adam is there 234 bakersfield. thank you for that. baking out there. in bakersfield. jonathan: bakersfield made famous by the "streets of bakersfield" song. it is a dry here out there. doug: yeah. it's still hot. severe thunderstorm warnings to jump into. get to the full screen. look at the doppler radar. this came in. severe thunderstorm warning in effect here for another 45 minutes. the storms are moving to the east at about 40 miles per hour. 60-mile-per-hour wind gust and hail. we are looking south of the metro area. we are talking fredericksburg, stafford, king george county. it continues eastward from there. packing a wallop with the gusty winds. a lot of rain and hail, too. wind gusts could hit 60 miles per hour with closeup look now. stafford, fredericksburg, spotsylvania, purning quickly east. in hilltop in charles county south of waldorf the heavy storm passing over there now. the forecast tonight, shower and the storms. they are popping up. they will diminish and we will drop to 60. breezy and cooler. 76 tomorrow. 78 on thursday. there is beautiful weather.

lake isabella is east of bakersfield.see that you are near a home that has been destroyed. >> reporter: we're in mountain mesa a few miles east of lake isabella. behind us is what is left of one of the homes. rubble and ashes. you can see a dresser, a washer and dryer, and that's all we can make out. there are 1500 structures like this threatened. the fast moving erskine fire exploded overnight. deputies warn there could potentially be more deaths. >> there are a lot of burned out properties that we haven't had a chance to take a look at so there is the potential that there are other lives that have been lost. >> reporter: the fire started thursday before 4:00 in the afternoon at the bottom of a steep hill and was quickly fueled by heavy winds and hot weather sweeping several miles in just a few hours. friday afternoon it was still 0% contained. >> the conditions could get worse, and it's a very dangerous area at this point. >> reporter: 800 firefighters are tackling flames. several hundred more are on their way, three no

so seven total round trips each day between the two cities with the new train leaving bakersfield at:25 and arrives in oakland around 10:30 in the morning. the return route leaves oakland at 2:30 and is in bakersfield between 9:00 p.m. >> may want to check the freezer the national frozen food corporation has a recall because of listeria contamination that of listeria contamination that covers frozen parkways there are no reports of sickness related to the recalled items. they can be returned for a full refund. >> ared ready for the story of the day? feel free, great tasting chocolate, that is guilt free. this is a reality. scientists at temple university say the secret ingredient is is...electricity. >> what? explain. >> by running liquid chocolate through an electric field scientists reduce fat to as let as -- low as 28% without sacrificing the taste. when fat is taken out of congress lat it is usually too thick to past through the pipes but electricity reduces that by shrinking microparticles in cocoa. >> i don't understand of anything that was said other than my chocolate will be

. >> firefighters making progress in the deadly fire burning near bakersfield. quali "today in the bay" starts now. >>> thank you for joining us. >> i'm laura garcia. >> we're coming off a warm weekend. >> yeah. it's more of the same coming into monday. >> yeah. no changes. we start off the morning we warm up into the afternoon. expect it to be like yesterday. it's 56 degrees now in the east bay and the peninsula. and 51 in the north bay. highs up to 95 there. 97 in the south bay. trivalley will be hitting 100 degrees today. a look out there, at least we have clouds along the coast. i'll talk about that and what else to expect throughout the week. that's coming up. tracking a couple of earlier crashes. >> that's right. a couple of issues. you see the speed center is not a problem around the bay. fremont we had an earlier crash reported around dunbar but no lanes were blocked. it just cleared from the map. meanwhile, here in the south bay the second of the two crashes we're talking about south 101 and the capital expressway offramp. it sounds like the activity is

of course, the conditions outside are definitely contributing to the situation there east of bakersfield. meteorologist anthony slaughter looking at the microclimate forecast up here at home. >> it's another hot one at parts of the bay area through wednesday and you can see we're looking at beautiful conditions in san francisco. out on the water there are folks and temperatures in the 60s in san francisco. comfortable jacket weather but lots of sunshine in place as well. we watch for fog along the coastline starting to push inland when eventually we see the fog change the pattern and probably not going to happen until thursday but at the coastline, we see fog each and every morning and some is limited but a little bit of that in the daily city near half-moon bay and the coastline, that will be the general trend this week and 72 across oakland. east bay. 84 right now into south bay and clear skies for everybody and that's going to be the general pace all the way through midweek. temperatures tomorrow are actually going up a couple of degrees. so tomorrow even warmer. 87 degrees for the pe

. >>> now to new developments on a fast moving wildfire northeast of bakersfield. fire officials confirm two people have been found dead in the community of lake isabella. the fire is known as the erskine fire. it started about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. an estimated 80 to 100 homes or other structures have been destroyed. late than governor brown declared a state of emergency in the area that will clear the way for state aid. as will karr reports, the bureau of land management says 800 firefighters are on scene with more on the way. >> reporter: desperate scenes like this home burning to the ground playing out in a number of mountain communities in california's southern sierra nevada. this is a monster windfalled fire is burning across 29 square miles with shifting winds prompting some last- minute evacuations. residents forced to grab clothes, pets, and flee through the thick smoke. >> it's like driving into the apocalypse. it's driving into hell. it was awful. >> reporter: hardest hit, the popular lake isabella recreation area around three hours north of los ange

this fire burning just to the east of bakersfield near lake isabella.something that will be in the headlines. if you are going to the north bay for the sonoma raceway nascar race, big event on sunday. 90, mostly sunny skies k. stay hydrated and have the sun block out there. as you go into this evening for the trans march, it will be mostly sunny, beautiful weather, a lot of sunshine. temperatures in mid 60s dropping back to upper 50s. looking at all our micro climates, we'll have a range from 70s in san francisco to 80s in the peninsula and then some low 90s for the south bay. tri-valley will be up to 93 on saturday. we'll see that heat peaking in the north bay sunday. as you take a look at that seven-day forecast, you see the temperatures will continue to rise as we go into next week. more hot weather all throughout this weekend and next week as well. let's head over to mike to see what's happening as you head out for the roadways. >> we have slowing toward the peninsula. steph chuang told you about areas around civic center and san francisco where par

. >>> devastation near bakersfield. a wildfire destroying homes and building. 19,000 acres and still burning as evacuations are underway. >>> good afternoon. i am mike mibach. >> i am alex savidge. gasia off today. u.s. stocks plunging in the wake of news that british voters have decided to leave the european union. >> the so-called brexit prompting the dow jones to drop 500 points in the first few minutes of trading today. amy kellogg with more. >> reporter: a historic day here in the united kingdom. british voters deciding to leave the european union ending a 43-year relationship with the soon to be 27-nation group formed in the wake of world war ii. >> the british people have given us a very clear instruction, and i know that we, in politics, will work calmly, cooperatively, and consensually to implement that instruction from the people. >> reporter: the result a shock which will lead to the departure of british prime minister david cameron. he said he will leave office by october. >> i do not think it would be right

. >>> amtrak is adding another run to its train service between oakland and bakersfield starting tomorrow. this is the seventh daily round- trip service between the bay area and san joaquin valley. >>> there will be a meeting tomorrow to consider the red carpet lines. and also there's going to be a habitat for humanity build upon. >>> progress to the warriors after a great season, which it could have ended a little bit better. thank you. soon. i like the bride more than the groom. turquois dresses... so excited. did all her exes get invited? no one's got moves like uncle joe. ♪ should i stay or should i go? ♪ when it's go, book with choice hotels and get a free $50 gift card for staying just two times. book direct at choicehotels.com. you always have a choice. >>this is a look behind the scenes of a television station >> music >> kron4 >> the back story >> the newscast >> day 23 >> bonnie: our big story today is a missing santa cruz girl. an eight year-old girl missing since yesterday. >> bonnie: we have a lot of crews on it. hopefully, there will be some development on it tonight. >>bonn

cesar --desde bakersfield norma gaspar nos informa..nfirman la muerte de dos personas en el fuego. aunque an no han dicho dnde o cmo ocurrieron. el voraz y devastador siniestro forestal contina fuera de control. ms de 19 mil acres calcinados, unas cuarenta millas cuadradas a la redonda. y no hay trazas de contenerlo. por lo menos cien estructuras y hogares destruidos, un nmero que podra aumentar significativamente. mil quinientas permanecen bajo amenaza. ahorita son seiscientos pero podran ser hasta mil los que llegarn a luchar contra reloj. por si fuera poco, no hay servicio de celular en el rea. y la compaÑa de luz dice que mas de tres mil residentes estn sin electricidad. el incendio inici ayer por la tarde a 40 millas al noreste de bakersfield. las zonas bajo evacuacin son bella vista, south lake, weldon, onyx, lakeland estates, moutain mesa, squirrel valley y yankee canyon. aunque residentes de lake isabella y erskine creek tienen orden de evacuacin preventiva. escenas desgarradoras que nos hacenn darnos cuenta que la batalla tal v

it is outside of bakersfield. it is threatening about 1500 homes and more than 100 buildings have already burned to the ground. >> it's like driving into the apocalypse. >> i haven't seen the damage yet but a lot of houses looked like they were on fire. >> a state of emergency has been declared. 800 firefighters are on the ground. three of them have suffered smoke inhalation injuries. >>> a former fairfax county cop who pleaded guilty to killing an unarmed man may be out of jail as early as next week. tore he is was sentenced to one year in the shooting death. the man was standing with his hands up when officer tore he is shot we talked to gear's mother and gear outside of court. >> if i went out and shot somebody shall i would never see the light of day. one year in jail is insulting. >> the whole thing has been a fiasco from the very beginning. and let's hope that no one else ever has to go through what we have gone through on this whole thing. >> it took involvement from a u.s. senator and a judge's order to br

. >>> it's a grim job near bakersfield. crews are struggling to control one of the worst valleys in history. cadaver dogs worked the remains of 200 homes that were destroyed in this fire. these last several days. this is northeast of bakersfield and elderly couple died on friday. now they fear that more people will be found dead. the erskine fire as its called has hundreds of miles around lake isabella. hundreds of people have been evacuated. >> you can just imagine being in this place for your home for four days then add the anxiety of did my home even survive. >> so difficult for so many family members there. only some of those evacuated are let back into their homes. this fire is now 40% contained. so far it has cost nearly $8 million to fight. full containment isn't expected until thursday at the earliest because of our blistering hot temperatures that stretch all the way down to southern california. >> as we see, the temperatures impacted the fire that we had in isn't a cruz mountains as well. how long can we expect to

lÍder cÉsar chÁvez, juntos crearon la primera uniÓn trabajadores agrÍcolas en este paÍs, desde bakersfieldajando. esa le inspirÓ parir iniciar una lucha social al aÑo de su esposo, el dÍa campesino cesar chÁvez. >> mi mamÁ nos enseÑÓ que uno puede tener su familia, al mismo tiempo puedes hacer el trabajo para hacer las cosas mejores. reportera: silenciosas se conocieron los campos del valle central de california los aÑos 40. ambos se mudaron al este de los angeles, tuvieron ocho hijos y mejoraron su vida. el escrito de justicia por los trabajadores del campo los trajo nuevamente para iniciar la lucha o la uniÓn de campesinos mÁs grande de estados unidos y lo lograron. >> logramos los beneficios que tenemos ahora, tener agua fresca tener baÑos, desempleo, tener la amnistÍa. reportera: durante los aÑos 60 esta pareja luchÓ la huelga de las uvas en los campos de veneno, california, helen, como activista fue pieza clave y como madrelejos una carta escrita, donde especifica su Última voluntad. >> suplicÓ que siguiÉramos fiel en el trabajo, en el que mira pa iniciÓ. reportera: helen muriÓ por ca

==vo== the transit agency is adding another round-trip service square and bakersfield.ndon >>> amtrak is adding service between oakland and bakers field. it starts today making the seventh daily trips. it's due to increased congestion. >>> a portion of san francisco's great highway closes for ten days. that's done every year to ensure that sand doesn't bury the roadway. the highway will close between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on week days. during that time crews are going to remove that sand build up. more than 5,000 cubic yards of sand will be put back into the ocean. wind causes the sand to build up. >>> a plan is in the works to move a portion of highway 1 away from an eroding cliff. the problem is effecting the southbound lane. for now a traffic signal will allow drivers through one direction at a time. that means delays of five to ten minutes through that area. temporary detours could begin in late summer or fall. a major realignment will not happen for another three years. >>> the first family enjoyed part of father's day in california at the yosemite national park.

juan carlos: el güero palma se encuentra en el centro de detenciÓn de bakersfield.s de aduanas e inmigraciÓn traspasan nueve aÑos en esta cÁrcel de alta seguridad en california donde de acuerdo a presiones se deteriorÓ su salud. >> la cÁrcel deteriora mucho. son terribles las condiciones y deteriora mucho estos personajes. luis: se dice que el güero palma parece de una hernia, hemorroides y le faltan varios dientes. su sentencia de 16 aÑos fue reducida por buena conducta. >> el güero palma podrÍa reactivar sus actividades delictivas, podrÍa sentirse tentado a reiniciar sus operaciones. luis: este ex agente de la dea tiene una opiniÓn similar a la del magistrado. >> para regresar narcotrÁfico porque es el Único trabajo que conoce y es muy bueno en el trÁfico de drogas en mÉxico a los estados unidos. >> segÚn este anÁlisis está el caso de palma va a ser un referente para la estrategia legal del. >> no olvidemos que el sistema de justicia legal existen figuras que le permiten a la persona que es requerida llegar a un acuerdo legal, un acuerdo lÍcito por la fiscalía de

new video shows a raging wildfire that destroyed dozens of homes in california. 60 homes east of bakersfield burned as many other fires were calming. some homes are nothing more than embers on the ground. however, residents are refusing to leave. >>> an independent drone delivery service flew between cape may and test facility on a vessel stationed on the delaware bay wednesday afternoon delivering medical samples. they are hoping to use drones safely particularly after a natural disaster. one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com everybody, looking live on sky6 live hd at talen energy stadium. you see lots of clouds up above, we have storms that came through currently in south jersey and delaware. although we're looking dry on i-95. no problems here past cottman. southbound traffic moving fine, at this point all overnight construction has cle

. >>> developing news on the wildfire burning near bakersfield. authorities say they have found badly burned human remains in a mobile home park. the fire has burned 36,000 acres around lake isabella since it started on thursday. 225 homes have either been destroyed or damaged in this morning 2500 other homes are threatened. on friday an elderly couple was killed when they were overcome by smoke trying to escape. hundreds of other people have been forced to evacuate. one family says they took every precaution to make sure their home was a destroyed.>> fire hazard predation was done. >> there was no fire danger in the grass did not catch on fire over here. >> it was a huge advantage. >> the fire 10% contained in the cause investigated. more than 1000 firefighters are working to control the fire. the governor has declared a state of emergency in kern county. >>> hundreds of thousands of people expected to line the streets of san francisco to take in the pride parade. it celebrates the heritage and culture of the lgbt community. this year they have e

this is northeast of bakersfield. more remains were found today in a purned out mobile home. experts are saying it is too early to tell if the remains belong to a person or an animal. the fire is 10% contained. 150 homes have been burned to the ground. 25 others are currently threatened. >> check all the conditions in your neighborhood with the bay area app. click to find the forecast for your community. continue's annual block party was smaller and more controlled than in years past. we are talking about pink saturday. that's where heavy police and security were present. >> all the festivities, something coming to town, how did it go. >> waiting to get into the san francisco eagle here. look over here, here, across the street is where the party was held the pink saturday. 800 people came here. it's hardly the thousands or hundreds of thousands that have come here in years past. tearing it down, organizers caused 10 bucks a head. the result, more manageable and safer. across from the san francisco eagle, the pink saturday crowd left early and was much smaller than years past.

this is happening about 41 miles northeast of bakersfield. the fire is running near lake isabella.incredible video showing the entire hillside on fire. 4,000 acres so far. video from firefighters shows the destruction of homes, gutted by names. firefighters describe conditions on the lines to abc7 news. >> this is bad. it started about four chog p.m. today. hot, dry, fast. burned through several communities. we have evacuations set in place now. >> 1,500 residents have been evacuated. firefighters say some have refused to leave. tonight at least 500 firefighters are on the front lines and more help is on the way. fire is 0% contained and officials expect to it continue on grow and expect more homes to be hossa. we'll have updates on the fire on abc7 news bay area. >> as i am, president obama is in the bay area tonight. he touched down aboard air force one. he then hopped on marine one and headed to san francisco. he made an up expected stop tonight. kate is live. >> reporter: we're seeing the usual road choesh urslosures. president obama's biggest fans brave a very cold and wind ni

. >>> firefighters are making progress at a wildfire near bakersfield.t killed two people and destroyed over 100 homes. chris martinez reports from south lake where blocks have been devastated. >> reporter: surveying the damage for the first time. >> i was ready to see it all gone. when you drive up and you see everything is -- is -- nothing is there. >> reporter: south lake was hit hard by the erskine fire. flames washed out blocks of homes in lake isabella. crews are working to restore damaged power lines as signs in the area praise firefighters for their efforts. 1700 of them are battling the blaze that devoured 36,000 acres. forcing massive evacuations. officials continue to tally up the damage and so far they found 200 structures and homes were destroyed. at a community meeting saturday night firefighters say despite making progress they are not ready to allow residents to return home. >> we still have a very ugly fire out there in extremely dry fuel and a lot of fuel, with the winds, it could get off and running and blow back around. >> the efcepht

. >>> the fire started northeast of bakersfield. at least two people have died in the fire. more than 200 structures have been destroyed. 150 of them homes. that fire now just 45% contained and more than 1800 firefighters are working on it. the death toll may rise as they continue to search through homes. many of them reduced to ash. . >> if you look around there is a lot of destruction. there is the potential for more fatalities. at this point we have to go to each property and ensure there are no victims. we are utilizing cadaver dogs, nine search dogs searching these areas. >> governor brown has declared a state of emergency. fire officials say they hope to let people back to some of those areas soon. >>> police in modesto are looking for a purse thief. there were four in the last week. the victims are in their 70s and 80s. the thief drove up from behind and snatched the purse and drove off. >>reporter: they were in the parking lot. >> i would probably scream as loud as i could. all four women suffered injuries. they say to avoid taking anything while going shopping. >>>

this is happening about 41 miles northeast of bakersfield. the fire is running near lake isabella.ncredible video showing the entire hillside on fire. 4,000 acres so far. video from firefighters shows the destruction of homes, gutted by names. firefighters describe conditions on the lines to abc7 news. >> this is bad. it started about four chog p.m. today. hot, dry, fast. burned through several communities. we have evacuations set in place now. >> 1,500 residents have been evacuated. firefighters say some have refused to leave. tonight at least 500 firefighters are on the front lines and more help is on the way. fire is 0% contained and officials expect to it continue on grow and expect more homes to be hossa. we'll have updates on the fire on abc7 news bay area. >> as i am, president obama is in the bay area tonight. he touched down aboard air force one. he then hopped on marine one and headed to san francisco. he made an up expected stop tonight. kate is live. >> reporter: we're seeing the usual road choesh urlosures. president obama's biggest fans brave a very cold and wind nigh

s back it is hotter inland right now at this moment that it is in bakersfield. hot day inland as we get to it. and this fog hanging close to the coast and trying to work its way over the golden gate bridge, overcast right now, keeping the coast area on the cool side. take your pick is far temperatures, you can be in san francisco for 60s, 70s in oakland, 80s in san jose in santa rosa, 90s and 92 in brentwood. taking a look at the noontime numbers, brentwood at 99 degrees, the hotspot in the bay area. and in novato, 98 in her backyard, wins on the short up to 20, and away from the bay we have calm wind in livermore. also comment fairfield with winds picking up later in the afternoon out of the west at 10 to 20. this high pressure is contributing to the inland hot weather, and the coast is the recipient of the onshore push, keeping it cool. the satellite and radar showing that today and tomorrow will be equally as hot away from the bay. we still have fog lingering at the beaches, otherwise becoming sunny and warm along the beach and they. it will remain dry -- bea

amtrak began expanding passenger service between oakland's jack london square and bakersfield and stops in between include stockton, modesto, and fresno, and it's the first time they have added service in 14 years. >>> get ready to fork out 50 accepts for more daily caltrain parking. it will now cost $5.50 to mark and $55 for monthly parking permits. it was approved last december, and they will start paid parking enforcement in belmont after it was previously free. >>> a reminder now if you have a consumer problem or question. e-mail the hotline, consumerwatch or wall the hotline, 888-5-helps-you. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. have a great afternoon. ============ >>> that's for kpix 5 news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. >> have a great afternoon, everyone. ,, ♪ >> liam: what the hell? >> katie: y

this is the southern reach of the sierra, about 40 minutes -- 40 miles from bakersfield. so they are trying to keep this fire from advancing to further communities, but it looks like as many as 1500 homes are still in peril. south of isabella lake, so much devastation to the communities by the wildfire that's more than 25 hours has been racing eastward and it's still advancing. hundreds remain evacuated, scores of them now have no homes to return to. in mountain may tax ed evacuated his wife, then rode it out as the fire crested cook peak and roared into his valley. >> unbelievably fast. it came down that mountain and raced across this valley went right up the other side and just really -- if you didn't have -- you didn't have time to grab anything and throw anytime your car and go. >> reporter: he showed us video he recorded during the height of the fire last night. >> cook peak over here all on fire. all the crease and everything up there on fire. >> reporter: he showed us the pesticide sprayer he filled with water to put out spot fires. >> i went on a little dune buggy

according to a statement helen chavez died in bakersfield surrounded by already ones.th was given and she was 88 years old. >> heavy rain, high wind, bat otherring northern florida after colin made landfall expecting to dump 3 help 6" rain across western and northern florida and cost a.m. areas of the carolinas and some cares could see up to 10" of rain. florida governor scott has declared a "state of emergency." >> next, the move to reopen one of the most popular and spectacular spots in san francisco. >> saying goodbye to muhammad ali with famous names paying ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. maxx life in store and online. hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high spe

it's in an area northeast of bakersfield. two people were killed in the fire and saturday more remains were found in a burned out mobile home. experts say it's too early to tell, though, whether the remains belong to a person or an animal. the fire's 10% contained, 150 homes have been destroyed. at least 2,500 others are threatened. evacuees say they are anxious to get back to their homes and see what's left. >> we've been here for a couple of days. we're trying to maintain. >> we're bringing people for the sole purpose of finding people who are missing. >> we're not able to get to some of the areas yet because they're still smoldering. >> governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency. that will help bring in money to fight the fire and cleanup. >>> more than 20 people are dead, several others are considered missing after a historic flood struck. today in the bay's chris pollone has the story. >> reporter: the rain has ended for now and cleanup is under way in west virginia. 400 members of the national guard lending a ha

. >>> speaking of fire danger, late word tonight of a destructive wildfire near bakersfield.oke out just before 4:00 this afternoon and the flames have already consumed dozens of homes. >> the nba draft got underway tonight. the warriors began a youth movement with two packs. mark will tell us about the one we expected and the other pick that they obtained. >>> the alameda county district attorney has cleared a veteran oakland homicide -- of criminal wrongdoing. it was revealed he was having a friend transcribe witness interviews. officials say it happened on 10 different occasions. there were questions about whether any of the homicide cases they worked on may have been compromised. officials say the friend was given cds of the recordings but never saw any other documents. seven of those cases have now been completed. three are still pending and that includes an upcoming murder trial involving the death of a dog sitter. >>> meantime, oakland city leaders have hired a private investigator to find out just who's been leaking information to the media. city administrator sabrina

the stuff that matt ike the pictur >>> evacuees are allowed home at the scene of a wildfire in bakersfield returned to find not much could be salvaged. >> what's important is the sentimental items that hurts the most. >> the erskine fire began a week ago today near lake isabella. more than 46,000 acres have burned and 285 homes are destroyed. the fire is now 70% contained. >>> in southern california, a juvenile black bear who clawed through a tenth and scratched a man in the process was euthanized. the 2-year-old black bear swiped a man's head at a campground near alta dina. generally when they are close to campground they are captured and relocated but wildlife officials say since the bear had human contact, they couldn't take the chance it could happen again. >> horrible move. they could have put it in a zoo or wildlife preserve. they could have put it there. >> officials with fish & game say they are not sure what attracted the bear to the tent. the camper said he didn't have food inside. >>> if you have ever been on the internet the last few days, you may have seen this next story abou

people who lost everything in bakersfield are returning to their homes where they once stood. others still barred, the flames continue to rake. the fire has burned more than 45,000 acres. crews have contained about 45%. the fire has been burning since thursday, consuming more than 200 structures. >>> elevated temperatures outside, definitely contributing to the fire danger we've seen. kari, more of the same. >> yeah, another day of hot temperatures. as you head out, temperatures are in the 50s and upper 60s inland. i'll talk about that more in the microclimate forecast. >> cash lane, this is not unusual for this time of morning, we'll monitor this situation here and another crash a lot farther east, coming up. >>> plus a plea to governor brown from an east bay leader. he wants to stopp the violence n the freeway. you're watching "today in the bay." a call to stop the recent rasho shootings. =sv >>> a call to stop the recent rash of bay area freeway shootings. >> tim grayson is calling on governor jerry brown to issue emergency funding for surveillance cameras. all of this to h

a wildfire has burned through 30 square miles near bakersfield. 1500 homes are in firefighters are dealing with steep rugged terrain. >>> tonight johnny manziel's own lawyer has raised questions about him and his drug and alcohol abuse. today the attorney accidently sent the associated press a text message that indicated manziel was making a plea deal, but he also wrote "heaven help us if one of the conditions is to pee in a bottle." >>> metro headquarters looked more like back stage at the birchmere. >> artists came over to audition for what metro calls its art in transit program. artists hoping to get selected to perform at metro stations throughout the summer. people like ashley hodges. >> when you have things like this, programs that house you and embrace you as an artist, makes you feel special. >> they're putting together their lineup so good luck to everyone who auditioned. >>> thousands of microbreweries have popped up in the united states. >> if you're looking for something hard to find, you might want to travel 5,000 miles south. tonight open road takes us to a remote region in c

. >>> coming up at 5:00, the crews are trying to get the upper hand on this massive wildfire in bakersfield, at least two people died and 200 homes destroyed.>>> if you are planning to drive somewhere over the holiday weekend, you are not alone, aaa says that the record 43 million americans are expected to travel for the fourth of july holiday.>>> good morning, traffic moving well on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split.>>> 60s by the coast, inland 90s and 100. >>> good morning, a chaotic day outside of the capitol in sacramento, and 10 people injured. >>> the fallout continues from the united kingdom vote to leave the european union, and one thing they are trying to offer investors around the world.>>> mornings on 2 continues.>>> thank you for joining us on this monday morning and i am pam cook.>>> i am dave clark, and let's talk about the weather. are we sweating already?>> it depends on your tolerance level.>> downstairs is fine, but the upstairs is hot.>> heat rises.>>> as you step outside, some of you may like this, and it will not take long to warm up. some locations stuck in the f

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most of them homes northeast of bakersfield.he kern county fire department posted this video of the destruction. this wildfire really exploded overnight. it has now burned at least 8,000 acres while about 100 structures, including homes, did go up in flames. another 1,500 structures still remain threatened. three firefighters did suffer smoke inhalation. temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees this weekend with temps nearing 110 degrees by the middle of next week. >>> we are off to one of the most destructive wildfire seasons in years. according to the national interagency fire center, through the first part of this calendar year nearly two million acres have burned in more than 23,000 fires. comparing that to acreage burned during the same time of the year over the last four years, you can see it is dramatically higher. >>> and with that several fires burning now in southern california. we also have this to worry about. those dry gusty winds are coming back. you can see that area shaded in red. that is a red flag warning i

. >> firefighters making progress in the deadly fire burning near bakersfield. thank you for joining us. >> i'm laura garcia. >> we're coming off a warm weekend. >> yeah. it's more of the same coming into monday. >> yeah. no changes. we start off the morning we warm up into the afternoon. expect it to be like ye

the blaze near northeast of bakersfield forced the evacuation of several thousand people. daniel knottingham has more. >> flames devoured dozens of homes and other buildings around the town of lake isabella. >> i've never seen so many homes burn. >> a fire capped and recorded the devastation live on facebook. >> never get to see something like that. >> the fire broke out late thursday afternoon with temperat i single digit humidity. it quickly grew to 8,000 acres adding to danger, many houses have propane tanks. in just a matter of hours, the fire climbed three ridges into communities considered to be at a safe distance. . >> several thousand people were ordered to evacuate. >> it was like driving into the apocalypse driving into hell. >> fire devoured this home. there are still 1500 homes in the path of the fire. crews say saving them will take everything they have. >> hundreds of firefighters are working the fire from the ground. three were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. >> helicopters, air tankers are fighting the blaze from above. they're not getting help from moth

. >>> the destructive fire continues to burn near bakersfield. evacuees are being allowed back to their properties to check in. the erskin has leveled 150 homes and charring 145,000 acres. tonight, it is 45% contained. >> we have a great heat wave going on. that's going to last another day, right, rob? >> the dry conditions around the bay area. and our high temperatures today, not everybody in the heat. you can see san francisco and oakland, not all that bad. 67 for a high in san francisco. but it's concord and away from the coast and the bay, you saw the heat. 102 degrees. livermore and other spots that got up to 102 today. but half moon bay, about 40 degrees cooler, with some patchy, low clouds. you can see 82 was the high, in half moon bay, mountain view, and san jose. having a tough time cooling off. 74 in livermore. your a.c. may be on until 2:00 in the morning. probably not going to get a lot of cooling for the inland valleys. any fog that we see or the sea breeze impact tomorrow among the kos and the bay. 50s to 60s, over for the tri valle

the fire started out thursday about 60 kilometers northeast of bakersfield. more than 110000 firefighters se been sent to tame the flamames. the blaze is still yet to be contained. two people have been k killed d to the fire. well, rain is not t anticipated for the western united states at least for the next three days. so more wildfires could happen. an on top of that, temperatures are going to be quite hot. we have heat advisories posted for south of california as well as nevada. temperatures in nevada could be over 40 degrees, so watch out fofor heatstroke as well. across the philippines a tropical depression made landfall north of the philippines early this morning. the system caught early rainfall. the system is located over the south china sea and this system may intensify into a tropical storm over the next 24 hours. if it does, it's going to be the first tropical storm of the western pacific so far. now, the system will likely affect the south of china as we go into the next4 hohour so watch out for heavy rainfall as well as strong windows. across the

. >>> crews are making slow progress on a devastating wildfire northeast of bakersfield. the erskine fire is now 45% contained. full containment is expected on thursday. it's burned more than 45,000 acres in the lake isabella area. about 200 homes are destroyed and another 75 are damaged. and at least two deaths are linked to the fire, which is being called the most destructive in kern county history. >>> taking a live look outside from our roof camera in san francisco, a beautiful day it looks like there. but another warm and sunny days is ahead in the bay area. some people will be in the hundreds. >> we're going to be hot away from the bay. this is another live weather camera featuring the mount diablo area, danville, blackhawk, alamo. and we are seeing that from dublin which means the visibility is decent at this hour considering that we do have another "spare the air" day in effect. that's all because during the afternoon heating when we have those temperatures right there in the tri-valley that we are looking at into the triple digits, you get the commute going, you

another heat wave is expected to fuel the deadly erskine fire near bakersfield started on thursday that's taken out nearly 37,000 acres. it is only 10% contained at this time and 200 homes have been burned. two people were killed in the fire and more human remains were believed to have been found yesterday. firefighters say there have been many dramatic rescues. >> we had firefighters actually pull people from their homes that were immobile and actually put them in fire engines to get them out of harm's way. it was a very dynamic, fast-moving, scary situation. and the people who were fleeing for their lives, i can only imagine how scary that must have been. >> the cal fire hopes to have the fire completely contained by thursday. >>> and progress tonight on the so-called marina fire not burning too far from yosemite near the nevada/california border. the u.s. forest service said it's about 30% contained. it's gone down from 800 acres to 758 acres. calmer winds and slightly cooler temperatures overnight did help these firefighters battle the flames. so far, no injuries have been reported. a

this is happening 41 miles northeast of bakersfield. look at this video, you can see entire hillsides are on fire right now. 5,000 acres are scorched. video from the firefighters shows the destruction, as well, with homes gutted by flames. the fire started before 4:00, hot, dry, burning fast and move over two ridge lines and we have evacuations set in place now. 1,500 people have been evacuated and some are refusing to labor. 500 firefighters are on the front line. the fire now is 0% contained. formals expect it to continue to grow with more homes to be lost. >> the san francisco police are asking for the public's health help after two separate crashes killed bicyclist. a man faces charges of felony hit-and-run and vehicular manslaughter after running a red line and killed a bicyclist on wednesday night. a map spray painted a memorial ghost bicycle at the crash site school leave it there as a tribute to the victim, 26-year-old katherine flattery. >> heather mill was killed when debbie wasserman-schultz hit on her bicycle by a park. a ma

. >> she died in bakersfield today surrounded by many of her seven surviving children, 31 grandchildrenand 16 great-grandchildren, the memorial services have not been announced. >>> and still, outrage over a stanford swimmer. and the letter from his father that started even more controversy. >>> also stay out of the water. take a look, what was lurking along the california coast that has two popular beaches closed tonight. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, we'll have temperatures dropping. and we'll tell you how low they will go in just moments. answers after this violent downtown rally last thursday. they claim the city didn't do enough to protect them. >>> some donald trump supporters are demanding answers after this violent downtown san jose rally last thursday. they claim the city of san jose didn't do enough to protect them. and they say the mayor of san jose ordered officers to stand down. it's a claim that mayor sam laccardo denies, many hope the witnesses and identify iers com forward to identify the attackers. >>> and you're looking for a change.org petition

. >>> cal fire says it hopes to get a destructive wildfire northeast of bakersfield fully contained by thursday. the erskin fire is 45% contained. more than 45,000 acres have burned in the lake isabella area. the fire has destroyed about 200 homes, damaged 75 others and is considered the most destructive wildfire in the history of kern county. in addition, at least two deaths are linked to the fire. >>> in the bay area the air quality management district is declaring today a "spare the air" day the fifth alert this month. smog levels are unhealthy as most of the bay area deals with a heat wave. people are urged to reduce outdoor activities and minimize driving by carpooling or using public transportation. >>> time now 4:35. wow, i drove down to l.a. and you could see the smog as you entered the city. quite a scene. >> you can see the smog in our area or in the los angeles area. >> los angeles. >> a lot of that is smoke, as well. that's because of those fires that continue to rage out of control but yeah, you need a good wind to blow those pollutants out of the atmosphere. and we are go

the fire near bakersfield destroyed at least 150 homes since thursday. >> reporter: this is now consideredation, standard for this type of situation. remains were found earlier tonight. where we are is one of the areas that was hit the hardest by this fire. it was mostly all mobile homes. they mainly burned to the ground. piles of rubble and ash. about 100 firefighting personnel are working on this fire. there is 0% containment. sarah of lake isabella says crime scene investigators were swarming a fire-ravaged property earlier tonight, collecting burned bodily remains. this hotspot continued to flare up just feet away. >> they came down here asking us if we knew who she was. because they didn't have any record of her. >> they told you this was -- >> a human, yes. >> reporter: at a community my beforehand, the kern county sheriff's department acknowledged a discovery. but thereof at that. >> we have not determined at this point whether the remains that were found this afternoon are human remains. >> reporter: this comes after two lives were lost in a nearby area of mountain mesa. fire conti