backyard next to a canyon. ktvu's christien kafton is where the department of fish and wildlife are. >> reporter: there is a heard of deer in the neighborhood that made their home here. and this afternoon we captured video of those deer. the mountain lion eat dear regularly. if you need the deer you might be bringing mountain lions closer to your home. >> reporter: homeowners expect the deer lured mountain lions to the area. >> i think everybody should make theirselves aware of it. be aware the cat is here. >> reporter: he spotted the mountain lion twice. the first time on monday night. he heard a noise outside and went to investigation with his

son. >> we walk again yards this way and 15 feet away this cat steps up off a dead fawn and darts up the hill. >> reporter: people were surprised to learn a mountain lysine hunting here but say the deer population is growing. >> neighbors sometimes they just throw food to the deer. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: that can set opdangerous cycle. >> -- up a dangerous cycle. fish and wildlife say mountain lions pose very little risk to people so they won't be catching or killing it. all the same when he left his dog out, he will bring along extra protection. >> i have guns.

i carry a pistol with me. >> reporter: in addition to drawing more deer, meeting wild animals is illegal. it is not a good idea it feed deer, especially with a mountain lion hunting in the area. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. we are following developing news. police evacuated several homes as they try to get an armed man to surunder. the man barricade -- surrender. the man barricaded himself inside his home. authorities got his daughter out safely. continuing coverage on the firefighter in napa county -- on the fire fight in napa county. it charred 3800 acres and only

30% contained. crews are having trouble getting around the fire because it is in such a remote area. they are bringing in more resources. meteorologist mark tamayo has more on the weather but first ktvu's john fowler joins us live at a red cross evacuation center where they are hoping for good news. john? >> reporter: that's right. right now the -- here neighbors have been dropping off pet food, boxes and canned and pet carriers. plus the salvation army began serving dinner for families whose homes are still at risk from the fire. >> reporter: this fire is still burning across the hills of pope valley. clouds of emotions. >> scary. tiring. worrisome. >> she fled her home of 15

years. >> got the kids. got the dog and the cat. chickens and turkeys are still there and my husband stayed back. >> reporter: firefighters protecting 50 homes where resident could not or would not leave. the wind and humidity today favored firefighters. 280 structures remain at risk and evacuations still in effect. american red cross volunteers expected a new surge of needy people. >> we expect twice as many to spend the night. >> reporter: the red cross expects 60 people tonight. >> especially accommodating the people who evacuated with their pets. >> reporter: there is a lot of support in the community. one sheriff's deputy left to feed pets at one house. everyone is hoping that some

homeowners may be able to go back tonight. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> anytime you have a wildfire the weather is a big factor. our meteorologist mark tamayo now. >> the conditions leading up to the fire, monday, temperatures near triple digits. that set things up, dried things out. live pictures from news chopper 2. i have been watching this, this is a huge area and the terrain, firefighters can't get in and out of all the hot spots here. the terrain is a huge obstacle. as far as the conditions for today, you can see the latest on the satellite. the fog is not in the north bay, it is off shore. that was good news. reading the reports from this

morning, theworth quizzes were improving. into the afternoon hours things heated up. 91 degrees. humidity 33%. that will be increasing over night as the moisture pushes close to the area. winds are light and variable. dry and hot in the region. the weather change we are waiting for to bring a big change not setting up for today or tomorrow. >> thank you. firefighters battling the flames in napa county are getting help. governor jerry brown says a grant will allow fire agencies to apply for 75% reimbursement. cal fire says right now 16 agencies are working together to gain control of the fire that started yesterday. the financial support is coming from fema. an important warning for

drivers. caltrans is closing off interstate 280 at 9:00 p.m. tonight it will be closed till 5:00 a.m. monday for road repairs. happening now, ktvu's amber lee has the plan for the closure. >> reporter: we are on indiana vote. 280 north bound -- street. 280 north bound, between 101 and 280 to king street. they hope to reopen monday. crews will take out the road with a jack hammer and putting in a new one. the road was built in 1964. it is warn and time to be replaced. officials estimate 130,000 motorist use 280 each day. officials say the closure is expected to cause traffic back ups. >> you never know how bad it

will be. i would say minimum, i would say give yourself another hour. >> the work is expected to be completed this weekend and it will open 5:00 a.m. mondays. they are advising people to take public transit and the other alternatives are 101 or surface streets. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. very important and visual warning as the 4th of july is upon us. look at what happened to a man. residents heard a explosion last night and called 911. deputies found a man holding his arm and covered in blood. he was holding a fire work when it exploded in his hand. the man was flown to a hospital. it is unclear how badly he was injured. deputies e-mailed us this photo. it is a reminder on how dangerous fireworks could be.

firefighters are sitting on countless kegs of exploded. ktvu's tom vacar joins us now with the explosive problem. tom? >> reporter: just take a look at how dry the fuel in. law says seized fireworks must be turned over for safe disposal at federal facilities in louisiana or missouri at $6 a pounds. >> reporter: for two years now the state couldn't afford disposet and holds 300,000 pounds of fireworks and no more space available. he says that left local agencies holding the seized explosives. >> every fire agency in california has the same issue. we have these dangerous goods,

explosives, putting them into residential neighborhoods and storing them there. >> reporter: most are professionally made to be used by professionals and they remain stable in storage but we are getting things like these, they are not stable. they are made by non- professionals. if they go off they become weapons of mass destruction. >> we had it store a lot of dangerous fireworks for a long time. >> much has changed in the last couple years. >> the biggest problem we dealt with were cherry bombs, m 80s, bottle rockets. in the last couple years, these large scale dangerous fireworks being brought in from out of the state. the drought increased the fire danger. >> we had no fire units to send

to the new fires. all caused by these dangerous fireworks. >> reporter: though the legislator granted funding to clear up the back log, 100,000 ponds are expected to be seized this year to go into storage. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. benicia is under an emergency ordinance go save water -- to save water. people can only water between 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. on alternate days and there is no watering on sundays. the city says lawns are one of the biggest water hogs. >> i would prefer people did not water their lawn. the they will be brown. to say that brown is the new green. >> for the first month officials say it is about

education. after that a warning for a first offense. and up to $250 fine for the 4 4th violation. >> reporter: watch what happens here. incredible pictures from philadelphia. maybe we don't have the pick cars. a food truck exploded. -- pictures. a food truck exploded. >> a food truck explosion sparks a closer look at propane in the bay area. >> buster posey goes to camp. find out if he was a big hit. female announcer: sleep train's 4th of july sale doesn't just end sunday...

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okay. this is the video i was talking about. check this out. it happened in philadelphia. a food truck exploded because

of a leak in a propane tank. when police arrived they found a number of victims lying in the street. one person was on fire. 13 people were hurt. 5 are in critical condition. including the owner of the truck and her daughter. investigators said today a leak from one of two propane tanks created a vapor cloud that was ignited by the cooking grills. the truck was licensed to operate and open for business at the time of the explosion. that explosion was a hot topic today and ktvu's david stevenson is looking at who is making food trucks here are safe for customers and workers. >> that explosion in philadelphia made vendors at this food truck park think twice about their own safety. the explosion is huge as a

propane tank ignites tuesday afternoon, injuring a mother and daughter. >> alarming to know that that could happen. >> reporter: most of the food trucks here use propane to cook meals. >> sometimes wind blow you smell right away. >> there were two tank leaks in the last two years that prompted the trucks to shut down. >> open up the ventilation. in case we turn on the protain there is no protain lingering -- propane lingering around. >> reporter: the firefighter annually checks the tank and the equipment before issuing permits. >> check there is no leak, loose fittings. >> his chickb truck is safer

than older vehicles -- cricken truck is safer than older vehicle -- chicken truck is safer than older weeks. >> ours is on the side. >> reporter: alameda county requires a permit. contra costa county requires the same along with fire department approval. san francisco fire officials want people looking out for trucks operating without a permit. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police are investigating another hate crime during gay pride weekend at castro near 18th street. police say a group of people assaulted two people. police are looking for witnesses and gathering surveillance video from the area around the time of the attack. one men of the organization says this is part of a disturbing trend. >> i think it is something that

is becoming more and more of i hate to stay, but a sport. >> this is the second possible hate crime that happened during pride festivities. police say they don't believe the attacks are connected. walgreen's agreed to pay $180,000 to settle a lawsuit and they agreed to revise its policies. the former cashier has diabetes and she ate a bag of chips before paying for them. she was then fired. she had worked for walgreen's for 18 years and they knew she was diabetic. looks like summer out there. the fog making its move back

into the bay. keeping the beaches on the cool side. deck of over cast out there. temperatures from today, upper 50s in pacifica. 60s and 70s around the bay. warmest locations inland, 80s to 90s. antioch 92 degrees. on the satellite. fog bachugging the bay area -- bank hugging the bay area coast line. current numbers, warm towards fairfield, antioch, livermore, 74 degrees. san francisco 59. coastal fog pushing back. here is our live camera looking towards the bay bridge. tomorrow cool for the beaches, warm inland and no big changes for the 4th of july. morning fog clearing back to the coast line into the afternoon hours on friday. over night lows thursday morning, lots of 50s, santa rosa, san francisco, san jose 58. the clouds off shore for the

beaches and around the bay itself thursday morning. this area of low pressure into northern california it will stick around for tomorrow. no big changes for thursday but then high pressure returns by friday for the 4th of july and the warming trend continues into saturday and sunday. by sunday the warmest locations inland approaching the mid-90s. 94 to 95 degrees. early look at the fireworks forecast for friday evening. beaches 50s. around the bay, 60s to 70s. san francisco the fog is bumping up close to the golden gate bridge. we will call it partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the upper 50s. 9:30 p.m. friday night. the fog regrouping near the coast, towards oakland, hayward and fremont tomorrow morning and clearing back into the

afternoon hours. a big temperature range. 50s for the beaches. inland 90 degrees. brentwood 89. walnut creek 86. oaklands 71. san jose 83. santa clara 81 and san francisco 66 degrees. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, we will warm up, especially away from the coast line, inland. sunday will be the hottest day of the weekend. monday the warming continues into next week as well. >> iffy on the 4th of july -- >> yeah. fog close to the coast. >> thank you. running loose in san francisco. the marmot was spotted yesterday under the deck of a home. officials tell ktvu they were able to capture it today. it will get a health check before it is released in yosemite. this is the second summer in a row a marmot ended up in san francisco. a chance of a life time.

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mark is here now. the tigers -- >> just talking about that. every team has one team that they don't match-up against and that would be for the a's the tigers. last couple years they eliminated them from the world series. verlander gave up 9 hits, two runs in the first. one on coco crisp. deposit into the right field seats. brandon moss, 19th of the year. also solo. 2-0 a's but the tigers, all them. six runs in the sixth inning. today rbi single. good to cash in a pair. tigers sweep 3. 9-3 is the final. a's will be happy to get home. the giants happy to open up a series with a victory over the cardinals last night behind tim

lincecum. today buster posey giving back. he is leading a baseball camp. you see this morning. 350 kids out there learning from one of the best in the business. grades 3-7. his mind never far from the giants hoping last night's beauty from tim lincecum will get things turned around for them. >> hopefully -- i think last night was the first time we won the opening game in a series in a while. hopefully we get momentum. >> stanford had a couple guys drafted in to the nba this year. none for cal but their star center, good news for him, he signs with the houston rockets summer league team. he was undrafted but he will get a chance to show off this summer and perhaps end up with a nba contract come the fall. good for him and good news are

the giants, dodgers lost this afternoon. if the giants win tonight they will be back up by a game and a half. that is the sporting life for right now. >> thank you. tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, medical marijuana clubs closing their doors, we are talking talking to the hundreds of workers who will lose their jobs. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you are joining us. good night.

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