garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you have a story idea for the bay area proud series, post it is facebook page. >>> coming up in the next half hour on nbc bay area news at 5:00, we go back live to napa county as crews there continue to battle the field fire and emotions run high for homeowners who came back to find nothing left. >>> a chp crackdown in the east bay, the dangerous stunt that led to arrests. ai ing >>> right now at 5:00, remains a developing situation in napa county as firefighters try to control the flames as people return home to find out what's left. the news at 5:00 starts now. thank you so much for joining us. >> the steel fire there in napa county burned for 24 hours now. >> yeah. the flames are 60% contain tonight. the fire is burning in the bear highlands, which is southing and most road closures have been lifted, but headlands drive remain closed. >> we are live in napa county with the latest on that. >> reporter: well, these homes sit on the top of a hill, at least the neighborhood, and i want to show you what is left here. for people who evacuated and a

follow us on twitter @nbc bay area. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, no parking allowed . the battle in berkeley over rvs camping out in an abandoned parking lot. >>> and some shake-ups in the bay area sports world. the moves impacting the giants and the warriors today. >>> new at 5:00, an rv and car camping community that sprang up in a berkeley marina parking lot has just a few hours left to leave. city rules say people cannot park overnight indefinitely at the marina. signs have been posted warning the illegal campers that they have until tomorrow to leave the parking lot of the now closed his lordship's restaurant. this is the second time in two months they've been put on notice. many say they have no other place to go. >> this is one of the only spots that we can come to where we don't get hassled by the police or other people. and, yeah, it's -- i don't really know what we're going to do actually, to be completely honest. >> the mayor of berkeley says he's working on finding another spot for those folks to park. >>> effects from the trump administration's trade sanc

it's also something that makes us work hard and, you know, keep going. >> reporter: liz wagner, nbc bay area news>>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, if it's hot in the bay area, wait until you hear what other parts of the country are dealing with. the sweltering conditions gripping much of the nation. >>> a wildfire smoke advisory in effect due to the smoke and air pollution coming in from the fires. i'll have a complete look at what the air quality looks like as we head into the workweek. there's big changes ahead. roast and northeast. temperatures up to 110 degree >>> a dangerous heat wave is roasting the midwest and northeast. temperatures up to 110 degrees are expect the to last through the 4th of july. this is video of city workers in chicago. now, they are hosing down a bridge, and it's because the extreme heat causes the steel to expand. national weather service says temperatures are expected to soar 10-20 degrees above normal and record highs could be recorded from the great lakes region to new england. combination of hot temperatures and high humidity is dangerous. it'll likely

crews replaced poles this morning. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, armed robbers fire a gun inside a north bay business. why investigators think it could be part of the series of crimes. >>> plus, a scare at a new orleans zoo after a jaguar escapes. we're going to tell you about the killing spree it went on. ina coin shop. around 9 this morning, police say three armed robbers stormed >>> a string of armed robberies all targeting a coin shop. around 9:00 this morning three armed robbers stormed into the store on west third street demanding coins and other valuable merchandise. an employee confronted the robbers. one of the men fired a shot, but it did not hit the worker. the suspect then took off. several armed robbery reports over the past two months. they are now looking to see if these incidents are all related. >>> crazy story out of new orleans where a zoo is closed after a jaguar escaped from its habitat and killed six animals. happened this morning while the autobahn zoo was closed to the public. the adult jaguar killed four fox. anouown the jaguar and sedated him.

reporting live from palo alto, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, scott. well, pushing to repeal the gas tax. a recruiting mission already under way in the bay, not just e homicides at b.a.r.t. stations in a matter of days. the surveillance photos investigators want you to see to >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. 78 right now. where we reach near 100 tomorrow, plus the top three things i'm watching out for in the weather in about six minutes. in 2017, california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is becoming more extreme and we all have to be better prepared. that's why pg&e is adopting new and additional safety precautions to help us monitor and respond to dangerous weather. hi, i'm allison bagley, a meteorologist with pg&e's community wildfire safety program.w, to enhance our weather forecasting capabilities, building a network of new weather stations to identify when and where extreme wild itio may occur, so we can respond faster and better. we're installing cutting edge technology to provide real-time mapping an

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> for as beautiful as those flowers are, vicki and the volunteers, more beautiful on the inside. we'll be back with an update on the breaking news, the wildfire burning near lake berryessa. nap. new video we )re looking at of the fire. there are now mandatory >>> update for you now on the breaking news out of napa county. video here showing the fire now mandatory evacuation orders in effect because of this fire south of lake berryessa. people living there are told to get out. structures reportedly burning. we have a crew on the way and we'll continue to update you on the fire as we get moreere. >> a ton of smoke in the air. man, that's rough. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, the intense battle against a huge and deadly wildfire in california leaves a family in mourning with two young children and their great-grandmother among the dead as the blaze doubles in size. making it even worse, extreme and unrelenting heat. and it's not just in this country as parts of europe and asia suffer through their own

respecting live in oak hurst, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. back here in the bay area, all the ubers and lyfts mean less traffic on the road, right? maybe not. a new study casts a disturbing light on ride sharing saying it might make traffic worse. scott looks into claims from both sides of the story and picks it up there. >> among the many, you pick up and drop off for uber and lyft, san jose airport. a new study said if you open up an app and hop in a car, you may be making traffic worse. >> the ride sharing explosion was supposed to make our lives better. but the initial vision of uber and lift taking cars off the street may have backfired. >> they are also increasing traffic rather than decreasing. >> a new study from the consulting group said the growth of services creates more traffic in the bay area. more of us are choosing to hop into cars. >> through transit followed by walking and biking on one hand. number two, the drivers themselves have to drive around to pick up their passengers. >> uber and lyft said they disagree with the findin

didn't mean to do it, you should be able to take responsibility for your actions. >> coming up on nbc bay area news at 6:00, we talk with other family members about today's no contest plea. now we did send out a breaking news alert as soon as the plea was formally announced. you, too, can get alerts like this on your smartphone, all you have to do is sign up on our app. go to our website. we have an entire section on the igatns into the fire and the court battle this followed. >>> sources tell nbc news, president trump has narrowed down the field to seven finalists for the supreme court seat vacated by justice kennedy. there are two women on that list. and the seven names probably don't look familiar. a few are from the sixth circuit court in michigan. although candidate mike lee is a u.s. senator from utah, he is an attorney but has never been a judge. and thomas hardiman was a close second to neil gorsuch, who was president trump's first appointment. >>> a homicide investigation at a brent wood home. a woman was found dead inside. a woman we spoke to today says she's surprised something like this

these about security and favor of the if we have concerns. >> a nonprofit will be set to novemb nbc bay area news. >>> new video out of northern califo a litt girl doing her part to county 2-year gracie happeneding pasta. not just dinner, but breakfast. she wa offering burritos to a wonderful story. >> let's talk about the foreca >> they are going to get a break when we hit this upcoming weeken i want to bring back into the it looks like the north and the modera here for the peninsula we are fire near carr fire. we down to the low and mid marked relief here for the next monday. relief the way. we to wait. tomorr morning's forecast with low clouds back in the bay. the breeze start us off and temps in the upper 50s and low san francisco, you will have the best chance of drizzle. look for the most clouds right as we head through tomorrow, we 95 expected here and 86 in milpit it's cooler by the water. over to the east bay, no one haywar over through the peninsula, the 73 in san mateo. it's chilly in san francisco. 62 along the side up to the marina over to the mission we are at 67. for the north bay,

reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> christy, thank you. up 96, at 5:00.esla boss, elon musk is sending help to the thailand. the clock is ticking to save the boys in the kaif. >> the warning you fe-- you nee to know if you are heading to the coast. >> humid cloud cover over the north barracks we will show you when it clears out and what is next for the weekend coming up in 8:00. >>> a threatening sky over the flooded cave in thailand where 12 boys and their soccer coach have been trapped for 14 days. the rescue mission is intense. the rescuers will not immediately try for an underwater eevacuation. because the boys havity not learned correct diving skills. many of them cannot swim. the announcement comes less than 24 hours after a thai navy s.e.a.l. died swimming through the cave. elon musk they enjoying -- tesla has had a third workplace investigation. the agency said they opened the investigation last month after a complaint by a tesla employee of. no details of the investigation have been made public. and the previous investigations were launched over

g garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> unbelievable story there.hank you. >>> what are the conditions outside? i walked into work and saw the smoke outside the station, just right outside. >> this time of year, really, the conditions are bone dry in the hills, and temperatures are close to 90 degrees earlier, and from here, unfortunately, things will be hotter and drier, other than bay side. you may not notice much of a change. sea breeze is not totally going away, just inland influence across the valleys and hill tops. that is subject to change over the next couple days. sun is out in san francisco, a pleasant change from yesterday. 67, winds coming in off the ocean at 21 miles per hour. you see emeryville warmer today, still in the low 70s with mostly sunny skies. view in concord shows you this is one of the areas we are wa h watching as numbers climb to the mid-90s in the my middle of the week, and today, 80s. humidity is dry at 31%, and san jose at 91 degrees, and haze and smoke in freemont. there's the view as air crews are having good visibil

. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> new lead may help in the search for missing woman. may have spotted angela hernandez on surveillance video near monterrey. driving from oregon, not heard from since thursday night. showed a car like her jeep the next day. >>> scary encounter on the peninsula. woman says she found a burglar in her home middle day. palo alto, off el camino. someone rang the doorbell, knocked. she chose not to answer. few minutes later that man was standing in her living room. yelled for him to leave, he took off running. second interrupted home burglary in the same neighborhood in two weeks. >>> naked burglar was caught. angel suspected of terrorizing homes. broke in and stood naked outside of a young woman's room. transient who admitted to indecent exposure incidents. >>> threat to police officers they didn't know. criticizing civilian watch dg group for not giving the heads up about a credible threat. sergio quintana with details. >> reporter: discovered this call and told superior officers and put out notice warning police officers about someone held

in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damien. >>> state of emergency declared. there is some progress in the fight against san diego's fast-moving alpine fire. but a state of emergency has been declared. this is what we know. several homes and businesses in the community of alpine have been destroyed. cal-fire tells us they do have some containment, right now 5%. the governor declared a state of emergency for that area. this is video from just a few moments ago. another hours burned. we have a handful of homes at this point that have caught fire just this afternoon. tough conditions going on right now. there you can see it is very hot. the flames very, very hot. 108 degrees combined with brisk winds, making it a miserable job for firefighters. the area we're talking about is near the charred 2003 cedar fire. you remember that blaze, it turned out to be the second largest fire in state history. first responders also immediately evacuated a mobile home today and set up an evacuation center. but the alpine fire is moving incredibly fast. it now covers more than 40

our handle is "at nbc bay area". new at 11. another wildfire... burning just north of the bay area. the so-called "carder fire" broke out this afternoon in lake county. so far - it )s burned 60 acres in "kelseyville." that )s just . firefighters say the fire is only 20 percent contained. now to the ferguson fire... de near yosemite... which is proving extremely challenging for firefighters. the fire grew by 6-thousand acres in the past 24 hours, and it )s burning closer to yosemite national park. 29-thousand acres have burned. containment, holding at only six perent. will the weather be working for-- or against-- crews battling these fires? here with the forecast is meteorologist rob mayeda. rob? and remember: download our free nbc bay area app for complete weather coverage on the go. you can get a detailed forecast for your neighborhood. new at 11. a business owner in san francisco... says race may be the reason... someone called police on him.... while he was simply standing outside his own business. it )s the latest encounter in te bay area... catching a lot of attention on socia

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sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> changes to busy street starting tomorrow. driving down van ness will be different, no more left turns between lombard and mission except in two spots to make the road safer. say left turns is how pedestrians get hurt. only two intersections drivers will be able to turn left is broadway and lombard. >>> trade war is under way. u.s. tariffs on billions of dollars of chinese goods have kicked in. president trump says 9:00 p.m. pacific, so two hours ago. $34 billion worth of chinese taxed are being taxed or wil in scale. many people now will be watching in terms of wall street, expected to shake the global stock markets. china says will retaliate with their own tariffs on american goods. president trump isn't ruling out more tariffs on china if necessary. >>> one of the biggest decisions that president can make. mr. trump narrowed finalists for the supreme court. apparently three finalists to fill the seat of justice kennedy. three federal appeals court judges. cavanagh of washington, kethledge, and barrett. >>> caught red-handed

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> and our coverage of the terror plot will continue on nbc nightly news. they'll take a look at how pitts landed on the radar. >>> well, another day of smoke blanketing the area caused by the county fire in yolo, napa and sonoma county. so far it has burned more than 44,000 acres. mark matthews is just outside of the town at the north end of the fire. though this is wone of those hotspots tonight. >> reporter: it has been a hot spot all day. about 3:30 the wind shifted, and it is playing heck with their strategy for fighting the fire. the strong north winds that pushed the fire south from yolo into napa county have turned. the breeze is now coming from the southwest. >> it brought the temperatures down and humidity slightly up, which is helpful with containment strategies. >> reporter: 116 homes threatened, 300 people evacuated but not a single area has burned in an area larger than the city of oakland. the strategy is to send in helicopters and firefighters to beat back the flames and then crews can go in to beat out the hotspots. grant gentry of lake co

bay area coast. joe rosado jr., nbc bay area news. >> they really are such beautiful creatures. >> they are.eing in the water and the hot temperatures. >> we have. if you orp the coast, whether trying to look for some whales, to whale watch you'll notice some increase in cloud cover out there which will be great news in terms of a cooling trend already under way across the bay area. what does that mean for triple digit heat? i'll have the details coming up. g in two small towns to evacuate. >>> we are watching a wildfire near stockton that forced people in two small tauowns to evacuat. they were told to leave yesterday after the so-called waverly fire broke out. 7,000 acres have burned. and as of the latest update from cal fires, only 40% contained. at one point there was a concern that highway 4 might have to be closed, but cal fire said this morning they have no plans to do that. firefighters say winds have calmed down, and they have stopped the forward movement of the flames. of course that fire danger is always such a big concern for us out here. >> definitely. especially when dealing wi

our nbc bay area reporters have been posting on our digital platforms 24/7. follow the news mortgage-- or help family a place to stay. tonight, the half moon bay city council is set to approve new regulations for "accessory >>> could be for making money to your mortgage. new regulations are set to be approved for accessory dwelling units, also known as granny units. in half moon bay, there are several bay area cities approving these affordable homes. this 468-square-foot unit comes with a living area and loft. it cost the family about $120,000 to build. >> it came to me that chrissie wasn't going to be able to afford to rent something, especially with her dog and the rents around oakland. >> the prince family has a tip for people looking to move into a granny unit. find a contractor familiar with the process who has built them before. once the units are approved by moon bay city council, it will go to the coastal commission for final approval. >>> we see hundreds of rvs parked along the peninsula. these are people living in their rvs. tonight a vote could change their lives.

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> okay, christie, thank you. are you ready to smile now? someone has the golden ticket worth half a billion dollars. the only he or she needs to do is step forward. nbc bay area's anousheh rasta is at the popular market. >> that's right. that right there is the tiny little store where the multimillion dollar lottery ticket was sold. the california lottery saying it will take them some time to verify the right pn whethe winner does come forward to claim their prize. no matter who that person is, their win is a win for the store's owner. >> imagine turning $2 into $543 million. >> it was $522 million, but excitement throughout the nation was went up by $21 >> someone in the south bay hit the mega millions jackpot after buying a lotto ticket printed from this machine at ernie's liquor store in east san joss pep the store owners also win big. they'll take home $1 million as a prize for selling the winning ticket. california lottery officials presented the family with a giant symbolic check and a big banner today. >> t

nbc bay area news. >> a story of miraculous survivor as well. the coast guard showing the rescue operation after a tour plane crashes in the remote mountains of alaska. it took rescue teams nearly three hours to find the wreck e wreckage. all 11 people on board including the pilot survived the crash landing. the ntsb said the investigation has just begun. >> 12 days after the itd, we have answers. an electric fence is sparking the county fire. the fire broke out and burped more than 90,000 acres in napa and yolo county. they said the fence was not installed right. the fire is about 90% contained. >> fire ripped through the two homes in san jose this afternoon. things went from bad to worse when a gas line between the homes caught fire. man stepped in to save his neighbor and her daughter. >> i don't know if they knew what was going on. they had the door open already and we told him to get everyone out. >> neither family will be able to return home for a while. no word on the cause of the fire. >> the mayor of the city and county of san francisco

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> those are the best stories. >>> we have much more ahead. coming up, we have more coverage of the devastating carr fire burning out of control near redding, nearly 40,000 people evacuated and at least two lives lost. >>> also coming up, we've heard of the opoid epidemic taking over the country. but did you know there is a new medication that is even more common and american are addicted. shopping for backpacks. ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> good saturday morning. 7:29. we're taking a live look outside from communications hill towards downtown san jose. pretty much covered with clouds. we have some areas you can escape to to keep cool today. i'm kira klapper. thanks for joining us. we'll have a look

it's sheer math and your number will come up at one point. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc bay area news> still ahead tonight, nbc bay area responds. >> a bay area man paid extra but didn't get what he was promised on his flight. >> he paid extra for premium seats to cross the pacific, but spent 15 hours in economy class. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> nbc bay area stops to a gilroy man. here's a guy who paid for premium seats for a really long flight but ended up in economy. >> consumer investigator chris chmura looked into the bungled bo booking. >> he wanted to spend a 15-hour flight in relative comfort. he booked his flight through the website justfly. he says he paid $3,800 for a premium economy seat. but when he checked in at sfo, qantas told him he was booked in regular economy like the rest of us. after he returned to gilroy, he says he called justfly repeatedly to ask for a partial refund. the travel agency didn't respond, so he turned to us. we asked justfly to review his case. a spokesman told us this has clearly been a mistake on our

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> there are donation drop-off sites in pleasanton, livermore, and san jose. we've posted the locations and websi. >>> the carr fire is california's largest fire burning right now and it is moving west. new mandatory evacuation orders are in effect in trinity county. thousands of evacuees from redding are still waiting for the go-ahead to return home. but firefighters say they are making good progress. sadly, though, a sixth person died in the fire. deputies say the man was ordered to evacuate but family members say he refused to follow it and stayed behind. >> please evacuate. help us. help the firefighters do their job and keep themselves and their families safe. >> police are on the lookout for looters. they want to make sure that evacuated homes aren't being ransacked. so far, flames have burned more than 95,000 acres, and at this hour, cal fire says it is 17% contained. >>> the fires in mendocino county hitting extra hard tonight. victims of last october's devastating wildfires continue to piece their lives back together, and for many the o

reporting live in milpitas, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> very important information, marianne. thank you very much. what kind of weather conditions are firefighters dealing with right now? meteorologist rob mayeda breaks it all down for us. rob? >> right now we're still seeing winds generally out of the southwest, but in terms of smoke output, this looks a lot better than it did just an hour or two ago. winds have been pushing larger smoke plumes during the day generally off towards the east and keeping that fire moving uphill instead of downhill towards some of those homes. now, moving forward, some of these south bay and east bay hills we'll have to watch as temperatures rise through the middle part of the week. valleys, mid, maybe upper 90s, could be in reach as things begin to heat up, which unfortunately means drier conditions in our hillsides. we'll have to watch for enhanced fire danger and possibly some air quality issues as we move towards the middle part of the week. the timeline on the warm-up and just how hot the temperatures will get in our forecast, coming up ten

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area nah area news. >> one last bark from the dog. >>> we tell you about another fire that just popped up in the santa clarita, a large brush fire is burning right up next to some homes, right next to them. you see some of the apartments on fire. that hillside there, the flames lapping up don't appear to have hit it from that side yet. the fire is called railroad fire, five acres, threatening 50 structures. >>> an up close look at what crews are facing in our area. this was posted by one of their own working near redding. we continue to follow the steele fire. that sparked late saturday afternoon. eight homes destroyed. fortunately, no one hurt so far. it's burned 135 acres, 75% out. governor brown ordering flags to fly at half-staff in honor of brian hughes, a national park service firefighter killed yesterday while fighting the ferguson fire, the one near yosemite. that one's been burning for i17 days now. >>> all these fires are responsible for smoky skies. you can see how hazy the skies are. and check this out. nasa's satellite shows how pfar t the smo

reporting live in half moon bay, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> also new at 11:00, a dream vacation turned into a tragedy for a san francisco couple. they were in mexico city celebrating their first wedding anniversary when the woman was hit by a stray bullet and she died. nbc bay area's jean elle is in san francisco with how this happened and how her family is responding. jean? >> reporter: raj, tatiana myratenka worked here as an investor relation. tonight her family says she was smart and beautiful. >> this was her first trip to mexico city box >> reporter: they learned the unthinkable, their daughter, 27-year-old tatiana who lived in san francisco is killed while vacationing in mexico city. she was celebrating her wedding anniversary with her husband. family members say during lunch saturday, a man on a motorcycle pulled up near the restaurant where they were eating and started shooting, killing her and injuring others. her family is devastated. >> for tatiana and one of the people that responded said that he went to a mass sunday morning right near where the shoo

live in yolo county, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. all that smoke that cheryl has been talking about is leading to headaches for people all across the bay area. we showed you this video yesterday of cars covered in ash in berkeley. it's still a bit of a problem tonight. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri keeping a close eye on the air quality. jeff, we didcoinuing to improve. >> ye, and i think we'll stay with some improved conditions as we head into tuesday's forecast. against, the largest of the two fires, the county fire, 60,000 acres. just the wind for tomorrow is the surface wind blowing the worst of the smoke away from the bay area. but just above the surface, we are seeing the wind which would blow a little bit of that haze right towards the bay area. so it's not going to be super bad for tomorrow, but you still again may see some of that haze off towards the distance. air quality will stay moderate for the northeast and also for the peninsula, and it will be good in the south bay. coming up at 11:19, we'll talk mor

nbc bay area/responds. the number is 888-996-tips. chris camora, nbc bay area news. >>> turning to the world cup, we're down to the final 18. our sister station joins us four our world cup update. >> pleasure to be here. it started a bit slow with a 1-0 victory for sweden over switzerland. but to the 94th minute we go. the penalty kick, big save from the quarterfinals. now next round starts on friday at 6:00 in the morning. uruguay will try to knock out france led by the young superstar who scored twice against belgium. and on saturday, all euro side of the bracket, russia going up against croatia and sweden versus england. there's a lot we can learn from the japanese national team. here's one thing. the picture that you are looking at is their locker room after losing that heartbreaker against belgium. they cleaned everything and even left a note in russian saying "thank you". we also saw japanese and senegalese fans cleaning the stands. this is an awesome culture, and i hope it spreads around. >> that's a good idea! pick up after yourself. >> my mom always told me

reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we invite you to stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the story. if you want to read more about the immigration issues going on ntd country, go to nbc bay area.com, we have a link with the coverage there. >> in another news another big move by north korea, they have turned over remains of service. battle referred to as the forgotten war. about 7,800 service members were lost and never recovered. the return of remains is part of the agreement made between president trump and kim jong-un during their june summit. u.s. transport plane brought the remains from north korea to south korea. lengthy forensic tests need to be done to determine if they are authentic. back home south bay neighborhood stunned after a baby was almost kidnapped by a complete stranger. mountain view an arrested chantele. they said she pulled up to a mother, grandmother and toddler at a park, jumped out of the car and demanded to take the baby. happened right off fairmont avenue. police say when she reac

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> where staplhim. stuck in the air. how the people at the oakland zoo ended up being the attraction >> some relief at the dmv. the new move to reduce wait times. >>> clear skies in lowes gatos. fog rolling back into pacifica. rising temperatures due to the fog this weekend in seven minutes. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. excitement than they bargained for - when the electric gondolas they were riding in >>> dozens of families visiting the oakland zoo got more excitement than they bargained far when their electric gondolas stopped in midair for hours. melissa broke the story for us earlier and joins us now from the oakland zoo. melissa? >> reporter: the gondolas are back up and running. earlier this afternoon those gondolas were at a complete

mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> a bizarre burglary spree. a maintenance worker broke into homes to steal women's clothing and underwear. saenlt ro santa rosa police say this man broke into multiple apartments. he works at the complex and used his work-issued keys to pull it off. police suspect him in two break-ins but they found a lot of clothing in his possession, meaning he may have hit more homes. >>> a tweet cost company shareholders $2 billion today. it's all part of a back-and-forth between elon musk and a british diver involved in the dramatic cave rescue in thailand. musk offered the use of a small submarine but it wasn't used. the diver called the offer a pr stunt. musk saying sorry, pedo guy. short for pedophile. the driver is threatening a lawsuit over the false allegation. tesla has not commented and musk deleted the tweet. >>> it's the biggest day of the year for amazon. it's called prime day and kicked off at noon today. it's basically a 36-hour mega sale. when some people tried to log into amazon, they got this error message.

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> august 18th.he carr fire she was talking about may be the biggest fire burning in the state but not the only one. firefighters trying to take down a pair of them in mendocino and lake counties, two fires together being called the mendocino complex fire. they burned more than 20,000 acres, 10,000 structures are threatened. and that fire only 5% contain the. governor brown ordered flags at the staten ca tpital to fly at half-staff in honor of brian hughes. the firefighter was killed yesterday while fighting the ferguson fire. it has burned 17 days and 156,000 acres. containment at 30%. >>> from vacation to evacuation. ca ageary has been providing updates from lake ber ye -- ber ye -- berryessa. >> reporter: all the cabins on the shore have been evacuated. just a couple of people here monitoring, making sure no one else comes in. >> jessica also spent saturday night on a houseboat on that lake which authorities told them is the absolute safest thing to do. >>> he wasn't supposed to be there and now h

live in gilroy, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> robert, thank you. more setbacks for uber and the self-driving car industry. announcing today it's laying off about 100 employees. most of the layoffs are reportedly happening among self-driving operators in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, at the uber plant there. some are also based here in the bay area. the layoffs come after uber paused testing on all of its self-driving vehicles after the deadly incident in arizona in march. an uber driver hit and killed a mode. >>> the special offers that had people lining up for hours. >>> and we follow breaking news in the east bay. this rescue under way for a man stuck in a cement mixer. another update right after this break. >>> some of you dealing with some sunshine right now, but others, we have that high cloud cover and a little bit of monsoonal moisture making it feel humid outside. we'll have a new update in eight minutes. we )re continuing to fow breaking news in union city. skyranger is overhead - where a man is stuck in a large >>> we continue to follow break

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> we will get back to our fire coverage in just a few moments.. the world is awaiting their next move. this is a live look outside of that cave where that youth soccer team is trapped. and rescuers are strategizing how to free those 12 young boys and their coach. it is now saturday afternoon in thailand. things appear to be calm outside, but deep inside that cave, it's a different story. the race is on to rescue those boys before the floodwaters rise or oxygen levels fall. it is a dangerous operation, and tonight help is on the way from the bay area. among the people getting involved, tesla's ceo elon musk. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us from sfo with who is headed there to tie lapd ahailand and plan to ? >> reporter: that'g out of sfo tomorrow night, and tesla founder elon musk is sending out a group of engineers. theyo're a thailand to help out a situation where time is running out. >> the thai government never expected this to be this big. >> reporter: the crisis is international. and now a bay area interpreter is on her way to thailand to

nbc bay area news. >> thank you. as sergio mentioned, a lot of new laws you need to get used to. you can find a list on our websi website, nbcbayarea.com. >> getting guns off the street. more than 100 weapons turned in at a gun buy back. they sent us these photos. officers say 187 weapons were turned in that included 11 weap shotguns. most of the guns turned in were pistols and revolvers. these buy back events are all no questions asked and it's a big help to make city streets and neighborhoods safer. still to come, he's america's oldest living veteran and the victim of a stunning crime. what the 112-year-old man is hoping to get back. plus, is it justified or an accepted use of force? why this video with police officers using a tazer is generating outrage. and beer for everyone across the state? bud light is offering to pick up the tab, but what has to happen first for everyone to say cheers across california. >> the red flag warning was 5:0 tomorrow. everything you need to know about the elevated fire danger as we start off the workweek, coming up. california. monday - we break

live in martinez, damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> activists who oppose sharing information with i.c.e. held an unusual demonstration to getthe. local moms saying saying to stop sharing information from i.c.e. when undocumented immigrants are being released from jail. >> they are talking about keep families together. a spokesman for the sheriff's department will continue sharing information on suspects considered dangerous. >> a 92-year-old man in southern california says he was attacked and he was shouting to go back to mexico as his attackers hit him in the face with a brick. he's a native of mexico and here in the united states legally. >> on the heels that have brutal hate crime new numbers have spi california. nbc bay area's sam brock is where they are taking to take this more serious. >> reporter: anecdotally local groups here say they are getting more complaints, and we reported that you'll remember a few weeks ago about three black construction workers right here who reported seeing racist epithets and nooses at this construction site. hate crimes in california according

bay area. reporting live in richmond, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. and three people shot on highway 80 in the east bay. so far, police say the only witnesses to the crimes are the victims themselves. it happened around 3:00 this morning. and chp had to shut down all lanes. the officer using flashlights to search the free way. three people were hit with with bullets. all three got to the hospital on their own. they are waiting for them to recover to get more information on what happened. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> retears made to a stretch of light that was the sight of a deadly crash with a train and a car. this happened last sunday near lincoln avenue in san jose. here is surveillance video of the impact of the track. the car was trying to get around the train at a crossing. the vehicle was packed full with stuff which may have obstructed the view. two men were killed. no one on the light rail train was injured. wires were damaged in the crash. crews replaced the poles this morning. >> a string of armed roshryes in santa rose santa rosa a

nbc bay area. we'll carryst the president's announcement live once again it starts at 6:00 pacific. then stick around for special edition of "nbc bay area news." >>> good news to tell you after flames shut down i-580 near livermore for l several hours. cal fire got it 100% contained this morning. 640 acres have burned and now there is a lesson for those drivers. nbc bay area tomavoi generjensef of 580 and many people contributed to the dangerous situation there trying to avoid the freeway closures. >> reporter: very dangerous, shockingly, marcus. drivers were actually turning around up there on i-580. you can see where we are at the top of the pass by the wind power farm. turning around, even semi divers pulling trailers making a u-turn in the middle of the interstate an driving back toward fire fighting vehicles and other oncoming traffic. the flames and smoke too much for drivers to handle. >> turn around. westbound 580. >> reporter: chp closed the interstate only reopening after midnight this morning. >> the smoke was so bad everyone stopped, people getting out on the freeway. with their families. >> reporter: eight months pregnant with a

we'll have more on that part of the story coming up tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 on "nbc bay area news." >> thank you. also in the city right now, police investigating after someone shot and killed a security guard in the bay view district, happening at the alice griffith housing projects. the guard protecting an office serving as the developer's headquarters. police told us a woman heard shots, looked down from the apartment building, saw the body on the ground. she called again and did not see a shooter. we do not have any other details yet. >>> we have new details now on the wild fires still burning out of control in yolo county and into napa county. this morning, cal fire announced 45,000 acres burned and no reports of structures destroyed out this point. fire is 3% contained and burning just like this. evacuation orders also remain in effect. pete suratos filed a report near the fire lines in yolo county. >> reporter: good morning to you, guys. look. we are standing here at the fairgrounds and the incident command is set up for the county fire. firefighters set up here, getting brief

my only battle is to seek justice for my daughter. >> reporter: jean elle i, nbc bay area news. >> only on nbc bay area, we're hearing from the girl who sat right next to john cowell yesterday. she was taking b.a.r.t. home from work and says cal boarded a trap bound for antioch. she saw his picture and immediately recognized him and called police and said she was surprised he was so calm when he was arrested. >> nia willson could have been any woman. we shouldn't have to live like that in 2018. >> he will be arraigned tomorrow morning in oakland. >> council members scheduled to vote on a controversial housing issue but that meeting is still going on. at issue is whether landlords who live in their own duplexes or triplexes should be allowed to evict without cause. as things stand, tenants can be kicked out once the lease is up with no reason given. our investigative unit looks into how often these evictions happen in oakland. kno more, lo to our website to watch the full report nbcbayarea.com/weinvestts a sex assault conviction overturned. a jury found him guilty of sexually assaulting

nbc, the late local news except on the west coast. erik jones wins at daytona. a de on a primetime edition of nbc bay area. homes gone in an instant.... because of a destructive fire. it )s a situation that )s become all too familiar here in california. i )m vicky nguyen >> a developing story tonight. it's a situation that's become all too familiar here in california. >> we don't follow tbarbara. more than0 structures believed destroyed after the flames took off fuelled by winds. this is where the fire is burning. it's right next to santa barbara. tonight's hope for community still coming to grips with what happened tonight. >> a large portion of evacuation has been lifted. there are still some areas under evacuation. some of the things that have been done now is the power company. they are trying to repair lines that were damaged in the fire. i also want to show you we are actually parked amongst southern california. you can see they are dousing down this home that was damaged. that's basically what they're doing. the homes themselves are some of the hot spots in this area. as of 5:00 this evening. people

nbc bay area news. >> let's go to the south bay, we are following developing news in san jose, our nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead, a small fire along 101 near the tully road exit. it started an hour ago, here's the good news, you can see, it is out. the earth there is charred, firefighters still on scene spraying the water in the area. no word yet on what started the fire. again, this is 101, near the tuly road exit. >> up next, circling sfo for an hour. >> and a full house no more. the crack down that maybe coming to an iconic san francisco home. >>> then, on a mission to mars. nasa shows us the new helicopter meant to explore the are red planet and the role that the bay area has in making them. >> fog is coming back in you can see a cool 63, i will show you how that will impact the temperatures for the weekend, that is coming up in about eight minutes. that is what san franci >>> no official tours to the full house, that is what san francisco is considering. banning tour buses from visiting one of the city's most iconic homes. a few years back, the producers of full house, boug

live here at pier 39, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> all right. already a fun time. thank you, pete. >>> now to historic fun in morgan hill. the parade right now as we speak and one of the most historic in all of the bay area. our bob redell talked with some pretty excited families. >> reporter: the fourth of july parade here in morgan hill is certainly one of the oldest in the area if not here on the west coast. it started when the united states was just 100 years old. you do the math. that's 142 years ago. ♪ today the parade is so popular people show up hours in advance just to get a spot. people like jackie lee whose husband picked their spots at 1:00 this morning and nicole who's been coming to this exact spot for the last several years. >> you know what i love about this parade? oh my gosh. it is such the hometown feeling. >> it's just good, small town fun. >> reporter: both women agree this year's fourth of july is extra significance with the country so divided for and against president trump. they believe everyone should come together as americans, even if it'

bay area. we're live in livermore. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> we'll take any good news that we can. thom, thank you. >>> the question now, what kind of conditions can you and firefighters expect in the coming days? vianey is monitoring those changes. she joins us with your workweek forecast. >> a lot of this is going to have to do with, as you heard, the direction of the wind. and as earlier we saw the northerly winds, that's what blew a lot of that wind towards the bay area. i want to talk about couple changes we've got coming our way. as we head into monday and especially into tuesday, the winds will shift from the south, southwesterly, and he's right. those will blow east as you heard thom say earlier. when that happens, that's going to clear out our air quite nicely. another thing working in our favor is going to be a bit of an onshore flow. what's that going to do is create a nice marine layer that will clear out some of that smoke and ash you saw earlier. napa county, 59 year lake berryessa. i'll have more details coming up. >>> the pawnee fire also sending smoke over the bay

reporting live in milpitas, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much for that report. the fire comes just day before a heat wave hits the bay area. rob mayeda is tracking the forecast for us. >> we'll be watching fire danger on the increase statewide including parts of northern california. notice here the bay area, other than lake county and parts of solano county, it looks like the worst of the heat is going to be off to our north and east. as we super impose now the tuesday temperatures with that heat advisory up in lake county, you can see these areas in red and purple, northern solano county, napa county likely seeing temperatures climbing towards the mid-90s on tuesday and trending hotter towards the middle part of the week. coming up, how long this heat will stick around and the impacts on your seven-day forecast coming up about 12 minutes from now. >> thank you, rob. >>> new at 11:00, an unsettling evening for people living in an oakland neighborhood. police officers were chasing several suspects who then ran into a home in the area of 34th and farnham street. th

nbc bay area news. >> so what's the weather going to be? >> well, we've got that coming our way. >> what you'll see is we'll start out with a look here across california. the storm have started to die down. it is because of some instability over the sierra. we have a slight risk of maybe an isolated thunderstorm into tomorrow's forecast. i'll have more in about a minute. for the south bay, we'll likely have some showers off to the south. peninsula, some coastal fog and a little humidity with this monsoonal moisture close to us. san francisco and also the east bay. let's give you the wide perspective. as we have been talking about, the bulk of the activity remains to the south of us and to the east. it is tomorrow night. we'll have the doppler radar storm ranger going. anything close to us, you can track on us to track it for you. the temperatures tomorrow will be cooling off. it will feel a little sticky. across the south bay, we're going with morgan hill. 87 in cupertino. the numbers dropping a few degrees but it will be a warm day. we're

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> did you feel it? a small earthquake centered in san martin in the south bay. it happened a few minutes ago at 5:00. it was a magnitude 3.1, no reports of any injuries or damage. >>> local police and the feds are beginning a campaign to raise awareness about two cold cases about the april 2016 murder of brian bowl. he was shot and killed while walking home. there is an award. and a reward to help solve the murder of ian nakano. the person inside the sedan got out and killed the 22 year old. >>> they knew this was coming. the trump administration will miss tomorrow's court-ordered dead lean deadline to reunite families separated at the border. tomorrow is the deadline for the government to reunite all 100 children under the age of 5. today the government asked the judge for more time. they can only reunite half the children by that date. older children must be reunited with their parents by july 26th. two of those young people separated by their parents are housed here in the bay area. the home is near

reporting live, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. an accused purse snatcher is facing murder chare ining murde. the 93-year-old woman he attacked died from her injuries. he pled not guilty to new charges of murder and elder abuse. prosecutors say he snatched the purses of ann peterson and her younger friend back in may as they walked into bank of america in concord. see the photo of ann right there. the attack left peterson with a broken hip. she never recovered. in interview he said he didn't mean to hurt the woman. >> my brother is not a killer, to be honest. yes, we are big people but somaons, we were raised to love our elders and to love others. >>> oakland police and the fbi hope to solve a murder. a shooter walked up to him and gunned him down. she said her son has a disability and described him as a gentle giant. >> turn yourself in. save your mama the pain. turn it in. god going to forgive you because i know i got a heart of gold. i don't have no hatred in my body. just turn yourself in. >> if you have any information that ca

. >> nbc bay area news. >>> we have flu new details of oregon woman who survive affidavit her car plunged 200 feet. angela hernandez was rescued friday night after two hikers spotted her jeep off of highway 1. the hikers found her injured but in stable condition. now he learned she told the highway patrol she crashed after serving to avoid an animal in the road. hernandez survived far week by drinking water from the radiator of her jeep. >>> as thousands and his administration president trump spending the weekend at a golf resort in scotland. he was wearing a white hat. at the same time thousands of people gathered in the scottish capital. the president next goes to finland for his with putintomorrputi putin tomorrow. many don't want it to happen at all. it comes on the heels of the justice department charging 12 members with interfering with a 2016 u.s. presidential election. they are accused of -- the president says he will confront putinabo about it. >> if he and his team are not willing to make the subject of this indictment a top priority then the meeting should be cancelled. >> i do