investigators say it started with an illegal campfire. fighting fires at ground level is risky so air support is critical out there. chris martinez got an inside look at the aircraft used most to help fight the flames. >> reporter: firefighters battling california's largest wildfires call this their big gun. >> when you're up there trying

they paid close attention and were able to observe in the background the famous silhouettes over campfire in the discussions to get a sense of a powerful sense of what was happening. they were interesting because as they recounted later, they thought the initial meeting is being this kind of struggle of two egos. too powerful and accomplished men that have defined a common ground. i think the most interesting observation came when one of the guys observed getting in roosevelt's face of it. he admonished roosevelt and said you've got to get over these habits. i think what's fascinating is roosevelt accepted the criticism and acted on it as well and it's interesting he hasn't known this guy that 48 hours yet you're telling me he's got to give up the passion of his and he's open to the idea to me what is critical about that is it illustrates just the trust roosevelt was giving in a very short span and i think that revelation stands out as something monumental because it all turned roosevelt' view of te natural world all of a sudden he was giving the ability to affect his plaintiff view. >> t

campfires and charcoal barbecues are still banned until fire restrictions are lifted... which will probably happen in early october./// sherry how's the weathe ((sherry swensk)) eventually we'll have a break in the hot temps... but it will take a few more days. ............. yesterday at 104... and then more winds today as a system slides into the west. ................ valley temps are into the 80s this morning... and will cool only slightly more ............... patchy clouds with more coming today and possible thunderstorms for the mountains today. ..... gusty south winds to 25 mph or more today and low 100s. let's take a look at the roads with de ((demetria obilor)) repaving work is underway on town center from summerlin parkway to charleston.way on expect to see crews in the area through november. out on decatur, work continues between vegas and bonanza for a median improvement jones workes as an alternate here. back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) a high ranking isis official. but america says this isn't true. ((brian loftus)) >> we'll see what the pentagon had to say

pizza at the campfire. forget at the s'mores. sean: we need to take some of the scripts and start a fire and try this. kevin: i'll be back in three minute. [laughter] kevin: low clouds and patchy fog. temperatures are in the 50's this morning. the higher humidity left over from the system with all of the lefr moisture yesterday manifesting itself in the way of some pretty thick fog closer to the shoreline. inland sections a little bit more of the normal fog-prone areas. notice as the low clouds and fog burn off we'll give way to partial sunshine. temperatures starting off in the 60's. a jump for most into the 80's. dewpoints are in the 60's. those will start to lessen through the afternoon and it is this front while it won't have a lot of fanfare with it as far as rainfall is concerned, will eventually bring in 50's starting tomorrow. that will last through the end of the week. temperatures in the 60's statewide. there are a few upper 50's the farther north you do. we have some thick fog. you can travel the distance. you know whe

if you start a campfire, make sure it is completely out before you leigh it. about a third of the state is abnormally dry or in a drought so it doesn't take much for a fire to spread fast. >> all right, thank you so much maya. >>> speaking of fires, an unattended campfire caused real embers created a column of smoke leading to a number of 911 calls. evergreen fire quickly found the source of the fire and was able to put it out. >>> well, good news from west metro fire about a five-year- old girl saved from a burning home a few weeks ago. she gives the thumbs up with the caption she is getting better and feeling stronger every day. >> firefighters found her hideing in a closet upstairs when the home caught fire in it is an important reminder why parents should do fire drills at home. >>> a search is underway for a climber missing in aspen near the maroon bells area. the picken county sheriff's office says friends reported david cooke missing tuesday. he is a marine and an expert pioneer. he planned to climb pyramid peek alone. it is something that they are disc

grown-up denver grown up denver can't begin a conversation a group of fourth graders ever had and campfire stories are rarely is heartbreaking as the ones told by those of as innocent as this. for this. were this. >> this is my dad and i when i was a baby and one of my memories of him is he would pick me up and then he would throw me up in the air and he would catch me. and i used to laugh. >> think about the memories you have. >> it is hard hearing what other kids are going through. thankfully they are counselors here with a hug. and smart. you are strong and you are smart. he is always with you. >> friends to give comfort. >> this was with my dad when i was three, a month before he died. >> so much easier to be strong when your best friend is here to help. that is something tyler and sean sh something that would make their dad so proud. true, there is no way to erase years of pain in one weekend away but you can notice a change laughter. it does not mean the sun has set on their grief. >> one of the things that he always do your best. >> and it sure does not mean there won't still be a w

temperatures are staying back but we're still cloudy and a nice evening, if you haven't had a campfire, now is a good night to do it. we had one on saturday night. and boy, it was beautiful. ti well. there it is, all the showers and a rumble of thunder. that's an area of low pressure. and it's going to strengthen, the entire atmosphere will be involved in this. once that happens, its a cut off low and it just sits. and it's going to be with us all week, and likely for much of the weekend. and what we end up having as you can see with this swirl, you can get a band of rain. pronounced during the day. and that is going to be the pattern. and you can see where the cold air associated with this, we have clouds and we have rain showers and obviously these chilly temperatures in the 50s and even 40s and it rests into the kentucky and tennessee valley by the later part of the week. as increase of clouds. we started just absolutely crystal clear and we start tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and clouds are on the increase. and late morning, the rain develops. it may be heavy and a little pea-s

blame an illegal campfire for starting the fire on july 22nd. it has consumed more than 185 square miles of land and property and is only 67- percent contained. coming up... new guidelines for self driving cars.what the department of transportation will require to ensure the safety of those vehicles. and controversial move. what the f-d-a is now doing to help families affected by a rare russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. wells fargo ceo john stumpf testified before a senate panel this morning on capitol hill.he apologized for a scandal over allegations the bank opened millions of unauthorized accounts and signed customers up for online banking, to help meet sales targets. i am

campfires and more. coming up on cbs 2 news, news,cows on the loose in cedar rapids.how they escaped and what's being done to herd including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. 2 this mornin simple goal -- helping kids standing up for themselves -- quickly snowballed into something much bigger. bigger.catch his journey this is happening at wright brothers boulevard an accident is causing the backup. again, this is happening at the exit and the traffic is backed up all the way to wright brothers boulevard we don't have details yet on whether there's any injuries we'll keep you posted. if your loved ones are late getting home, this could be the reason why. we'll bring you the details when we get them. >>> the hawk eye state is to nearly 3 million cattle. a few are bound to escape now and then. >> live to explain

campfires and charcoal barbecues are still prohibited until fire restrictions are lifted.. which will possibly happen in early october. these winds we have been seeing will stick around as we move forward into saturday and sunday. 30 to 35 mph gusts will be winds between 15 and 25 mph. the strongest winds should occur early sunday into the afternoon. these winds will be accompanied with high temperatures in the upper 90s tomorrow and mid 90s by sunday with mainly sunny skies. and... here's a look..... at what's coming up... in tonight's primetime line-up... right here on abc... at 8... it's "shark tank". at -10-... it's 20-20... followed by.... 13 action news... live at -11-. that's our news for now.. but... stay with us.... for abc's world news tonight... up next. remember.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our free ktnv mobile app. we'll see you back here in 30-minutes for action news.. live at 6. until then.. >>> tonight, we're following the path of destruction. hermine now on the move, hitting florida as a deadly hurricane. winds up to 80 miles an hour. homes badly da

of forest rangers say it was started by a campfire left behind. >> there is a rough upcrop at the top of the hill with a steep drop-off. reporter: this tough fire. crews used portable pumps to fight the fire, which burned deep into the ground. there were other challenges to go along with that. crews ran into several beehives. one firefighter was stung several times but will be ok. firefighters are asking everyone to use caution during the fall season. about introducing fire into the woods without any means to it extinguish. reporter: firefighters will head back out tomorrow to make sure the fire stays out. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. tom: moving on to commitment 2016, in less than an hour, the two republican candidates for senate will debate at our studios. josh mcelveen and john distaso josh: in 60 minutes, kelly ayotte and jim rubens, her primary challenger, a long shot, will take to the debate stage. joining me now, john distaso. obviously, plenty to talk about tonight. especially when you talk about the record kelly ayotte has. >> one of the maine issues people are going to be li

investigators say it started with an illegal campfire. fighting fires at ground level is risky so air support is critical out there. chris martinez got an inside look at the aircraft used most to help fight the flames. >> reporter: firefighters battling california's largest wildfires call this their big gun. >> when you're up there trying to save lives and property, it's pretty intense. >> reporter: he is the pilot of a dc-10 passenger aircraft that's been transformed into a powerful weapon against flames. >> somebody that was very, very smart, way smarter than me, decided let's put three tanks on a dc-10. >> reporter: together, those tanks carry more than 11,000 gallons of fire retardant. about 9 times more than any other plane in the fleet. all three tanks can be rapidly refilled. >> in 15 minutes these babies are full and we're going. >> reporter: it's unique because of the payload and how it's flown making fighter style turns just 250 feet above the ground. >> you don't expect that out of an aircraft like this? >> no. we fly this in s

it broke out july 22nd from an illegal unattended campfire. at last check it charred more than 113,000 acres. it is now 61% contained. the u.s. forest say the costs 198 million dollars. >>> did you get outside and enjoy the sunshine? people flocked to ocean beach in san francisco, as well as runners and surfers. >>> chief meteorologist paul deanno is in concord, when i left that side, it was toasty. >> reporter: i tell you what, as soon as we lose the ocean influence, that's worth about 20, 25 degrees, just a few days 70s inland. now we are right at the edge of santos plaza in the shade and it's 95.7 degrees off of a high of 98, 99 today still in the mid-90s with very low maumdu humidity. the air quality is bad, some of the smoke is wafting its way north and temperatures all throughout the bay area are running at least 11 to 16 degrees warmer than average. liver moor, second straight day in triple digits, so you are 16 degrees above normal. and 99, 16 degrees, san jose hit 94, 14 degrees above normal. and san francisco, your normal high is 70s

as the sun sets over our campfire, it's time for s'mores and to get serious. >> before we get into this tonight, let me ask you a question. >> yes, sir. >> how many times have you been stung? >> never. >> reporter: it's hard not to consider the grave consequences to yours truly as we set out into the night. >> come out come out wherever you are. >> reporter: these eight-legged nightm edge. >> whoa. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a bit of arack know phobia. >> whew, biggest scare of the night. >> reporter: soon a sighting. >> keep that on him. >> got him. >> reporter: then it's my turn. the scorpions are tiny. richard reminds me they pack a powerful sting. >> we've got another scorpion in the rock. and with rich's super vision i'm going to try and use the here we go. wish me luck. >> i'm praying for you. >> is there antivenom? first aid kit? by the tail, right? >> my gosh, there it is. good job. >> reporter: it will take time to compare these scorpions to others. >> we got another one here. >> we sure do. >> reporter: richard believes the species we found is unknown to science. >> how'd we do?

visitors still aren't allowed to start a campfire or barbecue because of fire restrictions. it's 15 dollars for an individual camp site.. and 50 dollars n group. there's something new to see at titanic: the artifact exhibition. for a limited-time.. some personal items that belonged to the ship's first officer are on display at the luxor. william murdoch was on the bridge when the titanic struck a massive iceberg in 1912. he tried to save the ship officer's button.. a pair of long-johns and a some scientists think they've figured who's more inclined to do it.. and the reason might surprise congressman. andrew spencer looks at the psychology behind sending suggestive text messages. former congressman anthony weiner is back in the headlines-- splitting from his wife following yet another sexting scandal. sending racy text messages has become a topic ripe for skewering on comedy shows like "inside amy schumer." researchers at california state university, monterey bay decided to look into who exactly was taking part in the modern romance trend... and the answers might surprise se

that means no campfires either. >>> the mob museum is giving us a peek at its newest artifacts. look at this. it's a mob museum display of a smith & wessonful 38 revolver. is it an important piece? it was once owned by al capone. joined by richard weber who heads the irs's criminal investigation division. the pieces were seized by the irs in 2004 after the raid of an illegally gambling den in kentucky. if that gun could talk. maybe we don't want it to. >>> a march for justice in the streets in tulsa. >> protests continue in the shooting of a man whose car >> that's next on news 3 live at 6:30. horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will not stand for congressman hardy and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. >>> we could get these kind of ratings, right? last night's debate was the most watched presidential debate in the history. nielson company which keeps track of the eyeballs looking at tvs said 84 milli p >> today, hillary clint

forest in monterey county, more than 1200 firefighters have been battling the flames since an illegal campfire sparked the fire on july 22nd. >>> firefighters on the peninsula want to find the vandals who burned american flags outside their station. somebody snapped the sticks holding the flags on university avenue. menlo park firefighters led a team of bay area rescuers who joined recovery efforted at ground zero in new york city 15 years ago. >>> the chp is searching for a driver who hit and killed man on a motorcycle in oakland. it happened just after 2:00 this morning on eastbound interstate 980. the chp says steven lee of rodeo was hit and killed. the driver of a van may have made an unsafe lane change and hit the back of the motorcycle. >> we did have some emotion with the family and some friends that showed up here at the scene that were obviously emotionally overcome, and emotionally charged here as they were trying to get back to the scene itself. >> chp is trying to determine if other cars may have been involved. >>> another hit-and-run crash in san jose, firefighter says one car t-b

campfire cones combine your favorite dessert toppings in one delicious place. and they're pretty simple to make. first you fill the cone with i used marshmellows, dark chocolate chips, and straw berries. next, wrap the cone in foil. to heat place it on a grill for about 5 to 10 minutes, or over a campfire for about 3 to 5. they will melt into a gooey treat that is ready to serve. we know there are tons of outdoor tips and tricks you have to share. send us your camping all the tips are posted on >>> good morning from sports authority field. you know, it is a rivalry that had been close. but the 2016 edition of the rocky mountain showdown was a rocky mountain beatdown. all colorado all of the time. i do mean all of the time. already 7-0 in the 1st quarter when liufau connected with colorado state had nothing on offense. nick stevens started at quarterback and couldn't move the ball at all. sacked by jimmy gilbert. they recovered the fumble. that led to a field goal. deep to bryce. look at this. terrific. one-handed grab at the one-yard- line. incredible catch. ph

it is like a really bad campfire story. police arrested both men. >> boy, we might be safer because of that move by police. get them in custody. the thinking is not clear. >>> a woman accused of having sex with a 15-year-old, a boy, has her day in court. what she said when she got on >>> another woman, this one s.ed of running a makeshift dental pack it -- practice out of her apartment. she is now a fugitive. >>> we are looking at how much flooding we may expect once tropical storm newton hits today--- a valley woman >>> today a valley woman accused of having sexual relations with a boy less than half her age took the stand at her trial. >> linda wlliams was in court all day with what the suspect, the accused has to say. linda? >> reporter: interesting day in court, john and kari. 33-year-old facing 18 counts, most of them sexual in nature that all stem from this one a night she went to a bar mitzvah at her boss's house. she took the stand today. the first time we heard from her in this five-week long trial here at scottsda

the nature center will have a variety of events through sunday starting with yoga and 7 a-m and campfires until 10 p-m. a cedar rapids school is also celebrating a big milestone. harding middle school just wrapped up an open house celebrating the school's 51st anniversary.students and staff and many also dressed in outfits resembling popular styles from the 19-60's when the school opened.neighbors - staff and alumni got the chance to tour the building and see some school memorabilia. if you have to drive through north liberty libertythis weekend - you might encounter some traffic trouble.right now - the city is in the process of widening penn street,the new four lane road will help the city handle added traffic stemming from its growing population.johnson county officials are also watching safety concerns the highway 9-65 bridge.the bridge was closed a couple years earlier than planned because of a structural issue. work on penn street should be done in october.work on the highway 9-65 bridge should be done before winter. governor branstad is praising truckers in the corridor - and across

the fire has been burning since july 22, when it started as an illegal campfire and destroyed 57 homesbetween carmel and big sáur. and now 60% contained. and full containment is not expected until the end of the month. >>> now, let's get our forecast now, with roberta. >> i want to say with the soberanes fire, i did receive an e-mail from brent ellen, and he captured this morning's sun rise in the soberanes canyon and he says it is the first time visiting the area since the fire broke out on july 22. you can obviously see a lot of the smoke and the haze still in the atmosphere there. and brent, we thank you so much for sending that picture to us right here at kpix5. it is on the smoky and hazy side. >>> our coast is clear. we have temperatures responding to the abundance of sunshine. right here. we are looking up toward ocean beach. a high temperature of 65. right now, san francisco, it is sporting 65. and 10 degrees warmer than that to the east in livermore and to the north in santa rosa. this is the weather watcher, hi there, paul, and i got to admit, paul is like the only one that c

inaccessible terrain, the fire is only 60% contained and investigators say it was started by an illegal campfire. >>> whenever a wildfire threatens homes firefighters race against time and mother nature and sometimes protecting property means choosing to defend some homes and not others are talk to firefighters about how this difficult decisions are made. the five-year drought made this year's fire season one of the worst in california history. cal fire reports 4270 fires from january through august this year and those fires burned nearly 200,000 acres. it is more than anchorage. hundreds of homes have been completely destroyed in lake county alone, hundreds more up and down the state. firefighters say that one reason so many homes are lost are that many neighborhoods that got to what is called a wildland urban interface. >> of these neighborhoods are especially at risk due to several factors and one of which is topography. steep slope up on a ridge, lots of vegetation. >> vegetation specialist by jared mcdaniel drive around neighborhoods with firefighters looking for trouble spots.>> the main t

limburger cheese, foam cheeseheads, kringle or campfire logs? how about one of several varieties of beer? a contest sponsored by wisconsin manufacturers and commerce is attempting to get to the bottom of the burning question. the state chamber of commerce is contest with johnson financial group. more than 200 products have been nominated. to cast a vote - for beer, cheese or more - got to fox6now.com and search coolest. voting ends monday. the winner will be presented with the wisconsin's coolest thing award in october. ahead at five: ever run out of supplies at a tailgate? amazon has you covered.. the services they're offering to football fans in san francisco. and then at six... narcotics officials execute a search warrant at a arrests. the big mistake they made. shocking video of a murder suspect escaping while in police custody. we'll show you how he managed to get out of those handcuffs-- next. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. we start out with some sun but more clouds this afternoon and rain later today and to

the soberanes fire destroyed 57 homes it was started by an illegal unattended campfire. >> now your accweather forecast withdraw tuma. >> we had the smoke from the fire in the atmosphere early this morning. that is getting out of here because of sea breeze and it is giving us a cooler start. we are at 57 in san francisco. oakland is at 61. mild in antioch and livermore at 70 degrees. take the hour-by-hour forecast today in concord and yesterday we were well into the 90s but you noticed today it is a slower warming period and by noon at lunch time, we are sitting in the upper 70s so it will feel comfortable especially inland today compared to yesterday. highs across the region, we are cooling off across the board, high of only 66 in san francisco 20 degrees cooler than year at 72 in oakland and 80 in san jose and 85 in concord and napa at 82 degrees the feeling refreshing tomorrow, with numbers continuing to drop, and as we enter fall on thursday, it will feel like fall. the numbers, the cooler numbers are not holding much longer. now a look at traffic with alexis. >> good morning, drew, we are

power of the moving image, and by the members of kqed. [ fire crackling ] lee: no one ever believes campfire stories. but this one's true. i would know. it all happened because of me. [ water splashing ] it was summer.

the fire started from an illegal campfire and made its way rapidly south. it's charred 113,000 acres and is 60% contained. full containment is expected by the end of the month. >>> up next, trying to cool down after several days of peak heat. anthony slaughter has his eyes n on the changes. >> we'll talk act your forecast today and get you to cooler weather as fall begins on thursday. >>> first, after trying to pull through after a vicious paint ball attack, the encouraging signs for a man struck in the outer mission. you're watching "today in the bay." the san francisco man shot in the head with a paintball gun is now in stable condition. add rail >>> 4:39 right now. the san francisco man shot in the head with a paint ball gun now in stable condition. police say the victim, a homeless man was shot in the head twice late sunday night in the outer mission. the man suffered brain injury. police say it appears there may have been an altercation between the suspect and the victim that led to that attack. no arrests have been made. >>> right now the list continu

the fire was started by an illegal campfire july 22.ntained. >>> coming up a northern california police department is offering hiring bonuses for new applicants. still new tonight, proposals to entice experienced officers. >>> it was cooler in many areas today. then it will warm up. i'll let you know how warm it will get in the coming days. >>> developing news tonight out of san ramon where we are hearing from the father of the toddler killed by the alleged drunk driver in a story that you'll see only on 2. eric dunn tells us that 3-year-old elijah was an amazing child. ktvu jesse gary have their story at walnut creek where dunn's wife is recovering from her injuries. >> everywhere i went he was my right-hand man, my little shadow. he was everything to me. we were so close. >> and what did you do? >> reporter: this is video of 3- year-old elijah dunn, the toddler killed in friday's accident in san ramon. around 6:20 in the evening, crystal's toyota camry ran out of gas on the northbound 680 freeway. 12-year-old eric jr. on the right of

remember, campfires and charcoal barbecues are still banned until fire restrictions are lifted... which could be in october. the campground will close again in may... due to low-use during the summer./// sherry how's the weather today? watch the skies if you're going out to red rock today or anywhere in thunderstorms in the forecast. . seeing some early light now... and some clouds over in arizona as some isolated storms have flared up overnight. in arizona ............. our winds will pick up through the day... so southerly breezes increasing to 25 mph for chance for afternoon thunderstorms. ........... nearby neighborhoods could get in on one of those storms, too so watch the skies. .............. highs in the low 100s. ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) home game at sam boyd stadium. jackson state.. also, coach tony sanchez teamed up with metro police.. to give 100 tickets to underprivileged kids to see the game. the rebel block party starts at 4-pm... with kick-off at 7-pm. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and thanks to the u-n-l-v football foundation... the prog

the campfire songs... are all about pizza! the one-night pizza event took place friday night. shelter animals down unda' get a kick in their step, thanks generous donations from pet lovers like you. the small gesture that's giving these a generous donation reminds in 1803, a man bought the territory of louisiana for 42 cents an acre. now you can get my jumbo breakfast platter for just $2.99. take that history. scrambled eggs, eight mini pancakes, a hash brown, and your choice of bacon or sausage. it's the greatest deal since the louisiana purchase. sort of. the jumbo breakfast platter just $2.99 for a limited time. us all to be kind to our four-legged friends. this morning some lucky shelter pets are waking up in soft new beds thanks to those donations. an animal shelter in australia posted this video online. donate their old pet's bed to the charity. the hand-me-down beds were then gifted to 100 cats and dogs still awaiting their "forever homes." let's take a look at what's ahead on fox five news this morning. several explosion rock new york and new jersey... and investigator

if you think about all the pockets, all of a sudden, a log explodes in a campfire, that rapid steam is expanding. >> luckily, nobody hurt here. the cause is under investigation. >>> they still have what is most important, their lives. three roommates feeling lucky they weren went right through their home. all of this, the end result of a fight between two cars that turned into a shooting. the person who was shot tried to speed away but crashed into the home. >> he came right here and like that. they fly in. they didn't know where they were. all the way over there in the middle of the living room. >> the homeowner was listening to music when he heard the gunshots and then the crash. when he looked up, the car was at his feet but stopped short of hitting him. the car in the car was not so lucky, he did not survive. >>> laura thomas is in the acb15 forecast center. not long -- often we hear about hurricanes affecting the valley but that could be the case? >> we are tracking some of this hurricane moisture from newton working its way into news -- into newton but it is not expected to be a

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start a campfire or barbecue, due to fire restrictions. it will cost you 15 dollars for an individual camp site... and 50 dollars a night for a group. greg... will it be a nice weekend to go camping? with the front passing over head, winds will be picking up but rain chances are now out the door. high temperatures still remain mainly in the low 100s with a enough to be around 98 degrees. labor day monday will consist i am happy to report that sunshine and low to mid 90s extend through thursday but winds will be breezy between 10 colin kaepernick is keeping his word... once again the 49-er's quarterback did not stand for the national anthem. abc's kayna whitworth is following this story. < in this morning's gma first quarterback colin kaepernick?refusing to stand during the national anthem again. this time, he took a knee ... right behind more than 240 service members being honored during the chargers annual military appreciation night. as the crowd and players stand - you can see kaepernick kneeling on the sideline? teammate eric reid join

it's like a bad campfire story. the first happened on august 21st in greenville. the latest happened 40 minutes away in spartanburg. someone saw someone dressed as a clown in her backyard. >>> tonight all eyes will be on san francisco 49ers' colin kaepernick to see if he will protest the national anthem. he sat down on the bench saying he will not stand until briewlt -- brutality against minorities. some do not want kaepernick on their team. >>> strong reactions from both sides of donald trump's recent address on immigration. political report are beau minnick takes a closer look at the effects here. >> very offensive to the priority to make sure we have a secure nation. >> reporter: supporters and opponents of donald trump are reacting to his plan to build a wall. >> help hasn't said how he would deport 11 million people. many say it's not possible. i hope it's not. >> reporter: he space the lot latino community is and has been alarmed by trump. >> to tear apart families, we have people who are 21, born in the united states and come to mow and say my mom and dad h

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fire to inhabited areas where 1,200 firefighters have been battling the flames since the illegal campfirejuly 22. >> a drunk driver caused a fast moving wildfire that started on sat afternoon in shasta lake. three hoes were damaged. the sheriff deupties found abandoned scorched out car in the area where the four started, and the driver admitted to a sheriff deputy to he crashed it ands with arrested for drive under the glue of alcohol. the fire now is 90% contained. all the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. all the best part of my job is meeting people outside of work that rely on us for our information. i have met a great couple, cindy and daniel from vallejo and wanted it say hello. daniel has probably already left. nice to meet you. >> 50 in keep tan this morning the cool spot this south bay and san jose and mountain view at 58, and the rest of our neighborhoods, vallejo is 56, and first sign of 40s in novato with more those tonight and danville is 56 and san carlos at 55. oakland, average high is 74, we get to 64 attic and 4:00, as warm as it gets and at lunch, about