>>this fire started over the weekend and has burned more than 340 acres. evacuations were in place at one point but crews were able to halt the forward progress and those evacuation orders have since been lifted and we will continue to follow these fires throughout tonight's broadcast bring you the very latest information as soon as it comes in to the kron 4 news room. we're always updating our website kron 4 dot com and you can find the latest updates there as well. we'll go on to other news that we're covering tonight. governor gavin newsome revealing new information about the state's response to covid-19 over the july 4th weekend in his daily update the governor announced there are 23 counties currently on his covid-19 watch list you can see them listed here on your screen. and it does include 3 counties from the bay area contra costa. marin and solano santa clara county which was originally on the list has now been removed and contra costa county which was removed from the list on friday was added back today because of the uptick in cases their countie

last count it was about a 150 acres burned. >>for as we mentioned you know things are looking better though out here they said no structures are threatened at this point and they have a better control that fire fighters think they'll be out here for another few hours. they're also going to have crews to watch over the fire to make sure there's no more flare ups throughout the night but again they are still working here behind me to make sure everything is contained for now live in rodeo taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>thank you so much taylor will stay in the east bay and there is another fire burning in benicia near the interstate 6 8780 split. a tree was reportedly burning on the right hand side near the east 5th street off-ramp right now the left lane on 6.80 southbound is closed as the fires burning very close to the benicia bridge. drivers are being asked to avoid the area try to find a different route if that's possible. there's also another fire burning in the east bay that's near fremont these pictures coming to us from t

they have been burning pretty close to some backyard fences, so far no word on how many acres are burning here, pretty smoky and windy. we will keep you posted as we get more information. >>> developing news out of san francisco a six-year-old federal he struck by gunfire while attending a birthday party has now been identified. it happened in the cities bayview neighborhood on engle street. >> the police chief said this afternoon that his department is determined to find out who fired the shots that killed a six-year-old boy. his name chase young according to the supervisor who spoke to the child's family, he says the six-year-old had been attending a birthday party on saturday, july 4 in the 1200 block of ingalls street. he was standing outside with his family watching fireworks when gunshots rang out around 10:45, he was killed and another man was, neither were the intended target the chief says the gunshots originated from some distance away.>> they were just enjoying each other's company. shots rang out the next thing you know there was a couple people. we know where the gunshots cam

again, so far at least 600 acres have burned. we're going to continue to update you on this fire on air and our digital platforms as well. download our free nbc bay area app to get the latest news and weather alerts sent straight to your phone. not far away from that, another dangerous situation. fire burning near morgan hill continuing to grow in size. but tonight firefighters are getting a better handle on it. so far 350 acres have burned in the anderson reservoir area of morgan hill. the flames started burning at 11:00. early this morning 25 homes were threatened. evacuation orders were issued. none damaged, though. people who live in the neighborhood are giving thanks for those firefighters. >> i just want to thank all those guys who came out here and and all the work that they did to keep everybody safe and to keep that fire danger to a minimum. and that the people that did start with fireworks hopefully they'll learn a lesson what fireworks can do. >> the official cause of that fire has not been determined, but officials do

this one is burning nearly 2000 acres in the hills east >> piece of gilroy the cruise fire has been burning for two straight days, fire retardant eardrops which turn this road think is probably what saved that shed and that house in the distance as well as many others. the fire kicked up again today in the steep and rugged hills east of gilroy, gusty wind on the hilltops are fanning the flames. while smoldering embers are still burning along dry creek beds and the sides of the road. what happens is and will drop into drainage and be sheltered from the wind but that's where the brush is. that's where the wind is so we have the fire traveling about in four directions right now.>> reporter: these big jets have been delivering fire retardant loads with and point accuracy, the pink stains show how this hilltop company was the bull's- eye, the source was as well. eardrops might have saved many homes from being destroyed. >> really lucky these guys did a great job. pretty emotional.>> the fire get started 11:30 a long cruise road and quickly spread open to the hills, to homes in the fires of origi

also in the north bay a fire burning in benicia near the interstate 6 8780 split. reportedly there was a tree that was burning on the right hand side near the east 5th street off-ramp and can fire says this fire has been contained at about 230 acres. no structures involved no injuries here, the mop up and fire watch will continue into the night. another fire burning is in the east bay right near fremont these pictures coming to us from the fremont police department cal fire says the patterson fire burning near highway 5.80 in paterson pass road has burned 150 acres and is 50% contained and in the south bay fire crews have stopped the forward progress of the park fire that sparked over the weekend in morgan hill. evacuation orders there have now been lifted a lot of action happening but fire season so early this year live now in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. thank you justine the east contra costa fire protection district responded to more than 100 calls on the 4th of july the district which covers brentwood oakley and other towns in eastern contra

the fire is still burning. so far there are no reports of damage or injuries and the cause of that fire is unknown. also the north bay fires burning in benicia near the interstate 6 8780 split. there was a tree that was on fire in the right hand near the east 5th street off-ramp contra costa fire says it is contained at about 230 acres, no structures are involved in there have been no injuries reported the mop up though and the fire watch will likely continue through the night. another fires burning in the east bay near fremont these pictures coming from the fremont police department cal fire says the patterson fire burning near highway 5.80 in paterson pass road has burned a 150 acres and right now it's about 50% contained. also in the south bay fire crews have fully contains the park fire. that broke out yesterday near morgan hill. >>well talking about all these fires is a live look outside tonight has been windy the last couple of days, we're looking out what we were looking out of that live picture looking

several fires are burning across the bay area tonight. >>forcing evacuations in one south bay neighborhood. fall is fake rose have halted the forward crocker progress of a >>areas local news stations. >>from gilroy to the nation we're following breaking news because there are multiple fires

>>yesterday morning in morgan hill now the park fires burned more than 340 acres. the good news though it's 70% contained right now which is great and evacuation orders have been lifted there as well but there are still evacuations for people in gilroy because of that fire. so let's go to kron four's will tran to get an update. well. >>daria james i want to quickly show you something will move the camera over there and you can see firefighters are outside of their vehicles now i saw one firefight actually look we use binoculars to get a closer look at this hillside which continues to be a problem area in fact look at this as we speak down in the valley there on the floor of the hillside you can see now foot soldiers crew members coming down here, they'll try to clear some path all try to attack the fire as well. so this is far from over in fact i talked to some firefighters and they did tell me that because of the changes shift is taking a little bit longer to find out the containment numbers in the percentage of the fire burning at this particular time. but the la

and doesn't even bother burning the trees. that's where we are in fairfield right now. the winds, i'll take you back to the bay. we'll keep an eye on this one for you, obviously. this is one of the problems we have when we have a holiday that's based on fireworks in a state that isn't set up for this at all, and affection lot of illegal fireworks. actually they were all illegal this year. i shouldn't say all, but i think most of them in the bay area were illegal, and that's what happens, days later, you see fires still continuing ting sparked. there is the wind, but the temperature and the humidity, because of the wind direction, are pretty good stead for the firefighters. in other words, the higher humidity helps a fun. firefighters will have an opportunity to get a handle on the fires, but right now these winds are sort of at their max. nsf o is gusting to 35. not unusual, but certainly a concern for firefighters this afternoon. >> bill, thank you. we'll see you in a little bit. >>> a new decision from the supreme court on t

burned 2 structures, evacuations are underway. after the fire burned more than a 1000 acres in just a couple of hours and in morgan hill crews say they have stopped the forward progress of a wildfire that was sparked last night residents there believe that fire was sparked by illegal fireworks seen in the area good evening. i'm ken wayne and i'm palmore we have team coverage tonight ella sogomonian is in our newsroom with the latest on the morgan hill fire, but first we want to head over to gayle, ong is live at the scene of that fire near gilroy gayle. >>a candid and take a look over there you see that big plume of smoke right above my shoulder, it's still a very active fire fight the challenge with this fire is a hot dry conditions. >>the crews fire is burning on steep terrain and the winds are not helping aid could she's a bit thick black smoke and the huge flames firefighters responded to a structure fire in the area crews road and oak spring circle flames were first reported around 2 o'clock this afternoon and this fire has q

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said on fox news he's a black man who here he said if change doesn't float we will burn so you agree with. well agree with the rhetoric i mean i think he starts talking metaphorically i mean burning the system could connote a number of things i mean if the system is an equal if it does mistreat people and it does marginalized people then that is a system that you want to get rid of and so i have to hear the whole concept so what mr newsome was saying but i think a lot of people have a similar sentiment that if if our education our health care systems are failing if our political process is failing certain groups that is a system you want to get rid of now burn the system i think has maybe some rhetoric used to invoke a seriousness of the nature of what i assume that he needs is that you bring the system by placing leaders in place that are actually going to change or rather than what we might call the corporatists who have made a number of promises but as soon as they get into congress the senate or the presidency they essentially just align with the same people who are there who hav

a major fires burning and south san francisco. it's up by the lines and that means every available san francisco firefighter is at the scene. we are told that a number of commercial buildings are now burning. we have been bringing you live pictures. crews are putting water on the buildings that are burning. we see sick orange flames rising from the building and you can see a lot of a black smoke. the neighborhood in the air specifically at south venice and erie has impacted the traffic. the streets are blocked off. this is affecting traffic in the neighborhood and easily on the bay bridge as well. >>> more than 100 firefighters are unseen with engines and ladder trucks. this kicked up about an hour ago. i want to bring in on the phone brian peter it's my understanding you have a connection to one of buildings there that's burning now. what can you tell us? >> good morning. my dad owns the building that is on fire. >> what is the building right now? dizzy on that business quick or dizzy on the actual building? >> he owns the buildi

it's been burning for a few hours. as you can see, the flames are getting so dangerously close to the phillips 66 refinery. it threatened one neighborhood at one point but now it's close to the refinery. it shut down one eastbound lane of 80. traffic extremely slow. cal fire helping out with air drops and air support. it is mostly dry grass burning close to the refinery. no homes are threatened. there's also another fire burning just near there. this started near the benicia bridge. earlier today, the fire shut down all southbound lanes of 680 for an hour. the fire is knocked down. mop-up is still underway. let's go to the south bay. 2,000 acres have been burned. there is some promising news. let's go to scott budman. the fire is 20% contained. it's burning away from homes now. >> reporter: yeah. the news is good. let me show you where it was burning earlier today. it's this hillside in gilroy. 70 people evacuated. crews tell us they are starting to get a good handle on things, thanks to other bay area firefighters who

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following is out of san francisco where crews are battling a 5 alarm structure fire that's burning in the south of market area near the central freeway, let's check in with kron four's will tran who is live on scene with an update will. >>marty robin more firefighters arriving to the scene says the last thing you saw him a couple of minutes ago, i saw 3 fire trucks race to this scene here this is at an industrial park on 13th between south van ness and fall. so let me step out of the way show you exactly what's going on it looks like they have made some progress that thick black smoke that you saw just a couple of minutes ago it looks like it's been and at least calm down a little bit but you can hear sirens in the background some more. >>firefighters and first responders are racing to the scene in fact let me move the camera over here you can clearly see off in the distance right there there's some lights so they are coming to it from all angles in fact, here's the san francisco police department so looks like they brought out their mobile unit as well the command center at this loca

that is great it gives them runways of cash to burn here.will slowly increasingly start flying especially if a vaccine is more readily available, things will return to morp all of the airlines are resizing themselves for what they believe will be the new normal for a couple of years. that will help reduce the cost as well. unfortunately, that means it comes with a reduction of employee levels. >> there are hard-hit jobs this is our fourth pandemic in 100 years and unfortunately one to last. what is your buy rating on southwest? >> they have a strong balance sheet. they are going to spend a few years building the balance sheet. southwest benefits from the fact that they don't have a lot of international. united drove 40% from internation yl southwest is almost all domestic that recovery is faster and easier for people to travel domestically traveling a little more leisure at about 60% >> the buy rating on love. love, love have a great day we'll talk to you soon united ceo scott kirby will have more on results when he joins "squawk box" and th

>>they burn past all the petrochemical infrastructure. you can see behind me and also thankfully burn quite a few houses in north circular is. and headed out into the wilderness area that's bounded by interstate 80 on this side. coming skyway to the north and highway 4 to the south and to the east as steve hill with contra costa county fire explains the wind fueled this fire but also push it away from homes nearby. >>neighbors off california street say they could see the smoke and flamea from their backyards. i saw the live this hour that some houses are probably getting like a 100 yards out a fire. so there are some neighborhoods neighbors back as we're worried about it thankfully. no one was injured and no homes were threatened or damaged firefighters will monitor the area into tuesday morning looking out for any hot spots or flare ups as for a cause no official word yet but firefighters believe that possibly cigarettes or tobacco product even possibly a spark from a car caused the spire. >>and rodeo taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>also i

now for the south bay we are seeing 2 fires that are still burning. the good news is around morgan hill in gilroy winds are calm, you head up into the hills above gilroy towards pacheco pass and you are seeing winds around 10 miles per hour right winds are going to pick up later today as you're already seeing closer to the coast towards mill valley fairfax in san francisco, where winds are gusting as high as 20 miles per hour already and are only going to pick up into the afternoon. so that's the only catch to what would otherwise be a perfect day to day lots of sunshine more comfortable temperatures. you just have that solid breeze something we're not unfamiliar with that's been a breezy spring and summer season. so far we're keeping that going this afternoon winds will really pick up after 04:00pm to 05:00pm specially for the north bay in coastal areas. but also for areas further south to a calmer day tomorrow and then winds kick back into gear on wednesday. so we're not done with them after today as for temperatures today, 60's by the coast that in

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yes it's fairly certain groups that is a system you want to get rid of now burn the system i think has maybe some rhetoric used to invoke a seriousness of the nature of what i assume that he means is that you burn the system by placing leaders in place that are actually going to change or rather than what we might call the corporatists who have made a number of promises but as soon as they get into congress the senate or the presidency they essentially just aligned with the same people who were there who made laws that are largely been some in social change rather than literal so i agree with the sentiment that burning the system might be 11 way forward in actually remedying the process and you know america will no longer just be the history wasteland in which people for sweep things under the rug which rather than actually deal with the classroom well being a train has part of his story when i hear things like you know we will burn the system it's revolutionary rhetoric and i'll tell you in the modern period at least revolutions usually go well they never work out they end up eating t

the fire that burned 150 acres. a fire is burning near patterson ranch road that's in the area of coyote hills regional park. >>and in the north bay firefighters have contained the mountain meadows fire it started yesterday afternoon near mountain meadows drive it burned 50 acres, 30 homes had to be evacuated, but so far no reports of any damage or injuries the cause of the fire is unknown this morning. earlier on monday. there was also a fire in benicia burning near the interstate 6 8780 split near the east 5th street off-ramp indonesia fortunately, no one was hurt. and we want to remind you that we're always monitoring wildfires you can find it on our website at kron 4 dot com. the latest information on all the wildfires burning in the bay area. richmond's police chief interim police chief wants a task force involving state and federal law enforcement to deal with the increased use and sale of illegal fireworks. hundreds of them went off across the bay area this holiday weekend and that sparked a series of grass f

good burn burn burn burn burn burn the group. yes. the coding to the u.n. by 2015 the syria crisis had claimed around 220000 lives. the situation was becoming critical for the sitting government forces due to high levels of support for the opposition those from western coalitions and the arab league. on the 20th of may a syrian army soldiers pressed by advancing isis fighters had to leave tell mirah just 240 kilometers from damascus. the terrorists carried out mass executions killing $400.00 residents who were loyal to bashar al assad's government. but if the mission. it was. after weeks of russian airstrikes against the terrorist groups infrastructure. the syrian army launched a new full scale offensive operation. as others. see. janet jackson the last of the baby boomers were speculating in the 990 s. on the birth of companies that went public for the 1st time and they would have these pops and then there was this enormous crash here their millennialism jhansi are speculating on the death of companies and companies that are dying and declare their dead co

you know when i when i hear burn burn it down i remind me of a place where i live here in russia and that's when the bolsheviks said it and they get down and they brought a. totalitarian regime that lasted for 70 years so be careful what you wish for i guess ok that's all the time we have i want to thank my guests in new york and in las vegas i want to thank our viewers for watching. remember. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military decision. every bunking to complete the trades and all be instructed the call to shut up what they kill me and they see how it destroyed my life any screen didn't eat any meat come in any damn eye on the right means birthing if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the us military and rape is a very very traumatizing. never seen trauma like. women who are veterans who suffered military sexual trauma reporting rape is more likely to get the victim punished. don't be offended i had an al

sic we burn to produce. if they're not now with a feeling about our rainforest isn't being destroyed or consumed by fire these are all lies spread by the media i mean to. me. brazilian president joe your boss in our says the rain forest is intact. but it's not. even after he temporarily banned the use of fire to clear land slash and burn agriculture remains commonplace. amid a greed for property profit and land environmental protection has fallen by the wayside even though science shows that the rain forest is indispensable to humankind. its trees store huge volumes of carbon dioxide and generate rain. so as a bit of coordinates the deforestation mapping initiative map your mice. but the way they are muslin of up one of my rain forest releases more moisture into the atmosphere than the biggest and most water rich river on earth the amazon. what you need is yokes idea but about what i want you about how much energy would you need to evaporate this amount of water you would need 6 months worth of the entire wo

the fire burned about 60 acres.irefighters got it under control by 7:30 last night and that's when they were able to allow people back into their homes. no word on the fire's cause. reporting live in fairfield where we see a fire truck right now patrolling the area and watching for any problems. you can see, they're not letting their guard down right now on this fire. i'm amy hollyfield reporting live, reggie and kumasi, i'll toss it back to you. >>> the largest fire in the state is burning in the south bay right now. the 5,400 acre crews fire north of gilroy has another. this is according to cal fire. also forced 70 people to evacuate. the fire started sunday near crews road just east of high way 101. the fire is only 20% contained. >>> in contra costa county crews are watching for flare ups near rodeo. burned 2 30 acres before they were able to get it under control last night. one man said the smoke started enhere was a big the freeway.anr time to get the kids out. that was the most important thing. >> crews plan

they burn past all the petrochemical infrastructure. you can see behind me and also thankfully burn quite a few houses in north circular is. and headed out into the wilderness area that's bounded by interstate 80 on this side. coming skyway to the north and highway 4 to the south and to the east. >>well thank goodness, no one was injured and no homes were threatened firefighters will continue to monitor the area for hot spots. and no official word on the cause, but firefighters believe that a burning cigarette might have started this fire. well staying in the east bay, there's also a fire near that's 50% contained now the fremont police department shared these photos of the fire that burned 150 acres so that fire is burning near 5.80 and patterson pass road. >>and in the north bay firefighters have contained the mountain meadows fire it started yesterday afternoon near mountain meadows drive, it burned 5050 acres 30 homes were evacuated though so far no reports of any didn't damage or injuries. and the cause of the fire is unknown. and

it's just to the east of gilroy, burning away from that community. it's burning up into the hills. but it's taken off pretty quickly here. it's already up to about a thousand acres. no information here on any containment. we've been watching it closely. not only can you see it from chopper 5, but let's switch our perspective a little bit and i'm going to show you the high resolution from space. can you see the smoke down here? it gives us perspective. there's an air quality advisory that it is been issued because of the smoke from that fire well down to the southern edge of the santa clara valley. you can see why. you'd have to be on the southern edge going away. that smokes all getting pulled down to the southeast. speaking of the wind moving that smoke away, there's a good westerly breeze right now taking that fire and pushing it that way. here's gilroy. here are the stream lines. you can see the direction they're going. that's good news. it's taking it away into the hills, but the wind's going to pick up in intensity out here over the next few hours. once we get past sunset, aft

that's the one burning near morgan hill. it is now 70% contained. more than 300 acres have burned there. all the evacuations have been lifted. firefighters will monitor the flames overnight. it will take a while because of the steep and rugged terrain. that fire broke out at 11:00 last night. the cause still under investigation, but fireworks considered a distinct possibility. >>> take a live look over at downtown san jose right now. i don't know if you can tell from this shot. there is an air quality alert. all the fire putting up the smoke and the smoke is not just leaving as it does sometimes when we have strong wind. vianey arana joining us now with more. >> hi there, terry. you are absolutely right. now because of some of those nearby wild fires that are actively burning air has issued a air quality warning for the south bay and moderate air cally when it comes to the peninsula, the east bay. it is a combination of the fireworks from last night and some of those fires that sparked throughout the day and some that are still burning. if you are p

. >>> flames are burning very close to homes we spoke to homeowners who grabbed a hose.>> we got up to like a sewer drain and just been going in the other direction. >> we are also keeping an eye on three other fires, the biggest burning nearly 2000 acres in the hills east of gilroy. another closed down part of 680, meanwhile a massive rest fire is earning your a refinery. this one erupted near eastbound interstate 80 between cummings and willow, it's causing quite a number of backups in that area. firefighters are on the ground and in the year trying to get these flames under control, and last check it has burned about 150 acres and is 50% contained. again in the steep and rugged hills, gusty wind on the hilltop fanning the flames. while smoldering embers are still burning along dry creek bed on the sides of the road.>> it will drop into some drainages and be sheltered from the wind but that's where the brushes oracle come to the peak and that's where the wind is. the fire is traveling at about three or four different directions right now. >> the big difference has been the firefighte

it burned about 85 acres. helicopters dropped water and flame retardant on that fire to keep it from spreading to nearby homes. at last check, the fire was 70% contained. no word on how it got started. >>> the ntsb is investigating after a private plane made an emergency landing in a san jose part. the lance air took off from reed hill view airport when the pilot reported he was having a problem. he couldn't get back to the airport safely so he landed in hillview you park north of the airport. the pilot was the only one on board. no one was injured. >>> the city of oakland plans to resume enforcing limits on all of its parking meters starting tomorrow. city leaders say they're taking this step as more businesses open and more people need places to park. they say when parking meters are not enforced, cars can sit in a parking space for hours keeping other people from using it. the city says all other parking regulations that have been temporally suspended including residential permits, are still not being enfor

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fire to clear land slash and burn agriculture remains commonplace. amid a greed for property profit and land environmental protection has fallen by the wayside even though science shows that the rain forest is indispensable to humankind. its tree store huge volumes of carbon dioxide and generate rain. as available coordinates the deforestation mapping initiative map your mice. but the way they are muslin of up one of my rain forest releases more moisture into the atmosphere than the biggest and most water rich river on earth the amazon. what you need of. how much energy would you need to evaporate this amount of water you would need 6 months worth of the entire world's energy supply to heat up the amount of water that the amazon rain forest releases into the atmosphere every single day would you say do you know what that's worth. the rain forest is worth one trillion dollars to us every day. but since the rain forest services come free of charge such figures aren't factored into any equation the brazilian amazon region comprises 9 states and accounts

as the amazon burns so too does the future of the planet. the region's indigenous people are sending out an s.o.s. . it's an urgent appeal to the world for help and taking action against the flames and against a president who is allowing the deforestation to continue. a cry for help in the name of mother earth. in a globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes. to set things in motion a. local hero show how their ideas can change the world. global 3000. and 30 minutes on d w. the power affords. where i come from i never saw the sun when it did. have been going up in brazil the sun was always a man since the point of his words 1st son it's masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i watched the cartoon on t.v. that would change how i see the world because and i'm on the side of this family. even now but the side of a good to so much time with the fine detail instead of a deep voice exterminate the guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes and thinking how definitions find. not only mental in ma

>>well let's take you back live to fire that is continuing to burn along southbound one oh one in san francisco you can see the flames on the right side of your screen kron four's will tran on the way to that fire seen a lot of live reports as soon >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time now 7.25 are following breaking news out of san francisco where a massive structure fire is burning not too far from the central freeway in fact we pulled up the caltrans camera freed up on the central freeway right near venessa you can see some chp crews have pulled over to the side of the freeway. this is definitely going to start impacting traffic and also on city streets we're still waiting to get an exact location, but it looks like this is burning along 13 somewhere between folsom and then s it's unclear what's on fire. but we do know that crews are just now arriving to the scene we're getting reports and calls from all over san francisco people talking about this huge plume of smoke that's coming from this fire. so as you can see it's still very active. in fact we noticed that just

the fire department says flames are burning towards 152 south, allie's two buildings have burned. >> we have had some precautionary evacuations. there were probably 50 or 60 families right now that are staying elsewhere tonight. >> reporter: they are on the scene, i saw the firefighters from hayward, oakland, alameda county, are on scene this morning. elissa harrington, ktvu. >>> police in san francisco searching for the person who shot and killed a 6-year-old boy on the fourth of july. it happened saturday night on woodfield court. investigators say he was at a friends birthday party when he went outside to watch fireworks. that is when he was hit in the chest by a stray bullet. he died at a hospital a short time later, the little boy's family, devastated, say he was an innocent victim of senseless violence. >> he was so smart. you love to read books. play video games, play with action figures. >> i don't want to say wrong place of the runtime because that doesn't make sense, he was at a birthday party. >> also wanted was an adult man who is expected to survive. so far, no arrests h

>>they burn past all the petrochemical infrastructure. you can see behind me and also thankfully burn past a quite a few houses in north circular is. and headed out into the wilderness area that's bounded by interstate 80 on this side. coming skyway to the north and highway 4 to the south and to the east. >>neighbors off california street say they could see the smoke and flames from their backyards. i saw the live this hour that some houses are probably getting like 100 yards out a fire. so there are some neighborhoods neighbors back as we're worried about it thankfully. no one was injured and no homes were threatened or damaged. now firefighters will stay here throughout the night to monitor the area and look out for any hot spots or flare ups meanwhile, the cause there's no official word yet but firefighters believe that this fire was probably caused by tobacco products or possibly sparks from the cars nearby on the highway for now live in rodeo taylor bisacky kron 4 news taylor. thank you also in the east bay this fire near fremont has

and i was in imminent fear that they would run me over, kill me, burn my house -- and you have to have this in the context of st. louis where on june the 2nd of this year i watched the city burn, i watched the 7-eleven get smashed in, looted, and burned for 40 minutes on live television with nobody showing up to do anything, and i realized at that time we're on our own. when bad things happen, they unpredictably turn really bad real fast. that same night, retired st. louis police captain david dorn was murdered. when it was a mob i didn't take the time to see their birth certificates or anything else. i was defending my house, my life, my wife and what i spent 32 years building there. >> i understand what you say your rationale was. to be clear, did anything happen to you or your property? >> did anything happen? yeah, my life has been ruined. >> no, no, no, no -- we'll get to that, mr. mccloskey. i don't mean to cut you off. but i'm saying that night, did anything happen to you, your family or your property? >> yeah, it's called social intimidation. it's called terrorism. chris, what'

meet our demands or burn the system down.nd my answer to him is who the hell do you think you are to be burning systems down? you don't represent anybody in this country black, white, brown, red, yellow, whatever. you represent nobody. this is a mob, it is a marksist mob two cofounders of black live matter admit they are training in marksism this is more effective better funded better organized in axi bigger network than the weather underground of the 1960s that was sheriffs violent and was plait to markist what do you think of this? >> when you think about black liveswh matter that is oxy moreenic because they're not focused on issues that are confronted american black community. you know, one of the big problems and the black community today is fatherlessness back 70% of black kids had both mother and father in the home today that's'm down to 24 pctd you dot hear black lives matter talking about that. as a matter of fact when you go to their website, they say that traditional nuclear family is representation of white suprem

as the amazon burns so too does the future of the planet. the region's indigenous people are sending out an s.o.s. . it's an urgent appeal to the world for help and taking action against the flames and against a president who is allowing the deforestation to continue. a cry for help in the name of mother earth. drugs weapons human trafficking. devil to a no near naples where the nigerian mafia is on the rise. how is it comes of this who was behind it for the whole of it seems to me need an insider to the help business there it's really done focus on europe. 90 minutes on w. d t you know that 77 percent of africa are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. on the 77 percent be talking about the issues stop. this is where you cut. to 77 percent this weekend on d w. hard on middle and i'm good welcome to the 2nd season on. it's about the environment still about society it's still about a little planet on the brink we spoke to several leading experts in the film. just all agree. this is deducted us live

multiple fires burning right now. a grass fire is burning along interstate 80 in rodeo. this video taken a little after 2:00 this afternoon. we did see the flames come dangerously close to some homes. that was about 90 minutes ago. cal fire says it's burned at least 35 acres so far. we have not heard about any evacuations. as you can see, a ton of smoke. we had zoomed in a few minutes ago. there are active flames that you can see. we'll keep an eye on this. dangerously close to what looks like a tank farm there. and remember, a year ago, there was a fire at one of those refineries. you can see the flames here burning out of control. so we'll keep an eye on this, as we continue throughout this hour. sky 7 was over vanetia this afternoon, as well. where a grass fire burned and rought traffic to a annee tts juul loti alsoedp., burned about five acres. nothing was damaged, and the cause is under investigation. as with the other fire, we'll keep you posted throughout the afternoon. good afternoon. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. in the south bay, firefighters have bee

the fire has burned 350 acres and it's now 70 percent con aned. all the bay area firefighters we talked to say this was the busiest fourth of july weekend they have ever seen. >> we responded to and extinguished 110 fires. 108 of those fires were the direct result of fireworks. . >> firefighters in contra costa say there were 67 fire calls in a five hour period saturday night. one of the fires threatened 20 homes nus pittsburgh. crews around the bay area say in addition to fighting flames they had to treat people injured by fireworks. >>> the coronavirus pandemic is also creating a new hazard this fire season. california is facing a severe shortage of firefighting crews made up of prison inmates. the sacramento b reports less than half of the states inmate crews are available because of covid-19 and the outbreaks in northern california prisons. that includes the prison in last county where inmates are trained to serve on the fire lines. the inmates generally serve as hand crews using chain saws and shovels to create fire breaks when fires threaten

fire has burned at least 600 acres. according to cal fire. mandatory evacuations are in place in the area of cruise road near oak spring circle. water dropping helicopters and planes with fire retardant have been called in to help with this firefight. cal fire says two structures are burned and others are threatened. the fire started around 2:30 this afternoon. >>> we want to get a quick trek with meteorologist drew about those weather think the. >> it is dry and windy out there. it is growing. live doppler 7 will show you that the smoke plume is get go picked up by radar. that's smoke coming off the cruise fire right now. it is moving away from much of the bay area. we do have an air quality advisory for parts of the south bay. that would include gilroy and morgan hill today and tomorrow, for smoke from nearby fires. it is impacting air quality. we have to remember that the current drought monday or the does have much of the bay area under severe drought conditions. vegetation is very dry and it will remain that way for the next three or fou

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