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a barn burned. the damage there is estimated at about 200 thousand dollars and they are expecting full contain -- $200,000 and they are expecting full containment by 8 a.m. now to the three fires combined now at highway 128 and yellowjacket ranch road burning near knight's valley, calistoga and geyserville nearby. that's 200 acres. no structures are threatened right now. they think that that was probably caused by some power lines that fell down in that area. so there have been some intermittent closures to highway 128. basically, they have several resources in the area right now. they have been waiting for daylight so they can go in and attack those fires with a little more power. but that's been one of the challenges here because we're not really in fire season yet. so they didn't have all their resources lined up, weren't expecting fires this large this early. live in the north bay, anne makovec, kpix 5. let's check in with lawrence right now because i know you've been keeping a close eye on thes

have burned in five hours. it is close to how we won 01. the fires have burned some votes. this is not a role part of southern california. barzun 9 mi. to the specific cause hour. nearly 1000 people have been evacuated. >> has macros have been said in a two put out the fires and the pesticide place. very intense flames burning very close to many homes. new 1000 firefighters are trying to protect as many homes as possible. >> two fires have burned more than 9,000 a. in two days. >> this is an overhead global curfew of southern california. this far has conference consumed under 3,000 a.. the springs fire is 30 40 mi. west of loss angeles. they have no containment on this fire. >> these flames are burning just to the south of camarillo. the burn zone is extremely close to thousands of homes. officials have evacuates this area. >> there are hot and dry santa ana winds blowing from the north and east. as those winds blow the fires are going to be pushed. >> these plans could vern possibly all the way to the opposite because ocean. in sonoma kelly firefighters are fighting fires

or have burns easily. >> yes. typically this is the time of the year they're coming out of the rainy season. so we would have had rain to produce the moisture we're expecting at the time of the year, everybody is at record dry levels. veg station right for fires to provide fuel. >> as you see from that live picture look how many houses this is hidden glenn neighborhoods in and around the fire. you can see the densely populated area there. there is so much concern. all of these hoses in this heat can burn quickly. >> sky 7 pulls out for us we can see just how much progress has been made here. it seems as though. >> yes. >> and hot spots here and there. >> and nothing of significant r cans looks like. >> and we talked about defensible space eshllyer and making sure you have proper zones 30 feet from your house and keeping that line from your home this takes you to 100 feet so what do you do? cut down vegetation and remove things from underneath your deck where there is grass growing. that is 30 feet. make sure shrub

or have burns easily. >> yes.ically this is the time of the year they're coming out of the rainy season. so we would have had rain to produce the moisture we're expecting at the time of the year, everybody is at record dry levels. veg station right for fires to provide fuel. >> as you see from that live picture look how many houses this is hidden glenn neighborhoods in and around the fire. you can see the densely populated area there. there is so much concern. all of these hoses in this heat can burn quickly. >> sky 7 pulls out for us we can see just how much progress has been made here. it seems as though. >> yes. >> and hot spots here and there. >> and nothing of significant r cans looks like. >> and we talked about defensible space eshllyer and making sure you have proper zones 30 feet from your house and keeping that line from your home you to 100 feet so what do you do? cut down vegetation and remove things from underneath your deck where there is grass growing. that is 30 feet. make sure shrubs and reez aren

went higher ♪ ♪ and it burns burns, burns this ring of fire this ring of fire ♪ ♪ and it burns burnsthis ring of fire ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. that sounded great. thank you very much. jewel, you can see her play june carter cash in the lifetime movie "ring of fire" on may 27th. on lifetime. thanks to ed helms. i want to apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. tomorrow night ethan hawke, the bachelorette and music from 30 seconds to mars. thanks for watching. nightline is next. thanks for watching. goodnight! >>> tonight on "nightline," it's the most profitable, illegal colombian enterprise after drugs and guns. and these animals are right at the center of it. inside the underworld of trafficking cute creatures. our undercover mission reveals the surprising truth about selling sloths. >>> a christian rock star accused of paying to have his wife killed. tonight he faces justice and we go inside the strange business of murders for hire. >>> and no touching. beyonce slapped by a fan aft after -- during her concert. >> hello, everyone, thanks for joining us ton

so far this fire burned 75 acres but no homes are damaged. fire officials say it has appear to be under control. today shifty winds blue the fire back in populated area. in one firefighter called a worst case scenario. >> we are going to have a wind rehearsal. and a few minute later we'll have a close wind seesaw effect. >> crews thought were in the clear, mostly scattered ranches in vacation homes. so far no houses have been damaged though about 15 have been damaged. it is charged 6300 acres. it is in a remote area. officials say this fire is not threatening homes. fire around the state are getting help from the bay area. r honda tonight is on the rush to mobilize. >> reporter: the strike came of five engines and 22 firefighters will join other strike team in ventura. >> does this put much of a strain on local resources. >> it can , i am not sure what depth we'll get to this point but right now the need is down south. >> cal fire set numerous barrel across the state. >> definitely, we don't have enough resources in california to take on a ma

helena. 200 acres burning. winds have been really driving that fire and downed power lines in the area as well, which may have been the cause of those two fires. no structures are threatened in that fire. but back to the fire that you're looking at now the one burning on silverado trail and oaklandville road in yountville, a barn burned there. the estimated damage is about 200 thousand dollars. no livestock in that barn. but a significant amount of damage there with 50 acres burning. it is now 40% contained. they have had bulldozers creating breaks around that fire all night and engines standing by and they are expecting full containment on that fire by 8:00 this morning. no estimate on full containment of the knight's valley fire.lawrence har more information has more information on the winds. >> they have been whipping around in spots. i was just checking an observation north of calistoga looking at winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. so that is going to spread those fires pretty easily this morning. still, w

you can see that fire is burning. the crews have actually been working on this, a lot of scorched earth down there. a fire has been burning near lost drive and singleton road off the capitol expressway. it's been sending up some pretty thick white smoke visible around much of the valley, although in the past few minutes, fire crews have made major progress in getting the fire under control. it's burning in a grassy open area at locke drive and singleton road, close to andrew hill high school. students were not in danger. and they were not evacuated. there was a close call though for some neighbors about 10 minutes ago. winds were pushing that fire towards homes on kauai drive and the danger appears, though, to have passed. cal fire is sending crews to fight the fire on the ground and from the air. and again, you can see a lot of that scorched earth and as we said, there were homes nearby in the area but from what we know right now, no one was evacuated. and weather is a huge factor for firefighters. we just got the cu

. >> we have breaking news from the north bay where several wildfires are burning, three fires are burning in knights valley near highway 128 and another is burning in yountville abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us from napa. it is breezy. >> breezy? i would use a stronger word, it is almost knocking me over. very windy. you get a sense of this, in sonoma county, i talked to the national weather service and they have gust up to 56 miles per hour on record happening overnight pushing the fires along. 200 acres have burned off highway 128 and yellow jacket ranch road in sonoma county starting at 1:20 this morning when fire lines came down. they are working in sonoma county. in napa near yountville embers are blown around by the wind and it is dramatic overnight. now the sun is coming up, not is much, but the video is impressive and as you drive down the trail the hillside was dotted with little patches of fire and they said 75 to 100 firefighters to tackle this because they were worried about the wind and they have 40 percent contained and they are feeling better and they sent some cr

the view on this broad flag wednesday, you can smell smoke burning from the fires burning. >> california lawmakers are considering regulating drones. the row most controlled aircraft that keep an eye on crops or track suspects but could be misused to spy on private citizens. a measure approved by state senate committee makes it illegal for civilians to add weapons to drones and force law enforcement to get a search warrant before using a drone. lawmakers say there are practical uses but they worry they could be used to violate basic human rights. >> san francisco transportation officials are holding a hearing tomorrow to consider expanding parking meters into residential areas. the agency plan would have more parking meters installed around mission bay and the northeast part of the mission, portrero hill and south of market. the supervisor wants officials to show the stats driving the plan and how much money they expect the meters to generated. the "san francisco chronicle" reports every potentially affected neighborhood should have extensive input and a thorough understanding of plan. >

went higher ♪ ♪ and it burns burns, burns this ring of fire this ring of fire ♪ ♪ and it burns burns fire this ring of fire ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. that sounded great. thank you very much. jewel, you can see her play june carter cash in the lifetime movie "ring of fire" on may 27th. thanks to ed helms. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night ethan hawke, the bachelorette desiree hartsock and music from thirty seconds to mars. thanks for watching. nightline is next. thanks for watching. goodnight! >>> tonight, on "nightline," direct hit. a tornado over a mile wide strikes the suburbs of oklahoma city. and we'll take you into the wake of one of the most destructive twisters in that state's history where homes, hospitals and schools have been turned into wreckage and the death toll continues to rise. >>> and we go into the tornado outbreak and look at the destruction in the heartland and bring you footage of storms like you've never seen before and stories of survival. we'll hear from those who encountered this cyclone of terror and lived to tell abou

of land burned. the fire is burning towards point of view.mes have been lost in newburgh park today due to the wild fires. firefighters are doing everything is that can to contain fires. >> describe the winds and temperatures there today. >> earlier the wins were unpredictable. the gusts were about 40 mi. per hour. the winds are extremely calm right now and that is helping the firefighters to contain the fires. we have had very little rain in southern california. this is more like late summer or early fall for these wild fires. firefighters will have to keep a watch on every fire to make sure that they do not spread quickly because the land is so dry. >> the hazardous materials crew has just been called in to respond to the hazardous toxic texas pesticides. many people have been evacuated up to 8000 in the cam lo river area. northern california has fires burning. >> six wild fires are being fought by firefighters california. the cedar fire has burned 55 a. and is 50 percent contained. sonoma county started on tuesday evening has burned 125 a.

is burning now. has forced the evacuation of thousands of people. 4000 homes have been threatened by this. they're very concerned about it as it moves toward the pacific. it is now burning in the direction of malibu. this is one of six fire is burning in the state of california. >> we talked with cal fire within the hour and they're talking about how the winds are working against them. >> have been following this red flag warning forcamarillo. the winds are still blowing from the north and that is very dangerous the red flag warning expires and we will have humidity levels and the low teens. is 13%. we should see some improvement in the forecast by tonight with temperatures cooling and the winds starting to die down. this is something we will continue to monitor. we'll have live pictures coming from the scene of the fire. in the bay area, we are starting off the live look from the golden gate bridge. mainly clear skies and temperatures still and 44 vallejo, santa rosa. 53 san mateo and future cast fo

that burned 125-acres is now 80% contained and north, a fire that burned about 75-acres is fully contained. >> and we can see the effects right here in the greater bay area. smoke could be seen all over today. it was bad enough to make contra costa county health officials issue an advisory. and kpix5's kristen ayers tells us, the recommendation was to stay inside. kristen. >> that's right. you can blame that on the lack of rain over the past month. you can actually see how dry these conditions are here. i mean, dry enough to trigger fires a month earlier than usual. health officials are saying they could be hazardous to your health. from wine country, one driven wild fires are surging throughout the state. you can see it in the air. a heavy haze locked over the valley. >> my lungs start closing up, hard to breathe. >> health officials are warning asthmatics to stay indoors until the smoke blows over. kpix mobile weather forecaster says so far, the wind is not cooperating. >> all the pollution, the smoke from the north bay into the east bay and then out towards the ocean. >> the fires are n

plane is left to burn itself out. malfunction is the cause of the fire. three people are killed, but the death toll could have been much higher had this tragedy occurred after the airplane had left the ground. >>> a terrible explosion could mean the end of a career for a young race car driver. july 30th, 2009. it's saturday, and in iowa, that means sprint car racing at knoxville raceway. they may look like toys, but don't be fooled. the average sprint car can reach speeds of up to 140 miles per hour. it's a family tradition that mike houseman has carried on for more than eight years. >> sprint cars are probably the most powerful dirt car there is. my dad raced for like 25 years. mainly here in knoxville. my brother races now. my cousin raced, my grandpa raced. so it's a big kind of family deal with us. >> but on this night, the family dynasty almost comes to a tragic end. >> i remember the start of the race, starting up front, i remember running a few laps under green, then battling with another car side by side. he k

we saw large flaming burns but it has since moved south of here.id see an active flame from where i'm standing. to the left i see a significant amount of firefighters and black smoke is starting to go up. it appears that the fire is doing something because it just got darker. this seems to be a very fast moving fire. since we arrived here about four minutes ago it has already moved significantly down this piece of property. >> maureen, bill martin in the weather center. >> maureen, bill martin has a question for you. we want to update viewers if they're just joining us. this fire just broke out in east san jose not far from east ridge mall. in east san jose, it started out as a brush fire. we checked with our meteorologist bill martin who says the winds in the area are relatively calm. about 88 degrees, 14 miles per hour. here is bill martin with the conditions there. >> we had the high fire danger. the heat advisory yesterday. things are dried up. in this fire zone area we're looking at live pictures. i can tell you the temperatures in this area a

the yellow fire is burning now in sonoma county. so far, more than 125 acres have burned. the fire is 60% contained. fire crews hope to get it fully under control at some point today. a total of three fires flared up in the north bay yesterday. those along with large controlled burns have had an impact on the air quality out there, and you can see hazy skies blanketing much of the bay area. there are a number of fast- moving wildfires raging across the state including a few in southern california. cbs reporter teresa garcia joins us live from ventura county with more on this firefight. teresa. >> reporter: michelle, good day to you. you know, you're dealing with wind whipped fires up there as well as down here. the santa ana winds are furnishing forward. we are at the springs fire. you can see behind me a lot of the hills are black. this fire was reported around 6:45 a.m. it has scorched up to 2,000 acres and damaged at least one home, several rvs in a storage lot and already in this mobile home community many people have evacuated. a ring of fire rose up from the hills of

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it did burn about 3,000 acres in total.here in ventura county they say that the containment is only 10% and as the hours wear on and the wind kicks up, that's when firefighters will be looking to get back in there and keep this fight on. >> stephanie, give us a tense of the terrain. what are the firefighters up against there? >> it is really rough terrain, john. because they've got to climb in to these ravines. they've got to climb up into these canyons and it's rocky. there's a lot of bush. it's very dry. and because of the winds yesterday, they weren't able to use their planes to drop those tire retardants and water. they had to just use helicopters. that also made it very difficult. these fires in southern california make it very difficult for these firefighters to get in there and stop them with shovels and picks and that's what they're doing. >> tough, tough conditions. stephanie elam, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> six minutes past the hour. dry heat and dusty winds are fueling those really fast-moving fires. let's

you can see a small grass fire burning here, crews all over this one burning about two acres but crews knocked this one down. they're checking now for hot spots but a brush fire out in the oakland hills. >> a high school student fighting back after her senior photo was pulled from the school year book. the photo shows north carolina senior holding her now 1-year-old son. the school asked students to have their picture taken with something best represents them or an achievement. she chose her son because he represented her drive to stay in school. the school didn't see it that way. she says she was told the picture promoted teen pregnancy. she sees it as a symbol of responsibility and love. >> so i'm looking after my son. and how he had to help me achieve my goal. they should be proud the students are willing to stay in school and graduate of make something of their self and not try to hide it official woz ont oenl say it should be about the students not an extension of the student family. >> proof why you should roll up your windows and lock your doors in the sierra. >> check out this

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another fire burning in the community of sanning. the summit fire burned 3,000 acres and destroyed at least one home. it's currently 40% contained and still a lot of work to do there as well. >> more details on the boston marathon bombings. abc news learned two brothers planned to set the bombs off on july 4th that. is what jahar tsarnaev told investigators but they finished bombs early and decided to set them off at the boston marathon. abc news learned the bombs were assembled in tammerlan tsarnaev's apartment. the body was release frtd medical examiner and taken to a funeral home. his remains carried away from the morgue in that black van you're watching right now. >> a third grade teacher in a school has been arrested, accused of molesting several female students according to union city police. the 47-year-old teacher works at alvarado elementary school being held on $1.5 million jail. allen what a shock to the community. >> very shocked. police aren't telling us how much students were victimized. investigators told me they are a

instead of burning coal, they will also burn wood for power that has been shipped across the ocean from right here in america. the environment analyst explains this controversial transatlantic trade. >> forests in the southeast u.s. they are among the most productive in the world. mainlylantations are grown for construction timber, but some of the trees will be burned to make electricity in britain. is amazing to think that tree is like these will be heading across the atlantic to help keep homes and offices powered in the uk. environmentalists say it is madness. the industry insists it makes economic and environmental sense. >> is because of rules to decrease energy from renewable sources to combat climate change. government consider it to be renewable power. and that's because new trees are planted to replace ones that are burned. as the saplings grow, they soak up the carbon dioxide. once more, it is low-grade trees that are burned away. dodge the bigger trees continue to grow and have more value and it allows the smaller trees to be used as outcomes such as energy. >> of georgia als

>> i want to give you a look at what is still burning and embers are still burning and there is a little bit of hot spots. if you pan over, i want to show you, you see that tree, that happens a lot with eucalyptus trees and they became crashing down with very little warning and they do not want to send crews down above as well as the danger below. they have been fighting this fire off of soda springs road and soda canyon road and this is what it looks like, firefighters came out here about 60 of them right away and they hit it from the air and from the ground and they got most of it out in a short amount of time but it did make things difficult. we showed the embers still burning and it was on the hillside along the grove where all of this started. they believe this started with power lines and that sent the power lines down and high winds fueled it on the hillside. if you come here we can show you a little more about the area we are in. this is a place which used to be a popular place for years and years he to come and left the rounds which is scattered and again this fire came across t

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>>reporter: first prescribed burn in 30 years.park ranger say it's important to reestablish fire and get rid of non-native species. >> and remove amount of fuel, ladder fuel that burn up that the tree. so make for better ecology. fert lazy the ground. >>reporter: other major objective protecting life and property and vuped by home and firefighters fought removed much of the fuel they did toda today, potential for devastating fire would have been much greater. >> if it was a very hot dry volatile day such as when oakland hills or windy day fire that started in this area could burn out to the perimeter and possibly jump the preserve and line residential area. >>reporter: fear craw will be hear through the overnight hours to make sure any possible hot spot don't flare up n.palo alto, abc 7 news. >> all right again with fire burning down south and here up north as well, we are watching it very closely for you. continue to update you on the fire lines and fire conditions here during this hour and on twitter at 7 news bay area but for t

it has burned 125 acres.ire is effecting the kendall jackson winery which did lose grapevines in that wire. >>> san jose firefighters are still at a paper recycling plant fire more than 12 hours after it started. the fire crews are out there breaking apart bails of recycled paper just making sure they are not still smoldering. this fire started about 6:00 last night. it took firefighters four hours to get it under control. luckily no one was hurt. the crews will stay out there for the next half hour or so. still no word on how the fire started. >>> dozens of police officers and sheriffs deputies will continue to search for a missing teenager in danville this morning. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is out there in danville covering the disappearance of madeline. >> reporter: the command post is expected to get busier in the next half hour. they do have the sheriffs vehicles set up and some people are beginning to arrive. we pan over to the right you can see the first crews beginning to arrive. they were

it's also burned very close to some vineyards there. cal fire wasn't supposed to be staffed up yet but they brought in crews two weeks early, they tell me, because of these conditions, red flag warnings. they have got helicopters up doing aerial drops of water. hand crews out here, a number of bulldozers. that fire about 50% contained. they don't expect full containment on the yellow fire until tomorrow morning. on at least one of these fires, they tell me it was actually an oak tree that toppled over onto a power line. they think that was because of the wind. they found a number of power lines down in the area. an early start for fire position. live in napa county, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> kristi, thank you very much. >>> buildings christina loren you've been telling us about the high winds and temps. >> coupled together, fire danger. north 25 miles an hour, very dry wind, 21 miles per hour sustained. in san jose. lets talk about what's happening. the entire state dealing with high fire danger about 1,000 feet. the only two

four wildfires are burning right now in the wine country. hundreds of acres have burned altogether. flames were whipped under hot winds. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm kristen sze. one home has been destroyed. the fires have been sending thick smoke from napa and sonoma counties all the way down to san francisco all morning. >>> four fires are burns up to yountville. amy hollyfield joins us live from calistoga and you just talked to one devastated homeowner. >> very sad. he and his wife heard the winds. many of them heard them overnight. it woke them up. you can see behind me crews are dealing with all the damage left behind. everyone is hoping that the worst is over. >> they have called this house home for 19 years got out okay but then had to stand by and watch helplessly as fire aggressively traveled up the hills toward the home. >> it was sad. nobody was here. we're just, winds were blowing so hard. it's an experience no one should have to go through. >> the fire that burned their house is called the highway fire because of the proximity to 128. just down the road, fire crews battl

they will be put out soon. >>> the biggest one is the spring fire burning in ventura county, started yesterday near camarillo, cal fire says it has grown to 10,000 acres and only 10% contained, thousands of homes are threatened, 15 have been damaged. the massive fire has reached the pacific coast highway. the santa anna winds have died down in that area. but fire officials are still warning about wind blown embers. >> we are fighting fire in the coastal range where we are under the influence of a east wind. at some point, and the weather service has been varied, at some point the santa anna condition will break down and we are going to have a wind reversal. >> a second southern california wildfire, the summit fire has burned almost 3000 acres in riverside county, it is about 65% contained, the reporter william has more details from ventura county. >> reporter: the fire into its second day remains out of the control, it is a fast moving fire. why do they say that? it has a lot of fuel and it is a wind driven fire and it is blowing 15 miles an hour, that wind in addition to blowing fla

fire burned 1,000 acres.maybe a little more and that evacuation order lifted about an hour ago as conditions improve after sunset. >> brush fires also breaken out in the bay area tonight including vallejo. just before 8 firefighters reresponsibleed to report of flames burning on hillside near homes in glen cove. fire within 25 feet of the home but stopped at fire break. 5 acres of brush burned before firefighters manage to snuff out those flames. and in san jose tonight firefighters made quick work of small grass Ñt at 6:30. ork of small grass those flames ate up less than an acre on center road no structure threatened. >> fire conditions are going to get worse tomorrow. the sandy is here with look at red flag alert going up. >> that red flag warning will be going up in just a matter of hours. fire danger increasing. show you live doppler 7hd and you will see the sky are clearly across the entire bay area setting the stage for the changes that are coming. it was a little warmer today. tomorrow really starts t

it is the site of an 1880s era resort. 20 acres are burning there. an unoccupied trailer was destroyed. >> another fire in kelseyville near lake county. there are no injuries. >> the yellow fire has burned through more than a hundred acres in sonoma county just across the county line from calistoga. more on that in a moment. good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. we begin with red flag warnings for the bay area. sandhya patel has more. sandhya? >> the red flag warnings were extended until moon tomorrow. let's check out live doppler hd and the skies are clear across the bay area, but the red flag warning is in affect for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and de yaw blow range -- diablo range. elevation about a thousand foot. humidity levels are 10 to 20%. winds are gusting 30 to 45 miles per hour. fire danger remaining elevated. you can see a little shaky camera there, but here are some of the hill type wind gusts right now in the north bay hills . knoxville creek, 30 mile an hour gusts and hawk eye 28. mount diablo34 and calavera

the fires are burning about 50 miles from los angeles. the fire in the jurupa valley destroyed a couple of homes there. cbs reporter edward lawrence has been keeping an eye on the latest developments throughout the night and he joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. the fire grew 2,000 acres overnight. as you said, 10,000 acres. only 10% contained. now that the sun is coming up, take a look at that hill. when we first arrived here about 6 hours ago, the fire was just at the top of the ridge. now you can see that it's pretty much burned the entire mountain there. there are 1,000 firefighters that were over there trying to contain that fire but they just were not able to do it overnight. the overnight hours brought little relief for firefighters battling the springs fire near camarillo, california. the blaze has burned thousands of acres and is still growing. >> just getting very close, the fire. >> we are just hoping everything will be okay. >> reporter: strong santa ana winds are pushing the flames, which have now crested a ridge

this one is burning in banning. this is best of palm springs. you see the fire crews out there doing what they can to -- it looks like they create a fire break out there to keep it contained as much as they can. just one of the many fires we are keeping an eye on this morning throughout this state including here in the bay area. more news ahead. 6:27. >>> welcome back, everybody. welcome to friday eve. we areic tai taking you to the york stock exchange live ringing in the day out there. . out on this stock exchange on thursday, may 2nd, "today in the bay." >>> ringing in the bell and taking in the money. i'm laura garcia cannon. >>> good morning, everybody. we are learning new details this morning about three young men chargeded with helping to cover up key evidence linking their friend, dzhokhar tsarnaev to the boston bombings. we understand these friends sent text messages to tsarnaev while he was on the run. >> there were text messages going back and forth, including one that the fbi said, come and get what you want from tsarnaev to his frien

those clouds should burn off. we will have sunshine this afternoon with high temperatures around 70. on theights 1-2 feet bay. >> i'm fascinating by the story. martha stewart now has a profile on match.com. she says she is looking for mr. right. the longle name is good life, which is also the name of her latest book. >> some parents choose to put some moments on youtube. this is 3-year-old zach. sleepstruggling between and hunger. he is trying to eat a chicken nugget. the video has been posted onto youtube. i can see sitting on a couch. >> having too much fun to cancun. precious moments with kids. 6:43. >> still >> good morning. we are keeping tabs on a few accidents. there is an overturned vehicle in severn. another spot where you could find some delays in upperco at route 30. liberty road at the beltway, we have an accident wrapping up. intoart to see volume come play around baltimore national pike. things remain heavy on the west side. a nice start down to the beltway on 83. not tracking any delays on the j.f.x

good news is you see trees burning and don't see houses burning with this one. >> chad myers, thank you so much. still ahead, an american sentenced to 15 years hard labor in north korea. the family is devastated. we'll talk with his sister next. >>> welcome back. i'm jake tapper in washington. the tough talk back and forth between the united states government and north korea may have cooled off a bit, but the pentagon is still convinced that north korea wants a nuclear weapon, one that can reach targets in the united states. the u.s. military sent its annual report to congress yesterday describing north korea's nuclear program as "ambitious" and the pentagon does not expect the current north korean leader to stray far from his father's strategy. u.s. leaders had hoped kim jong-un would be a reformer when he took control of the country in 2011. u.s. officials are also hoping the nuclear tension will not get in the way of efforts to free an american man who is in north korean custody, kenneth bae was sentenced this week to 15 years in a north korean labor camp on charges that are still un

yesterday's wind and the fires that burned. and 125 record fire continues to burn in sonoma county.t is located just north of tel stolen near highway 128. you can see from our helicopter partnership with 87 news there are plenty of flames and they are fighting it from above as well. and down below with bulldozers. it is called the yellow fire because it is burning long yellow jacket ranch road. the fire is 50 percent contained. fire crews are working on containment lines. they're having a tough job especially since the fire season has come early. >> this is typical of what we see for jim. to be made first, this is giving us an indication of what fire season is going to be like. >> cal fire says it will wrap up efforts at first light. they are hoping full containment by tonight. >> and other small fire, as overall fire, burning in the napa valley was fully contained last night. >> the second fire in that area called the silver canyon fire off is no soda canys now spread to 20 a.. firefighters of to have the fire officially contained this morning. >> in calaveras county the town of va

we have fires and that are burning. 200 a. have been burned. is a red flag warning into tonight. it is windy and very warm. >> it is very when the outside. we had wind gusts up to 70 mi. per hour. i have listed that the hallways and how warm we are compared to the seasonal high. san francisco will climb to 80 degrees. it will be a few degrees warmer for santa rosa. it is also a warmer start for the morning. check out napa up. hit 68 degrees currently in fairfield. he is a very warm morning perry ed we will be moving to 70's. hayward, is coming in at 65 degrees. as we follow these numbers into afternoon. futurecast 4 shows '70s and '80s by lunchtime. as with the clock in motion this indicates where we will see possibly '90s. we will probably see some '90s for the morgan hill and gilroy area. by 8:00 p.m. tonight the winds will have died down. let's break down your afternoon highs. it will be plenty of 80s for the south bay. san jose will come in at 84 degrees. mountain view will come in at 84 degrees. 82 degrees for san leandro and 87 for walnut

a yellow chalk marks where burns died. grady lives across the street from the shooting and says the sounds of gunshot close by terrified them. >> pow, pow, bang, bang, boom, boom, boom, nonstop, nonstop, and we didn't get up until the stopped. >> one shot went through the photos of the bullet's passage into heir living room. no one was home. neighbors who new burn said he was helpful. >> he was good gievment that's why i hurts me to know we lost him. >> the loss of charles has made his father angry enough to seek legal help. >> put a stop to it. i don't know -- cops get locked up. >> the contra costa county district attorney's office is investigating the shooting, as well as the concord police department, even though the shooting happened in antioch. we have not heard from either department whether burns was wanted on a special warrant or if he was armed. we'll have more information at 11:00. we're live in antioch. abc7 news. >> ama: a man shot in oakland is on life support today and police say he is not expected to recove

fire burned 1,000 acres.maybe a little more and that evacuation order lifted about an hour ago as conditions improve after sunset. >> brush fires also breaken out in the bay area tonight including vallejo. just before 8 firefighters reresponsibleed to report of flames burning on hillside near homes in glen cove. fire within 25 feet of the home but stopped at fire break. 5 acres of brush burned before firefighters manage to snuff out those flames. and in san jose tonight firefighters made quick work of small grass Ñt at 6:30. ork of small grass those flames ate up less than an acre on center road no structure threatened. >> fire conditions are going to get worse tomorrow. the sandy is here with look at red flag alert going up. >> that red flag warning will be going up in just a matter of hours. fire danger increasing. show you live doppler 7hd and you will see the sky are clearly across the entire bay area setting the stage for the changes that are coming. it was a little warmer today. tomorrow really starts t

one fire burned 125 acres and a second fire in napa burned 20 acres and that is now fully contained. claudine wong explains the challenging conditions firefighters had to deal with while bringing that fire under control. >> reporter: this morning you could still see the fire burning there but the danger wasn't just on the ground, up above the trees damaged by the fire created more hazards. >> the trees when the fires come through them they become dangerous, the limbs could break on them and fall and hit somebody. >> the fire started at 6:30 last night but moved through the terrain, when we arrived this morning hot spots could still be seen, as the sun rose the path was easy to follow. it made its way up this highly side and across this roadway before it was stopped by the walls of the ruins. they used to make up a resort that was the playground for the rich and famous. >> locals tell us in the decades spanning the 70s through the 20s this spot was the place to be. today there is there is not much left but the stone was enough to keep the flames from spreading forever, the house used

for burns and smoke inhalation. understandably when they were rushing and escaping, they weren't to provide clarity to the officers about what happened. but the chp tells me this morning they are confident the women will be key in helping them glean information about the fire last night. these are photos by someone driving by the white stretch limo on fire. clearly it's on fire in the back of the limo. and sky 7hd shows the scene of the wreckage. it was after ten last night when they were carrying nine women from alameda to foster city. smoke started coming out of the back of the limo. driver quickly pulled over. as he got out to see what was happening, the smoke turned into flames. he was able to escape four of the passengers also escaped, but five women were trapped inside and killed. the chp tells abc7 news what happened right before those women lost their lives inside the limo. >> the driver was able to get out. good samaritans did stop and assist and try to pull people from the fire. but it was a situation -- w

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have been burned appeared a water pumping station has been burned in this fire. >> at least 100 peopleen evacuated from this area appeared >> also evacuation is under affect for residents in green valley appeared >> there is no containment on this far far as of it. >> we saw warmer temperatures today, but it is one to get hot in the next couple of days. >> today we were in the '70s and '80s. >> 85 in santa rosa appeared 80 in fairfield. >> pretty breezing through out the day. >> 16 mi. an hour winds and redwood. >> the winds will pick up especially as we head into tamara and saturday morning. >> as we take a look over night there will be a little bit of fog on the coast line. >> tomorrow will be much warmer the temperatures in the '90s. >> high temperatures will increase the fire concerns. >> we have a red flag warning for friday and saturday. >> the weekend it was a hot said today appeared sunday will start to cool some appeared which will talk more about those tied to the tears coming back. >> there will be no discrimination and the boy scouts for members who are homosexual appeared