flank of the yolo county fire, burning just outside guinda... it along with the southern flank above winters and the western flank above lake berryessa have so far charred more than 44-thousand acres in just two days.sot chris antony /cal fire division chief 14-24the real clllentges are we are seeing fire behavior from late june and july that we normally see in spetember and october, this is burning in s steep rugged inaccessible terrain and we are seeing fire intesvity that are very high so there are a lot of control challenges in a fire that's in this vegetation and topography.because the burn area is so spread out and inaccessible in some parts, fire crews are depending on

helicopters and aircraft to put the fire out enough to allow bulldozers and handcrews and fire engines to safely get in and face the fire from the groundsot one of the things we are seeing with this particular fire is a number of spot fires over the main line of the fire which makes control more challenging for firefighters.one thing going for firefighters is that this area is relative rural... no massive subdivision of homes,, in fact with just over 100 structures threatened.sotit certainly helps when donnt have as many structures in the way so we can focus our resources on permiter control around the fire. (pam) here is a list of

mandatary evacuations from the yolo county fire. north of highway- 128 in yolo county - not including the city of winters. south of county road- 23.. east of berryessa knoxville road ..

and homes off of highway- 128 - between monticello dam and pleasant valley road. kron4's terisa estacio is standing by live with more on the evacuations. terisa? with skies so smokey you could barely makeout the vast fields of normally brightly colored sunflowers... they have been doing this for most of the morning. betty bloom took me out on the back porch... she showed me the helicopters using the creek to pick up water to put out the flames. betty bloom, resident i have been watching them pick up water in the creek. i packed up last night, just in case. i came to work, and so smokey. "we were not sure we were going to work, air quality was such residents, but businesses effected out here. cache creek casino is in the area with a large work force, plus, a large expansion project is underway.we will just have to see about tomorrow. (terisa back live)

(ken) now to the pawnee fire burning in lake that fire is now 75- percent contained. it has burned more than 14-thousand acres. double eagle subdivision remains under mandatory evacuation orders... an evacuation avisory is in effect in the area between highway 20 and morgan valley road... and from sky high ridge road to the county line. (pam) the air quality in the bay area has suffered as a result of the fires. this is video shot sunday.... showing orange, smoky skies from the county fire. the 2nd photograph was taken today ... showing how much the skies had cleared. however, a smoke advisory is still in effect today, as wind continues to spread smoke and ash all over the bay area.

(ken) now to the pawnee fire burning in lake county... that fire is now 75- percent contained. it has burned more than 14-thousand acres. double eagle subdivision remains under mandatory evacuation orders... an evacuation avisory is in effect in the area between highway 20 and morgan valley

road... and from sky high ridge road to the county line. (pam) the air quality in the bay area has suffered as a result of the fires. this is video shot sunday.... showing orange, smoky skies from the county fire. the 2nd photograph was taken today ... showing how much the skies had cleared. however, a smoke advisory is still in effect today, as wind continues to spread smoke and ash all over the bay area. (ken) taking a live look outside now at s-f-o...where poor air quality is still an issue... limiting visibility for planes and causing delays of around 45 minutes this afternoon.(pam) for more on the current conditions, here is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires still burning to the north. air quality should begin to improve over the next few days

with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. (pam) firefighters now say, they have a handle on a brush fire that was burning dangerously close to homes in the east bay .... forcing the evacuation of some 20 homes. the fire broke out

just after 1:30- this afternoon... in the area of moraga road and buckingham drive. it burned around 15 - acres. fire officials say, it started in an open space... behind homes. two air tankers and a helicopter were brought in to assist ground crews .. as they fought to gain containment of the fire. no injuries have been reported. a man has been arrested in ohio on terrorism charges..authorities say, he had been planning a fourth of july attack in cleveland.. catherine heenan is here with the latest... including word that the suspect might also have been eyeing san francisco as a potential target.. (catherine) the man has been identified as demetrius pitts...also known as rafeem rafeeq.. he's been charged in federal court with trying to provide support to a foreign terrorist organization.. the fbi says he talked about his plans in chilling detail.. not realizing he was talking to an undercover agent... the fbi says pitts had a plan involving setting offa

bomb on the 4th of july - during celebrations in cleveland. but court documents say he was also talking about traveling to san francisco for 'additional targeting and reconnaissance.' as for the cleveland plot - authorities say he was making detailed plans and included military personnel as targets.. authorities say authorities say pitts specifically planned to blow up a 4th of july parade in cleveland.. he'd been under f-b-i surveillance since 2017 - after reportedly expressing support for al qaida. pam and ken? (pam). new tonight at 6. a community of

r-vs can continue living at the berkeley marina .... for one more week. city officials met today and voted on whether or not they should suspend a law that prohibits people from lodging at a parking lot on seawall drive. this comes after a group of people, known as friends on wheels, settled there in may. the city manager reminded officials that the marina fund faces a growing financial crisis.... partly because of the declining conditions at the waterfront. officials originally talked about a 30-day extension... but decided to vote against the longer stay. instead, they gave approval for the r-vs to stay until next monday morning. (2-shot/pam) the high cost of housing has led to a growing number of people, many of them homeless, living in motorhomes and other vehicles on the streets. (2-shot/ken) mountain view has its share but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a new effort is underway to provide some of those people with safe parking and other services. it's not just mountain view of course but there are at least

40 motorhomes pickup trucks and other vehicles parked here on crissanta avenue right next to the caltrain tracks. there are at least 300 city wide. this month, a 2-year pilot program begins that will allow some of these vehicles to spend a night or two in the relative safety of a church parking lot. it would help a lot say those who live in vehicles because they can't afford to own or rent a home or apartment.miguel contreras/lives in motorhome "....it will help a lot because there are a lot of homeless families here and now we will havea better place to live and water and a bathroom and a place to take a shower..."the santa clara county board of supervisors voted to fund safe overnght parking and supportive services, including restroom facilities. a new non-profit called "lots of love" will coordinate the program which might just help provide a path out of homelessnesssays county supervisor joe simitian who pushed for the funding. verlyn/martinez/lives in motorhome "....this was once

effecting low income families but now it's more middle income families, i'm a college student but i also work...." verilyn martinez and miguel contreras are living in this rv while they save up for an apartment. they hope to take advantage of the church parking plan if for no other reason than to get a good night's sleep, away from the caltrain tracks.rob fladeboe/mountain view "..lot's of love's pastor brian leong confirmed that the program is now underway with a handful of homeless families placed at churches around town as soon as tonight. in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 newss (ken) (ken)what's better than four all stars on the warriors?how about five?yahoo reports demarcus cousins is joining the reigning back-to-back champs...and for a bargain at that...the warriors used exptio

the talented big man for around 5 million dollars for one year.the only knock on this deal is cousins is coming off an achilles tear...and will miss the first 3-4 months of the season.we'll have much more on this coming up with gary... later in the show. (pam) a terrifying moment for a woman after a shark gets way too close for comfort. what she was doing ... that led up to the scary incident. (ken) lyft is moving beyond cars... and into bicycles. we'll tell you about the big acquisition the ride sharing company just made. (pam) you may remember burrito bob ... the man who called police on a bart passenger who was eating on a train. well, there is a new justice seeker. we will introduce you to 'coffee carl'.

bay area viral videos are stirring up controversy and national attention... one of the latest shows a man dubbed 'burrito bob' yelling at a man riding bart while eating a burrito. (ken) video taping confrontations is not new.. but the power of social media has led to instant outrage online ..(pam) today ... another video surfacing ... of a man complaining about a fellow coff on one of the trains. (pam) according to the viewer who sent us this video ... this man was asking an attendant to do something about a passenger drinking coffee on the train .... but the attendant did not make an attempt to intervene. some might see this as another overreation to a relatively minor offense .... however bart's policies do

clearly state... drinking anything on trains is against the rules. (pam) bart's official website says ... "bart police officers will ticket riders who eat or drink in the 'paid area,' which we define as the places where you need a ticket, such as inside the fare gates of a station, on platforms or on any train. state law sets the fine as high as $250 and up to 48- hours of community service for this infraction." this policy has been in place since bart first started running ... in 19-72. (ken)seattle is following the lead of several bay area cities.... taking major steps to reduce single-use plastic waste.the city has banned plastic straws and utensils at restaurants, grocery stores, cafeterias and similar businesses.those who violate the ban face a 250-dollar fine. businesses are dollar fine. businesses are allowed to use straws and utensils with green materials... such as paper or bamboo.greenpeace says 40- percent of the plastic found in the ocean was likely used

only once. (ken)here in the bay area... several cities already have plastic straw bans in place. alameda, berkeley, oakland and richmond are part of a nationwide high 9 cities in california with similar bans.

captured on video. the woman was standing on the back of a boat... giving fish to a group of tawny nurse sharks, a normally placid species , but with powerful jaws and multiple rows of shark teeth. despite the excruciating pain ... her finger was not bitten off. bone."> she admits she was in the wrong .. the message is .... don't feed the sharks.. it's safer and less painful to admire them from inside a boat. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires

still burning to the north. air quality should begin to improve over the next few days with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland.

president trump: i interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court. they are outstanding people. they are really incredible people in so many different ways academically in every other way.

(ken) the president and his staff will be meeting with a few more potential nominees to the u-s supreme court this week. the president plans to move quickly on a nomination -- even as democrats call for him to wait until after the mid-term elections. andrew spencer reports. president donald trump says he will make his nomination for u-s supreme court next monday......making an announcement on twitter over the weekend.democratic senator tammy duckworth insists the decision is being made too soon.sen. tammy duckworth, (d) illinois: "i think that we should wait and let the american people have their say. let's get through the election. we're just four months away. that's not a long time. and then let's take a look at these nominees."last week, duckworth retweeted senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's words from 2016 -- when republican leadership refused to consider a replacement for justice antonin scalia.sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) house speaker: "this is not 2016."mcconnell has said the presidential election at the end of barack obama's presidency was different than the upcoming mid-terms.sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) majority leader: "we're right in the middle of this president's very first term."...but duckworth insists the decision

is important enough to wait. sen. tammy duckworth, (d) illinois: "we're talking about someone who, on the supreme court could end roe v. wade, could help to overturn much of the legislation that protects not just a woman's right to choose but health care."sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "i would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to roe v. wade."republican senator susan collins has, at times, voted with the democratic caucus. she is one of six senators -- including three red-state democrats -- who met with trump last week and who could be key to the confirmation of any supreme court justice.sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "i want a judge who will apply the law to the facts of the case with fidelity to the constitution. roe v. wade is a constitutional right that is well established."i'm andrew spencer, reporting reporting (pam) new charges were filed

against harvey weinstein today. we'll tell you what he is accused of doing to another woman. (ken) if you have a side hustle you're not alone. coming up... the cost of living is driving many people to work extra jobs. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it!

i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. lyft has acquired the

largest bike-sharing company in north america - "motivate." motivate operates ford gobikes in san francisco, as well as many of the most recognizable bike sharing services across the country. the deal is estimated to be worth 250 million dollars. lyft co-founder john zimmer says lyft and motivate are both committed to "reducing the need for personal car ownership." back in april, lyft competitor uber acquired bike-share company "jump bikes" for around 200 million. both companies also applied for electric scooter permits in san francisco last month. (pam) more and more people in the bay area are taking on extra work -- such as driving for ride share companies uber or lyft.. just to make ends

meet. but there are other forms of the "side hustle" which are growing in popularity.... kim hutcherson ... from our partners at c-n-n... tells us what to look out for. call it the side hustle nation! nearly four in 10 americans are working another job to bring in extra cash. that's according to a recent survey by bankrate-dot-com.men and millennials are most likely to be working an extra job. 59-percent of side hustlers do it to earn more disposable income. but 38-percent say they take on extra work in order to cover ordinary living expenses. the four most popular side- jobs are home repair/landscaping... online sales... crafts... and childcare. the median side- hustler earns $200 per month... and the average is about $686 dollars. men are more likely to have a side hustle than women and they tend make more!the report says male side hustlers earn an average of $989 per month, nearly triple the $361 earned by women.experts recommend you

do some competitive research and demanding you get paid what you deserve,also....if you have a contract, read it carefully, and look for any potential conflicts of interests. for consumer watch-- i'm kim hutcherson. (ken) those boys who went missing in a cave in thailand have been found alive. but the new challenge is to try to get them out. (pam) the yolo county fire continues to grow... and there is little containment. we'll have the latest on california's biggest wild fire.

(pam) an update now to our top story... the fast - moving wildfire in yolo county .... has grown to more than 44,000 acres since it started on saturday. the fire has prompted evacuations ..... and threatens more than a hundred buildings. firefighters are using a dozen helicopters to drop water, while more than a hundred fire engines are being used in the ground attack. (ken) joining us now on the phone is cal fire division chief chris anthony.chris, what's the latest on the efforts to the latest on the efforts to contain this fire? (ken) (ken)thank you chris.(pam) time now for a look at

the latest on evacuation efforts in the fire zone... and tonight's other top local stories. here in mountain view a new effort is underway to provide some off street parkng for people living in vehicles. many of those people are homeless. in mountain view alone there are nearly 300 such vehicles on the streets, like these near rengstorff park. but now, a newly funded group called"lots of love" will be provided some temporary, overnight parking in church parking lots. the churches will provide

bathrooms, showers and make other homeless services available in the hope it could provide people with a path off the streets and out of homelessness. in mounain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news after 10 days trapped in a flooded cave days trapped in after 10 after 10 days trapped in after 10 4 news

after 10 days trapped in a flooded cave in northern thailand,a dozen young boys and their soccer coach have been found - alive. catherine heenan is here with the latest on the end of the search.... that has transfixed people in thailand.. (catherine) people are astonished and delighted that after nearly 10 long days...everyone has been found alive. in a video released by thai navy seals...we see the first moments after two british divers spotted the soccer team members - huddled on the floor of the cave... rescuer: how many of you? boys: 13 (inaudible)rescuer: 13, brilliant! we are coming, many people are coming. boys: asking what day it is. rescuer: monday, you have been here 10 days, 10 days. you are very strong, very strong. the men assured the group that

although they couldn't leave right away -- 'many people' were coming to help them. the boys and their coach are described as very weak... this is video of overjoyed relatives - getting the word thateveryone had been found alive. getting the team out safely won't be easy...with experts suggesting it could take many hours.. before even starting that process....food has been brought in and medics are now treating the children and the coach. pam and ken? (ken)new sex assault charges were filed against disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein. manhattan's district attorney says weinstein was charged with three more sex assault charges today.a grand jury charged him with one count of first degree criminal sexual act for an alleged incident with a woman in 2006.it also charged him

two counts of felony predatory sexual assault.the charges come on of top of a previous indictment for alleged sex assaults against two other women in 2004 and 2013.he pleaded not guilty to those charges and is free on a one- million-dollar bail. (pam) police move in on protestors outside an immigration facility in los angeles. among those taken into custody... an l-a city councilman.

(pam) today, the people of mexico are welcoming their newly-elected president -- andres manuel lopez obrador (obra-door).. he has been called mexico's donald trump .... because of his fiery rhetoric and attacks against the ruling elite. he is known for his populist platform ... his victory speech was aimed partly at bringing together mexicans of all political views. the president- elect has pledged to stamp out corruption and tackle a host of other issues. (ken) in southern (ken) in southern california -- several arrests have been made at an immigration rally outside an ice detention

center in downtown los angeles today. police began arresting people for unlawful assembly near the entrance of the metropolitan detention center. among those arrested.....l.a. city councilman mike bonin, who addressed the crowd of peaceful demonstrators. the demonstrators were protesting the federal immigration policy of separating families detained illegally crossing the u.s. border. in sports... just as the 'lebron james to the lakers' chatter settling down ... the warriors one-up the n-b-a again... all-star center demarcus "boogie" cousins is coming to golden state... gary has the details... and all the sports... coming up you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. big big news out of the nba today...

specifically the warriors...

one-year deal with all-star center demarcus cousins... even though he money to stay in new orleans... after they picked up julius randle from the lakers cousins became somewhat expendable... he chose to come to golden state for the mid-level exception of 5.3-million-dollars... the 6- 11, 270-pound cousins is a 4- time all-star and is only 27 year old... he is recovering froma torn achilles tendon that will likely keep him out until the 2nd half of the season... but the warriors are so good they can wait until he is ready... the playoffs being in their sites with this move

the cousins move certainly puts a bit of a damper on the lebron james to the lakers news... nevertheless... james and his wife flew intio southern california this weekend... where they have a couple of homes in brentwood... word is magoc johnson came over and made his pitch for lebron to come to l-a... when james and his wife wwere about to get back on the plane to head to europe for a "couples" vacation (no kids)... he called his agent and told him to call the lakers... shortly after it was had

agreed to a 4-uyear, 153.3- million-dollar deal biut of a side note... when lebron and wife were having lunch at a local brentwood restaurant... they were approached by forst gavin newsom... then maria shriver... despite their inquiries... lebrom would not tell them where he was going (wipe to rondo) less than 24 hours after lebron james signs with the lakers, rajon rondo

is also headed to la. rondo has signed a one year deal worth 9 million dollars. this will be the four time all star's sixth different organization in a span of five seasons. this past season with new orleans rondo averaged 10 points and 12 assists in the postseason... to make room for rondpo... thelakers renounced the rights to power forward julius randle the iconic randleforward julius power rights to power forward julius randle the iconic lebron james the iconic the iconic lebron james banner is being

taken down once again... the 10 story billboard hangs in downtown clevland. nike announces its removal of the banner... which has become a city landmark.the removal is said to take several days to complete. multiple people headed over to take photos in front of it. also... james jersey sales have decreased by 40% in the caves team shop... while in los angeles... laker jersey sales have soared through the roof. he will wear number 23 with the lakers... he wore numer 6 during his

four years in miami warriors rookie jordan bell admits to faking thagt drink of hennessey he took from a fan's bottle during the championchip parade. bell says that he was drinmking on the parade bus... but the scene after his bottle of hennessey was empty... and he went into the crowd to take a few swigs out of a fan's bottle... was purely for entertainment puroses... he put his thumb over the bottle and pretended to drink he said "i wasn't drinking out of someone's bottle,that's nasty as hell." all of his antics in the crowd were purely for the fans saying, " i got my fun in, now back to work." (pam) up next... we'll

up (pam) (pam) up (pam) (pam) up next... we'll take you behind the scenes of a now -famous photoshoot featuring dogs... underwater.

you might recognize these well known images of dogs underwater. and while a lot of people headed to the pool to cool off this weekend... so did the dogs. (ken) reporter katie alexander got a behind the scenes look at how these pictures are made. some dogs also spent some time in a pool, as models for world- renowned underwater dog photographer seth casteel.the photo shoots at sanddancer canine swim therapy & fitness were a once in a lifetime opportunity for some dog's families."it's just a keepsake forever. i was telling people, it's my dog's bucket list kind of thing," mia is an eight- year-old maltese/yorkie mix, who can be pretty shy when she's on land.but, the veteran dock diving dog transformed when she got her chance to get in the pool with casteel."as soon as that dog sees the water, bang, right in the water, going crazy, going bonkers, and the pictures will blow your mind," mia is one of 21 dogs getting one of these special sessions in orchard park this weekend, as part of casteel's national photo shoot tour.casteel has been taking these kinds of photos for about eight years now, and his best selling books, including underwater dogs, underwater puppies, and underwater babies showcase his unique portrait style.mia's family came all the way from ottawa to get that perfect picture of their furry friend."it's amazing. you don't get shots like that!" casteel's photography sessions

start with some play in the water, to get the dogs used to the pool and his equipment. then, it's straight to work, encouraging dogs to dive for their favorite toys, while casteel works to capture the spirit of the canine models doing what they love in the water."i'm just fascinated with dogs. dogs inspire us. they inspire me. my whole life's about dogs. and it's cool to just go along for the ride and do what they want to do," "that's why underwater dog pictures are so much fun is because these dogs are having a blast."no two underwater dog photos are the same. there's a huge variety in the tone and composition. that reflects the huge variety when it comes to the models, even among those taking part in photo shoots in orchard park this weekend."all different breeds, mixed breeds, ages. our smallest dog is around 5 pounds, i think, mia, the little maltese/yorkie. and yesterday we had a 170 pound dog, which was a saint bernard mix,"after working with so many different dogs, casteel says it's hard to pick a favorite.but, he says little mia is a front runner because of her enthusiasm in the pool."when i see a little dog like that, that probably shouldn't be doing this because it never happens, this is a breed that's probably sitting on the couch more or less, this dog is maybe a top 10 underwater dog of all time," (ken) that was katie alexander

reporting. and seth casteel is bringing his underwater dog tour to california this month. (pam) he'll be in sacramento on july 21st. to find out more information on his tour-- head over to kron-4 dot com. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires still burning to the north. air quality should begin to improve over the next few days with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. last weather and goodbye

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