tonight at five: search crews are now fully engaged in the awful process of trying to locate the bodies of victims killed in the butte county wildfire. that fire is already the deadliest in state history -- and the death toll is expected to rise. hello i'm grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. hundreds of people remain missing tonight. 42 people have been killed. so far the fire has burned 125- thousand acres-- and it is just 30-percent contained. more than 65-hundred homes have been destroyed and 15-thousand remain threatened. (grant) kron 4's ashley zavala spent the day with a search and rescue crew.. she has the latest from paradise with the effort to find those who are missing... here in paradise, hundreds of people are spending the limited daylight they have going through wreckage like this...the sheriff of butte

county has requested more equipment and personnel to expedite the search.((pkg)) ((nats))picking up and sorting through crumbled pieces of what was once a home... search and rescue teams spent tuesday looking for human remains."i guess it's a feeling of urgency. that, we have all these people that want to know the status of their loved ones, and so they're depending on us to get the answers for them."about 200 people are involved in the search including law enforcement, members of calfire, and anthropologists from chico and parts of nevada..the teams search by zones... digging through dirt and ash on streets tangled in power lines. with dozens of people dead and only a few identified... the sheriff has requested military morgues and equipment that rapidly identifies dna.crews hoping to quickly bring closure to victims with so many questions.another question lingering for law enforcement... is just how many people are missing from the campfire."we don't know how many are truly missing. because when this fire broke out and spread as quickly as it did, people just fled, in whatever vehicle they could get into, and sometimes due to the traffic jam they abandoned

their vehicles and fled. we just don't know." ((ashley)) officials at this point say they don't know how long it will take to go through it all in search of those who are unaccounted for. (grant) that was our ashley zavala reporting. officials at this point say they don't know how long it will take to search for people who are unaccounted for. meantime... a pleasanton man is continuing to hold out hope that his mother will be found alive. 75-year-old joanne caddy has been missing since the day the camp fire broke out. kron4's maureen kelly talked to her son about the missing person's case... which has now been taken over by a butte county sheriff investigator. i just can't give up i just have to believe that she's out therein the search for his 75 year old mother, sol bechtold says he's been to about 15 shelters in and around butte county and calling the hospitals daily. now a butte county sherriff's deputy has been assigned her missing

person's case....who will have more authority to get information from the red cross and other shelter providers in locating joanne caddy.he said after that the next steps would be for them to go to her property with some dogs to see if they can recover anything and that will tell us whether or not she actually got out of the house or if she was there bechtold knows his mom's house was destoryed. recently a reporter with the paradise post filmed her street in the nearby town of magalia..... he says it was hard to watch.just complete distraction, nothing standing no trees no houses untouched car is melted in the driveways. he comes up to her driveway and rolled passed it and he has the camera focused perfectly on it and it's just completely gone you see bits of the foundation sticking up out of the ground and that's it and you just wonder did she make it outjoanne caddy lives alone...and does not drive or have a car....but her son says his mom's neighborhood is tightknit.....so he's hoping someone helped get her out. he also says he believes his mom's character will help her come out of this in one piece. she can be ornery of times and i'm hoping that that's gonna come out and she's fighting her way through this and i'm hopeful she escapedin addtion to being handed out in the butte county area, this flyer has also been posted up on

twitter, facebook and instagram...in the hopes of getting the word out to anyone who might know where his mother is. maureen kelly kron4 news kron4 news (vicki) and as we reported... more than six thousand homes have been destroyed in the camp fire. fire officials have released a map showing just how extensive the damage is. our ken wayne is in the newsroom with the details. ken? all of these red icons... thse are homes that have been destroyed. thousands of them just in the city of paradise.last night firefighters continued to hold established containment lines. firefighters actively fought the fire and worked aggressively. firefighters provided structure protection and will continue toprovide structure protection throughout daytime operations. firefighters will work to put direct andindirect fire lines in while scouting and putting

in contingency lines ahead of the fire. many risks and hazards along with steep terrain in some areas will impede firefighting efforts. evacuation warnings: highway 162 to highway 99 to highway 149 to 70. áwith exception of shippee road from highway 149 to highway 99nopel road at highway 32, north to the county lin (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) kron4 and our

parent company-- nexstar t-v... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte

county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (grant) breaking news just into kron 4. a shelter in place is being issued in sonoma because of a building fire. the 2-alarm fire was reported on eighth street east in sonoma....that's just east of the downtown square. close to east napa street. people with in a quarter mile radius need to shelter in place due to the large amount of smoke. right now there is no threat to other buildings or evacuations. we will have more information when it becomes available. (gra) taking a live look outside... smoke from the wildfires smoke from the wildfires continues to blanket bay area skies. this is a live picture from san francisco. (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence

karnow is here now with details on how long it's going to last. lawrence? lawrence karnow: hazy skies and a few clouds moved across the bay area. highs were in the 60s and 70s. high pressure continues to weaken allowing for a few high clouds. it will be hazy and chilly tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we will see more sunshine but hazy with highs in the 60s to low 70s. the air quality will continue to improve slowly over the next few days. there is a chance of rain in the middle of next week. (vicki) another big story we're following tonight... traffic is still recovering after eleven of next week.in the middle chance of rain days. there is a chance of rain in the middle of next week.

(vicki) another big story we're following tonight... traffic is still recovering after eleven people were injured in a crash involving 21 vehicles this morning in santa cruz. kron 4's rob fladeboe joins us live from the scene with the latest details. rob? (rob live) i'm here at the intersection of highway one and river street, which was shut downfor much of the day after a big rig gravel truck lost it's brakes, plowed into a line of cars stopped at the light and then burst into flames. nats (cops work accident)one of the drivers caught up in this mess said it was like being being hit by a runaway train except the train was a truck. an out of control big rig that plowed through a line

of vehicles from behind, before bursting into flames. kate clendennon/hit bytruck "...i was just sitting in traffic and i heard a rmble and i looked in the read view mirror and i see this big rig...."eleven people were injured, initially three were listed in critical condition at area trauma centers. the big rig, loaded with dirt, had exited highway 17 and was northbound on highway one approaching river street where a line of cars was slowing for the intersection.officer grant boles/chp"....he was essentially out of control, going 40-50 miles per hour moving along clipping cars, the intersection was backing so he just plowed through the cars..."the big rig came to a stop literally on top of one car and then caught fire, both drivers escaped and are among the injured. as for the cause of what happened here. offiver grant boles/chp ".....preliminary investigation is that the brakes went out, we had numerous witnesses who observed the brakes smoking on the vehicle..."the collisions left a trail of battered vehicles, broken glass and diesel fuel that spilled from the truck. airbags deployed as some of the people rammed by the truck didnt find out until later exactly what had happened.mary sierra/ acident victim ".....i was just

stopped and all of a sudden the ir bags went off and there was smoke in the car snd glass everywhere a dont know what happened...." again, the chp says the truck's brakes failed. but the chp says it is also looking into the possibility that the truck was overloaded. live in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) time now to talk some warriors, read into this what you want, but it appears there's some drama at golden state headquarters. (grant) the franchise

announced late this afternoon...that forward draymond green has been suspended for conduct detrimental to the team. mark carpenter it's not often you see this kind of news around this team, but it seems the warriors have some issues to sort through.... and it stems from what happened in last night's loss against the clippers. let's go back to the video-- tie game against the clippers... warriors have a chance to take the lead in the final seconds... draymond green takes it up the court himself...despite kevin durant calling for the ball. the play results in a turnover, and then afterwards, words exchanged on the bench...exchanged on the bench... both players jawing at each other. warriors end up losing the game... and their back and

forth reportedly spilled over to the locker room. it's unknown what exactly was said, but there are reports that it was intense and it went outside the game, with durant's impending free agency coming up. it apparently got so heated....golden state officials felt the only solution was to have green sit out tonight's game without pay. warriors are back at oracle hosting the hawks...and they'll be without green and steph curry who's still dealing with a groin injury. team general manager bob myers will be discussing the situation pregame.. and we'll have their reaction on sports at 6-45. (vicki) coming up... with another mass shooting and deadly wildfires keeping people on edge in california... how one bay area county is taking steps to keep its residents safe in the event of an emergency. (grant) plus, as the smoke lingers in the bay... we'll talk to to an expert about how to keep our homes and offices from becoming inundated as well. (vicki) and... the scope of the fire devastation is becoming more clear in southern california. right

after the break... the unique way supplies are being delivered to people who've been forced from their homes.

check out this towering cloud in southern california.a sudden flareup prompted new evacuation warnings in a fire that has already destroyed hundreds of homes.the flareup is between the hill fire, now mostly contained, and the giant contained, and the giant woolsey fire has spread to

almost 100=thousand acres ... about three times the size of the city of san francisco.l=a and ventura county firefighters responded immediately. "we are not out of the woods yet, we have some incredibly tough conditions ahead of us."today the air force sent in a giant c=130 hercules to drop fire retardant near lake sherwood. helicopters scooped water from the pacific to douse the flames.the santa ana winds have pushed humidity into the single digits.gusts of near hurricane force push the flames through hills that haven't seen a drop of rain in months. from all that ive seen and heard the fire burned hotter faster and destroyed not only homes but deep infrastructure and other things that make a city a city an image posted on twitter is captioned, "bell canyon has become unrecognizable."this is all that's left of the home james and marcella lived in for three decades ... and had to abandon five days ago. "if we would have been 30 or 40 years younger we would have stayed. but at this stage of the game, you know, i think i told you he just turned 92 on friday, that was his birthday gift.for some evacuees ... the best source of supplies is by sea. boats brought in gasoline,

water and food to people living along the beach in ventura county.for them, and for the rest of southern california, the danger remains critical.while the santa ana winds continue and new fires begin we ask the public to remain vigilant and listen to our law enforcement counterparts on evacuations." (grant) calfire (grant) calfire officials say clime change has hampered their response to the woolsey fire by this time of the year, rains in the northern part of the state used to allow crews to concentrate on

santa=ana fires in the south. but the historic drought behind blamed for the camp fire has diverted resources ... forcing the state to bring in aid from states as far away as indiana and georgia. (vicki) these fires to the north and the south remind us just how important it is to get up to the minute information from emergency services providers. today san mateo county supervisors passed a resolution to make it easier to reach out to more of their residents in the event of an emergency. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the county government center in redwood city with details. dan? (anchor) outside-- overlooking downtown

san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: hazy skies and a few clouds moved across the bay area. highs were in the 60s and 70s. high pressure continues to weaken allowing for a few high clouds. it will be hazy and

chilly tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we will see more sunshine but hazy with highs in the 60s to low 70s. the air quality will continue to improve slowly over the next few days. there is a chance of rain in the middle of next week.

(grant) coming up next on kron4 news at 5... a warning for parents before you head out to do your holiday shopping. the tempting toys that could be dangerous for your kids. (vicki) plus...dirty air - it'll take your breath away. we talk with an expert about how to keep the smokey skies from seeping in and polluting the air in your home or office. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes

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berkley half marathon for this coming weekend has been cannelled.there are growing concerns about how to keep smoke out of homes and keep smoke out about how to keep smoke out of homes and office buildings.for answers kron4's haaziq madyun talked with experts from a bay area heating and air conditioning company that has been around since the late 18-hundreds (pkg)nat/sotpeople looking to prevent smoke from the camp fire from getting into their homehave been ringing the phone off the hook here at schmitt heating & air- conditioning in san francisco nat/sotjenny vance says the number one question asked is...?sot

nat/haaziqand the answer is...? sotnats however vance explains why it is virtually impossible for an air filtration system to completely stop smoke from entering a home sotwhat about shutting off air conditioning systems in office buildings?sot that is some pretty solid advice from a company that has been servicing heating and air conditioning units here in the bay area for the past 142-years...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(vicki) next at 5:30... thousands of migrants are making their way towards the u- s. now lawmakers say the president could have stopped the caravan-- before it even started. we'll explain. (grant) plus after the break... wildfires continue to destroy the state as they burn out of control tonight. what governor brown says is to blame.

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story tonight at 5:30... a wildfire is raging out of control in butte county. this is drone video showing just some of the widespread destruction. (vicki) fire crews did make some progress, and prevented the blaze from reaching oroville. 42 people have been killed-- making it the deadliest fire in state history. hundreds more are missing tonight. so far the fire has burned 125-thousand acres-- and it is just 30-percent contained. more than 65-hundred homes have been destroyed and 15-thousand remain threatened. president trump spoke about the fires today-- thanking firefighters and honoring victims.

"we mourn the lives of those lost and we pray for the victims, and there are more victims than we would ever even think possible. i want to thank the firefighters and fema and first responders for their incredible courage in the face of very grave danger." (vicki) the president is now back- treacking some of the inflamatory comments he made last week about the wildfires. he previously blamed "poor forest management". yesterday he approved an expedited request for a major disaster declaration. (grant) and governor brown is saying that extreme, devastating wildfires are becoming the new áabnormal in california. he also said natural disasters are becoming more intense and frequent due to global warming. jerry brown: "the temperatures are warming. the winds are getting more intense. the fires are more likely. the hurricanes are more intense. warming is occurring because of the continuing and rising carbon emissions. and that's occurring in many countries in

europe, as well as in the united states. and you have an entire republican party that is virtually in denial about this, as well as the president" (grant) governor brown went on to say leaders in europe are also not doing what they need to do in order to prevent global warming. woolsey fire (vicki) also tonight at also (vicki) (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... a majority of the bay area continues to be under a "code red" meaning the air is unhealthy to breathe. (grant)

kron4's will tran reports from santa rosa where schools were canceled today because of the smoke. sonoma county office of education officials said 36 school districts and 12 independent charter schools and other educational programs in the county are closed today because of poor air quality from smoke from the camp fire in butte county. santa rosa junior college is closed but sonoma state university in rohnert park is open. outdoor on-campus activities at sonoma state remain canceled today. county education officials said the liberty school district in petaluma is open today.petaluma is open today.

(grant) also in the north bay... a santa rosa man is behind bars after police say he went into a woman's apartment while she was in the shower and exposed himself. officers say say 22-year-old paul turpin entered the sonoma avenue apartment saturday night through an unlocked window. the woman pushed him and yelled at him-- and officers say he pushed her back and pinned her agaisnt a wall. she yelled again before he finally left. he was booked into the sonoma county jail. (vicki) a model rocket sparked a grass fire in concord on monday night, and police are trying to find the person that started it. the fire started just before

5:15 off barkwood court, which is near ygnacio valley road where a 3-alarm fire grass fire burned back in june. contra costa county fire officials posted on facebook saying that except for a quick and overwhelming response, this fire could have turned out very differently. (grant) a 14-year-old san francisco girl was at home when a robber broke into her house in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. police say the suspect kicked the door in at the home located in the 1200 block of athens street before going in to steal money and then leave. the girl was not injured. police describe the suspect as a man in his thirties. (grant) police are searching for a man they say struck a woman in a hit- and-run in san francisco's outer mission district on sunday morning. the 51- yearáold woman was crossing the street at mission street and geneva avenue at around 11:30 a-m when the suspect, described as a man between 25 and 30 years old, hit her with his car and drove away. the woman was later taken to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries.

lawrence karnow: hazy skies and a few clouds moved across the bay area. highs were in the 60s and 70s. high pressure continues to weaken allowing for a few high clouds. it will be hazy and chilly tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we will see more sunshine but hazy with highs in the 60s to low 70s. the air quality will continue to improve slowly over the next few days. there is a chance of rain in the middle of next week. (vicki) tonight... the u.s.

government says it is working to "harden" the border crossing from tijuana, mexico, to prepare for the arrival of a migrant caravan leapfrogging its way across western mexico. this comes emas democratic lawmakers say spending hundreds of millions of dollars building up the southern border is not the best way to stop the caravan. our washington correspondent anna wiernicki is in washington with more. --take pkg-anna wiernicki: as thousands of central american migrants continue their trek to the u-s border, the trump administration has deployed more than 5-5-thousand soldiers to assist the border patrol when the migrants arrivei don't think it is a proper use of resosorncesanna wiernicki: texas democratic congressman henry cuellar says the president's response is damage controlhe says the president could have stopped the caravans before they even started.we were given $750 million dollars a year to help

the three countries where the people are coming from.cuellar says congress provided the state department with hundreds of millions of dollars specifically to help central american countries improve conditions....so that the migrants can stay at home.. henry cuellar: the money is there it's sitting. they have to get it down there. anna wiernicki: immigration attorney bradley jenkins says the countries in central america need the help... organized crim and gangs are targeting families for extortion or recruitment and on the penalty of very extreme violenceanna wiernicki: jenkins says most of the migrants left their homes as a last resort...president trump says he is unlikely to send more money to central america... until the countries stop migrants from leaving... cuellar says the u.s. should stop sending threats...and send help...henry cuellar: the more we do on security, the more we do on issues that they have, less people are going to come.anna wiernicki: defense secretary james mattis says he'll be at the border on wednesday to check on the troops president trump deployed to help border patrol. in washington, i'm anna wiernicki.

(grant) coming up... a man is kicked out of disneyworld for showing his support for president trump. we'll tell you what he did to get banned from all disney themeparks. (vicki) and a warning for parents before you start your holiday shopping. the toys that could be dangerous for your kids. (grant) and a reminder-- kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to he the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details..

each year... right before the holidays... we find out what toys have hidden dangers. making the list is everything from playtime weapons to pillow-pets. the top 5 worst toys to get your kids... at least according to 'world against toys causing harm,' or watch for short. numr one on their list this year... is the nickelodeon nella princess knight pillow pets sleeptime lights. according to watch... the toy contains accessories that can be removed and swallowed and the batteries could leak acid. number two... the nerf vortex v-t-x praxis blaster. there are concerns with eye and facial injuries, because of the flying discs. number three... the marvel black panther slash claw.

'watch' is worried about eye and facial injuries. number 4... the power rangers super ninja steel superstar blade. again, 'watch' is concerned about injuries to the face and body. and number 5 on the list is... the cabbage patch kids dance time doll. they're worried because the head-band can be removed and ingested by little ones. (vicki) still ahead... we already know there are a lot of hard working people in the bay area. but one east bay city is apparently home to the hardest working people in america. we'll explain.

it's no secret there are a lot of hardworking people in the bay area...(grant) but according to a new study -- some of the hardest workin are in walnut creek. that city was named the "hardest working city in america". joining us now to talk about it is the mayor of walnut

creek -- justin wedel.. mayor wedel - let's look at some of the numbers from the study. the average person in walnut creek works 40.8 hours a week. they also spend an average of more than six hours a week hours commuting. the average household income is 100- thousand dollars. but -- compared to other hard working cities... walnut creek's unemploment rate is among the highest - at six-point-seven percent. other cities:3. tracy - 8

hours commuting...1.5 hours per day7. san ramon - 2.9%

unemployent2.9% 7. san ramon - hours per daycommuting...1.5 hours 3. tracy - 8 other cies:

(vicki) explain. by little ones. details.. 4.com for details.. (grant) (vicki) (vicki) it's no (catherine) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area..tonight it's a high school teacher in marin... jose ahn- chore-doe-key teaches at sir francis drake high school -- where he's known as 'senor jose' to many of his students. among other things he's teaching what's called a 'spanish for spanish speakers' class...which is a huge hit. his class is packed with kids excited about learning spanish with his support and creative techniques. the principal says that native spanish speakers love it...but so do native english speakers.

everyone says his classroom is a warm and welcoming place and his passion for teaching 'radiates outside the room.' students seek him out for advice on life problems - and he's always there for them. the principal says - "every school needs a senor jose.". if you have a special teacher you'd like to nominate, just go to our website and click on 'features' - then choose 'teacher of the week.' grant and vicki? (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: hazy skies and a few clouds moved across the bay area. highs were in the 60s and 70s. high pressure continues to weaken allowing for a few high clouds. it will be hazy and chilly tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we will see more sunshine but hazy with highs in the 60s to low 70s. the air quality will continue to improve slowly over the next few days. there

is a chance of rain in the middle of next week. (grant) next on kron4 news at next on (grant) of next week.in the middle chance of rain days. there is a the next few slowly over to improve will continue the air quality will continue to improve slowly over the next few chance of rain in the middle of next week. of next week. in the middle of next week.

(grant) (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... the happiest place on earth has banned a longtime visitor. find out why disney is not allowing a trump supporter to step foot in their parks. you know when you're at ross and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say.

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the happiest place on earth for one man. he was banned for holding up a giant political sign in the magic kingdom.(grant) and tonight he's admitting it was not his first run-in with the theme park. ken tyndall reports. the picture of don cini's ácheen-ee'sá latest antics last week show him riding down splash mountain with a "trump 2020 sign" and on "expedition everest" he held a "keep america great" sign.we spoke with him from new york tonight via facebook messenger.don cini/trump enthusiast: "they never mentioned the fact that there was some kind of safety issue on the ride, that that i was holding up a sign and i shouldn't be doing that."this was cini - at the magic kingdom - back in late september unfurling a re-elect

trump banner over a second floor balcony overlooking town square.nats: "sir, please remove the banner immediately." disney revoked his annual pass which he says he'd had for 24 years.then - a few weeks ago he says disney called and said he was no longer banned and he agreed not to hang anymore flags.tonight disney sent us a link to their park rules -- and pointed to "the usage of any flag, banner or sign to incite a crowd" under prohibited activities.don cini/trump enthusiast: "and i wanted to actually abide by their rules, and not hold up a flag to incite a crowd, but i kinda wanted to test them. i just really wanted to find out whether or not it had to do with unfurling a flag, or what was written on the flag."cini also pictures of deputies issuing a trespass warning last week.it says he's trespassed from all walt disney world including theme parks water parks resorts and disney springs. (grant) (grant) that was ken tyndall reporting. cini says he now plans to unveil this much bigger 50- foot wide flag sometime next

week somewhere in the united states. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 news at six. we are just minutes away from a cal - fire update on the wildfire burning in butte county. the fire is the deadliest in state history -- at least 42- people have been killed - and hundreds more are still missing.(ken) also tonight - we follow the search crews -- faced with the grim task of finding the many missing fire victims. we'll have a live report from the devastated town of paradise. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six.

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right now --- we want to take you out live to kron4's ashley zavala. she spent the day with a search and rescue crew.. she joins us live from paradise with the effort to find those who are missing... ashley? here in paradise, hundreds of people are spending the limited daylight they have going through wreckage like this...the sheriff of butte county has requested more equipment and personnel to expedite the search.((pkg)) ((nats))picking up and sorting through crumbled pieces of what was once a home... search and rescue teams spent tuesday looking for human remains."i guess it's a feeling of urgency. that, we have all these people that want to know the status of their loved ones, and so they're depending on us to get the answers for them."about 200 people are involved in the search including law enforcement, members of calfire, and anthropologists from chico and parts of nevada..the teams search by zones... digging through dirt and ash on streets tangled in power lines. with dozens of people dead and only a few identified... the

sheriff has requested military morgues and equipment that rapidly identifies dna.crews hoping to quickly bring closure to victims with so many questions.another question lingering for law enforcement... is just how many people are missing from the campfire."we don't know how many are truly missing. because when this fire broke out and spread as quickly as it did, people just fled, in whatever vehicle they could get into, and sometimes due to the traffic jam they abandoned their vehicles and fled. we just don't know." ((ashley)) officials at this point say they don't know how long it will take to go through it all in search of those who are unaccounted for. (boxes) breaking

news...cal- fire is giving an update on the 'camp fire' as we speak.let's go live out to the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico to listen in.

so many homes so many homes have been lost in the camp fire.grant lodes in standing by in the newsroom ... with a closer the newsroom ... with a closer look at the location of the devastation. here's a look at the homes that have been lost. (pam) kron4 and our parent

company-- nexstar t-v... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (ken) after the devastating wildfires... some wonder why power lines aren't buried under ground. coming up... a live interview with an energy expert who says

it's a expert who says it's a good idea. (pam) a huge chain reaction crash .... closes highway- one in santa cruz. we'll show you the aftermath... and tell you what caused it. (ken) san mateo county officials aren't waiting for the next emergency. we'll tell you about the action they took to make sure everyone has critical... up to the minute information. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (pam) (pam) the

fires to the north and south of us ... remind everyone of just how important it is to get up to the minute information, such as an alert to evacuate, or which areas to avoid. (ken) today supervisors in san mateo county passed a resolution so they can reach more people with their emergency alerts. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the county government center in redwood city with more... when san mateo county officials wanted to warn residents about bad air quality last week, they sent out a text alert to those that opted into the program.sot jeff norris/emergency services coordinator 09-16we have approximated 760-thousand residents in san mateo county, we have 72-thousand cable water, trash and energy providersthat's only about 10- percent, not enough if there's a real emergencysotif we cant reach you we cant inform you if there's an emergency in the communityin september the governor signed a bill allowing local governments to access residential contact information from public utilities like cable, trash, water and energy providers so

more residents could be notified during an emergency. tueday san mateo county became the first in the state to do adopt the protocol.sot dave canepa/san mateo county supervisor 47-57and so we have updated emails, cell phone and landlines so we make sure we can hit the masses and that's what we want to do in these events.the san mateo office of emergency services will collect the contact information over the next year, so when there is a real emergency they can contact as many people as possible.sot as you know whats happening in paridsise and malibu these are tragedies so at the end of the day if we can get the most information and in a timely manner we can save lives. 123/save lives

been writing to us here at kron 4 asking how if power equipment is power asking how if asking how if power equipment is responsible for sparking the deadly blaze -- why aren't more power lines and equipment kept underground? joining us to talk about the challenges of this particular solution --- theodore kury, from the university of florida transportation institute ..

lawrence karnow: hazy skies and a few clouds moved across the bay area. highs were in the 60s and 70s. high pressure continues to weaken allowing for a few high clouds. it will be hazy and chilly tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we will see more sunshine but hazy with highs in the 60s to

low 70s. the air quality will continue to improve slowly over the next few days. there is a chance of rain in the middle of next week. (pam) the woolsey (pam) (pam) (pam) the woolsey fire flared up again today. we will have the latest on the wildfire that is still threatening thousands of southern california homes.

(ken) a san francisco e- cigarette maker says it's pulling some flavored e-cigs from stores. but that doesn't mean it's stopping sales. the story coming up. sfx: tinny headphone music

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out today about e-cigarettes - specifically the company juul which is based here in san francisco... the company has faced harsh criticism - for allegedly making its products attractive to minors. today, the company said, it would stop selling some of favored e- cigarettes .. as kron fours terisa estacio reports, some are praising e move, but also warn, more needs to be done. favor pods like creme, mango - will soon be off the shelfs... according to san francisco based juul labs. after facing increasing scrutiny... from the public and the government... juul labs announced tuesday, that it will suspend some sales to retail stores and gas

stations.. and will discontinue social media advertising. e cigarettes have come after attack after new research has shown teens are picking up the product in unprecedented numbers. dr. matt willis, marin county public health. in 2016 we had a low number and now much higher. dr. willis - marin county public helath director says the announcement today by juul is a good first move. dr. willis. yes, right direction. juul's chief executive says they never intended to have youth use juul, but intennt is not enough... the nubmers are what matters. juul is also now supporting moves to increase the age to buy e cigs to 21. in sf, terisa estacio

(ken)coming up at 6:45. more fallout from the controversial nazi salute given by some high school students. what one kid in the photo is saying he wishes he'd done differently. (pam) next at 6:30. dramatic pictures from 'before and after' the camp fire. how a town called paradise ... is no more.

(ken)we want to update you on

the latest fire information from butte county.cal fire announced a short time ago the death toll in the camp fire has now risen to 48. the fire has now burned 130- thousand acres -- and it is now 35-percent contained. more than 76-hundred homes have been destroyed ... 8817 total structures have gone up in flames. (pam) we are getting more and more video and pictures of what's left of paradise .... following the fire.(ken)the damage is so extensive... it's hard to believe.grant lodes joins us now with a look at just how bad it is. (grant)the devastation is really unbelievable.(adlib) let's show you some pictures. this is what a burger king on skyway looked like before the fire.after the fire... just a pile of burned out bricks and metal.bricks and burned out just a pile of burned out bricks and metal. just two

miles away... was cypres meadows post-acute.... a nursing facility.you can see here... from the same angle... just the metal roofing in a crumpled mass.even the flagpole is black and scorched. two and a half miles south... the church of christ... surrounded by big pine trees. now... the trees are scorched... and there is nothing left of the church but the sign. but the sign.of the church nothing left of the church but

the sign. lawrence karnow: hazy skies and a few clouds moved across the bay area. highs were in the 60s and 70s. high pressure continues to weaken allowing for a few high clouds. it will be hazy and chilly tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we will see more sunshine but hazy with highs in the 60s to low 70s. the air quality will continue to improve slowly over the next few days. there is a chance of rain in the middle of next week. (pam) tonight at the largest

wildfire raging through southern california .... is the woolsey fire - burning in both los angeles and ventura counties it has killed two people.. and injured three. an estimated 435- structures have been destroyed in that blaze so far, and it continues to threaten 57,000 more. it is burning more than 96-thousand acres.. so far, crews have managed to contain only 35 -percent of the woolsey fire. (landing/ken) eleven people were hurt in a bizarre traffic accident this morning in santa cruz. 21 vehicles were involved including the runaway

truck that apparently caused the accident. kron four's rob fladeboe reports. nats (cops work accident)one of the drivers caught up in this mess said it was like being being hit by a runaway train except the train was a truck. an out of control big rig that plowed through a line of vehicles from behind, before bursting into flames. kate clendennon/hit bytruck "...i was just sitting in traffic and i heard a rmble and i looked in the read view mirror and i see this big rig...."eleven people were injured, initially three were listed in critical condition at area trauma centers. the big rig, loaded with dirt, had exited highway 17 and was northbound on highway one approaching river street where a line of cars was slowing for the intersection.officer grant boles/chp"....he was essentially out of control, going 40-50 miles per hour moving along clipping cars, the intersection was backing so he just plowed through the cars..."the big rig came to a stop literally on top of one car and then caught fire, both drivers escaped and are among the injured. as for the cause of what happened here. offiver grant boles/chp ".....preliminary investigation is that the

brakes went out, we had numerous witnesses who observed the brakes smoking on the vehicle..."the collisions left a trail of battered vehicles, broken glass and diesel fuel that spilled from the truck. airbags deployed as some of the people rammed by the truck didnt find out until later exactly what had happened.mary sierra/ acident victim ".....i was just stopped and all of a sudden the ir bags went off and there was smoke in the car snd glass everywhere a dont know what happened...."

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most hard working people live right here in the bay area. a new study reveals the average person living in walnut creek, works and commutes more than 40 hours a week. 46.9 to be exact. using u-s census data, insurance company 'haven life,' found people in walnut creek, work 40.8 hours perweek... while commuting 6.1 hours a week. this ranks them residents of the hardest working city in america. the data reveals, the average household income is 100- thousand dollars... although, compared to other hard working cities, walnut creek's unemployment rate is among the highest at 6.7 percent. two other bay area cities made the top 12 list. coming in at number 7... san ramon... with total working and commuting time being 46.2 hours per week. unemployment though is a low 2.9 percent. san francisco came in at number 10 with 46 working and commuting hours per week. and unemployment at 3.8 percent. this study... actually contradicts another "hardest working cities in america" study, this

one done by 'wallet hub' this year, that had san francisco as number one, freemont in second and oakland at 6th. walnut creek didn't even make the list of 116 u-s cities.

(ken) c-n-n isuing president trump and top white house aides for suspending cn correspondent jim acosta's press pass. the lawsuit, filed today, says denying acosta's access to the white house violates his and c-n-n's first and fifth amendment rights. the white house revoked acosta's so-called "hard pass" last week after the reporter angered president trump by asking him multiple questions at a news conference. the white house accused acosta of placing his hands on an intern who was trying to take away his microphone. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders shared a doctored video clip of the press conference as evidence. sanders is one of the six defendants named in the lawsuit, along with president trump. (pam) a photograph of teenagers in wisconsin ...

making what looks like a nazi salute, is causing an international uproar. one student, who did not do the gesture, is now talking about what happened. tony galli reports. the viral photo was taken of students from baraboo high's class of 20-19, on the steps of the sauk county courthouse this spring.one of the students in the photo, jordan blue, seen here not saluting sent journalist les suzdaltsev, who reported the story on twitter... this explanation: 'the photographer took the photos telling the teens to make the sign' that appears to be the nazi salute, with blue telling suzdaltsev...'i knew what my morals were and it was not to salute something i firmly didn't believe in.'student blue calls the gestures in the photo a 'horble act.'the photrapher peter gust did not respond to a reporter's visit to his baraboo home.gust is a former state-licensed teacher in history, english and other subjects.on his photography web site he writes, 'the internet can be a wonderful tool but for some there is an overwhelming urge

to destroy...to anyone that was hurt, i sincerely apologize,' without elaborating on the photo.the baraboo school district refers to the students in the photos "who appear to be making extremely inappropriate gestures... is not reflective of the educational values and beliefs of the school district of baraboo." (pam) that was tony galli reporting. the student who did not salute ... jordan blue ... echoed the statements of the school, in an interview today saying, that salute is ánotá what the school stands for. (pam) residents gathered at the courthouse

yesterday.... where the controversial picture was first taken... to take a new photograph ... where the only hand signs were those forming hearts. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: hazy skies and a few clouds moved across the bay area. highs were in the 60s and 70s. high pressure continues to weaken allowing for a few high clouds. it will be hazy and chilly tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we will see more sunshine but hazy with highs in the 60s to low 70s. the air quality will continue to improve slowly over the next few days. there is a chance of rain in the middle of next week.

in sports... a's manager bob melvin a's manager in sports... of next week.

in sports... a's manager bob melvin wins the most prestigous award for a major league skipper... and we have warriors reaction to the draymond green- kevin durant dust-up that led to green's one game suspension for tonight's game... mark carpenter has that story... coming up at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. (pam) lots to talk about

in the sports world tonight... (ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. we aren't even a month into the season and look what's happened in less than a day. the warriors lose... draymond green and kevin durant get into a screaming match that spills over into the locker room. and this afternoon, green suspended without pay for tonight's game against the hawks. let's go back to how this all started-- last night against the clippers. warriors have a chance to take the lead in the final seconds.. green takes it up the court himself...despite durant calling for the ball. the play results in a

turnover, and then afterwards, words exchanged on the bench... both players jawing at each other. warriors end up losing the game... it's unknown what exactly was said, but there are reports that it was intense and it went outside the game, with durant's impending free agency coming up. it apparently got so heated....golden state officials felt the only solution was to have green sit out tonight. bob myers and steve kerr addressed the situation pregame... kerr talking about the talk that the free agency talk is festering in the locker room. "not the slightest bit. nobody ever talks about kevin's free agency. doesn't bother any of us." "not even in this situation that we're talking about?" "no... no." "we just felt this rose to the level of acting the way we did. and that's a decision we ave to make. i'm certainly involved in it, so is steve. sothat's just the basic thought on that. which is just this was something we felt required the action that we decided upon.""we know about the scuffle you had

at practice with m.j. back in the days. does going through something like that as a player kind of help you understand where the players are coming from?""when you play at a really high level and you're competitive, thuings happen. every team that i've ever been on, thngs have happened. by the way, i kicked m.j.'s ass (laughter)." tipoff tipoff against the hawks set for 7-30 at oracle. we'll have full highlights later tonight. in other big news, the voting is completed... bob melvin is your american league manager of the year. the a's skipper...honored for his phenomenal work this season...leading oakland to 97-wins, 4th best in the majors...and a postseason berth. the team saw a 22-win improvement from last season.. and they got to the postseason, even while dealing with a low payroll and key injuries to his rotation. melvin beat out world series manager alex cora for the honor...and he's now a 3- time winner of the award.. to the nfl-- nick mullens had a chance to engineer some

magic in the final moments of last night's game, but it wasn'to be...and the 49ers are now 2-and-8 going into the bye. --niners giants on monday night football. --san francisco held a 10-point lead midway through the 3rd, but this was another instance in which the team couldn't hold on.. --late in the fourth, giants marched right down the field..and took the lead off of eli manning's 3rd touchdown pass. --mullens had a chance on the last play, but sailed it over the end zone. --shanahan on not being able to close out. "i thought we had a chance to step on their throat there and we didn't. we let them get back in it fast. kept them around, kept them around too long, and them we didn't make the plays at the end. we had every opportunity to, and just as a team, players, coaching staff, we didn;tet it done.""everybody battle their butts off. everybody obviously gave it the best they could, but effort doesn't always win games. execution does." the raiders...busy in the community today and doing some good work. --tahir whitehead, mo hurst and jelly ellis...a handful of players who visited the young patients

at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. --they spent time with the kids.. taking pictures, signing autographs, and even provided some pretty neat gifts-- custom made raiders cars. "just to have the children look at us like, hooo, sometimes they're superheroes, but once we leave the field and take the equipment off, i think this is what's most important. where we can engage them and put a smile on their face." finally tonight, big location change in the nfl... the league announced today that the rams-chiefs game scheduled for monday night is being moved from mexico city to the los angeles coliseum. this is over the field conditions at estadio azteca... the turf is in horrendous shape and a safety risk for players. the league decided it's in the best interest of everyone involved to move it back to l-a. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight

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death trap. >> everybody here is dead. >> the new video. shot by the lone survivor. what you should do if you are trapped inside your car surrounded by fire. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> is that something that i want to go through or do i stop the car? and the married mom of two who fell in love with an inmate. >> what were you thinking? >> now she is learning her fate. plus, the hero boy who refused to give a nazi salute speaks out. >> as soon as i heard the photographer say raise your hand i