>> it's burning between calistoga and lake berry, and we are live from napa county. >> we are at the command center for the fire, this is as close as we can get to butts canyon, this is where the fire is burning. that charred hillside is that's where the fire started at noon today. you can see if you look up the hill, there's still smoke and it's still burning, there's still some flames and the other side of the hillside is where the damage is. the latest update is this fire burned 2,500 saeshgz so -- acres so far. 200 homes in the subdivision were order today evacuate around 1927 this afternoon -- 3:00, this afternoon, and everyone was able to get out in time. the 50 people still in the subdivision they are sheltering

in place. the division chief said he's confident they're safe, the fire crews were able to create fuel breaks around the homes. and overall this is a tough fire fight and so far they believe that three buildings have burned, but they're not sure if they're homes, and adding to the challenges, the division chief says the direction of the wind has started to change. >> right now we're looking at 2,500 acres and 30% con daned. -- contained the winds are transitioning, we have winds change in different directions. >> how does that affects the fire fight? >> it makes it more difficult to plan ahead. and right now we're focusing on life safety and the estate area. we've done a mandatory evacuation, there's 180 homes in the estate area, they've been advised and have evacuation

center set up at the middle town high school, as well as the pope valley elementary school. >> now back on the here live, you can see the flames from the fire, this is called the butts fire it's burning in butts canyon, you can see the flames there on the hillside you heard the division chief mention the winds right about now are starting to change and that's changing the strategy a bit in terms of how to tackle the fire. we'll have the updates tonight, coming up on the 10:00 news. live in napa county, ktvu channel 2 news. at least 200 homes are under evacuation orders because of this wild fire, two evacuation centers are set up, one in pope valley, and middle town middle school. most of the people are concerned of their animals from pets to livestock, we talked with one man who's been called in to

rescues horses. >> we'll drive up with an escort, either fire or rescue people and we'll go someplace, help someone rescue the and animals take them to a safe location. >> and parts of butts canyon road are dloefd traffic -- closed to traffic, which is why there's a need for the about to evacuation centers. meteorologist has been track it go conditions. >> it's hot up there, and what they're facing. >> you're right, very hot and dry. those who conditions combined work against the firefighters, it helps the fire burn faster, easier, and if anything, the winds haven't been too bad. 5 to 15 miles per hour, i've seen the gusts up to #20shgs with a fire this large the winds can gust stronger than that. i want to give you a satellite view, notice the smoke there drifting to the eastern edge of

lake county. for the most part, the winds are from the south and some of that smoke drifting in that direction. and from cal fire, the winds are variable, they could be lingering and moving in any direction, if you smell smoke, a great idea to close the windows. the light winds a plus for the fire, because it doesn't start new fires and it helps to not spread so fast. on the flip side it means the smoke lingers longer. to the south of the fire, tourists in napa valley and residents there were surprised to see a wild fire burn on the horizon. >> i'm visiting from new york, and i saw that on the way n it looked like a cloud on the mountain, and now on those a little different. >> in you can't smell the fire,

near calistoga, but you can still certainly see the smoke, there's a massive smoke plume even though the fire is 12 miles away. we've been tweeting updates all afternoon, as the fire continues to spread, you can follow us and get the latest on facebook, twitter, and ktvu.com. knew at 6:00 -- new at 6:00, the fourth of july days away, they've broken up an illegal fire works sales operation. we're live in san francisco to show you the dangerous devices the officers found and the challenge to get them off the street. >> we got a look at the sploefrss, and we found for ourselves the illegal fireworks for sale here in china town. the sights and sounds of san francisco's china town often include these.

harmless except for the noise as sold in many neighborhood stores. and also surprised, the police who confiscated this cache. >> we happen upon a person who was selling fireworks and we were able to negotiate what we wanted. >> the prosecutors are charge this man with felony possession of explosives and child endangerment. he used a 15-year-old boy as a runner and the investigators say they weren't safe and sane fireworks 73 they got 100 plus explosives for sale at $10 each. >> we're talking about a destructive device. whether it's an m-80, you can lose a hand or arm, it's very dangerous. >> the department wants to prevent a scene similar to this

in oakland, in which illegal fireworks is set off in city streets. but it's a challenge. this one was selling them openly. >> we have uniform and had undercover officers out here, and china town is not the place to come to buy fireworks. >> and he says addition to that the police are doing more educational outreach to vendors, where some may not know what they're selling is illegal. ktvu channel 2 news. a 15-year-old boy, is underarrest tonight accused of a brutal home innovation and alleged rape of an 85-year-old woman. a second suspect is still on the loose tonight. >> well police are still on the hunt to find him, people at the home have requested privacy at this time. and neighbors say the elderly couple are retired and lived in

the home for more than 30 years. >> they've been wonderful neighbors for many years. >> this neighbor rushed home after hearing the elderly couple next door after they were involved in a random home innovation. >> they're wonderful people, citizens that have worked all their lives and they're at the time to enjoy their life in a, pennsylvania, area and -- peaceful area. >> they spotted the car, and gave chase that car crashed into a vacant home. the suv had been reported stolen and tied to a brutal attack on an elderly calm. she was sexually assaulted in her home. >> it tears at you, and turns your stomach, it's not an investigation that anybody wants to deal with. >> police found what could be

gang graffiti on the back of their home. the driver got away. >> who does this? it's -- i can't imagine the fear they went through. the feelings oh my god, i feel really really bad for her. >> for something like this to happen to our elderly, enough is enough. >> the police say the suspects were armed with probably knives, the second suspect is described as a man between 17 and 25 with a severe laceration to his body. ktvu channel 2 news. smoke alarms are set for an important safety upgrade in california, starting today the state law requires that battery smoke alarms must have ten year removeable batteries. the fire department say the new

batteries will save time and keep people safe. >> you don't have to replace them every year and not hear the chirp. it allows the consumer to kind of put it up, and forget it and just let it run for the ten years. >> the new alarms have a hush feature and a place to narc installation -- mark the installation date. it's the end of the road for team u.s.a. in the world cup they lost to belgium this afternoon, 2-1. it was a real nail biter, right up to the very end. >> people packed the plaz say and in true san francisco style it was a colorful crowd. in the red, white, and blushgs some masks, and one bride. and people in this crowd, came from everywhere. >> i'm visiting from seattle.

>> washington, dc. >> but in the cheers for the u.s.a. and this team, this one was harder to recognize. or in fact what they're screaming in belgium. >> we're from belgium capital. >> now for the most part the group said the u.s. crowd was friendly. >> it was tough, and then people started to like us and talked to us. >> right now in belgium, we watch like this, we're not in belgium obviously, so it's the second best thing. >> when they started to yell, the crowd booed and yelled back. there was a common denominator in all of this, a love of so your, and a match that had both sides bight their -- biting their nails. >> it was awesome.

>> in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. more on the breaking news from the north bay where raging wild fire continues to spread by the minute. an update as firefighters work to surround the flames burning right now in napa county. can you call home, 174 square feet the size of a shipping container, welcome to the new bay area reality.

. a man suspected of driving under the influence crashed under an infancy and slammed -- fence, and slammed inside a house. three people were inside the home but were not hurt the driver suffered minor injuries and arrested. the police are looking for a

passenger that ran off after the crash. a jury who refused to award monetary damages. jurors decide the elder grant was not entitled to any money, and grant's father has been in prison on a murder conviction since 1985. he shot and killed a man on the bart platform and they settled another civil lawsuit for $2 million. new at 6:00, san francisco's housing shortage will get a boost from what some call micro apartment. the developers call it between a mix between dorms and regular parents. the goal is clear, more people into less space. but there's draw backs, and the

costs. >> this is san francisco's haze valley, popular with the tech crowd. the plan site of this building that includes 34 micro apartments. >> there's a shortage here, it's getting smaller is fine. >> she's interested. she lives in this neighborhood. >> public spaces all over san francisco that you can take part it, and living in the space is your living space. >> at 174 square feet the apartments are the same size of this shipping container. eight feet, 6 inches by 20 feet, 6 inches. >> very claustrophobic. >> he runs the bike tours, and live in one? >> anything we can do to provide housing in any respect is a good thing. and for some people it right work -- might work great.

>> there can be a psychological cost. >> it's exciting proposition, but again, from what i've seen in reality, where people live like this day in and day out, it's no fun. >> and no bargain. $1,350 a month. >> that's a bit much. >> still, she's intrigued. >> it's enough space, i've lived in small apartments and for me, that would have been perfect in one point and time in my life. >> barring any permit problems, all three could be complete in three years. in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. the state water commission, is going to take more severe

action, to save water. they sent notice to junior water rights holders, asking them to conserve the water, and they're usually small farms. the larger agricultural groups have seniorty over them. >> we have more demand than supply. that's why we've had to take the more strenuous regulations to ask those who are taking the water now to immediately stop taking the water. >> after of junior water rights holders have cut back on their yushgs so far -- use, so far the restrictions are value tare, and they're discussings if there should be mandatory restrictions. a wild fire is still burning out of control in pope valley. here's what it looks like from the chopper, the dry trees and

brush, and sending up a huge plume of dark smoke. it's burned 2,500 acres and 30% contained. we've been watching them trying to stop the fire advance, and three structures have been damaged and no word of injuries. evacuation orders are in effect on butts canyon road and we're continuing to monitor this fire as soon as we get new information, we'll let you know. earlier in the newscast, it's in the upper 80s and very dry in napa county. >> it's a nice day shaped up, and wechz a big drop in temperatures, 10 to 20 degrees depending on where you were at. at this hour, temperatures are running well below what we had. [ audio difficulties ] >> it's widespread into the

north bay, south bay, and we may wake up with drizzle tomorrow. now that we've settled into this cooler pattern, it'll hang around the next few days. on shore breeze, 25 merms and that's -- miles per hour, and it takes that type of on shore breeze to cool down the inland areas. temperatures still holding on to warmth though in the far inland areas, and 83 right now, you hit 92 this afternoon, and yesterday it was 103 so an improvement for your neighborhood and still not as bad as yesterday. 67 in oakland, and it's a chilly one at half-moon bay. 69 degrees, and the evening hours, the clouds rolling back in tomorrow morning the possibilities of drizzle and the afternoon temperatures will be like today.

here are the clouds, in the evening hours, overnights while we're sleeping they're moving back in. tomorrow morning, widespread and they'll peel back, and mostly sunny skies a lot like today. 70s, a few low 80s in the bay. the hot stays in the valley p.m. 71, and 84 for danzville, if you're curious what this feels like, it feels like today. morgan hill, mid 80, and san francisco 65 expected for you. the expected forecast, the temperatures don't change a whole lot, morning clouds, and afternoon sunshine, the evening is clear for the fireworks, we'll track that between now and then. the weekend, the temperatures are warming up a bit. thanks. well, team u.s.a.

battled belgium today and it was a fight until the very end. >> the last few minutes were maefg and a -- amazing and tim how should was incredible today, but not enough for them to advance. mark is up next with sports.

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. unfortunately it's the end of the line for team u.s.a., but the goalie was unbelievable. >> they have a lot to be proud of, and did they ever play themselves well against belgium, and what was to be their final game. they were run ragged, and you see them get ready, tim howard, plays for seattle, a career day, 16 saves, many as you see his work in front of the net of the sensational variety, that's the most saves in world cup history. but we now go to the 92nd minute. just misses the great opportunity. he would have been an american hero for life right there. we go nil nil, and has it is

extra time, very early on, belgium breaks the spell, even, finding an opening and then they add to it in the 105th minute and again belgium, boots it home, 2 nil and finally the americans, score on the second period they're on the board, 19-year-old, julian green, a fantastic goal, just 19, and the 114th minute, dempsey with an opportunity. you watch again the goalie makes a nice save. 2-1 final, u.s.a., you have to be proud of their performance, it goes down 2-1 final and here's the coach with a reflection. >> obviously it's a bummer. we were so close. i think we can all be very very proud of this team. what they've done the last calm of weeks is unbelievable.

outstanding you look at the four games played here in brazil, they've done a tremendous job. >> all right, argentina won the other game, and plenty more coming up tonight at 10:00. all right, we'll see you then. we're continuing to follow the fire that's burned 2,500 acres tonight, and update on the fire fight as crews work to contain the flames, we'll see you at 10:00 as well. good night everyone. >> good night. or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent

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