this fire just burned right up it and burned itself out. that's what you kind of want as a firefighter is it goes up the hill. the other side of the hill had already burned. the other side burned so they stop. and that's why that red retardant line is where it is because they don't want to spread that into the open oak trees there. we'll keep an eye on it. 150 acres at this point. definitely not raging from what we can see. um, and hopefully that continues moving the right way with this fire. we have another fire at bethel island that we'll be tracking there, windy there. temperatures in the fire zones about 90. humidity about 18 to 20%. north-northwest winds at 10 miles an hour. so none of this is extreme conditions. now, tonight it will be. tonight and tomorrow morning the conditions will become a little more extreme. they could be up to 35 miles an hour. these are the current temperatures running a bit ahead of where they were yesterday. 13 degrees warmer in concord. so we'll keep an eye off the fire off ignacio valley road. we'll talk t

it has burned 7700 acres in at least -- and at least 12 buildings. authorities have issued mandatory evacuation orders. now, one woman what been told to leave state as long as she could. that she eventually lost her home to the fire. ktvu's leigh martinez spoke to her. she said that woman said firefighters did not at quickly enough or do enough to protect her home. >> my house is about to [ bleep ] burned down. jesus christ. >> reporter: tracy woke up into a nightmare. she had fallen asleep after gardening, not knowing that fire had looking at at 5 pm 30 in eastern lake county. >> the first i became aware of it was at 7:30 when i saw smoke and that's when i called 911. >> reporter: the operator told her there was a mandatory evacuation order for her area of cache creek road. gatlin and her neighbors new fire is on the other side of dough trail. but fire crews never came. >> i had both jets. i had four streams of water. i have them on my roof. i tore everything away for my house. i closed all my windows. >> reporter: gatlin says she ran down the hill

still burning out of control. 7700 acres have burned. that's a five times bigger than this size yesterday. 3000 people have evacuated after 12 buildings including homes have burned. >> it's a physical woman is now apologizing after video of her appearing to call police on an eight-year-old girl selling bottled water went viral. aaron oster -- erin austin, the girl's mother, posted the video on instagram. the woman told the san francisco chronicle that she didn't really call police but was upset about the noise the girl was making. usa today says her job and her was trying to raise money for a trip to disneyland. >>> 5:12. uber will face a judge in london today. it's fighting to continue operating in london. last september, london's transport regulator revoked uber's license, citing concerns about the company's reputation on safety. uber is appealing that ruling.e to safety improvements and other changes the company has made. if uber should lose in london, it could be a bad sign for potential investors as they are moving toward an ipo. >>

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and tonight it has burned 260 acres. tonight kron-4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with the fire danger we're expected to see this weekend. but first justine waldman is live in concord ...justine are people still evacuated tonight. yes, and there is no estimate as to when people will be allowed back home.the fire marshal telling me it is until no teat of fire we will keep people out of the area vothe flames and smoke could be seen throughout the east bay.in all 200 to 300 homes were evacuated as this fire burned in the dry hills very close to two subdivisions. because there are no major fires burning right now lots of resources were available, which allowed fire teams to bring in air support right away including helicopter buckets and calfire planes.we do know how this fire stated, it is believed at 3:45 this afternoon car on yvr heading toward clayton had sparks coming from exhaust pipe. marshal robert marshall sot the wind caught it and what started as a very small re grew very very quickly according to witnes

in iran. >> reporter: she has since seen photos of her burned cabin. by 8 pm, cal fire ordered an aggressive air attack with helicopters and flames retardant as fire burned on both sides. >> we have 600 homes that are threatened. we know that residents have been evacuated out of the area. just with the fire history we have had. they are eager to get back in. given the conditions we need to be patient and heed to the warnings to remain evacuated. >> reporter: she does not believe her neighborhood got a proper warning. >> they told my neighbor that the fire was moving slowly and not to worry. when i went down the driveway they told me it didn't make it through the valley. >> she believes five homes in the neighborhood burned. >> i begged for help, screamed for help. i just can't believe that they let us burn. >> reporter: when we asked them to comment on her claims, we were told the incident commander planned to call her directly and investigate exactly what happened with the firefight at cache creek road. >>> fire strikes in alameda county are in lake c

if this thing were to burn to the south, it burns into walnut creek. if it were to breach ygnacio valley road, it burns into concord. right now it's heading toward clayton. you have three different cities which may be impacted and look at the size of the development where the flames are burning towards right now. that's crystal ranch. that's montecito where the wind is blowing the flames. >> we want to thank mike marcucci for spending a few minutes with us, the assistant fire chief. this thing is moving and he had to go. he said it's moving rather quickly before he had to go. that's not good news because you've got to move people to head it off. now it's heading back up into an area where we've got more homes. >> we'll continue to stay on top of this fire burning in the concord area and keep you posted on the evacuations. we have chopper 5 there. we'll stay in touch with the fire chief as well. we have ground crews to bring us live reports. we are going to cover other news of the day, but we'll be back with this major development and will closely watch

cow fire report 16 square miles have burned. steve paulson is looking at google maps and it seems like it could be more than 12,000 acres burning. the evacuation area has expanded overnight. it includes both spring valley and the double eagle ranch subdivision. allie is headed to the command center to get the very latest updates from cal fire. we will bring that as soon as we get it.>>> president trmocra he tweeted this morning, the face of the democrats is now maxine waters, who together with nancy pelosi have established a fine leadership team. they should always stay together and leave the democrats who want open borders and unlimited crime well into the future and pick crooked hillary for press -- president. >>> it pleading could be close -- a plea deal could be close for those responsible for the fire in the ghost ship criminal case. and all federal -- and offer presented was closed what they want to but not ideal. attorney says his client does not deserve jail time. they plan to hold the county responsible in open court. >

of people are evacuated without much notice. >> my house is about to [ bleep ] burned down.g the east side clear lake, it began late yesterday. tonight, cal fire says 600 homes are threatened by the flames. good evening everyone. >> the fire has more than doubled in size since our 6 pm newscast. officials say the fire has burned 7700 acres and destroyed at least 12 structures, some of them homes. the wildfire is expected to grow bigger with hot and dry weather in the forecast. crews are battling the flames in rugged terrain and they say there is a zero containment. >> we have team coverage, we are tracking the conditions from our weather center but we want to show you the moose lodge where evacuations from communities have been forced to go. >> reporter: this is where a lot of them have been gathering, a couple of evacuation centers but this is the most popular because it has a giant perking lot. over my shoulder people are in the parking lot, sleeping in tents. i want to show you where other people are sleeping. people have brought their rvs, sleeping in those and other people are sl

-- these burn pits registry. i want to say thank you. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. chair. this registry is a tool that can be used to identify health concerns, guide discussions with health care providers, and document employment-represented -- deployment-related exposures. it could literally, as the gentleman from california pointed out, be the difference between life and death. i urge all of my colleagues to support this amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 23 printed in part b of house report 115-712. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. jo

, 22 structures have burned. 12 phones and outbuildings have been -- 12 homes and outbuildings have burnedst night's strong gusts. >> strongest firefighting weapons are the aircraft, super tank egg is based mclevel loan, they know which fire they are heading to but don't know exactly where they will be dropping fire retardant and water that is as scouts. >> it's like a -- it will be a air traffic controller up in the air, what they do is determine what snow need, you know, on the ground -- they need on the ground, you know, on the ground. >> on the bigger fires there could be a dozen aircraft of different sizes battling the flames. the pilots pinpoint the air drops making it foreign for someone else -- >> this is the first major wildfire to pop up since the october fires back in the first week of october. i wonder if this is something that we are going to see in july, in august, in september. i mean this is early. >> it is early. we are used to it around september and october. >> fire season is, , 12 months a year nowround. >> year round. >> year round. unfortunately it happens earlier in

there are no new reports of any homes burned. in a few hours, we are expecting an update when the crews that worked on the fire lines overnight return to the command center. ktvu's allie rasmus will have a live report coming up. >>> hundreds of people are still in the evacuation centers, wondering enthey can go home. cal fire says that could happen by the end this week. tram was deborah be alone -- v alone has this report. >> reporter: it takes more than bulldozers, it takes bikers to get through a fire emergency. motorcycle clubs wrestled up a barbecued dinner for evacuees. everyone is digesting new containment numbers. 17%. they hope it means they will be out of this makeshift campground by the end of the week. >> i hope my property is not in bad shape. it is nice to have a home. >> reporter: wind shifts kept the flames roaring and bringing up hotspots. most of the pony is burning toward lake county's east durham border. >> reporter: is there determination to get it out by ere is a real determination to put it out as soon as po

two wildfires are burning red bluff. the stole fire has burned 300 businesses, triggering mandatory ex he accusation was. >>> south bay gearing up to fight a wildfire. jessica flores shows us the only thing missing with the flames. >> scooping down and dumping water. firefighters hose down the tinder dry land. and fire engines race to respond. the scene unfolding in the low hills has the makings of a major wildfire response, today it's just practice. the grass is super dry, we are already seeing increased fire activity, obviously throughout the state. >> santa clara county fire is holding the drill for agencies throughout the county. in this practice there is also assimilated injury to a firefighter. >> we'll have to prioritize resources to figure out how to address getting the firefighter treated safely but also putting out the simulated fire. >> down firefighter has been extracted, care has been transferred. >> firefighters on the ground are hearing right now, they are practicing their radio track in the event of a rea

it is now burned 7700 acres. five times bigger than at this time yesterday. 3000 people have evacuated after 12 holdings including homes have burned. >>> san francisco woman is now apologizing after video of her appearing to call police on an eight-year-old girl selling bottled water went viral. the girl's mother took the video last week and posted on instagram. she said the woman who appeared to call police was a seven -- upset that their solder -- daughter was selling without a permit. she said she didn't really call police but was upset about the noise the girl was making. usa today said austin recently lost her job and her daughter was trying to raise money for a trip to disneyland. "saturday night live" comedians mocked the incident in a sketch over the weekend. >>> 4:13. uber will face a judge in london today in its fight to continue operating in london. london's transport regulator revoked ober's -- uber's license. uber is appealing that decision. the ceo is expected to point to safety improvements. other

the grass fire burned 150 acres so far.he concern now keeping it away from the crystal ranch enabled. >> yeah, we want to let you no he that montecito and the crystal ranch neighborhood, those two neighborhoods are being asked to immediately evacuate as they continue to put water and retardant trying to keep the flames away from homes. >> i have just heard via text from a friend limping in the subdivision they are preparing to get out. but we wish all of them good luck and fire department is didding everything they can. >> world news with david muir up next. >> for all of us he >>> tonight, the video now emerging. the shooting rampage in that newsroom. the alleged gunman jarrod ramos being led away by police. authorities urging everyone to get their hands in the air. tonight what we've now learned. the suspect barricading the door so reporters and workers couldn't get out as he fired. why the newspaper was targeted? what the suspect did to a girl he knew from high school years ago that might have led to all this. >>> also b

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what else would be burning?his colleague as they noticed the fire was burning on the outside of g re nfell tower was burning on the outside of grenfell tower work, and as it got worse he described it as a hell like war zone. we also heard about his training, especially around high—rise flat speakers there are a number of these in kensington and chelsea. he said he had no training around burning on the outside of a flat. he had up familiarisation visit to grenfell tower in summer 2016, he said he didn't notice the aluminium cladding going up and never would he have expected this type of cladding on a residential block. it's used for diy superstores 01’ block. it's used for diy superstores orfactories. he will finish block. it's used for diy superstores or factories. he will finish giving evidence this afternoon, then it will be the turn of his colleague daniel brown, who was the other firefighter on the scene at grenfell tower. england are preparing for theirfinal group game in the world cup, as they take on belg

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it has burned 35 acres but no homes are in danger right now. investigators say the fire was started by a weed wacker. >>> there are two serious wildfires in colorado burning. the biggest is near durango. the newest fire is burning near the keystone ski resort, 60 miles west of denver. that first fire has burned within 200 yards of homes in silverthorne. 1300 people have been forced out of their homes. so far it has burned 100 acres. the homes are tightly packed together. fire crews are coming from around the state to prevent the fire from spreading. >>> cruise from up fire crews from across the southwest are in durango. 2000 people have been evacuated and no homes have burned. the fire is 15% contained. >>> a newly released inspector genel reports that some dams in the u.s. could be at risk because of cybersecurity. there are five hydroelectric dams in the u.s. considered critical infrastructure. they are shasta, folsom, glen canyon in arizona, grand coulee dam and hoover dam in nevada. the expected general report found two out of five dams are

and the grass burns quickly, you just let that burn, you can put that out when it gets going up the hill, cutting fire lines probably a good quarter-mile or half-mile ahead. there goes another dropped there, from the large airline tanker, which were seeing more of these days, with the airplanes, we are seeing that, the smoke, amazing how low the fly, i saw this coming in. i was up at this area yesterday, coming down from reading, saw a couple of fires, and i saw this from this particular aircraft, they fly very low to the ground, and they are fortunate they can use them, they are hitting all the fires hard, we will get a containment report in the next hour or so, we are hoping, so we can get better numbers. 0% containment, with that said, conditions are much more conducive to fighting this fire, as we go through today, tomorrow, wednesday, it gets bad again towards the we can, but today through wednesday, a good break.>>> a live seen at the pawnee fire, a spot fire might've it, the ground brush, the wind in the trees, we will stay on this for you, just noticed that. >> thank you bill, we

and they hopefully will just burn out quickly. this is a much better fire than to be in thick timber. >> reporter: bulldozers extended the fire lines. they made a start on roads and terrain. the creek by the road is one of the natural fire breaks that firefighters want to take advantage of. the fireline was set up beyond the creek as the fire burned down the ridge. the fire expanded, no additional structures were destroyed beyond the 12 homes and 10 outbuildings that were listed. additional resources brought in as another fire near red bluff came more under control. some were stationed at evacuated homes to watch the flying embers. >> so if we can prevent a whole home from being lost by putting out a small grass fire, we want that. >> reporter: cal fire says containment is progressing. the exception is a breakout that happened at fair lake and headed toward walker ridge where there are more homes. an evacuation advisory was issued meaning get ready to leave. >>> that hot, dry weather makes it hard for firefighters. how's the wind.

the company started the controlled burn on june 18. six days later, this eastpoint wighborhood was engulfed in flames. it took two days for the firefighters to control the flames, and still parts neighborhood are smoldering. >> there should have been somebody out here watching that fire at all times. >> reporter: in a statement, the peorida fish and wildlife conservation commission said they "have suspended our anescribed fire program statewide and the inspector general has begun an investigation." bmeowner pennie bryant wants the state to pay for everything she lost. >> we hear they don't replace the sheds and stuff like that, that ain't right. they should replace everything. >> reporter: damage like this is apparent all across this neighborhood. people say the fire popped up as fast as a florida thunderstorm. mad one man told me that he has not heard anything from the state of florida, and the only people that are helping are the ndlvation army and neighbors. jeff. >> glor: what a story, omar. insane to believe that happened. thank y

the fire is mainly burning in a grassy area of the open space. one road is immediately next to this open space. we have seen certain angles from skyranger, you can see the fire has actually burned to within yards of some of the homes there. that's where the firefighters on the ground have been focusing their attention to stop the fire. we have been noticing an aerial attack going on as well. we have heard this is not too far from the concord campus of cal state east bay. they have been setting up a staging area there as well. stay tuned to our news cost at 6:00 and to all our digital platforms 24/7 for all the latest. we'll be right back. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. effect this weekend. the one you should know about before getting into an >>> tonight at 6:00, new laws on the ro

it is now 17% contained but has burned 13,000 acres. that is an area slightly smaller than the entire area of sunnyvale. the flames are burning away from and the s 12 but 600 s ar still considered threatened. >>> voters in mountain view will decide if the city's largest employer should pay millions of dollars in nefees. the city council anously to have the google tax on the november ballot. if voters approve, google will pay more than $3 miin new business taxes. the tax structure will affect businesses and be based on the number of workers a company has. the larger the company, per employee. the money would be used for transportation and housing. some business groups say the tax could encourage businesses to move to other locations.>>> the biggest public employee union called for a three day strike during the fair. the association of public employees which has 1300 members plans to strike from july 1 to july 3. they say members will have the fair on saturday and sunday to get attention on their contract demands. the fair starts on satur

it burned up here solid red then it burned up this area. nanette. i called my kids yesterday, i saievi uat is so scary. sandy clark. did you know people sad for them.>yes. it is. i am their homes? yes. it is. i am sad for them.>(vicki) sandy clark (vicki)sad for them.>(vicki) sandy clark owns spring valley's pantry. fire burned just feet from her store but she is hopeful to have dodged the worst of it. other people...are not so lucky. (vicki) our coverage of the pawnee fire continues at kron-4 dot com. there you can track the fire's progress and hear more from evacuees. you can also stay connected with push alerts from our free mobile app. download it today lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coigash pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs iin

the fire has burned 8200-acre since it started on saturday evening. at least 22 structures have been destroyed and another 600 are threatened. from sky fox, you can see some of the buildings that burn. the fire has had no containment. jerry brown declared a state of emergency for the county. >> here's a look at where the evacuations are happening in the spring valley. that's northeast. carson on the frontlines today. lake county, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, i tell you, this is really very interesting. i want to show you something. over here, you can see some smoke. that is a lot of smoke because earlier today there was no smoke there but this fire blew up around noon and we were on top of a place called the double eagle ranch taking pictures which you'll see in my video report. what you'll see is they're just evacuating. quiet a few homes and other structures up there. this morning, the fires were contained. no one on the fire lines was fooled. this morning, the panini fire -- the fire was holding steady at about 8200-acres, a fire that l

many burn day and night. some burning around the clock seven days a week. exposure to burn pits can produce serious and potentially life-threatening health effects including neurological disorders, rare forms of cancer, lung diseases and more. recently a widow named jill wilkins, reached out to our office to share her story. she told me about her husband, united states air force reserve major kevin wilkins, who was an r.n., and who deployed to iraq in the summer of 2006. after prolonged exposure to the toxic chemicals from burn pits, when he came home he died from a brain tumor in april, 2008. he was only 51 years old, leaving behind his wife, jill, to take care of their two children by herself. despite the millions of brave young men and women who've been exposed to burn pits, people like major wilkins, they're continuing to be denied their claims and health care through the v.a. the d.o.d. and v.a. have been hesitant to admit there's sufficient data to quantify this link and to prove the connection between service-related burn pits exposure and the result

a brush fire burning in concord right now. you are looking at a live picture from nbc bay area's skyranger. the fire broke out a little more than two hours ago. we have been tracking it on air and online. mandatory evacuations right now as the wildfire is threatening . you can see in the picture how close it is to homes. >> the fire started about a couple of hours ago. three small fires. they con ververged into one lar fire. the focus has been on protecting a couple of neighborhoods in the concord walnut creek area. joining us is robert marshal. thank you for joining us. give us an update. it looks like you are making significant progress. we hear it's 50% contained? >> that's correct. we estimate the containment at 50%. we're at about 185 acres. four alarms plus two additional strike teams. >> you are asking for crews just to help with structure protection or to help just get full containment and control? >> at this point, it's to get full containment and control. the fire is still burning in a couple of areas. although, the

a lot of this should burn off quickly. we do not have the strong breeze and going southwest at downtown san francisco. looks like winds are strong and not as strong as what we had yesterday. the gusts have calmed down a little bit. look how beautiful it is. it's nice and sunny conditions for you starting off. the temperatures are 59 right now and you're at 47 and temperatures inland are warming up a bit more today because of the weaker on shore breeze. look at the coastal conditions. it's still cool. add about 30 degrees to that and 88 for places like morgan hill. you may reach 90-degree s and then not too bad. it's going to feel comfortable unless you're out in the east bay. around the water, it's upper 60s, and then the wine country area is in the 80s. clear lake is expected to reach 95 degrees. current conditions is that it's cool out there. i'm watching the humidity levels dropping. we have wind gusts picking you up today. the wind gusts are really starting to pick up in the afternoon. that's when the future cast is sh

those lines, look, burned the inside of this truck.ends were working on a car when they heard the big crash. they ran out to the street and saw the cables arcing which set that truck on fire. neighbors rushed into action. >> the neighbor had a water hose from over there and putting out the fire. dry grass here and then it started arcing all around his truck. >> and all of the power in that mabd has been restored. no one was hurt. >> a fallen tree causes damage in the south bay as well. here in campbell another massive tree coming down during thigh wind high winds, it pulverized one vehicle and damage the another when the root came loose and mangling the sidewalk. crews quickly cut it up and turned it into mulch. >>> tense moments in morgan hill when a brush fire broke out and burned right up next to several homes. that fire broke out around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. thanks to the quick response of several fire agencies, it was out in about half an hour. no structures were destroyed and some fences did burn and one man says his third b

re than 160 acres have burned. helicopters were able to scoop up water from the moccasin reservoir to help extinguish the flames. >>> a pair of fires is also burning their red bluff. right now, the stole fire is 50% contained so far it has burned 500 acres and is destroyed several homes and businesses, a separate fire, the lien fire has triggered mandatory evacuations. >>> in santa rosa, three people were shot inside a santa rosa home during a dinner party including a four-year-old boy. sonoma county deputies arrived at the home around eight last night, investigators say walter ross showed up at his estranged wife's home and started shooting. she wasn't home at the time, but their adult son had people over, one person was killed, two others who were shot including a four-year-old boy are expected to survive. police say ross shot himself and is now in critical condition. >>> developing now, s.w.a.t. teams are on the scene of a possible active shooter situation in long beach down in la. this is a live look at the sce

the fire is still burning in a couple of areas. although, the bulk of the fire is now within the containment lines. we still have a few helicopters here. we have a couple of air tankers circling, i believe. we are at this point, crossing the boundary and are working towards full containment of the fire at this point. >> could you talk to us about the strategy of how you attacked this fire? obviously, you talked about structures. we saw the aerial drops going on. not necessarily -- we didn't see a lot of equipment or a lot of firefighters going in to where the flames were. could you explain the strategy and how you worked to protect the homes? >> our initial efforts are always concentrated on protecting homes. what we did was we went ahead of the fire to the areas that we thought were in danger, which was the ranch. the police departments worked to get those folks evacuated while we got our engines set up in th areas to try and divert the flames around that -- those s subdivisions and protect the homes. we have not had any homes dam

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got a little burned. >> inside information, her legs are burned. >> water is the place to be. >> bayide temperatures, 70s and 80s but, at this hour, a few spots throughout the bay area close to 100. degrees. outside now b, you can see the spread of temperatures. it looks like some are out there. technically, still got about three weeks before it officially comes to town. 60s around san francisco. half moon bay. mid to upper 90s around concord and livermore. still seeing steam and smoke from the fire there with the winds out of the west at 14. smoke drifts off to the south and east. san francisco, 68 degrees. 70s earlier then late day sea breeze turns on at 21 miles per hour. wow. 97 degrees. concord, antioch, also upper 90 sz. dublin, 95 degrees in dublin and into san jose now, 91 in santa clara valley. you might notice the haze out there as builds over northern california and the bay area. unfortunately, that is adding to the air pollution. so not a spare the air day for the weekend, but moderate air quality lels will continue with a little bit of better air quality around the bay h

a large fire is burning at ignacio valley road and cowell burning near some homes. from skyfox you can see smoke in the air. flames visible from the road you can see it under the smoke clouds. the fire looks like it's burned a large portion of the hillside there. contra costa county fire says they got the call about 3:45 and that it's now considered a two-alarm wildland fire. we are working to gather more information for you. once we have it, we'll bring it to you. >>> the warmer weather is moving in. let's bring in our meteorologist mark tamayo. not only talk about the concord fire but those crews in contra costa county also battling a fire on devil island a two-alarm vegetation fire. >> both areas share a common theme with temperatures warm up today back up into the 90s and what's a little scary is actually continuing to warm back up into saturday with triple digits. temperatures were above 100. seems when you have a warmup at 3 or 4 p.m., we get fire reports and that what we have been seeing. so there you can see the aerial footage of the fire in the east bay. ta

calfire says more than 1300 acres have burned but the fire is 50% contained. several homes are being threatened, but there are no reports of any injuries. investigators say the person responsible may have been driving a tan or gold chrysler minivan. >>> a san francisco federal judge refused to throw out a lawsuit by immigrants traveling -- challenging the trump administration's decision to stop admitting legal status from four countries. the lawsuit was to reinstate temporary protected status for people from el salvador, haiti, nicaragua and sudan. a temporary protected status is granted to immigrants affected by natural disasters or war. letting this people stay in the u. s. until things get better in their home countries. the conditions in those four countries had improved enough that it would end the protection for peoplecotries, a the administrative. >>> officers will not be armed with tasers anytime soon after funding was cut by the board of supervisors. according to the examiner, the budget and finance committee voted yesterday to remove $2 million from

it is about 3500 acres have burned. ground crews and an air tanker are working to contain the flames right now.>>> fire crews were also busy attacking a fire, starting around 4:30 pm this afternoon at oak glen avenue and willow springs s road. the fire was threatening homes for a time but was quickly contained. we go now to bill martin at the hot and dry weather. >> dangerous conditions when you consider the fire season. it's the start of fire season for us we've got a red flag warning going into effect in the next hour. that will be mainly for the hills of the north bay above thousand feet wind will get puffing pretty hard. these are the highs from today which ended up being 5 to 8 degrees higher than yesterday. we will notice some wind in the hills late tonight, early tomorrow morning. 25-35 miles per hour. it's 10% humidity, 15% humidity and some of the morning, so it's not a super high grade red flag warning but is a red flag nonetheless. the wind is light right now, it's showing up northwest at 13, livermore eight,

and that heating say like central heating and it burns gas a hydro burning for these air into the bedroomow you need carbon dioxide in the bedroom okay otherwise let's say you have a steam heating successful i didn't old type of heater don't have a carbo san lucas burning appliance but have a attached garage or heater in the building that is a hydro burning appliance that triggers having to have carbon dioxide units in the apartments to wake up people outside of the bedroom is sufficient and like in the hayes valley outside of sleeping areas but again force air into each bedroom now you need one in the bedrooms and outside in the hallways too. >> (inaudible) i think that's it. >> yeah. >> hi so my question he replace the city passed a number of new fire safety requirements that deadlines from january, march and july i went to the website recently and under the fire safety closure section have to sent send out a letter and the attendance that section is under revision so what is going on a new deadline are you guys. >> the deadline is next january. >> oh, that is and good have you guys see

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a fire is burning in lake county. more than 2700 firefighters and support crews working on the fire. it has burned 13,000 acres so far. it is 17% contained with 600 homes still consider threatened by that fire. cal fire says those crews are focusing on the flames closest to neighborhoods right now. ktvu's allie rasmus is on her way. she will have live update in our next hour. >>> facebook is canceling plans to design and produce massive internet drones. in a new blog post, facebook says it is leaving network to experts in the aerospace industry. they have already started investing in that technology. the program was launched in 2014 to build solar powered passenger jet sized drones that would wireless connect parts of the developing world to the internet. facebook's new plan is to continue working with partners like airbus to develop during second fly at high altitudes for long periods of time to beam internet down from the sky. >>> as tesla ramps up production of its model 3 sedan, the company put up a huge tent outs

so far, about 15 acres have burned. firefighters are on the scene right now, and it is about 15% contained. the good news, no structures threatened. no evacuation orders issued. we're going to continue to monitor the situation and keep you posted on the latest information. >>> well, they are back in the bay area with their third nba championship title in four years. the golden state warriors landed in oakland at a private air terminal. nbc bay area's christie smith is in the thick of it. when we last show you, it looks like the fans got a chance to get some up close and personal moments. >> reporter: well, it was just that kind of day out here. you know, seeing this really never gets old. right now the players, we did see steph curry out here. they were reunited with family and friends who had been waiting here. of course, yes, they did get a welcome befitting nba champions. as you said, three wins in four years. now, this is the plane they got off of at around 4:15. the first two players off the plane, steph curry carr

joining us is burned mckinney -- burns mckinney and michael mckee .happened, mike. in the chairman summary they the treasuryuct secretary to go back and tell president trump of our unanimous disappointment with what's going on. what kind of pressure is on president trump as he heads to quebec? michael: the leaders are going to get together and deliver the same message to him. you need to roll back tariffs and stop taking a trade wars. you need to understand how global trade works and how it benefits people. we can talk about dealing with some of our problems but none of us are going to negotiate with a gun to our heads so you need to do something. he has backed down in trade confrontations up to this point. does he do so now or does he push forward? david: we have a speci h china. june 15, when it will be tariffs o. we have canada, mexico, nafta, the eu, china. michael: china told wilbur ross if you go ahead with these tariffs all bets are off. we will stop working with you in trying to solve the trade problem you are complaining about. does he risk i

of course they burned, they burned the white house down to the ground.hat walks through the white house knows that, how is donald trump so oblivious? >> think about how oblivious he is and those who suck up to trump, take loyalty oaths and feel they do what he says he wants them to do, they will get ahead. it's incredible. the guy doesn't know his history. he can't even get the words to the song and our next story that we are teasing, just teasing because we need to get to the lead here. our lead is about rudy giuliani, but we are teasing vice president, mike pence, who cannot help himself. he loves what donald trump does with water bottles, so when donald trump puts his water bottle on the floor, he will do that, too. oh, my god. sam? put your water bottle on the ground, right now. this is incredible. and this is where we are at, y'all. >> i cannot stop watching this. >> e.p.a. chief scott pruitt, joe, loves to -- i have been there, i love it. he loves it. >> i would like a franchise, too. >> i don't know why i call it that. >> i like tenders. >> anyhow

the fire is now 85% contained, two firefighters suffered minor burn injuries. i'm told six clues of will break next six crews will remain overnight. people should not do anything that could possibly start a fire . with july 4 around the corner, do not play with fireworks. >> i'm sure those homeowners are happy to be home tonight.>>> bill is in the weather center. >> it's that time of year, it's not hard to get a red flag warning. tomorrow will be one of those days. he goes into effect late tonight and stays in effect until late tomorrow night. temperatures on the increase. these are the numbers from today. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. that's why the red flag warning has been stuck into place. it's for the next 24 hours. mainly in the areas in red. wind will get going pretty good tonight but not a high end red flag warning. but it is still meeting the criteria. so one day, that day is gone and then it will go smoothly after that. when we come back we'll talk about the cooldown towards the end of the weekend. >>> another grass fire is burning in the central

flames burning out of control and destroying homes. we just learned that this fire has doubled in size. it's now burned 3,000 acres. this wildfire is being dubbed the pawnee fire. it broke out yesterday afternoon. the fire grew rapidly overnight. a dozen homes have been destroyed. 600 are threatened. skyranger was over the scene today. everyone in the spring valley community, about 840 people, have been told to get out. many people saying they have never seen a fire like this. a shelter for evacuees has been set up at a local high school. so far, no injuries have been reported. people in sonoma county have reported smelling smoke from the fire. we will continue to monitor the fire on air and online. you can check for the latest updates. at 5:00, video from the fire line and reaction from people in the community. crews were leaving early this morning to battle the pawnee fire. firefighters are on the team. you can track the rising temperatures and fire danger with our app. get the information you want on the weather for your neighborhoo

a wildfire burning close to homes in pittsburgh. the fire broke out joust before 2:00 this afternoon near glenn canyon circle. the flames were moving fast through very dry vegetation. cal fire created a barrier to protect nearby homes. they also used a helicopter to drop fire on the flames. >> pretty close to the houses. >> were you worried at all? >> yeah. a lot of -- for the fire department and the -- it's danger. >> the fire burned about 12 acres but firefighters kept it from damaging any structures. >>> it was a busy day for firefighters in contra-costa county. this fire in antioch, one of many that burned across the county. started at about 3:00 and flames spread quickly before crews were able to knock it down. fortunately no one was hurt there. firefighters also had to put out another house fire know by around the same time. >>> two experienced died when they plummeted off el capitan in yosemite this morning. several people may have witnessed them fall. sergio quintana in san francisco right now. you talked with someone who kn

the blaze has been burning since saturday. it's burned nearly 14,000 acres. firefighters are flown into remote parts of the zone to work on containment lines. the number of structures destroyed stands at 22, including homes. evacuation orders for the double eagle and spring valley neighborhoods lifted yesterday. >>> firefighters will be on high alert this weekend in the bay area. the national weather service put out the tweet. there is a red flag warning again starting tonight for parts of the north bay. it comes with a warning that any fire is capable of spreading rapidly, much like we saw last weekend in lake county. >> when we talk about red flag warnings that usually means two things in terms of the weather. it's going to be hot and windy. >> for a look at what's prompting the warning including the conditions let's check in with spencer christian. >>> you are right about the two conditions that will add to the -- to a windy and hot, dry, hot and windy. a look at the red flag warning up in lake and solano counties, the red flag warning is in effect and wil

still burning.debris, but got into a garden center as well. there is piles of bark and that kind of thing on fire, as well. it's going to be quite a while before we get the fire completely out and until we do, it's going to produce a lot of smoke. >> so generally, a shelter in place as ordered. that did not happen in this case. who really is most affected by this kind of advisory? >> anybody who happens to be downwind and the smoke is going to lie quite well but anybody who has any sort of respiratory difficulty, asthma, copd, emphysema, something like that, they should all be wary of the smoke and if you are in the smoke just get out of it. it's going to produce smoke for quite a while so if you happen to be downwind from the smoke and you have one of those sensitivities, you should make an effort to get out of it but there was no shelter in place put in place. >> the fire marshal for contra costa county. we will get back to you later as we continue our coverage throughout the rest of the evening.

the last thing i said to him was, don't let my house burn down!cal schools closed today, unable to keep their classrooms ventilated. i have been here about 20 years and we have never been in a position where we have had to close the school premises because of fire. and there have certainly not been any evacuations in the past, so this is unprecedented, without a doubt. with smoke hanging heavy in the air, face masks were handed out to residents who were also told to keep their doors and windows shut. the fire service declared a major incident, crews coming from several areas, and now the army called in too. up here on the top of the moor, it's an apocalyptic landscape. all of the heather has been killed off, but the fire continues to burn under the surface, pockets of smoke and steam coming up overground. and this devastation goes on for miles. the blaze is so significant it can even be seen from space. in this image, captured by a nasa satellite. it's unforgiving, inaccessible terrain. the hoses can't be everywhere and firefighters have to stamp

it has burned 10,500 acres. 12 homes have been destroyed. more than 3100 people have been told that they have to evacuate. no injuries have been reported. the cause of the fire is still not known. ktvu's allie rasmus is headed there and we expect an update from her coming up. >>> a standoff in san jose over a controversial auditor's report. the san jose police union with the auditor removed. >> the union is calling on the mayor and the city council to take the action for what it calls official misconduct. >> we have to expect the it -- ipa office to have integrity and honesty. with him thot. >> reporter: the police association officers president held -- handed this off with substance as a group is calling for the removal of the independent police auditor. >> we would not do it if we knew we could move past it and move on, which we cannot. >> reporter: the stumbling block that seems to have derailed the long-standing relationship between the ipa he aaron zisserhe departments website as pato show disparity and how wide and black -- white and b