it resolves around a family named avery who are fellow group members. >> the avery family had been partearly on. they had moved up there before we moved up. he had basically emptied them of everything they had. when they moved up, they had money and it was his. they had a second car, he got one car and left them the one that didn't run. when it got to the point where he had basically used them in every way, then he had no use for them. they were seen as unwelcome. and, so, he looked at me. i mean, we were working out together, just the two of us, out in the barn. and he says, i just want you to know one thing, you're not bringing friends this time. lundgren approaches luff and tells him to dig a large pit in the barn. it is another command that luff follows without question. >> he knew that something bad would happen? >> i would say within a few days, at least, beforehand, those of us who had prepared the pit in the barn understood that someone could die. >>> a tip from a former member of lundgren's cult leads authorities to the discovery of a body. the body is found underneath an aband

it's the next avery ryan.mitz: well, practically speaking, i'd say he'd probably click on the article to find out exactly how much we know about him. yeah, all right, this makes sense. okay, you write the article, and i will contact the newspapers in the tampa area. we will get this posted on their homepages. dispatch: all units dispatch to grant park. possible suspect in the area. (sirens blaring) chicago pd just picked up goldenbeast. viper trains them well. she's not talking. we don't need her. longitude and latitude places her in this area of the park. all right. what was it, eight paces north from between the trees, right? and four paces east. avery, i found it. same type of drill case. it's empty. damn it! we're too late. viper75 has the gun. well, we know he likes to kills his victims as close as possible to the drop-off location to minimize his contact with the murder weapon. he should still be in the park. there's so many people. anybody could be the suspect. ryan: or worse yet-- a victim. (gunfire, s

avery? >> reporter: yeah.st 200 people here have evacuated to come here for shelter and food and the basic necessities. i'm here with one of those people now. steph says you didn't know there was an evacuation yesterday. >> yeah. i live -- with my parents and nobody came to the door. there was no phone calls. i was sleeping and my cousin kelly kept calling and calling and calling and i got out of the bed so answer the phone. so i got up, i looked at the number. it was my cousin kelly. i walked outside and i seen one of the red cross airplanes and so something wasn't right. just smoke started coming. the wind was real, real bad, and i tried calling my parents and they didn't answer. so i was sitting there not knowing what to do. and so what i did was i walked outside and i went down the street and a guy was hooking up his boat. i said how close is this fire? he says it's very, very close. we need to get out of here. i ran back to my parent's house. i got my dogs ready. i was like what can i take? >> how much we

it's the next avery ryan. krumitz: well, practically speaking, i'd say he'd probably click on the article to find out exactly how much we know about him. yeah, all right, this makes sense. okay, you write the article, and i will contact the newspapers in the tampa area. we will get this posted on their homepages. dispatch: all units dispatch to grant park. possible suspect in the area. (sirens blaring) chicago pd just picked up goldenbeast. viper trains them well. she's not talking. we don't need her. longitude and latitude places her in this area of the park. all right. what was it, eight paces north from between the trees, right? and four paces east. avery, i found it. same type of drill case. it's empty. damn it! we're too late. well, we know he likes to kills his victims as close as possible to the drop-off location to minimize his contact with the murder weapon. he should still be in the park. there's so many people. anybody could be the suspect. ryan: or worse yet-- a victim. (gunfire, screaming) came fr

. >> so that's littling avery and she's having a tough time -- little avery and she's having a tough time bringing it in and her dad is like you can do it, keep at it. so she's trying and she's trying and then take a listen. >> oh, my gosh. >> avery. >> yes! >> avery, what do you think? >> yes, i got one! finally! >> high five. >> she's like this is great! it's the best thing ever. the fish was bigger than little avery. >> that's whatdad's fish should look like. >>> nfl player stefon diggs and whitehead donated these sweet kicks to the branch high school football team. we'll explain the connection and it starts with this guy. >> also coming up we'll be talking to face the nation host john dickerson about the sudden resignation of speaker john boehner. my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk

avery, put your hand on there. >> okay! oh, my gosh! >> what do you think? avery, what do you think? >> yes, i got one! finally! >> high five! >> celebrate just like that. she let that fish go. the fish tale, though, lives on. in less than a week, that video has been viewed more than 5 million times online. keep on reeling 'em in, avery. >> keep reeling. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i

and this morning kron 4's averi harper is live in middletown as the community begins to pick itself up again. >> reporter :people are starting to recover and figuring out ways to rebuild. i'm here with one of the victims today said the marshall--sydney marshall >>:it has been wonderful as they have been really taking care of us and i feel good today actually. my animals are going to be placed in a more permanent situation and i am able to focus and think clearly and i feel good today after two weeks of unbelievable surreal terror and sadness i have hoped i have real hope that we are going to stay in middletown because we love it here and we have friends and neighbors and we are going to stick together and we're going to rebuild because we are together >> reporter :i met yesterday and i was a rough day for you >>:it really was as my boyfriend of eight years had a heart attack and had surgery he is doing really good and i am keeping him, with less stress. i have taken the we'll hear an and the go to for our family and we have people that have donated property for our groups and i feel ha

averi? >>reporter: he says it is important and the come back to school we want to have them to be normal and we want them to try to sell like we're ready for them and they're ready for school and life is going to go on. fifth >>: 01 to be doing a lot art and writing about their experiences in their feelings in the evacuation telling us what they did with it when shelling this story's about half of fun activities his once bill long day were going to enjoy the day off is a voluntary than so will see what we get one of the key to will not begin we're ready for her class to join the other classis to ask the have this problem and the has more buses blasted down to proclaim buses is a disservice you're quickly self for the ax to have a car full situation will figure about and see how many of them comes through for the seventh to suffer never evacuated their been waiting to come back to school if all been evacuated but we have not heard any loss. >>reporter: again we will be here as to his arrival

avery, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marty.ple are starting to run and walk and bike across the bridge, and right now it's completely free to cross the span on foot or on your bike, but some bridge officials are saying that it it could be a possibility that they would charge for you to do that in coming years. i have spoken to some people on the bridge this morning. one group of women who was doing a fund-raiser said they would change the way they did their fund-raiser in there was a toll on the bridge. take a listen to what they had to say. >> we come on training walks, and so we each have to pay, wouldn't be the end of the world, but i think if it was a donation based, you know, like at a national park, you put a dollar in to cross the bridge, especially for the tourists, for people who want to consider this beautiful view we have, i would hate for people not to be able to experience it because they couldn't afford it. >> reporter: now again bridge officials say that this is an effort to cover a massive deficit and generate s

let me ask you avery do you agree with what the judge has now ruled? >> i love this opinion.and fog of the nfl commissioner we have high definition clarity. when the judge talked about something and i have not seen any commentary on it and the law of the shop. it's a labor law dock trien and it's substituted what we saw the commissioner come up where when he dispensed his own brand and justice. it's a way of saying that he missed the boat here. in a clear way he said look this was prejudicial and it was not fair. it was fundmently unfair, and therefore i have no alternative but to vacate the four game suspension and close the case. >> okay. so richard, let me ask you this. what's the likelihood. the nfl say that is they're going appeal. i don't know why. it seems that they should move on. what's the chance of success if they go on appeal? >> well, now the legal discussion as apose approximate today a rah rah discussion. >> what does that mean? >> this is an appeal, and it's going to win. with all respect to judge berman, and i admire. i think that he is one of the finest judg

>>reporter: in oakland avery harper kron4 >> download kron4 mobile news app. you can even track -- check traffic. >>> our other big story. holiday weekend weather. very nice day out there today. cooler by the bay. clear skies all around. let's find out what you need to know for labor day and the rest of the weekend. we have an eye and this guy. >>> things warming up and we will see temperatures climb another i've degrees to 10 degrees for tomorrow. even more still for labor day and by the time we roll into monday we are going to see some really warm temperatures possibly approach -- approaching 100 degrees. temperatures made it into the 70s and 80s. livermore up to 86 posted 90 for antioch. 80s by the bay. these numbers up about 5 degrees to 10 degrees. one big change we had today is the wind is not as strong coming off the ocean. live view at the golden gate bridge and it's a little breezy. just not his breezy is what we had yesterday. winds right now in the 15-25 all park. yesterday we were up at 50 miles per hour. by the day only about 15-20. because the on

. >> in oakland, avery harper, kron 4 news. >> make sure you're always in the know with what's happening. download the dron 4 mobile app. >>> our other big story we're following, it was a nice day today. our meteorologist brian van aikvn joins us now. what do we have in store? warm weather? it will be another 5 to 10 degrees warmer for tomorrow. it will be toasty out there. as we mention bid 5 to 10 degrees, we'll have more in store for tomorrow at the bay bridge, completely clear skies out there, no fog whatsoever. that's the way it will stay for tomorrow. right right now, temperatures are still pretty mild. for the day tomorrow, look for readings go to go up another 5 to 10 degrees, fran forecast to hit the upper 70s, low 80s for oakland. san jose in the upper 80s, and 90s on tap. attention gets even warmer for labor day. alicia? >>> a warning for parents on the peninsula. back to school for children in palo palto off to a disturbing start. for the 3rd time in 2 week witness kids startled by a stranger in the car. this time, police say the man had no pants on. >> reporter: in the world

we came back up to get more personal belongings and now they have evacuated avery. we don't know what is going to happen at this point. >> convoys continue to stream out of the community surrounding the fire and the fire crews from around the state continue to come in to help including this team from the san francisco fire department. the good news is winds are not a factor right now. desert dry conditions have created plenty of parched forest area. >> the fuels are ripe and ready to burn. we are pretty helpless. >> about 3,000 residents have been evacuated so far because of the boutte fire. abc7 news. >>> new evacuations issued today as a fire burning east of fresno continueses to grow. mandatory evacuation measures are in affect in grant grove in sequoia national park and dunlap in fresno county. the lightning-caused fire started on july 31st and has burned 172 square miles. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with howow bad the smoke is getting in parts of the state. >> it is getting pretty bad. look at this nasa satellite imagery and it will spell out

good morning, avery. >> reporter: good morning, will.ving ahead of schedule here at the transbay terminal in san francisco. as you can see there's no riders behind me now because buses started running at 7:45 and there's no wait right. now there's more buses than rider. one worker told me they're running faster than bart trains could run at this point and most people that i talked to about the service, little bus bridges they say that they're relatively satisfied. listen to this. >> it looked worse than it was. it looked worse than it was. we made it across the bridge without incident. >> a bit of a challenge. >> waiting for buses. >> it's great. it's pretty well organized. >> reporter: now, the bart spokesman he tells me that construction on the transbay 2 is on schedule and it's going well. they're still planning to reopen france bay train service around 4:00 a.m. on tuesday. he says that if you have to get in -- this one is right next to at&t park. fourth and king street will be closed as they work on the central subway project. that'

we came back up to get more personal belongings and now they have evacuated avery. we don't know what is going to happen at this point. >> convoys continue to stream out of the community surrounding the fire and the fire crews from around the state continue to come in to help including this team from the san francisco fire department. the good news is winds are not a factor right now. desert dry conditions have created plenty of parched forest area. >> the fuels are ripe and ready to burn. we are pretty helpless. >> about 3,000 residents have been evacuated so far because of the boutte fire. abc7 news. >>> new evacuations issued today as a fire burning east of fresno continueses to grow. mandatory evacuation measures are in affect in grant grove in sequoia national park and dunlap in fresno county. the lightning-caused fire started on july 31st and has burned 172 square miles. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with how bad the smoke is getting in parts of the state. >> it is getting pretty bad. look at this nasa satellite imagery and it will spell out ho

you have divergence and policy, avery johnson growth globally. you are starting to see dispersion of cross, and -- across and within sector. for the first time in a long time, the opportunity set for good alternative investors can take on that liquidity premium when everyone is clamoring for liquidy and -- liquidity in etf space, that' s when you want to do that. you mary that with the fact that bonds are expensive but essential in a client portfolio for the role they play. and equities are not expensive. they are certainly not cheap. i think all that comes together a nice portfolio. anthony: mary, you have a lot of alternatives? mary: about 20%. a lot of people don' t understand the k-1. it is relate performance. there' s disconnect in confusion. wealthier clients understand the dynamic better. but regardless, we will do a lot of nontraditional space, whether it' s nontraditional growth orientation or otherwise. gary: we worked at lehman. i didn' t say you, i said we. it says gary was there too. the systemic risk today, is that different from th

avery roberts. looked at by alabama and arizona state. kid has more moves than a u-haul truck. concord leads. from there, all concord. rob white hands it off to brandon dennis. 35 yards later, he's high fiving his boys in the end zone. concord rolls 36-14 the final. >>> st. george's and howard. this one all wildcats. jerry brightwell for st. george. the long run sets up a touchdown. 35-14. >>> have a look at the pope special game of the week. for next thursday, note the special date because of the pontiff's arrival. the games are south philly and central. bartram and grats going to nbc 10 and cast your vote. >>> up next, our game of the week. west catholic looking to bounce back against -- how would they fare against the birds. this week's game of the week up next. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> welcome back. time now for our game of the week. west catholic not afraid to load up the schedule. a week ago they came up just

>> the throw to avery edwards was unbelievable. i did not realize we were in the nfl.ere allowed to spike the ball. that was a shock. the official said to me -- he almost did not throw the fly because he had not seen that in so long. >> he is a great player. so young. he is a great player. he is improving every weekend. >> navy playing the first game in a conference ever hosting east carolina. they just gave the ball to reynolds. he kept it because he is the quarterback. five touchdowns. 142 yards rushing. more of reynolds. seventieth career rushing touchdown. right there. is seven behind. he is a great player. and 45-21. >> the hokies on the road at purdue. known for the largest -- girls largest drum. virginia tech beating him like a drum. virginia tech wins 51-24. >> virginia hosting william and mary. extreme game. late in the game, murray's -- maurice canady here. has legs and knows how to use them. 74 yards. virginia survives. 35-29. >> you have to be over 40 years old to know that. here is what you cannot do if you are an nfl fan. don't overact to what happened in

advisories are in place tonight for several communities from san andreas south to angels camp and east to avery. the governor declared a state of emergency allowing the office of emergency services to mobilize and the national guard will be available as well. two out buildings have been destroyed. 6400 more homes are threatened tonight. reporter nick james is on the fire line tonight. >> reporter: the butte fire blew up again friday for a second straight day. behind me, you can see the orange flames lighting up the ridge here. it is worth pointing out for the second straight day, this fire has more than doubled in size while containment was cut in half. this was the scary scene in san andreas. a smoke plume. evacuation orders were resended as they say the fire burned parallel to the town pushing toward angel's camp and mountain ranch. we came across several structures destroyed. record heat and four years of drought are making this an incredibly difficult fight for firefighters as the butte burns out of control. >> reporter: this was posted to instagram showing a fire truck and crew working the

so if you know anybody in the towns of murphys or in arnold or avery or mountain ranch or sheep ranch road or any of those communities, they are under mandatory evacuation and are told to get out now. that's the latest we have. fire is out of control about 10% contained. >> thank you, ken. >>> meteorologist paul deanno is with us now. and you have the very latest on the conditions up there. >> yeah. this fire is so big now it's to the point that it will create its own wind and weather. but the underlying theme this entire summer has been four years of drought and fuels that are just so tinder dry that any small fire explodes into a huge fire in such short order because everything is primed to burn. such is the case with the butte fire. in order winds this evening tonight 10 to 20 miles an hour. that's strong but locally near the fire they will be stronger. the winds will change tomorrow. we are going to see a wind shift turning south to north with temperatures in the 80s tomorrow. locally we are talking about the heat wave for a fifth consecutive day away from the water. livermore and

>> catherine: kron 4's averi harper went to a local restaurant to see whether the sky-high cost of lineer:at lefty odull's near union square eggs make up most of their breakfast menu. >> reporter:and the breakfast staple are undeniably a favorite for lefty's manager john fair. >>"i actually like them basted, but you can have them fried or with ham." (cheers & applause) but the prices of the morning meal must-have are through the roof. >> reporter:up as much as 150 percent restaurants like lefty's are watching those prices closely. (cheers & applause) "it hasn't affected our bottom line yet but the eggs have doubled so we do feel it." >> reporter:according to the usda egg production is sluggish in california because of prop 2 which requires that hens have more space on farms. >> reporter:that, coupled with avian flu in the midwest has driven prices up. >> reporter:at lefty's it's changing how they do business they're shopping around for the cheapest egg prices. (cheers & applause) "we have actually a special >> shopper who goes around for any items that are overpriced." now manager john

back to you in the studio. >> thank you, avery.t in, a 69-year-old man whose home was destroyed in the valley fire has been reported missing by his family. the "san jose mercury news" reporting he's a former police reporter for them and they say that leonard neft's burned car was found last night on the road that he would have taken if we were trying to escape. he lived in the small town of anderson springs. his house was destroyed. neft last spoke with his family yesterday evening as fire swept through the area. >>> 9:10, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the stage is set for 16 republican candidates to battle it out in the debate tonight. >>> the death toll rises overnight in utah after flash flooding destroyed a town. we'll have the latest on the search and rescue efforts. >>> happening now the search continues for one person who's still missing following deadly flash flooding in utah. crews are looking, well, everywhere they can. drainage pipes. they're bringing in heavy machinery, leaving no stone unturned as they look f

jaid, avery, john, peanut, you'd call them the dog's name. you can't remember who the heck anybody is. so god bless them. >>> all right. 4:58 right now. we already know no one is immune to the kiss cam. >> wait until you see who just had a kiss last night. and the former first lady rosalynn carter. >> absolutely. that was at the atlanta braves came. jimmy carter keeping his spirits high and being an inspiration to cancer. >> they are an amazing couple. >> 90 years old. it's coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> breaking news in westchester county as we look at these live pictures from the scene. a shooting outside a fast food restaurant. new information just released by police. >>> plus, people walking out of a school meeting. what happened inside that had emotions running high. >>> and donald trump under fire this morning for something that happened at a town hall. it'

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some state lawmakers don't want kron 4's averi harper has more on the possible toll. and what people think about it. >> reporter: people won't have a problem have not cashed. >>: if you mix the cleaner want not. >> reporter: people don't want to be compared barrier to a jury the area. >> vicki: the oakland a's honored their famed "big three" players before today's game. pitching trio barry zito, tim hudson, and mark mulder were each given a bottle of specially engraved cabernet savignon as a lasting momento of their time with the oakland a's, the three will go down in history as some of the most dominant starting pitchers ever to play with the athletics franchise. minutes before the game started, zito, hudson and mulder threw out the ceremonial first pitches as a group. >>: being out has been fun enjoying time with my family but today is nice with these two guys. >> vicki: the a's also made a video tribute to the three pitchers that were drafted in the late 1990s. today's game is the a's final home game of the 2015 campaign. >> reporter: we are keeping an and hyatt th

it's how she caught the fish is getting the attention. 5-year-old avery is on a fishing trip with hervideo and here she is she is reeling and the big ones. a 5-pound bass. about 20 inches long. the best part is a breeze using nothing -- i hope you can see it nothing but a toy barbie fishing pole, pink ones. it's quite a fish story. i don't have to tell you it's fall finally and maybe you've noticed the smell of pumpkin smite -- spice. tonight and dine in dish a taste of things to come. >> it's a great pumpkin. he's rising out of the patch. >> you know it is all when turkeys are pardon and pumpkins are weighing in and jack-o'- lanterns talk. yes, fall is in the air. you can smell it. massive amounts of pumpkin spice. meat food curator maggie spicer and she did not make up her last name. >> i like to think we were spicer's back in the day. >> so you could say maggie spicer knows her spaces. she says it's no accident our senses are being bombarded with the flavor of the season. it's set off our old factories. >> it has an intoxicating effect. >> from jack-o'-lanterns and tasty muffins pu

once avery fisher hall around the corner from us is now named for david giffin. an unvailing ceremony was held yesterday, and he donated $100 million to lincoln center, launching the large-scale renovation that will begin in the next 4 years. >> by focusing his philanthropy on us, he has set into place a transformation that will lead us into the future. >> he says as a native new yorker, it's especially gratifying to be associated with the transformation of one of the world's greatest concert halls. it was held during the opening of the new york philharmonics 2015-2016 season. >> if i give you $100 million, you better put my name on it! you know? >> good for him! good for us! street. i walk through the lincoln center every single time, and i'm coming and going to work, and there's so many free programs, and i'm a patron of the free programs at lincoln center, and i just say thank you. that's what i say. it's so beautiful and so fun. i can only dream as a parent forcing my children now to do their musical instructions and practice every day, but some day they coul

police continued to be at the scene avery hard latest. >> reporter: alicea releasing the public aboutn truck just arrived to take away that red vehicle involved with the shooting here they say one man found dead following the hail of bullets to in the morning belvedere court released 30 evidence markers to look at video at what police fallen they arrived here but to and the morning to and the morning here on belvedere court safest area of town people tell me they her a storm of gunshots last night in her car afterward a couple people have to say to me when 45 last night and all i heard these loud noises and suddenly a car and drive off the not some like fireworks definitely gunfire had a scary but yes" >> reporter: now police are not identifying the man shot here on belvedere court not identifying any possible suspects either then told the family friends of a person shot are here on see very emotional did not live talked to reporters that person shot will be missed and guy nice person police on the scene working to clear the scene like a few moments ago touch arrived to take the red v

. >> darya: is at avery their? james harding know that you are there. >> i have been dealing these wooden planks together and held the they are secure. >> reporter: we have no idea what we're actually going doing here on volunteer day. we will get the full rundown here later . actually i put up drywall fear. >> grant: well it's really ugly james. >> james: we have a whole lot left to go for today. we'll be talking more with avery and granta and there's a lot more to go with this project. >> mark: kron 4 news is very excited to be working with habitat for humanity. >> darya: donald trump is calling out president right now . there is a convicted killer those accidently release from prison and we will tell you where this happened. >> reporter: i'll show you more new technology and my report later ♪ ♪ though marked the search is on for a convicted killer who was accidentally released and in one of this high-security prisons. there is at least 30 years left on his sentence. >> darya: a special guests will be coming here

kron 4 news avery harper is reporting live from hidden valley.den valley lake where you can see the homes behind me there is not much damage here. they're still intact and its neighborhood is just like these that officials letting residents return today. take a look at the neighborhood that you are able to return today. >> just like yesterday in midtown, you will need to provide proof that you live in this area and bring along your photo id or any sort of documentation that uch or live you have or live in this area. >> here at the following locations, hartman road at state road, 29 grange road, and butte canyon road. again, be sure to bring your photo id or some sort of documentation that prove that you live in the area. some people have been tweeting me when their neighborhoods will be able to return to their neighborhood. you will not be able to return to other neighborhoods just yet just because of the fire behavior and basic infrastructure is restored. back to you. >> all right, thanks for the live report. >>> a bare company bay area company

their 13-year-old since, zoe and avery take piano lessons. they have family dinners together. when they talk, education is a common theme. >> taking them to college campuses. >> they're 13? >> the art museum. i mean they have been to europe twice. >> do you feel that you're living the american dream? >> i do. i do. >> but according to a recent "new york times" poll, the number of americans who still believe in the american dream is slipping. it was 72% in early 2009 at the worst of the financial crisis. 64% this past december in spite of the improved economy. >> my mom wasn't around too much when i was little so i was mostly in my dad's custody, but he was always running around so i was raised by my grandmother. >> chris lawson from, a not so nice part of port clinton, ohio, did not grow up living anybody's version of the american dream. >> my dad was a little nuts. he's locked up right now. >> he's in jail? >> oh, yeah, he's in priss son. >> his childhood was chaotic a slog. >> i didn't have many friends in outkast. you know. >> he does landscape work but would like steadier

. >> we came back up to try to get more personal belongings and now they evacuated avery. we don't know what's going to happen at this point. >> conveys of live stock trailers stream out of the communities surrounding the fire. fire crews from around the state continue to come into help, including this team from the san francisco fire department. winds aren't a factor right now desert dry conditions created plenty of parched forest area. >> we are helpless as humans when conditions are like this. >> about 3,000 residents have been evacuated so far because of the butte fire. >> evacuations orders are in effect in grant grove and sequoia national park. the fire burned 172 square miles. >>> in developing news, at least one person is dead after a reported shooting in hayward overnight. officers arrived at belvedere court and found the victim near a car suffering from at least one gun shot wound. authorities are trying to uncover a motive and find a suspect. >> another shooting overnight left one person dead in oakland. shots broke out around 10:00 at 84th avenue and internatio

we three and a half inch wooden cubes, we gave them a dose of french bright paint and these are avery stuck them on there to create the dice patterns. >> cool! >> it is pretty cool. >> and you could play dice with them? >> but we went ahead and made a dice cup. it's a plane bucket, give it white paint and gold duct tape. >> time to get into the fort, you guys! this is your big moment! >> get in the fort! >> i have three kids at home. who didn't love building a fort at sleepovers when we were younger, right? >> this is a fort in a bag. so we actually just provide all of the accoutrements to create -- >> whoa! >> are you okay? >> i'd love to know whose children are these. >> this child just came out of your dress? >> okay, so -- >> i'd like the parents to come forward! >> are you okay? >> yup. >> dad wants to say hi. >> say hi, dad. oh, right into the camera. okay. >> jhienga! >> i love me some diy but cutting down 48 pieces of jenga pieces is not my jam. i went to the hardware store. they cut every single piece at no charge, which is a great tip. you have to give it muscle, this larger

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my brother richard avery. we miss you every day. in your city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> my brother new york city fire department ladder 12th. we love you, we miss you every day. and for all the innocent people that were senselessly killed you will never be forgotten. [applause] william. michael. lawrence cpac. richard. juan in the. david james. andrew. martha jane. ruth jane stewart. richard stewart senior. douglas. romney stowe and. james, jr.. george, jr.. edward thomas. stephen straus. benjamin. juan. william christopher. daniel thomas. christopher sullivan. thomas sullivan. james joseph. >> my brother we love you and the issue. you had the birth of your second beautiful grandson in to the families know the you are in our hearts and our family and this is a terribly i never told you this but you are the juan beneath my wings. and you're my hero. i love you. by issue and i will never ever forget you. [applause] colleen. robert. claudia. john francis. christine. brian david sweeney. b

. >> ask amanda avery. she was a girl scout through her senior year in high school.othing looks better than a senior with a girl scout uniform on. you rocked it. congratulations. >> that's great. >> you ran into somebody, didn't you? >> right before the last picture was at sirius xm, buzz's show. all those crazy people drink and do their show. >> you're not one to judge, neither am i. >> when i did get off the plane a friend texted me and said go to this bar in nashville called losers. i said is there a bar called losers? yes, next to winners. everybody goes to losers. guess who we saw? >> look at this. >> blake shelton. >> with your friend jamie. >> what was blake doing at losers. >> he was schmoozing fans. it was a fun meet and greet. >> there is such sexual tension when the two of them get together. >> and then -- >> then you came up to greenwich, greenwich food -- wine and food festival was in full swing. >> yes. >> and there i was. that was a couple nights before with geoffrey zakarian. he opened a fabulous new restaurant, the national in greenwich in a couple w

there are crews out with cadaver dogs looking for the remaining two people. >> all right, avery, thanky are seeing smoke today. the air quality management district is issuing an advisory. here's video showing the smoke in the area. and we're getting the wind shift now. winds are turning more northerly out of the north, and that's most likely going to blow smoke into the north bay, especially napa county. if you see smoke where you live, you are encouraged to limit outdoor activity, close your windows, and if you do have an air conditioning unit, set those units to recirculate so that it doesn't bring in outside air. >>> winds are light up to 8 miles per hour from the north and northwest. across the north bay very light winds from the north and northwest in napa. as you get closer to the east bayshore line from the north and northwest, it's 6 miles per hour. fur in the south bay, san jose, 8 miles per hour. the winds are going to pick up. that's going to help move that smoke from the valley fire. so the air quality index in that area will be moderate. so if you know anyone with respirat

kron 4's avery harper is live in pleasant hill with the details, avery. >> reporter: daria, i'm standing avenue south and shadow wood drive, and all that's left of the accident scene is that puddle there down the street. there was one chp officer who told me a mother was crossing the street, blinded by the street, the driver struck them. the officer says it was a low speed crash and two of the children were air lifted to the children's hospital and the others were taken to john mur hospital. the car was not damaged and able to be driven away, i'm trying to piece together what happened and i'll bring you the latest as i get it. >> and a major restaurant chain apologizing after the way a police officer was treated, what they did that has people so upset this morning. >>> and a whale photo bombs the governor of connecticut. this video of this baluga whale is going rival this morning. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their liv

house and we came back up to try to get some more personal belongings, and now they have evacuated avery. so we don't know what's going to happen at this point. >> convoys of livestock trailers continue to stream out of the communities surrounding the fire, and fire crews from around the state continue to come in to help, including this team from the san francisco fire department. the good news? winds aren't a factor right now. desert dry conditions have created plenty of parched forest area. >> the fuels are ripe and ready to burn. we are pretty helpless as humans with conditions like this. >> 3,000 have been evacuated so far because of the butte fire. abc7 news. >> new evacuations have been issued as a fire burning east of fresno continues to grow. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect in grant grove, sequoia national park in dunlap county. the fire start the july 31st and has burned more than 172 square miles. >>> in developing news at least one person is believed dead in hayward from a shooting overnight. officers arrived on shepherd avenue to find a person near the car suffering

house and we came back up to try to get some more personal belongings, and now they have evacuated avery. so we don't know what's going to happen at this point. >> convoys of livestock trailers continue to stream out of the communities surrounding the fire, and fire crews from around the state continue to come in to help, including this team from the san francisco fire department. the good news? winds aren't a factor right now. desert dry conditions have create plenty of parched forest area. >> the fuels are ripe and ready to burn. we are pretty helpless as humors with condition like this. >> 3,000 have been evacuated so far because of the butte fire. abc7 news. >> there's a fire burning east of fresno continues to grow. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect in grant grove, sequoia national park in dunlap county. the fire start the july 31st and has burned more than 172 square miles. >>> in develop news at least one person is believed dead in hayward from a shooting overnight. officers arrived on shepherd avenue to find a person near the car suffering from at least one gunshot wounds