a six-alarm fire burning in emeryville. it is an apartment complex that was under construction so no one living here in this building. there are adjacent town home that is we are hearing are burning right now. i that you canned to the fire chief about those. he says they aren't sure whether they are occupied. but he said they're part of this apartment come instruction and a lot of details trying to work out and saying it's so huge, so many people working it, trying to coordinate the information coming in. this fire so huge one point you could see it from the bay bridge which was startling to people in the area. >> i'm scared for the firefighters. it's a very hard job and to pull up and see how much, you know, water that they were having to do. i never seen it to this level. it was pretty shocking. >> hope the people got out safe. >> reporter: this building that is burning is 3900 san pablo. this is in emeryville and right on the oakland border. you will see oakland firefighters out here, hay ward firefighters, berkeley. six

paper, plastics all burning.will have more coming up after this. >>> the murders of those police officers in dallas and also the officer involved killing of two black men in louisiana and minnesota have dominated the discussion on social media this week. today, a lot of people are talking about a high-profile call for peace and unity.>> the rappers, the gang and snoop dogg organized a peace march in los angeles today. they called on the community in joining them on a walk to the police headquarters. afterwards, they stood beside the mayor of la and the police chief as well as other officers. they said it is time for people to stand up and stand together. >> our mission today was to move in peace and to show that la can be unified. not to bash the police, but to, peering get dialogue and communication because we are all angels, like you said. we are from los angeles and we represent the same cause and we all want to go home to our families. so, today was the first step to many steps.>> reporter: that is incredible

it is burning at a recycling plant that normally burns paper but now right now leased to a plastics companyeports of any injuries at cherry street and smith avenue. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. a live picture from the scene from sky 7 hd. firefighters working hard to put it out but this fire is huge and stubborn. it is burning like this for a couple of hours. >> right to lyanne melendez at the scene. >> reporter: yeah, well we just got here and this is as far as we are allowed to go. i haven't spoken to any city officials or first responders but i could tell you i think the fire is dying down a little bit. it is much better than it was, say, 30 minutes ago. about ten minutes ago the wind shifted a little bit and i could smell maybe something like paper or that smell of a fire cracker or something similar to that. this was so huge that sunnyvale department of public safety put out an advisory saying that the wind is pushing smoke in the direction of sunnyvale. i've seen here people in newark wearing smoke masks. that is how thick it was. the fire definitely

look at the fire burning up the side of the scale. more evacuations are being ordered because of the sand fire. it has destroyed 18 home since friday. chris martina is live with thousands of firefighters are battling this place. >> reporter: this is a huge fire. and you mentioned the problem here today is the win. the wind has been blowing this fire all different directions. right now we can see guys appear putting out hot spots. keep in mind what you're looking at now is just a tiny slice of this fire that has charred the equivalent of more than 33,000 football fields. three days after the sand fire began burning, some 3000 firefighters are battling this fast-moving blaze, trying to save homes and lives. the relentless fire may have claimed at least one by. a man's body was discovered in this part out car. authorities are urging people to heed evacuation orders.>> the citizens were there trying to evacuate at the same time the trying to go in and protect homes. they felt that they lost additional time because they have to stop what t

the fire is still burning, burned more than 23,000 acres and more than 2,000 structures are still beingeatened. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a final check of "kcbs traffic." over at the bay bridge, it's not as bad as usual. can't figure out why. but here it is. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on for more than an hour but it's not quite backed up through the maze. once you get on the span, things still look good on the incline. it's a "spare the air" day so mass transit is encouraged and we really haven't had any mass transit hiccups since early this morning. bart all trains no delay. muni metro, ferries an ace trains are on schedule. >>> this is our live weather camera, what you can see of the transamerica pyramid. it is foggy this morning. we have areas of condensation. no clearing at the coast today. san francisco 62. 64 livermore after a high of 103 yesterday. our quality, yes, the fourth consecutive "spare the air" day in addition to smoke advisory which will be adversely affected, the south bay and east bay. temperatures up to 103

man is found in a car near a burned out fire. >>> and today, the expanded wildfire burn was expanded because of palo alto, colorado, and bixby creek roads are now under the e evacuation orders. the fire has burned at least 11,000 acres. firefighters say 1,600 structures are threatened there and the fire is 5% contained a. live look at the emeryville camera. there are clear skies out there, but official s as are warning a the possibility of air quality issues, and here is drew with more. >> we are tracking that with chances of poor air quality in the inland areas, and so spare the air day has been put into effect for monday. what that means is that if you can, use the car poole, the t n transit or bike or walk and cut down on the pollutant, because the air, and those sensitive with the respiratory issues are not that great with the poor air quality once again. look at the highs again, and it is the summertime spread, and we had a coastal cloud and it was nice and cool, and half moon y bay, 63, and inland, there is the triple-digit heat. 100 in antioch, and 102 in concord. more likely

it has burned 27,000 acres. 3500 firefighters are battling the flames. as of tonight the fire is 10% contained. >>> former football player in concorde has died on his first day of training at army ranger school. 21 michael pearl went on to graduate from west point. he was training to become a ranger at fort bend in georgia. military doctors say he suffered before he died. it is a condition sometimes brought on by drinking too much water. it causes sodium levels in the blood to drop too low. funeral arrangements are spending. -- -- pending. >>> it is the 4th and final night of the democratic national convention. thousands minority leader nancy pelosi was at the podium an hour ago reflecting on what it would mean to elect a woman to the  most powerful post in the world. >> hillary clinton knows that this moment is not just about one woman's acheivement. it is about what electing a woman president will mean for achieving the dreams and hopes and as pir rations of every woman, every son, every family across our land. this moment is about the landmark progr

fog burns off slow. in some places it doesn't burn off at all. temperatures stay mild. look at concord. 70. 67 in livermore. 73 fairfield. if we drive all the way to sacramento or roseville, it is just in the upper 70s . so that is really cool weather this time of year. the pattern is such that temperatures did cool today a few degrees from yesterday's numbers. the pattern is such that fire danger is take a vacation. not a vacation. it is st not as bad as it would be. 31 gusts in fairfield in the delta area. and 26 gusts at the airport. so that tells me all of that cool moisture is pushing inland. if i'm a firefighter i'm happy. i know a bunch of firefighters and they love this pattern. it is still dangerous, but when the marine layer stretches out, they can take a little bit of a break. because, it doesn't take much then temperatures are in the hundreds. humidity in the single digits. we are very fortunate. highs tomorrow just in the 70s . >>> another development in the ongoing sex scandal investigation involving a number of law enforcement agencies. new tonight, the a

a man's body was found in a burned out car. that fire is just 10% contained. >>> today, calfirefire expanded mandatory evacuation orders because of wildfire burning near big sur in monterey county. the blaze erupted friday morning and is now burned at least 16 square miles. firefighters say 1600 structures are threatened and that fire is just five percent contained. >>> and taking a look now, live from the emeryville camera, there are clear skies bit health officials are warning about possible air quality issues. let's check in now with meteorologist drew tuma and live doppler 7hd. >> we're talking about the air quality issue, and tomorrow, "spare the air." i want show to you the satellite image right now of the two fires. one just north of l.a. and also the one burning in monterey county, over 10,000 acres. you can see the smoke is blowing east from satellite. current conditions, a west to northwest wind right now, four miles per hour but gusting over 10 miles-per-hour, at times. helping firefighters. its cool and the houston

neighborhoods where a home had burned. they, officials, warned the public to heed evacuation orders. >> please, listen to the fire department. listen to the sheriff's department. we want to save lives and protect property and animals and we need to do this working together. >> this fire has burned 34 square miles and is just 10% contained. it breck out friday afternoon, and exploded in size over the weekend. >>> a fire burning near big sur in monterey county has grown in size to more than 16 square miles. the fire is threatening more than 1600 structures. i has destroyed one outbuilding so far. calfire expanded a mandatory evacuation order to include the palo colorado and three roads. residents are being warned they pay be ordered to leave at any moment. let's check in now with drew tuma on weather conditions. >> those winds have picked up this afternoon, let's show you the satellite image from doppler. you can see the two fires, one just north of l.a. and the other one in monterey county. we'll zoom in. what you're seeing

this was the location of where that is burning.san pablo avenue. we have team coverage of the story this morning. we have been stopped -- talking with our reporters. both with compelling angles. >> let's start with jackie.

and burning and people screaming. and i was feeling the heat up to here on this block. >> reporter: now, several resources being used to fight this fire, including the use of a drone, which is run by alameda county sheriff's. apparently that drone is looking for any hot spots so that fire crews get a better handle where to pour the water and fight this fire. but as we take it back out here live, this is gonna be several hours until this fire is fully completely contained. they have gotten the upper hand in terms of getting the flames out, but in this area here there is definitely a lot of smoke in this area. a lot of the residents wearing masks to protect themselves from breathing in the smoke. i can smell the smoke as we speak. it will be quite a time until this scene is clear. we don't know the cause of how this fire started. luckily, no injuries reported as well. >> brian, i know the fire started at 2:45 this morning. certainly construction on that building wasn't underway. do you know whether or not anyone was ins

a six-alarm fire burning in emeryville. it is an apartment

it burned about three acres before firefighters put out the flames. it also briefly shut down the westbound side of the ea. >>> and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on all of these fires. we are also posting updates on facebook, twitter, and the ktvu mobile app. >>> coming up here the race for the white house is heating up. at 6:30, donald trump's message to hillary clinton after her historic speech last night. >> and after that performance last night, i'm taking the drugs off, right? trump. he is going to be no more mr. nice guy. >> up next the medical plane will crash after transporting a patient to the east bay. what we are learning about the people on board. >>> a live look right now on the friday evening commute. this is interstate 280 in san jose and their commute direction there on the left. a little slow going here at nine minutes past 6:00. >>> here is a live look right now at their bay bridge toll plaza where you can see it is a little slow going for people trying to get to the city on this friday night. >>> new developments now in ade

they're burning his jersey. -- they shouldn't?re burning his jersey. >> not like they did lebron's. >> reporter: durant, a nearly 7-foot tall giant who moves as gracefully as a guard recently has been hinting he might not stay in okc. >> two most important things for me is being around great people and having fun playing basketball. >> reporter: now that he's a warrior four of the five starters are all stars. steph curry and durant are both likely future hall of famers. >> reporter: what does it mean for your team the wizards? >> my team? not good, not good at all. >> reporter: some fans are complaining it's unfair. >> i don't think they're upset with the warriors. i think they're upset with the whole let's make a team out of money. that's going to ruin the whole sport. >> you can't do nothing about the haters. we'll just say hi, haters and smile at them. >> if you don't got no haters, then you're not doing your job. >> andrea nakano is here. tough losses for oklahoma city, though. >> it is a tough loss, but it's a hard business i

fires burning in a remote area with very dense underbrush, so the lanes have lots of fuel to burn -- flames have lots of fuel to burn. >>> search and rescue crews been searching for group since wednesday after last week after a cell phone call. the are attacked in spotted them, and the bulldozer operators went to the area to bring them out. and the cal fire spokesperson said it was tough to even see them because of the smoke. they were hungry and very thursday but other than that in good condition. >>> good news from the stand fire in southern california, now 25% contained. there are 3000 firefighters trying to contain the fire, and hot temperatures making the work difficult. but the fire is moving away from the neighborhoods for now.>> right now we are cleaning up pockets of the fire, in the open line in trying to make it a clean black all the way around to make it easier to patrol and manage. >> nearly 2000 homes have been saved, but 15 homes were destroyed. the fire crews say that if the wind picks up again he could send the fire back into other neighborhoods. at one point, or the

the omss burns are successful. "columbia" is now in orbit, circling the earth at an altitude of approximately 150 miles. the pay load bay doors will now be opened. >> the fourth door is coming open now. >> roger, copy. >> you're missing one fantastic sight. boy, that is really beautiful out there. >> we appreciate those updates. >> both doors have been opened. the radiators can be deployed to begin dissipating the heat. >> doors are all opened up, and hunkydory. right on time. >> the radiators look good. >> okay. we want to show you, we do have a few tiles missing off of both of them. off the pod three tile and some smaller pieces and off the port pod, looks like i see one full square and looks like a little triangular shape missing. and we're trying to put that on tv. >> roger. we can see that good. >> from what we can see both wings tops and there's tiles fully entact. >> within minutes, an assessment is completed on the impact these missing tiles could have on the remainder of the mission. at a news conference l

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. >>> back to that wildfire burning in monterey county, it continues to grow, already burning the area twice the size of the city of napa, and we have janine delegate the -- janine dela vega and what does this do for the effort?>> reporter: this will give more money and resources to the firefighters, and so far the sopranos fire has -- soberanes fire has burned more than 43 acres -- 2300 acres in the fire is at 10% containment, burning fast and changing directions since it started last friday south of carmel. low humidity, high temperature and rough terrain continue to be challenging for the firefighters. there are now 3000 helping in this firefight. take a look at this video. >> thank you sir.>> that's everybody, right?>> those are eight hikers near the fire that had to be rescued. the bulldozers help to get them out, search and rescue has been looking for them since last wednesday, and the air team finally spotted them. >> actually their condition for the many days they been out here was not bad. they've all been checked out and released. they were really hungry and thirsty when we f

. >>> don't get burned as a scorching heat wave rips the u.s. for to make sure you're protected by your sunscreen. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, a deadly struggle between police and louisiana and the man they were trying to arrest captured on video and shared around the world today is provoking questions and outrage. the video appears to show a baton rouge policeman shooting a 37-year-old man as officers held him down on the ground. but neither it or the video shows everything. the justice department opens a civil rights investigation and a family grieves, the question tonight is what exactly preceded the use of deadly force? >> nbc gabe gutierrez has the disturbing images. >> reporter: tonight, in this newly released cell phone video, a closer look at the final me baton rouge police say early tuesday morning a 911 caller said someone matching sterling's description had threatened him with a gun outside a convenience store

to the south of us is this fire that burns out of control. shifts to the west, you will see heavier concentration of the smoke in the atmosphere in the east bay today as well as the santa clara valley. more smoke and haze through friday. here's what you need to know. first off the coast you will see peeks of sunshine but more of an onshore push there. blue skies bayside and hot and smoggy inland. satellite-radar, we'll see a little hint of some sunshine today around the beaches. that's about it. but double barrels of high pressure gathering some strength and momentum and producing these temperatures. 107 fresno. 105 sacramento. smoky mid-60s in the monterey bay area. 86 with a thin layer of smoke at the elevation of about 7,000 feet in the high sierra. 70s 80s, 90s, triple digits again today. my outside number 106 officially in brentwood. some folks could be hotter than that. triple digits until sunday. >>> good morning to you. a traffic alert issued this morning because of a big rig fire on northbound 880 in oakland this morning. so if you a

when he gets to columbia the city burns. a lot of it turns -- burns. it's not clear who set the fire. what is clear is not much was left of south carolina's capital. historians think today that whatever happened with that, it is clear sherman's troops did not really like the landscape or the people that they encountered in south carolina. they vented as they marched through it. all that said, what we have is a pattern of a great deal of violence against military and economic targets. and we have a pattern of relative restraint against cold -- cultural heritage, the cultural heritage of the south. what do i mean by restraint? well, hunter and sheridan i told you, they marched and burned their way through the valley. burning when they got there. but then once they moved out of the valley, they got to charlottesville, the first thing federal troops did is they rushed to the rotunda, to thomas jefferson's landmark building. and they stationed guards to protect it to make sure no vandalism would come about. that no union troops, no civilians would destroy t

the fire continues to burn. technically in emeryville, again, san pablo avenue and west measure arthur where we're standing but you see cross streets as well. 39th is nearby and 35th as well. and we continue to stay updated on ktvu as well as online. >> brian, before you go, quick question, i was going to ask you, and i was looking, standing in front of the store where the lights are on. and i was wondering, the fire is so close to power lines, and whether any power has been cut out in the area. >> from what we understand, at least looking at the street, and the stores as you mentioned, it doesn't appear that power has been cut out. but you mentioned power lines. within the past 15 minutes, i would say some electrical lines that were i guess installed in the building previously, there was a large explosion, a large bang, and then a large spark that came out of that as well. so at least those lines, at least inside the building, are affected as well. but at least according here, to the street here on san pablo av

some bills that have been burning have not burn four years and have been event an assist from mother nature. >> i have not seen a fire like this in years. that is a testimony as to what we are going through with the drought.>> to get full control of this place, firefighters desperately need the wins to die down. in the newsroom, andria borba, kpix 5 you can see the monster fire. it is burning 10,000 acres a day since it broke out. struck a fast food run at least two drum at the dive -- dry fruit -- at least two at the drive-through.>>> a gunman ambushed a former may oriel candidate. it's like a scene from flipper at it's the worst mass killing there in decades. >>> a stabbing spree in japan left 19 people dead and 26 injured. it is a worst mass killing their in decades. it happened at a facility for the disabled near tokyo. lease say that a man started stabbing people with a knife. the suspect, 26. a former employee of that center. he turned himself and carrying a bloodstained knife. he told police that he wanted to make people with disabilities disappear. more than a dozen of those

a man's body was found in a burned out car. that fire is just 10% contained. >>> today, calfirefire expanded mandatory evacuation orders because of wildfire burning near big sur in monterey county. the blaze erupted friday morning and is now burned at least 16 square miles. firefighters say 1600 structures are threatened and that fire is just five percent contained. >>> and taking a look now, live from the emeryville camera, there are clear skies bit health officials are warning about possible air quality issues. let's check in now with meteorologist drew tuma and live doppler 7hd. >> we're talking about the air quality issue, and tomorrow, "spare the air." i want show to you the satellite image right now of the two fires. one just north of l.a. and also the one burning in monterey county, over 10,000 acres. you can see the smoke is blowing east from satellite. current conditions, a west to northwest wind right now, four miles per hour but gusting over 10 miles-per-hour, at times. helping firefighters. its cool and the houston

as an outbreak burns up-and-down the state. >>> bernie sanders supporters feeling burned by the democratic party. thousands are protesting on the streets of philadelphia as the national convention gets ready to take center stage. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> hey, it's monday morning. good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> just a friendedly reminder. >> in case you were remembering. >> temperatures soaring going into the weekend. fire danger became fire reality. >> yes, unfortunately. we'll have high heat across the region but much of the bay area will get a little bit of a break today, and then those temperatures start to ramp up. as we get a look outside now over microclimate starting out this morning with temperatures in the low 50s in the north bay and upper 50s for the trivalley as well as the south bay. low clouds in san francisco. that will be clearing out to give us sunshine. we'll be up to 68 there and 92 in the tri-valley with 78 in the north and south bay. i'll detail what else to expect as the temperatures go up this week.

it's burned 51 square miles so far. around 33,000 acres and at least one person has been killed by this fire. >>> here's a different perspective of how big these fires are. take a look, this is a picture from nasa, showing the smoke from both the sand fire and the monterey fire. and here's the bay area impact. a haze hovering over san jose. this is a live look from one of our live cameras. as of now, there are no flight delays. let's bring in jeff ranieri. heat and smoke is right in our skies. what comes next? >> well, they're going to be dealing with this fire for the next week most likely. as we get a closer look, the location of if fire is to the south of monterey. you can see a lot of the smoke moving in. as we pull out wird, i want to point out not everything you'll see on the satellite image from nasa is smoke. we have the marine lair and fog at the immediate coastline and right here, there's the smoke moving from the fire to the northeast. is right now on the fire line, we're seeing the biggest impact frs this wi

>>> wildfires burning across the state, evacuations are underway, next. bangladesh. tonight- the university and her classmat are making p >>> uc berkeley student killed in a terrorist attack in bangladesh. the university and classmates are making plans to honor her. uc berkeley plans to hold a vigil for sophomore teresa j miss at noon as news of her death spreads the berkeley community struggles to make sense of the loss. >> it's terrible to end her life that short to be somewhere you thought you were going to learn and to end up in a tragedy. >> i hope her family is okay and can deal with that. >> she was an intern in bangladesh through a uc berkeley program and her father has a business in that city.>> to other college students were killed and that hostage standoff. when d gillette has the latest. >>reporter: amateur video capture gunfire and explosions when they moved into and a 10 hour hostage crisis in bangladesh. 28 people were killed in the attack in the capital city of dhaka. 28 hostages and two police officers and six government. a dozen hostages described h

the next day, jimmy burns goes up to see him. jimmy burns is a very important figure.senator fromormer south carolina and a former supreme court judge. he was one of truman's few allies when truman was in the senate. truman says to him, jimmy, i don't know anything about what is going on. fill me in on everything. and burns told you about the world, the threat of the communist. what happens is that a lot of people who briefed him about the the hard-linehere anti-communists. burns also tells him that the united states is building a weapon great enough to destroy the whole world. truman writes that in his memoirs. , trumaneginning understands that the atomic bomb is not a bigger bomb, a more powerful bomb. it is a weapon great enough to destroy the whole world. on april 25, he gets a fuller briefing. this is from secretary of war simpson. do we have a secretary of war today? because we don't fight anymore wars, right? what is the secretary of war called now? secretary of defense, a euphemism, a more palatable word than secretary of war. so simpson was secretary of war at

they were fighting this fire while their homes burned.you're doing to hear their story in our live report. back to you. >> all right, they must be so exhausted in so many ways. thank you, gadi. >> you shutter to think about the fact that temperatures are elevated again going into this week. the fire dangers that come along with that, kari. >> yeah. and the winds will be picking up, too. you will have this high heat in southern california and also these gusts that go up to 40 miles an hour. we know that wildfires kind of make their own atmosphere and make things even worse. here's the look at the satellite imagery. you can see the smoke drifting off 100 miles or so away from where the wildfire actually was. and the drought is very high there. once again, the winds up to 40 miles an hour today. very low humidity and temperatures over 100 degrees. for us we're also tracking the wildfire a little bit closer to home. in monterrey county, and the upper level wind speeds are coming in very light and variable. but moving it into the parts of the

the driver of the truck suffered burns. the severity of which are not yet known. >>> when the democratic national convention resumes again tonight delegates are going to be picking the presidential nominee. >> it will follow when at times was a rough beginning last night as bernie sanders supporters created a raucous atmosphere. they often booed and chanted bernie sanders after wikileaks showed favoritism to hillary clinton. bernie sanders was night one's key note speaker. he urged his supporters once again to unite behind hillary clinton. >> by these measures, any objectionable will conclude that based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. >> well, last night's speakers included prominent democrats like cory booker and elizabeth warren. and it was michelle bomb's whose speech many say stole the show. >> and because of hillary clinton my daughters and all our sons and daughters now take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> the firs

so far 38,000 ache verse burned. firefighters are dealing with steepd, rugged, and inaccessible terrain trying to battle this fire. complete containment is not expected for the end of the month. 57 homes have been burned, one person died trying to battle the flames when his bulldozer overturned. and tracking the effect of the fire is having such an effect here in the bay area as we check in with our meteorologist, hoi is the smoke today? >> well again, we're seeing southerly winds pushing smoke across the bay area. that is the view looking out across the south bay right now as you see the smoke there. here is the weather model showing you the smoke from today compared to what we expect to see for tomorrow. it's the same areas, the east bay and south bay seeing the highest concentrationings of smoke. less so for tomorrow morning and increasing levels again out towards alameda, santa clara, and santa cruz. the winds, cooling winds we've been seeing, southerly winds aloft pushing that smoke off through the day tomorrow

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some bills that have been burning have not burn four years and have been event an assist from mother nature. >> i have not seen a fire like this in years. that is a testimony as to what we are going through with the drought.>> to get full control of this place, firefighters desperately need the wins to die down. in the newsroom, andria borba, kpix 5 you can see the monster fire. it is burning 10,000 acres a day since it broke out. struck a fast food run at least two drum at the dive -- dry fruit -- at least two at the drive-through.>>> a gunman ambushed a former may oriel candidate. it's like a scene from flipper at the bay. we will talk to the man who had this recording. ♪ with this level of intelligence... ...it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. it's the worst mass killing there

it is burning in big sur and carmel eight 36 mi.2 have burned.ent is just 10% and campgrounds are close. there are evacuations in the carmel highlands neighborhood. 20 homes and outbuildings have been destroyed. >>> former president. bill clinton addressing the democratic national convention pushing back against what he called the republicans cartoon version of his wife. the former president told the crowd about hillary his role as a mother, a child advocate and an elected official. bill clinton said life in the real world is complicated and real change is hard. he calls his wife the best change maker he has ever known and urges them to vote for her for the sake of their children and grandchildren. >>> a suspect died while struggling with officers. officers attempting to stop a vehicle around 2:30 yesterday afternoon, but the man led them on a pursuit and fled into a residence where a struggle ensued. officers used a taser and moments later he became unresponsive. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >>> a big story is traff

the fire has burned 22,000 acres. at least one person was killed. firefighters discovered the body inside a charred vehicle. the fire has destroyed 18 homes so far. today about 1500 residents were ordered to evacuate. firefighters estimate they've only got the fire about 10% contained. >>> in monterey county, over 10,000 acres have burned north of big sur. parts of highway 1 are closed off as crews battle the spreading flames. there's a mandatory evacuation in effect for the community of palo colorado. kpix 5 devin fehely is at the cal fire command post with more on the fire fight. >> cal fire says it has assembled a massive response to match this massive wildfire. an estimated 800 firefighters from across the state and county. and yet the fire continues to grow and threaten some of the central coast's best known communities. >> reporter: the fire nearly doubled in size overnight, having now burned more than 10,000 acres and is threatening more than a thousand homes and buildings in its relentless march down central california coast. >> with the dro

this was the location of where that is burning. on he said on san pablo he said on san pablo avenue. we have team coverage of the story this morning. we have been stopped -- talking with our reporters. both with compelling angles. >> let's start with jackie. >> reporter: good morning we have some new information that just came in from a security guard that work here at the building that was under construction that went up in flames. he just told me that around 2:30 this morning he was doing his rounds when he heard what sounded like fireworks going off on the east side of the building. he walked over and that is when he saw the flames start to shoot out of the building at the upper floor. obviously that is the new development that we are hearing right now. this is what the flames look like this morning at around 3:00 this morning when this building on san pablo at west macarthur was under construction went up in flames. you can see it is a word holding that has 100 apartments with retail down below that was under construction. it w

one person was found dead inside one of the burned out homes. g g gadi schwartz is live. >> reporter: good morning. there's a lot of people looking at those ridges making sure that the fire is not coming over them. yesterday we saw about a hundred people in this parking lot looking at the fire and its progress. one of the things we heard yesterday there was talk early in the day of rescinding some of these evacuations. today that has completely change flpd are about 10,000 homes evacuated. about 20,000 people forced from their homes. that's because of this fire's unpredictable behavior. erratic winds and high temperatures made this fire basically do whatever it wanted. that's what some of the firefighters on the scene yesterday were telling us. it was expanding in almost every single direction. right now there are about 1600 firefighters on the fire lines. many have been assigned to structure protection. they're in neighborhoods making sure that the embers that fall on homes don't catch. we've also seen a lot of homeowners that stayed behind wit