heroic firefighters and people who did not evacute... have been killed in the fires.(grant) good evening -- i'm grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. governor brown declared a state of emergency in lake, mendocino, and napa counties. one of the most devastating wildfires in the state is burning in shasta and trinity counties. this is a map of where the fire is located. you can see it's burning in shasta, whiskeyton, and french gulch... and inching closer to redding. nick watt is live in redding tonight with the latest on how firefighters are containing the flames. nick?

(grant) and two wildfires are burning in lake and mendocino counties tonight. this is a map showing where the mendocino complex fires are burning near lakeport and upper lake. so far the fires have burned more than 55- thousand acres and is just 10-percent contained. kron 4's terisa estacio is live in lakeport. terisa how is it looking out there tonight?

(grant) firefighters are

gaining ground on the steele fire burning in napa county. the fire is now 75-percent contained... and it has burned 135 acres. eight structures have been destroyed. there are evacuations in place for pleasure cove and berryessa. (vicki) we are also tracking the ferguson fire burning near yosemite. the ferguson fire has burned more 56-thousand acres. containment is at 30 percent. yosemite valley was evacuated as a precaution. it won't reopen until this friday. (vicki) evacuated or chased from their homes by a wildfire, many residents find themselves lacking even the most basic necessities, like toiletries, infant formula and sun block.(2-shot/grant) those are among the items being donated in response to a plea for help bya south bay woman who is organizing a relief effort for victims of the car fire.(double box) kron fours rob fladeboe has details on that now live from san jose.

(rob live) i'm here at the offices of gold rush express in san jose, which has donated the space where folks have been dropping off donations that will be consolidated with other goods collected in pleasanton and livermore. and then on wednesday, a convoy of vehicles will head north to deliverall this stuff to people in need in the redding area. jamie bruck/organized fire relief effort "....the turnout is just amazing...."after reaching out to friends on facebook on saturday, jamie bruck quickly ran out of room at home and is now accepting fire relief donation donations here at a an office park at

910 bern court in san jose. she has done this before for people in need but this time it's personal. jamie bruck "...i have family that was directly effected by the fire so i thought i'd get out there and help any way i could..." what's needed most says bruck are everyday supplies like toiletries, diapers and other baby needs, dog and cat food, sunblock, energy drinks and masks to help guard against all that smoke. bruck says her grandmother, whose home is lost to the fire, escaped with virtually nothing.jamie bruck/organized relief effort '...just the clothes on her back and a box of important papers. i assume most families had the same amount of time..."bruck and her team are also accepting donations in pleasanton and livermore. they are planning a convoy to deliver the donations to people in the redding area on wednesday. jamie bruck "...it's mostly a lot of mommy mobiles, there's one gentleman coming but mostly it's a bunch moms that are going and we've got trailers that are ready to

go..." (rob live) 4 pm was the deadline for donations here at the san jose location but bruck's team will be accepting donations from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow at main street designs, located at 2196 first street in livermore and from 2-7 pm at 7506 rosedale court inpleasanton. (vicki) and stay with kron-4 as we have continuing coverage of the wildfires burning across the state. download our kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. ((vicki/live))breaking news out of southern california... live images right now out of santa clarita where fire crews are working feverishly to keep this brush fire away from several apartment complexes. the fire was reported just about 30 minutes ago..you can

see the intense smoke rising from the fire.at one point officials say the entire hillside was on fire and dangerously close to an apartment complex.we will keep an eye on this story..and bring you any updates. (grant) an earthquake to report in the bay area... a three-point-seven magnitude quake hit near vallejo at around 3:20 this afternoon. kron-4 viewers from san rafael to petaluma to san francisco reported feeling the earthquake. no damage or injuries. (grant) and in san leandro -- the man wanted in the brutal attack at a bay fair bart station has been arrested. police say 24-year-old ja- shawn combs killed 47-year-old don stevens...punching him...his head then hitting the concrete platform. combs turned himself in and was taken into custody. the arrest means suspects have now been apprehended in connection with all three homicides that occurred on the bart system in the last week and a half. (vicki) antioch police are on the hunt for the person or persons that opened fired

on three men outside an applebees restaurant. (grant) kron 4s' dan kerman is following the deadly shooting for us. he joins us live from police headquarters in antioch. antioch police says an 18 year old was killed and a 16 and 17 year old were wounded during a shooting about 115 in the morning in the parking lot outside applebees at the hillcrest crossroads shopping centersot leslie stroud, jr./witness 12-16i just heard the guns go off, pop pop pop pop and i heard an argument police arriving on the scene found the 18 year old dead... and the 16 year old suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to a local hospital. later police discovered a 17 year old, also with multiple gunshot wounds had already been taken to a hospital by friends. police says they believe the three victims were involved in a

confrontation with another group when gunshots were fired. for those in the area at the time, it's definitely unsettling.sot rick delscastilho/witness 45-53real insecure about the whole thing there's no where for me to hide. it was pretty scary (vicki) coming up -- (vicki) coming up -- former mayor ron dellums has died at the age of 85. tonight we're remembering the legacy the oakland native leaves behind... (grant) and -- a bay area family says they were harrassed because of the color of their skin and it was all caught on camera... their story when we come back. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) a multi-ethnic group of family and friends were enjoying the day in berkeley... when they say they were harassed by white woman who was telling them they don't belong there. the portion of the incident captured on cellphone video has gone viral.(vicki) although police were called, no charges were filed. now one of the alleged victim's says he is ready to press charges. tonight he is speaking on camera for the first time since the incident

occurred...kron4's haaziq madyun has the story you will only see on kron 4. nats/cellphone video"do not touch me, do not touch me!" "look at her. she is steady trying to start some..."essex cook is showing me a cellphone video of an incident that occured over the memorial day weekend in berkeley. he says his multi-racial group of family and friends where walking on shattuck when suddenly they started getting harassed by the woman you see in the video, who berkeley police identified as 32- year-old lauren milewski. cook says when police offered him the opportunity to press charges against milewski he declined. now he says he wants to hold her accountable sot he says the confrontation started after his group, who you see in this photo, tried to step aside and let the woman walk around them

sot that is when things escalated nats/cellphone video"back up" sotsothe says one of the reasons he didn't want any problem is because his girlfriend is pregnant. his young son was also there. he says he also had anxiety about the police being called insot when it was all sorted out milewski was arrested for public intoxication, resisting arrest and probation violation. the police report confirms a physical altercation took place with milewski assaulting one of the females in the group, ripping her shirt. cook wants add more charges to

prevent what he believes is an unprovoked racially motivated incident from happening to someone elsesotin berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news "citizen of the bay area, citizen of california, citizen of the united states, citizen of the world...."(grant) ken wayne is in the newsroom with a look back at his long

and varied career.ken? (ken) san francisco mayor london breed called him a progressive icon who laid the foundation for a generation of bay area leaders and activists. house democratic leader nancy pelosi says she mourns the loss of his warmth and humanity.from the very beginning ron dellums embodied the bay area's commitment to equal rights and justice for all. natberkeley in 1967 ... a scene of almost constant turmoil as students and activists marched against racism and war.ron dellums, then on the berkeley city council, wins a congressional seat, endorsed by prominent figures including coretta scott king, wife of martin luther king.while remaining a leader in the antiwar movement, he also campaigned against apartheid, the expanding power of the military and sexual discrimination.one of his aides would later go on to succeed him in congress. barbara lee talked about her mentor in a 2007 video from the san francisco foundation. "ron always

taught us as his staff that when we make decisions, ask one question. that question is, is this the right thing to do.?"after he retired in 1998, dellums stayed active in politics.in 2006 he was elected mayor of oakland ... nathe found himself battling crisis after crisis.the first ... a garbage strike ... drew an aggressive response.this is not going to fly in our communityhe won praise for ending the deadlock and for his impassioned response to the murder of black journalist chauncey baileythis madness must end!mayor dellums brought in the highway patrol to help police as oakland was ranked the fourth most dangerous city in america.nata ballot measure to increase money for the o=p=d failed.we are in a crisis herein 2008 city workers went on strikewhy do they want to cut servicesin 2009 ... the bart police shootign of oscar grant triggered violent protests ... and more frustration for the mayor.whoever the hell we are we have to come together as a communitynatbut the divisions grew ... when four oakland police officers died in an ambush, the mayor as pointedly

not invited to the funeral. dellums was also critcized for his personal lifestyle .... spending thousands of dollars of taxpayer money on luxury hotels.in 2010, jean quan replaced him, running on a platform that included personal fiscal respponsibility. (ken) oaland's current mayor libby schaaf ordered city flags lowered to half staff today.she called him a home=grown hero. hero.a home=grown hero. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a little cooler

today with patchy fog. highs inland were still in the lwo 90s with 100s in the central valley. the doppler is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra with patchy coastal fog. on the satellite image you can see high pressure but that ridge is finally showing signs of weakening and cooler weather is on the way. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather will continue into next weekend.

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washington state says his son burned his feet on a grate near a seattle splash park. (grant) now he has a warning for other parents. a-j janavel has the story. natson these scorching summer days. . natsfamilies take their kids to splash parks to cool off.natsthe last thing they're expecting. . is having to race their child to the hospital for burn injuries. andrew sechrist/ father:"i've been through hell the last 24 hours."that's exactly what happened to andrew sechrist.he tells me he heard his son jackson crying while playing at the splash pad at the georgetown playfield on thursday.natssechrist says at first. . he thought his one year old fell down. . but that wasn't the case.andrew

sechrist/ father:"his feet were white. the skin, they had basically melted."sechrist says he realized his son walked across this grate.i tested the temperature of the grate around the same time of day the incident happened"i can't keep it here for half a second, and my one and half year-old son walked all the way across." reporter: "sechrist tells me one of his biggest concerns is with kids playing right here at the water park, they're just a few feet away from where this grate is located.""it's hard to see him go through that." sechrist says his son had to go to two different hospitals. "the nurses were looking at his feet, and they were going, oh my god."the little boy also had to spend the night there and now has to wear these bandages for the next couple weeks.only about 24 hours after this traumatic incident. . sechrist tells me he's sharing his story for a reason. "hopefully someone from the city of seattle knows that it happened and they can fix it."

(vicki) (vicki) and -- wildfires continue to tear through neighborhoods in northern california. how a bay area shelter is stepping up to help animal displaced by the carr animal displaced by the carr fire. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. animal displaced by the carr fire. 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. ((grant/live)) breaking

news out of southern california... live images right now out of santa clarita where fire crews are working feverishly to keep this brush fire away from several apartment complexes. the fire was reported just about 30 minutes ago..you can see the intense smoke rising from the fire. at one point officials say the entire hillside was on fire and dangerously close to an apartment complex. we will keep an eye on this story..and bring you any updates. (vicki) and we continue to track the latest on the wildfires burning in northern california tonight. firefighters are struggling to contain the deadly fires near yosemite, redding, and mendocino and lake counties.

six people have been killed in the carr fire in shasta county... and two firefighters have been killed in the ferguson fire near yosemite. (grant) right now ... crews are struggling to gain containment of the fires. joining us on the phone now with cal fire is scott mclean

lawrence karnow: it was a little cooler today with patchy fog. highs inland were still in the lwo 90s with 100s in the central valley. the doppler is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra with patchy coastal fog. on the satellite image you can see high pressure but that ridge is finally showing signs of weakening and cooler

weather is on the way. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather will continue into next weekend. (grant) a bay area shelter is stepping up to help an animal rescue organization displaced by the carr fire. (vicki) walnut creek's animal rescue foundation has already taken in close to 40 dogs and cats. kron4's maureen kelly reports the center is preparing for over 100 more to arrive tonight. (nats)these are just some of the 14 dogs.....and 24 cats that were taken in by the animal rescue foundation..ot herwise know as arf. last week the pups and kitties had been waiting to be adopted at the

haven shelter south of redding.....but as the carr fire erupted....that shelter started to become overwhelmed with strays fleeing the flames. which is why arf stepped in to help....haven humane is actually had a pool of over 500 animals since thursday and so in order to alleviate the burden on their efforts, we are pulling their existing population and trying to get them rehomed like this little one rain, who is 10 months old she is a little broken arm but she's gonna feel quite nicely. she loves children and she's looking for a new forever homeand reign is about to get a lot more company. these photos show the crates filled with over 100 more dogs and cats getting ready to be transported to walnut creek. they are due to arrive sometime tonight.it didn't help that the redding shelter itself decided to evacuate since they were just a few blocks outside the

mandatory evacuation area. these pets who arrived last week....could be ready for adoption as soon as wednesday after they've been medically cleared....the folks at arf say, if you aren't ready for the commitment that comes with adoption, they are always looking for volunteers to foster animals. will surprise supply you with everything you need if it's a cat litter if it's got medical problems medicine, and as a foster you're providing a temporary house shelter for an animal giving it a little increased socialization, that's until the dog or cat is old enough or well enough to be ready to be placed in it's forever home....maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) coming up -- a wrongful death lawsuit has has filed on behalf of some of the victims in the tragic duck boat accident in branson missouri. what the families' lawyers are demanding... after the break (grant) plus -- how t-s-a will be able to track people ánotá suspected of a crime at the airport. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing.

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from t-s-a: american citizens ánotá suspected of a crime are being tracked. the previously undisclosed program first reported by the boston globe - is known as quiet skies. according to a t-s-a official, the program has existed in some form since 2010. officials use information from the intelligence community to decide who federal air marshals should target. the marshal's then observe the people for behavioral cues that have been previously associated with those of terrorists. the goal of the program is to thwart any potential threats.

(vicki) still ahead -- how one woman escaped a boat hit by scorching how lava bombs... we have the video of the moments just before it happened... after the break. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area a houston's woman's

paradise-vacation in hawaii turned into a nightmare when a lava bomb exploded nearby. (vicki) that woman survived with burns to her hand, legs and body. (vicki) the horrifying moment was caught on video. steve campion reports. (vicki) happening now -- a wrongful death lawsuit has has filed on behalf of some of the indianapolis family killed in the duck boat (vicki) (vicki) happening now -- a

wrongful death lawsuit has has filed on behalf of some of the indianapolis family killed in the duck boat incident in branson, missouri. the ride the ducks branson vehicle capsized and sank on july 19th during a storm. seventeen people died-- including the driver of the boat and nine members of a family on vacation from indianapolis. attorney representing the administrator of estate for ervin coleman, who died in the incident -- along with lisa berry and marlo rose wells, administrators of estate for victim maxwell ly. the lawsuit against ripley

entertainment seeks at least 100-million dollars in damages. (grant) as wildfires rage in california... we are now getting help from people... and technology... from across the country. ken wayne is in the newsroom with what we're working on for the kron4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant. scientists from the n-o-a-a in maryland are using high tech tools to watch the wildfires. they are using weather statellite images to help crews locate hotspots-- and track smoke as the fires spread. and it's all in an effort to help firefighters-- and save lives. we'll show you how the technology is able to see dangerous conditions that the crews cannot see on the ground. plus-- we continue to track the fire burning in southern california-- that has now spread to an apartment complex near santa clarita. we have those stories and more coming up on kron4 news at 6. grant and vicki now back to you in the studio. (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: it was a little cooler today with patchy fog. highs inland were still in the lwo 90s with 100s in the central valley. the doppler is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra with patchy coastal fog. on

the satellite image you can see high pressure but that ridge is finally showing signs of weakening and cooler weather is on the way. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather will continue into next weekend.

(vicki) a homeless man in the bay area is on a search. instead of looking for money he's giving something else. know what

if theres one person out there who will take my resume and just offer me a job that would be awesome"(vicki) homeless ... jobless ... but not giving up.(vicki) kron4's michelle kingston shows us the creative way one young man is handing out resumes to land his dream job in the silicon valley. .. (mk)david casarez, homeless "thank you. thank you appreciate it."it's a sight you see at many bay area intersections ... a homeless man holding a sign.david casarez, homeless"i was reall at a down point in my life.

didn't really know what to do." but david casarez isn't begging for money david casarez, homeless"i just need a job. i'm just looking for a job."he's looking for work ... handing out resumes and not accepting cash.david casarez, homeless"my goal long term is to eventually build a start up here that benefits society." michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"david moved to silicon valley after graduating from texas a and m and working as a web developer out of state. he came with a chunk of cash to live on until he landed his dream job.but 10 months later and he's out of money and sleeping on a park bench ... but he is not giving up."david casarez, homeless"i wanted to be in the bay area with all the other tech companies.""if you want to compete and play with the big dogs you have to come out here" "i was like, you know what, let me try something to stand out."and that's exactly what david is doing -- standing on the corner of san antonio and el camino road in mountain view with his resume ...one that caught the eye of a driver who posted his photo on her twitter that went viral --

shared more than 125-thousand times ... and now david says can't keep up with the amount of job opportunities being sent his way.david casarez, homeless"i'm pretty grateful for the support people have shown me."he's confident his week will be filled with interviews ... and says he won't stop until he's offered the position he's after -- a job in the tech industry here in silicon valley.david casarez, homeless "thank you. thank you so much." in mountain view, michelle kingston, kron 4 news. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. ken and grant are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you vicki. tonight at 6... we continue to track the wildfires burning across the state tonight. several fires a burning in northern california right now... destroying everything in its path. and the flames have claimed the lives of firefighters working to keep the fires from spreading. we have a live update as thousands of people are fleeing from their homes. (grant) plus... some relief for commuters tonight. an arrest has been made in a deadly attack at an east bay bart station. we'll have reaction and details in a live report. the news continues, next on kron 4 news at six.

tonight at 6. (ken)tonight at 6. bay area bart riders can rest a little easier tonight ... knowing the suspects in all three homicides that occurred in the past two weeks at bart stations are now in custody. the third and final suspect -- this man -- who police say punched 47 year old don stevens in the head at the bay fair bart station last week -- turned himself in just hours ago. he's identified as 24 year old jashawn combs. (ken) thank you for joining us. i'm ken wayne. (grant) and i'm grant lodes in for pam moore. kron4's michelle kingston is live tonight... with more on the end of what has been a very long two weeks. (grant) we sent out a push alert

to let you know about the arrest this afternoon. make sure you download our kron 4 app for the latest breaking news alerts right at your finger tips. (ken) new at six tonight.... a woman found dead at a bart station over the weekend was identified by alameda county officials today. police say jessica st. louis of berkeley was recently released from santa rita jail before she was found early saturday morning at the dublin bart station. officials say her medical exam showed no signs of homicide or assault. they now suspect her death to be a drug overdose. the 26-year-old had a bump on her head, but no other signs of foul play. a toxicology report is still pending. ((grant/live)) breaking news out of southern california... live images right now out of santa clarita where fire crews appear to

have mostly succeeded in keeping a 5 acre brush fire away from several apartment complexes. the fire started two hours ago in newhall. firefighters have been fighting this fire on the ground.... and with helicopters.... trying to extinguish the flames that jumped to the roof of at least one of these buildings. we will keep an eye on this story..and bring you any updates. (grant) two (grant) two wildfires are burning in lake and mendocino counties tonight. the river fire... and the ranch fire... known collectively as the mendocino complex fire... have burned more than 55-thousand acres and are just 10-percent contained. you can see the map of where these fires

are burning...evacuation orders are in effect for the mendocino national forest in lake county... lake pillsbury basin... and several other areas. you can see the full list of evacuation orders on our website..kron4 dot com. kron 4's terisa estacio has the latest from lakeport.

(ken) the complex fire just one of the fires devastating the state right now. the steele fire near lake berryessa that destroyed at least 8 structures... is now 75 percent contained. the massive carr fire in shasta county is over 98- thousand acres and still just 20 percent contained. and

the ferguson fire that forced the closure of yosemite valley is over 56-thousand acres and is at 30 percent containment. (grant) governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in lake, mendocino, and napa counties. joining us now with the latest on all these fires.... cal fire's scott mclean.

for more... let's send it over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a little cooler today with patchy fog. highs inland were

still in the lwo 90s with 100s in the central valley. the doppler is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra with patchy coastal fog. on the satellite image you can see high pressure but that ridge is finally showing signs of weakening and cooler weather is on the way. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather will continue into next weekend. (grant) a multi-racial family walking down an east bay street... suddenly harassed by a woman telling them they don't belong there. now police (grant) a multi-racial

family walking down an east bay street... suddenly harassed by a woman telling them they don't belong there. now police are being asked to take more action. (ken) the future of gun technology is here. we'll have the latest on 3-d printers that are making plastic guns available to americans. (grant) and the passing of a bay area political legend. more on the life and death of former congressman and oakland mayor ron dellums.

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. (ken)in the east bay...an 18

year old is dead and two juveniles are hospitalized after being shot during an argument early this morning in antioch.kron 4's dan kerman is at police headquarters in antioch with more for us on the shooting. sot leslie stroud, jr./witness just heard the guns go off, pop pop pop popl sotat first i thought it was firecrackers witnesses recounting what they heard, when a confrontation between 2 groups turned into gunfire.sot rick delscastilho/witness 11-17then after about 10 shots i realized these are guns they are getting shot at with. antioch police say the shooting happened about 115 in the morning in the parking lot outside applebees at the hillcrest crossroads shopping center. when police arrived on the scene an 18 year old

man was dead, and a 16 year old was wounded. they later found out a third victim, a 17 year old man also suffering from multiple gunshot wounds had been taken to a local hospital by friends. police say they believe the three victims were involved in a confrontation with another group when gunshots were fired. (grant) in light of the massive wildfires burning across the country... the national inter-agency fire center has moved to what they call preparedness level five. and the majority of the national firefighting resources right now are coming here to california. for more on what this means, kron4's vicki liviakis spoke with former bay area fire

battalion chief... and fema federal coordinating officer... mark neveau. (nu voh) (grant) sheriff's office has accepted

nearly 300 inmates...who had to be evacuated from lake county...due to devastating wildfires. alameda county sheriff's officials worked with deputies from the lake county sheriff's office though the night to safely transfer the inmates to santa rita jail.

286 inmates will stay in dublin until further notice. the river and ranch fires...have forced madatory evacuations in parts of lake county. those fires have burned more than 55 thousand acres and 6 homes have been destroyed. (grant) an earthquake to report in the bay area... a three-point-seven magnitude quake hit near vallejo at around 3:20 this afternoon. kron-4 viewers from san rafael to petaluma to san francisco reported feeling the earthquake. no reports of any damage or injuries. lawrence karnow: it was a little cooler today with patchy fog. highs inland were still in the lwo 90s with 100s in the central valley. the doppler is tracking more

thunderstorms over the sierra with patchy coastal fog. on the satellite image you can see high pressure but that ridge is finally showing signs of weakening and cooler weather is on the way. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather will continue into next weekend. (glo) streets and block major roads

over uber. we'll tell you why people in spain are so angry at the ride sharing company. (ken) and plastic guns being made with 3-d printers. we'll have the latest developments now that the controversial guns are legal. plans for 3-d printed

guns can be legally posted online...as the government reached an agreement with a gun-rights activists that will allow the plans to be posted as of wednesday. the plans for this gun... known as "the liberator..." have been around since 2013. it is a gun made almost entirely out of a-b-s plastic --- the same material used to make lego bricks. but the government originally ordered the plans removed... arguing that the gun could violate international arms regulations. the creator sued the federal government in 2015.... and now will have the right to re-post the schematics. these files actually began circulating friday... almost a week early. by sunday.... 1-thousand people had downloaded 3d plans for ar-15 semi-automatic assault rifles. (grant) spain's major roadways were completely

blocked today -- after the spanish government and taxi cab representatives failed to reach an agreement. more than three thousand taxis hit the streets in madrid to protest, demanding a limit to uber and cabify licences. it was a similar scene in barcelona... affecting tourists and residents alike who had to find other means of transportation. the spanish government has called for additional meetings as tensions remain high. (grant) tesla is now in the business of selling surfboards. the high-tech car company put these boards up for sale online saturday for 15-hundred dollars each. they only made 200 and they quickly sold out. the product description says they've got the same finish as tesla cars and are made with a special light-weight carbon fiber. the boards are now showing up on e-bay.. with asking prices hitting five- thousand dollars. the boards, by the way, do -not- come with electric motors. (ken) there's a national blood shortage... and now the red cross is trying to lure you with a gift. we'll

tell you what they're offering. (grant) and how california firefighters are getting real time help from scientsts thousands of miles away. we'll show you the high tech help that's making a difference. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. 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. maryland are using high tech tools to watch the california wildfires in an effort help firefighters and save lives. (grant) washington

correspondent alexandra limon reports scientists from noaa are using weather satellite images to help firefighters locate hotspots and track smoke as the fires grow. nat so this is basically an infrared imageryhere at the national oceanic and atmospheric administration.. .scientists like wilfrid schroeder use a satellite system... to monitor and map the smoke and heat from the deadly northern california wildfires....wilfrid schroeder / physical scientist, noaaso you can tell the fire has spread from this location, friday, to these locations.the high resolution weather satellite images are updated every 15 minutes...so scientists and firefighters have an "almost live" view of the fires...alexandra limon / washington correspondentthe information that's gathered here at noaa's smoke analysis desk is then distributed to fire agencies as well as the publicthe information is something the fire crews cannot gather on the ground. wilfrid schroeder / physical scientist, noaathat gives them kind of a strategic view of the fire, of the region, and

that helps them allocate resources based on fire behavior, fire progress.and along with firefighters...pe ople with respiratory conditions depend on this information...ellen ramirez / noaa satellite analysteach one of the orange dots represents an active fire and each one of the polygons represents the spatial extent of the smoke plume.ellen ramirez, a noaa analyst, says the green is light smoke, yellow a bit smokier...ellen ramirez / noaa satellite analyst and then, the dense smoke, as observed in satellite imagery is represented in this red polygon.emergency managers depend on the noaa maps to help make decisions about resources, evacuations, and action plans. in washington alexandra limon. lawrence karnow: it was a little cooler today with patchy fog. highs inland were still in the lwo 90s with 100s in the central valley. the doppler is tracking more

thunderstorms over the sierra with patchy coastal fog. on the satellite image you can see high pressure but that ridge is finally showing signs of weakening and cooler weather is on the way. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather will continue into next weekend. (ken)(vicki) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories.

here in san jose a generous response to a call for donations to help victims of the carr fire in redding. her grandmother among those who lost their homes tothefire, jamie bruck has organized a relief. she and her team are collecting food, bottled water, toiletries,diapers and other essentals. in san jose on monday, the drive will move to livermore and pleasanton on tuesday.before heading on to redding on wednesday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news "citizen of the bay area, citizen of california, citizen of the united states, citizen of the world...."(ken ) "citizen of the bay area, citizen of california, citizen of the united states, citizen

of the world...."(ken ) "citizen of the bay area, citizen of california, citizen of the united states, citizen of the world...."(ken )

natberkeley in 1967 ... a scene of almost constant turmoil as students and activists marched against racism and war.ron dellums, then on the berkeley city council, wins a congressional seat, endorsed by prominent figures including coretta scott king, wife of martin luther king.while remaining a leader in the antiwar movement, he also campaigned against apartheid, the expanding power of the military and sexual

discrimination.one of his aides would later go on to succeed him in congress. barbara lee talked about her mentor in a 2007 video from the san francisco foundation. "ron always taught us as his staff that when we make decisions, ask one question. that question is, is this the right thing to do.?"after he retired in 1998, dellums stayed active in politics.in 2006 he was elected mayor of oakland ... nathe found himself battling crisis after crisis.the first ... a garbage strike ... drew an aggressive response.this is not going to fly in our communityhe won praise for ending the deadlock and for his impassioned response to the murder of black journalist chauncey baileythis madness must end!mayor dellums brought in the highway patrol to help police as oakland was ranked the fourth most dangerous city in america.nata ballot measure to increase money for the o=p=d failed.we are in a crisis herein 2008 city workers went on strikewhy do they want to cut servicesin

2009 ... the bart police shootign of oscar grant triggered violent protests ... and more frustration for the mayor.whoever the hell we are we have to come together as a communitynatbut the divisions grew ... when four oakland police officers died in an ambush, the mayor as pointedly not invited to the funeral. dellums was also critcized for his personal lifestyle .... spending thousands of dollars of taxpayer money on luxury hotels.in 2010, jean quan replaced him, running on a platform that included personal fiscal respponsibility. (ken) san francisco mayor london breed called him a progressive icon who laid the foundation for a generation of bay area leaders and activists. house democratic leader nancy pelosi says she mourns the loss of his warmth and humanity. (grant) we'll tell you where you can go to get one of the best views of mars you're likely to ever see. and it's here in the bay area.

(grant) new at six.... the red cross urgently needs blood donors. the nation is facing an emergency shortage - and all blood types are needed. the red cross is hoping to lure donors by offering amazon gift cards between now and august 30th. if you give blood or platelets , the red cross will email you a five-dollar amazon gift card. for more details...head to our website at kron4-dot-com. (ken) happening tonight... the chabot space and science center in oakland will host a viewing party for

anyone who wants to get a closer look at the red planet. beginning at 10:30 pm, telescope viewings and activities for the public will kick off... as mars moves closer to earth than it has been in the last decade. astronomers will be on hand until 2:30 in the morning. mars is expected to be at its brightest at around 1 a-m. (grant) in sports... nfl training camps opened last week... today it was time for stanford and cal to talk about the upcoming college season... (ken) and the 49ers took the day off... but the raiders were back at work... we have the latest on the silver and black... coming up

quick giants news before we get to football... johnny cueto and pablo sandoval and pablo sandoval placed on the 10-day disabled

list ... bad news is reports are that cueto will need tommy john surgery and will miss this and probably all of next season. the 49ers taking the day off in santa clara... but the raiders back on the field in alameda at training camp... jon gruden... conducting his jon gruden... camp... jon gruden... conducting his 4th day of practice as the head coach of the silver and black derek carr... working on footwork drills the defense... without khalil mack... a major concern and need for improvement from last

season gruden... hoping to get carr and the rest of the team back to the 12-4 team they were two years ago... tey were 6-amnd-10 last season... but gruden feels great to be running an nfl training camp for the first time since 2008(sot: gruden & jared cook) jon: " i feel like i never left now. you know i feel like when you get into seven to eight days into training camp your nostalgia if everything is over now. you know we got to do something with this opportunity and it's really great to be back to see the fans at practice. but, i like this team i like where were going. we obviously have some issues that we need to get solved." jared cook: " having him over on our side of the ball, which is different from last year is huge. your hearing everything from the horses mouth you know, everything he wants you hearing it directly from him. so you know how he wants it, you can get it done, you can get the job done faster and its straight to the point." pac-12 media day today at levi's stadium... where again the conference championship game will be played on november 30th...

november 30th... the stanford cardinal lost in last years title game to sam darnold and usc in a cose 31-28 contest... this season they are hoping to get back and win it for the 4th time... with heisman finalist bryce love back they like their chances to get back and make a run at a major bowl game... last season love rushed for more than 2,000 hards... but head coach david shaw said this season will not be about love chasing stats... just getting better in his final season before going to the nfl... and helping the team win(sot: david shaw) this year is about him getting bigger, stronger, being more versatile, different things adding to his game, and we're not going to do the bryce love stat watch. that's going to be the majority of questions he's going to get during the course of the year of course is, "well you're on pace for this, which is maybe different than you were last year," that's not going to be in our thinking just preparing him for those questions because that's not going to be our focus. (wipe to cal)

in thieer first season under new head coach justin wilcox... the cal bears equaled the 5-and-7 record they had the final year of sonny dykes tenue but the general feeling was they improved... especially on defense... but the big question remains who will be the starting quarterback... ross bowers is the incumbant... but the passing game wasn't nearly as productive as in the sonny dykes tenure... when he had jared goff just to name one... here is coach wilcox on his quarterback situation(sot: wilcox) " obviously the quarterback position, you always get that question this time a year. we got a returner in ross bowers who did some good things last year and he has grown a lot . its going to be competitive though for him. we got a couple other guys, so were not ready to name a starter yet, ross obviously has an advantage. he has improved, so i don't discount that at all. but, it will be a competitive camp." lebron james has spent his offseson helping the his offseson james has spent lebron lebron james has spent

his offseson helping the

youth.. this afternoon he opened a public school in akron, ohio for at risk children... the lebron james family foundation launches the "i promise" school which took almost a decade of work to complete. the school will focus on educating children from challenging situations and backgrounds. it will start off with two grades and plan to expand in the coming years. james said this is going to be one of the greatest moments of his life.(sot: james) lebron : " i know the streets that they walk, i know the trial and tribulations that they go through. i know the up's the downs, i know everything that they dream about, i know all the nightmares that they have. because i have been there, i i know exactly what there going through so there the reason why this school is here today. by me being able to put something like this together, i want people to know that these kids should still have the same opportunities as everyone else." (wipe to curry twet) ..... lebron james opens public school today called " i

promise school"..... ...... the school will focus on underprivledged children and families..... ...... warriors point guard steph curry loves it.... he tweeted "freaking amazing"...... ...... curry is an akron ohio native and was born in the same hospital as lebron..... (grant) (grant) coming up... as wildfires continue to tear through neighborhoods in northern california. how a bay area shelter is stepping

up to help animals displaced by the carr fire.

(ken) walnut creek's animal rescue foundation is stepping up to help an animal shelter displaced by the carr fire. (grant) the local organization has already taken in close to 40 dogs and cats. kron4's maureen kelly reports the center is preparing for over 100 more to arrive tonight.

pkg(nats)these are just some of the 14 dogs.....and 24 cats that were taken in by the animal rescue foundation..ot herwise know as arf. last week the pups and kitties had been waiting to be adopted at the haven shelter south of redding.....but as the carr fire erupted....that shelter started to become overwhelmed with strays fleeing the flames. they've already taken in 500 pets since thursday which is why arf stepped in to help.... animals get scared and take off and we want to keep those animals in that area so that families of lost them can relocate them very readily, or if as lead agency with our partners are pulling just the shelter population at this time, however should those animals that need homes will support the system that way as welland reign is about to get a lot more company.that includes this 10 month old little sweetie named reign. who's about to get a lot more company.over 100 more dogs and cats getting ready to be transported to walnut creek. they are due to arrive sometime tonight.the redding shelter is in a temporary home....since they were just a few blocks outside the mandatory evacuation area and felt it prudent to move since so many souls depend on them. these pets who arrived last week....could be ready for adoption as soon as wednesday after they've been medically cleared....the folks at arf say, if you aren't ready for

the commitment that comes with adoption, they are always looking for volunteers to foster animals. maybe you have a spare bathroom where you can put a litter of kittens until they're old enough to be spayed neutered or house this little guy until his arm is healed and he's ready for adoptionthat's until the dog or cat is old enough or well enough to be ready to be placed in it's forever home....maureen kelly kron4 news news kelly kron4 home....maureenforever placed in it's forever home....maureen forever home....maureen kelly kron4

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