this is along the calaveras fault.s of people in the area reported that they felt it, but so far no reports of any damage or injury. again a 2.9 earthquake in the south bay. all right. raj this is something that could affect your plans next week. there's a big closure plan for niles canyon and alameda county. it's happening monday through friday next week from eight at night through five. the next morning. the closure will be on the eastbound side of 84 between old canyon road and main street. in sunol. there will be a detour set up via 680. now one way traffic control has been in effect on niles canyon road since february, when the ground you'll remember under the road deteriorated during storms caused a portion of that highway to collapse. next week's closure is so caltrans can continue those repairs and all of the repairs are set to be complete by the end of the year. some good news for the old westfield mall. after years of big name retailers leaving like nordstrom and j.crew, seven new tenants have just signed lea

incendio antes de que suban las temperaturas como se espera para este fin de semana en el condado calaverasdiciones del viento, no permiten que se realicen porque también tienen su riesgo. se pueden salir de control? sí, exactamente. y más cuando el viento está fuerte en esas ráfagas entre 20 y 30 millas. y a veces el viento entra en una dirección. pero realmente de un momento a otro puede cambiar de manera casi sorpresiva. y esto, este entrevistado que tuvo alejandra en su nota que dice estaba tan cerca ya el fuego que tuvimos que sacar, tuve que sacar a mi familia rápidamente. por eso es que las autoridades le advierten con anticipación a la gente salgan de su lugar, salgan de esa casa porque el viento cambia rápidamente y eso es vital para combatir un incendio. exactamente. hay que tener mucha, mucha precaución y tener esos planes de contingencia igualmente para cuando ocurren este tipo de emergencias. pero chicos, vamos a echarle un vistazo a lo que está ocurriendo, porque también debido a esos incendios que continúan activos en la zona, eso significa que la calidad de aire se afecta y

the point fire in sonoma county, the aero fire in calaveras county. first alert meteorologist darren peck tracking it for us all. >> ryan, i've got a mix of two of those fires in the view right now. it's actually a time lapse on top of mount diablo. watch how the smoke is obscuring the view from here. what we care about is how much of the smoke is getting down to the ground, where we all have to breathe it in. if we get a view of the bay before we populate it with the air quality sensors, you get yourself oriented. this is what we're looking at, an interesting pattern here today. moderate air quality down here in the santa clara valley, which is typically what happens with smoke funneling into the bay. it is getting corralled by the mountains down here. so everything just kind of drifts down to the santa clara valley and probably would have kept going. but the mountains are trapping it, it's not terrible. we are looking at moderate air quality for most people throughout the monterey valley and a hot spot up here. still looking at that issue with the v

el sonido de los helicópteros cisterna inunda el ambiente en el condado calaveras.arde del lunes y ya calcinó más de 5000 acres de terreno, en su mayoría al norte del pueblo de európolis. estas imágenes captadas por las cámaras de la compañía de electricidad pg&e muestran cómo se extendieron las llamas rápidamente. durante la noche, los bomberos lograron contener el incendio en un 20. sí, porque en la noche, cuando se hace más un poquito más húmedo y no está el viento no está tan caliente como la temperatura. no está tan caliente. es cuando podemos hacer muy agresivos a poner las mangueras, a poner más agua en la lumbre porque no está tan caliente. el pueblo de trópolis se encuentra bajo órdenes de evacuación. sin embargo, hay algunas personas como laura, que decidieron quedarse con sus mascotas like if you stand on the other side of my truck, you could see all of a sudden. poom a big plum. cuando estaba aquí en mi camioneta tratando de decidir si me iba o no, de pronto vi las llamas detrás de mi casa. dice unas 3600 viviendas se encuentran aún bajo órdenes de evacu

that's the one we've been covering the for the fire in calaveras county right now. that one also took off. both up to 5,000 acres at last check, probably higher now. what you don't see is the smoke from the point fire. underneath that in sonoma county. this says so much about fire season, we are back to tracking these things now using high resolution satellite imagery to get a handle on the size of the fire. and that is just so dramatic from today from mount diablo. started right around 5:00. that's all coming from the sights fire. so here's what the wind will do. we used the virtual map to see what it's doing now. watch how it sloshes back and forth. we had our offshore winds today, watch tomorrow morning, onshore. look at the difference that does for the amount of humidity in the air. this is today at 2:00 when we were at our low point. this is when we were in the red flag warning. and red flag warning has to go with high winds and low humidity. two of those together. and we definitely had both. but tomorrow watch the humidity increase just a bit. it was subtle, b

this one will get activated and he'll go wheels up over the calusa and calaveras counties to drop 1200 gallons of retardant. each on the blaze is burning through thousands of acres of brush. we're just trying to slow it down. >> to allow the firefighters really get in there and get on the ground. put the fire out. cal fire battalion chief tim's to part of it stands post at the air base tuesday. >> directing takers around the taxiway in refueling large airtankers arriving just in time to fly into the fight. reload retardant for all of our aircraft. >> we already lost 2 of our larger takers item of clothing here this morning. a cal fire spokesperson tells fox 40 the firefighting agency contracts large and very large air tankers. >> 2 of which were just added to their 60 aircraft we just try to anchor in flake and pitch fox. 40 was there as the large tanker stopped to refuel before sending wheels up to the skies to fight these fires day and night working. 24 hours with aerial assets circling the clock in the flames until each amber is extinguished. a culinary tomorrow. >> let's get check

fire which is down by calaveras.s, which is good because those temperatures are going to start warming up. they're going to heat up, actually, with temperatures into the weekend, possibly up into the on saturday into the upper 90s, mid 90s, low one hundreds, perhaps there's the fog. the sfo not bad day at all. temperatures tomorrow are going to come up. there's the drop. so today was the cool day of the week. and then temperatures wind up right into saturday and they cool a little bit after that. it's a short little heat spurt. but it's you know it'll it'll elevate the fire danger for sure. and with that in mind it's something we think about all the time around here is fire danger. and you know, we really had a nice break from the fire. but early in the season. but they've really picked up. now this is the smoke model. and you saw it kind of waft around. this is mainly from the sites fire in the point fire. and there's a fire a couple fires burning up around lake county two little smaller. but that smoke come drifts

in calaveras county now firefighters are battling a fast moving wildfire near the community of copperopolis, about 40 miles east of stockton. cal fire says that fire started just before 330 this afternoon, and has already exploded to more than 5000 acres. evacuation orders are in effect, including the areas of cooper town square, 5000 people in the area are without power. firefighters say the strong winds are making it difficult to establish containment lines. >> a large brush fire in southern california has now forced hundreds of people from their homes. the post fire has burned more than 15,000 acres and is 20% contained. the fire started saturday along i-5 near the grapevine in los angeles county, and is now spread to ventura county. about 1200 people in the community of gorman have been ordered to evacuate, fire officials say the hot and windy weather is making it difficult to control the flames. >> we haven't had a major fire in the last two, two and a half years. there's a lot of rain, so there's a lot of fuel growth. there's enough time where a lot of that small scrub brush has been

and same thing with the calaveras or the arrow fire. so a little bit of a break today.a bad deal. and then it starts to really heat up. we talked about this earlier. the temperatures drop today and then we're going to stair step up into the weekend when we find temperatures potentially into the upper 90s, maybe low one hundreds, especially in the central valley . there's a heat watch or a heat advisory, which will turn into an extreme heat warning in the central valley from right now, from redding, all the way to bakersfield. that'll stay. that'll go into effect in a couple of days, but they're just getting you ready. so that cool air to the north of us is kind of just lingering. that's where today came from and gave us a nice, cool day. it'll move on. and as it moves on, the high will come in and we start that warm up. so enjoy. today i love today, today. like if you keep the numbers where they were today for us, i think it's perfect temperature wise and good. the air quality was pretty good despite the smoke from northern fires. there's the fog along the coast. this i

calaveras county would be. there's county would be the% arrow fire. that's over 5,000 acres or 20%.tainment. and the point fire up in sonoma county, 1200 acres 12, 0, 7, and now 40% containment, which obviously much better than we had yesterday. we're at 20%. so let's start with the point fire because that is where some of the smoke is coming from. that is headed into the bay area today that you're starting to see all that haze in the sky and the conditions there. now they're in the low 80's. we've got wind out of the northwest. it is mostly less than 10 miles per hour. so that is some good news. and as i mentioned, this wind is going to shift directions. so while we've been dealing with a northwesterly flow, we're now going to see an onshore flow as we get into the afternoon, you can see that it's our sea breeze, right? so what it does is a couple of things. number one kicks up the wind. that's not great. but it's bringing in a cooler moister air mass and that is great. and it's also going to help to usher in that marine layer. so some high clouds expected across today in the after

and the calaveras fire. firefighters are seeing some progress. point fire and now further up north they are battling the so-called sites fire. just northeast of clearlake and more than 15,000 acres have burned and low humidity and winds from the north are posing a challenge controlling the fire. crews are tackling the flames from air and on the ground. the fire is just 5% contained. and towards the south, the arrow fire in calaveras county exploded and is 33% contained and cal fire says low humidity and winds from the north are posing a challenge controlling these flames. reed? >>> well, the petition to recall oakland mayor sheng thao on track this morning after the alameda county registrar of voters verified the signatures to advance the recall vote. we are told you the voter will get a chance to keep her or oust her from office on the ballot likely during the general election in november. meanwhile voters in richmond are get to decide if refineries have to pay extra taxes. by the way, those taxes could put an additional $60 million to $90 milli

the breaking news is in calaveras county where there's a mas%ive fire. >> grew overnight to more thanw fire broke out yesterday afternoon. we have, it's tough on your joining us live from the scene we're dealing with some flames for dealing with some we've got to witness all this happened this morning. and it just goes to show you what firefighters are up against an as we're taking a good look at this tree. that isn't the only thing were able to witness as we turn our camera over. i want to go and walk into it. we're also dealing with some smoldering in the area as well. so has my camera guy kind of takes you around. you might be able to give you a better perspective of just another spot. were able to see some of that smoldering. and again, this is just one of the many fires that is that have broken out in our region and especially since yesterday. now the fire has burned more than 5,000 acres and is sitting at 20% containment more than 3600 structures are under threat according to cal fire, firefighters had a decrease in winds and an increase in humidity that helped crews make a fire

. >> another fast moving fire in calaveras county is proving to be a challenge for firefighters. the arrow fire started yesterday afternoon and has now burned more than 5400 acres. cal fire says it is 20% contained. that fire is burning near copperopolis, about 40 miles east of stockton. an evacuation order has been issued coming up tonight at 515. we will have a live report near copperopolis with the latest on this firefight. and in southern california, crews are taking control of the post fire burning along interstate five. cal fire is not reporting any increase in acres burned today, but does say containment jumped to 24. about 1200 people in the community of gorman remain evacuated tonight, but the freeway remains open, according to cal fire. about a dozen wildfires are actively burning in california right now. >> new at five governor newsom is touting the results of the state's organized retail crime take down, according to the governor, in the last five months, the chp has made 636 arrests and recovered more than 216,000 stolen items valued at nearly $5.7 million now, compa

estÁ contenido al 39, seguido de fire en el condado, contenido en un 5% y ahora estÁ en el condado calaveras el cristianismo. el gobernador republicano jeff landry firmÓ la polÉmica ley que, junto con otras normas conservadoras, no estÁn exentas de polÉmica. tal y como nos explica sonia paraÍso sÁnchez. >> la legislaciÓn hb 71, redactada por el partido republicano, exige exhibir en letra grande y legible los diez mandamientos en todas las escuelas, desde kindergarten hasta las aulas de universidades financiadas por el estado. una ley celebrada por el pueblo cristiano y catÓlico. >> en que sociedad no vas a querer que se respete el papÁ y la mamÁ? que no se robe, que no se mate, que no se digan mentiras, que se sea justo, que no se sea envidioso con el otro, que se ame a dios, en definitiva, con todo el corazÓn y al prÓjimo como a sÍ mismo. o sea que quÉ sociedad no va a querer eso? >> ahora los opositores a la nueva ley cuestionan su constitucionalidad como la organizaciÓn de libertades civiles, quienes preparan una demanda contra la ley asegurando que la ley viola la separaciÓn entre la igl

the arrow fire, meanwhile, in calaveras county has burned over 5300 acres. is % contned. and the latest fire, the double fire that's in yuba county that has burned roughly 12 acres. it is 70% contained. >> comment 5 animal activists showing up asan francisco city hall how they want the zoo to change. plus, police opened fire on the man who was allegedly waving a gun around and pointing it drivers in the east bay. we'll have the latest on his condition and when we come back, what medicine is getting credit from a decline overdose deaths in san francisco. ■4the san fra department of public health saysthaoverdose deaths are on the decline last month. 66 people died from a drug overdose areo eaththe gatoprogra sht health experts out late at night. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live in the studio with more on the work of a night navigator. rob. >> doctors with the department of health talk today about buprenorphine micro dosing and what they consider to be an innovative approach to treating fentanyl addiction. san francisco's night navigator program has been in the work

however, there is some good news tonight from the front lines of the arrow fire in calaveras county, near the town of copperopolis, most evacuation orders and warnings have now been lifted, and containment has increased tonight to 33. cal fire says one firefighter was hurt but is expected to recovery . and there is more good news from sonoma county. the point fire is now 50% contained and all evacuation orders and warnings have also been lifted. here, more than 1200 acres, though, have burned. but officials are feeling good about where the firefight stands right now. >> i think you'll probably see firefighting assets assigned to this for another week or so, just as a precautionary measure. but the fire is not going to grow anymore. at the perimeter is well secured right now. there's little pockets of vegetation inside that well inside the burn perimeter. >> also today, supervisors ratified a declaration of a local emergency there that allows sonoma county to request state and federal assistance for response and recovery efforts. so i was talking earlier about the smoke that's been dr

that's about 60 miles east of stockton in calaveras county. now, that's about 45% contained burning more than 53 100 acres. we're learning that some buildings have been destroyed. no injuries reported, though. about the forecast right now as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge, you know, with the fog out there. but as those wildfires are burning, a local air quality advisory, it's being extended through tomorrow. smoke mainly from the sites fire that's expected to continue to impact portions of sonoma, napa and solano through tomorrow. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. lawrence, is the weather helping hurting somewhere in between? yeah, it kind of whichever way the wind blows today. we've been fortunate we've had a westerly wind. they're quality really freshening up. dave, we've got numerous fires around the state. so that's what we're concerned with. is that you get a wind switch. one way to bring small from one fire. another. there you go. and that's what we're looking at. so i think the pattern is going to change

there are evacuation orders for the few people who live in that remote area in calaveras county.he arrow fire has grown to nearly 5400 acres. flames have destroyed three structures and threatened about another 3600. there are evacuation orders there as well. this fire has been burning east of stockton since monday. it is now 33% contained. >> let's hope we continue to have some favorable conditions for firefighters. >> yeah, that's obviously critical at this point. meteorologist sanjay patel is tracking those conditions. sandhya >> yeah. and dan and anna, the humidity has come up here in the bay area. let me show you a live picture right now. this obviously is favorable for firefighters locally, but as you take a look here, we are still seeing really, really thin layer of smoke from mount tam cam in the upper parts of the atmosphere above that marine layer. so air quality, some spots are still looking at moderate to poor air quality. from the north bay to the east bay, but overall, down near the surface, we are seeing an improvement. most areas are green, good air quality per air

. >> meantime, several new developments and now from the arrow fire in calaveras county that has burned more than 5300 acres. it's at now. 52% contained several roads near throw fire do remain closed. fire officials say that 3 structures are now destroyed and more than 500 are being threatened and the largest fire burning across california. that's the sites fire. it has grown to more than 19,000 acres and is 15% contained according to cal fire, crews made some progress on the east and west sides of the fire. but the north end of the fire that remains active and firefighters are aggressively strengthening their control lines. evacuation orders are still in place. cal fire says that several structures are still being threaned. the air qualityoss the bay, specifically the north and east bays wasn't great earlier this week. i think tuesday may have been >> worse, but it has gotten better. you get that sea breeze helping things out. as we take a live look there you see a little bit of haze, but mostly blue skies above mount diablo. yeah. and that's when we thank those breezes for clearing th

te sites fire in the central valley and the arrow fire in calaveras county. but with high heat forecasted for this weekend, concerns are looming. what this could mean for current fires. and if this could fuel new ones. cal oes broke down what their deployment of resources has looked like. >> right now, the california fire service has deployed about 250 fire engines. 2 fires both in northern and southern california. these fires are starting to get contained and these resources are being released. >> says they are prepared for the big weekend. warm-up. however, they are advising the public to be smart. you never know when a fire might happen. and when you need to get out quick. >> we want to re remind everyone have a plan. now when there's smoke in the air, it's often too late. have that plan now know what you're going to do. >> reporting in sacramento, covering local news that matters clotted stephanie and fox. 40 news. >> got to have that go-bag taking a look at the transamerica pyramid, beautiful blue skies here. a little fog starting to roll crawford's chie

first responders lifted the last evacuations today for the arrow fire along highway four in calaveras county. the fire burned more than 5300 acres near copper opolis this week. containment is up to 78. tonight, fire destroyed three buildings and damaged one more. the cause here is under investigation. now to the east bay. and a difficult week for the city of oakland. first 15 people shot after an illegal sideshow interrupted a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt. then the fbi raided the mayor's house. sources tell us it's part of a political corruption investigation. much quieter today outside mayor sheng tao's home, the mayor still hasn't made a public appearance or shared any kind of statement after the raid yesterday, her attorney told us there's no sign tao is named in the investigation and she's willing to cooperate. her home was one of four spots raided thursday. the fbi also searched three locations tied to california waste solutions, which holds a recycling contract with the city. the company told us today they were surprised by the raid. in a statement, california waste so

información puede visitar la página de internet que ven en estos momentos en su pantalla en el condado calaverasan de un cañón, 1 de ellos comenzó a sentir fatiga y dolores musculares y llamaron al número de emergencia 9 1 1. tras ser rescatados por un equipo de voluntarios el pasado 5 de junio. a eso de la 01:30 los trasladaron a un campo de béisbol donde recibieron atención por parte de los bomberos y comprar una propiedad en méxico. desde los estados unidos es el sueño que muchas personas tienen que planean pasar su jubilación en ese bello país vecino. pero algunos se preguntan qué tan seguro es comprar una vivienda o terreno en ese país? jessica gallegos nos acompaña en vivo desde el consulado de méxico en la ciudad de san josé. jessica. cuáles serían algunos de estos riesgos que algunas personas podrían enfrentar? cuéntanos, escuchamos qué tal? bueno, flavio, como usted lo menciona, 1 de los sueños de muchos mexicanos que viven aquí en estados unidos es comprar esa casita, ese terreno en su país de origen. de hecho nosotros estamos aquí en el consulado general de méxico en san josé. pudo ha

the sites fire in the central valley and the arrow fire in calaveras county. but with high heat forecasted for this weekend, concerns are looming. what this could mean for current fires. and if this could fuel new ones. cal oes broke down what their deployment of resources has looked like. >> right now, the california fire service has deployed about 250 fire engines. 2 fires both in northern and southern california. these fires are starting to get contained and these resources are being released. >> says they are prepared for the big weekend. warm-up. however, they are advising the public to be smart. you never know when a fire might happen. and when you need to get out quick. >> we want to re remind everyone have a plan. now when there's smoke in the air, it's often too late. have that plan now know what you're going to do? >> and it was climate stuff. andy reporting that are 4 zone forecast. great. we're looking outside right at a lot of fog, which lawrence lux. yes, and especially when it comes to fighting fires. you're in the air. so you're saying even 4th

want to go now to calaveras county firefighters. they are battling a fast moving wildfire near the community of copperopolis, around 40 miles east of stockton. now, this fire is called the arrow fire. it began earlier today and has already exploded to more than 900 acres. it is 0% contained. evacuation orders are in effect. firefighters say the strong winds making it a bit difficult to establish those containment lines and a massive brush fire has forced hundreds of people out of their homes in los angeles county, the post fire has burned more than 15,000 acres and is 20% contained. the fire is located along interstate five near the grapevine. the flames engulfed part of a parking lot near the freeway, burning several vehicles, but the road remains open. about 1200 people in the community of gorman have been ordered to evacuate because of this fire. the fire started saturday and is now spread to parts of ventura county. crews are asking and are using an aggressive air attack to try to halt the fire's forward progress, but they are f

evacuation orders remain in place tonight after the arrow fire began to spread in calaveras county, about 100 miles east of san francisco, one retired firefighter and his wife did not leave when law enforcement asked them to. things came down to the wire when the flames rapidly approached their home, got garden hoses ready and everything that you could use water on, stuff like that. >> and the wife, she starts packing. we hit it. lucky it did come roaring down through town and everything, but they got on cal fire and copper got on it really good and stopped it. >> at least three structures have been destroyed there. cal fire says the flames are now 45% contained, 5300 acres have burned now up north to colusa county, where the largest active fire is burning in the state. the so-called sites fire has burned more than 19,000 acres. it's only 10% contained, cal fire says several spot fires sprung up overnight. the largest one was ten acres. that was problematic. several structures are threatened. the fire is burning mostly dry grass now. smoke from the fire is drifting down to the bay area. a

this is due to the fast moving wildfire in calaveras county. this is new video just in showing conditions last night on the front lines of the arrow fire. and as you can see, there, crews were fighting those flames by air. and on the ground. now that fire is burning and copperopolis area. this is about 40 miles east of stockton. starting yesterday, it has burned more than 5000 acres so far. no containment there either . now we are streaming the latest updates on the fire in sonoma county, both on air as well as online. now, the qr code there on your screen is going to take you to the how to page on streaming. you can also search nbc bay area on roku, pluto or any other streaming platform. well, happening later today, the city of richmond will vote on whether to put an additional tax on the chevron refinery. nbc bay area's bob redell joining us live out there. and, bob, i know you spoke with one of the environmentalists who actually proposed the measure. what is driving all of this and that potential increase in taxes? yeah. good morning to you.

as first responders lifted the last evacuations today for the arrow fire along highway four and calaverasounty fire burned more than 5300 acres near copperopolis this week. containment is up to 78. tonight, the fire destroyed three buildings and damaged one more. cause here is under investigation. now to the east bay. and what has been a difficult week for the city of oakland. first 15 people shot after an illegal sideshow interrupted a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt. then the fbi raided the mayor's house. sources tell us it's part of a political corruption investigation. much quieter today outside mayor tsingtao's home. the mayor still has not made a public appearance or shared any kind of statement. after the raid. the yesterday, her attorney told us there's no sign tau is named in the investigation and she's willing to cooperate. her home was one of four spots raided thursday. the fbi also searched three locations tied to california's waste solutions, which holds a recycling contract with the city company told us today they were surprised by the raid. in a statement, california

in calaveras county, the arrow fire has destroyed at least three buildings near highway for more than 5300 acres are burned, with 23% containment there. and in sonoma county, the point fire near geyserville is now 50% contained, with no growth since yesterday. >> new at 11. there are some serious structural problems at a berkeley middle school that's led to everyone being relocated until at least 2026. the school district says. extensive dry rot was found at longfellow middle school while it was undergoing renovations. it's going to move the next two school years to the berkeley adult school, so the building can be properly repaired. >> another east bay politician will face a recall vote this year. alameda county's registrar says petitions for a recall referendum on oakland mayor xiang tao had enough verified signatures. tao is the second east bay politician to face a recall vote, along with alameda county district attorney pamela price. organizers of the drive to oust tao tell abc seven news she is to blame for the city's problems, the violent crime and property crime and crime overa

it started yesterday in calaveras county. there have been evacuations and some buildings have been lost. no injuries, though, reported there and stay with us on air and online. we're working to keep you updated on the very latest wildfire situation in the bay area and around the state talking evacuation orders, acres, burn, containment, you name it. just scan the qr code here and you'll be taken right to our website. that's kron 4 dot com. a playground project in oakland donated by steph and ayesha curry. >> has been vandalized. the school district to send us photos of the damage and global found family elementary. this happened over the weekend. the vandals tore apart. planters. they ripped out the irrigation system. they broke the wooden benches which had been made. the playground was one of the major additions to the campus during a renovation years ago. neighbors are protesting a project proposed by the castro valley unified school district. the district wants to build a new athletic facility, but some neighbors do not wa

north bay and out in colusa and down near calaveras. all that, all of the sea breeze, the delta breeze that'll bring in higher fuel moisture or higher humidities, which helps firefighters a lot. so feel pretty good about the fire situation right now, even though we do have a lot of fires burning around the area, containment does look like it's improving quickly on on at least a couple of the big ones. the cooler air is going to settle in and it's going to stick around tomorrow. that's the cool down. and then things start to warm up again after that, which is that thing we talked about. the low comes in. that's what i just showed you. the blue low. and then the high jumps in after it moves off. and when the high jumps in the temperatures go up. so it's kind of it's interesting because that's kind of a trough and that's kind of a ridge, even though it's meant to be a line showing cooler to warmer. but this is the trough going through. this is the ridge building in. and that's the warming, the warming period. so no fog yet, but the fog wil

sísmica, por lo menos el área de la bahía tiene por supuesto lo que es la falla de hayward, la de calaverasmbio en temperaturas en nuestra región. pero va a volver a venir el calorcito en los próximos días. vámonos a sacramento, donde las temperaturas descienden a partir de las 19:00 de la noche. ya en los 70 por lo menos 79 grados hasta la 01:00 en los 61 mayormente despejado. las mínimas así se mantienen para san josé en la noche 57 grados napa en los 54 máximas de mañana domingo a lodi y 87 grados. vemos las mismas condiciones para sacramento madera en los 93. fresno en los 94. así que las condiciones más cálidas se van a estar presentando especialmente hacia el interior napa mañana a eso de la 13:00 de la tarde en los 75 condiciones con algunos nublados que se van a estar presentando en la región. pero el panorama en los próximos días, atención martes y miércoles 104 105 grados y después vuelve nuevamente la temperatura. estar abajo de los 3 dígitos sacramento también martes y miércoles. solamente san francisco se va a mantener agradable martes y miércoles cercano a los 80 y más detalle

also tonight, a fast moving fire in calaveras county, triggering evacuation orders there.ys it's growing at a dangerous rate. the fire is burning in copperopolis, which is about 40 miles east of stockton. it's already ballooned to 5000 acres since it broke out this afternoon. among the concerns going into tuesday, the heat and the smoke, our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, is here. what are you seeing right now? what are you seeing going into tomorrow? well, temperature wise, it looks like we'd stay out of the 100. so we're going to have to deal with some smoke right now it doesn't look like widespread, super unhealthy smoke throughout the bay area. so let's go ahead and get a fix here on the fire location. here's cloverdale and healdsburg. it's in between those just off towards the west. the way the wind's been blowing, it's been pushing the smoke and also the fire right here from around lake sonoma where it started towards dry creek road. this is also around bradford mountain. so currently see temperature down to 67. so we're getting colder winds only out of the north

hay otro incendio en el condado calavera.maron 5000 acres. ya 3 edificios destruidos se contabilizan. y este incendio está contenido en un 33. con esas imágenes aéreas, pasamos a informarle del incendio point, cerca de hillsborough, allá en el condado sonoma. la agencia calfire confirma que los bomberos ya contuvieron el 50% de este siniestro. las órdenes de evacuación aún están en efecto. y el incendio comenzó. el domingo. y hasta ahora ha quemado más de mil acres. destruido también 2 edificios y herido. 1 de los bomberos. más. con estas imágenes en vivo de stockton, le recordamos que esta ciudad tendrá un clima bastante cálido durante los próximos días, pero para saber sobre las temperaturas en el resto de la región, vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera, quien tiene el reporte. cuéntanos marcelo. feliz miércoles! gracias. qué tal? buenas tardes. feliz miércoles. oiga, las temperaturas han estado en la zona de san josé un tanto más frescas que en el día de ayer. de hecho, la máxima para el día de hoy se espera que se ubique en e

containment has improved to 58% on the arrow fire in calaveras county. >> it's being driven by dry winds and has so far burned 5300 acres east of stockton. there are evacuation orders still in place, but some people were allowed to return to their homes yesterday. the cause of that fire is still being investigated. >> the largest fire burning in the state right now is in colusa county, northeast of clear lake. so far, the cites fire has burned more than 19,000 acres. it's only 20% contained. the fire is burning mostly dry grass, but several structures are being threatened. the blaze has also started several spot fires as well. >> smoke from the fires led to another air quality advisory for today. that's right. >> so what about tomorrow? meteorologist sanjay patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandra. >> yeah. >> and dan and there is no alert for tomorrow. but keep in mind that things could fluctuate pretty quickly in terms of the air quality right now. let's take a look at a live picture. here's how you're going to begin your morning overcast skies over sfo right now. v

evacuation orders remain in place tonight after the arrow fire began to spread in calaveras county, about00 miles east of san francisco, one retired firefighter and his wife did not leave when law enforcement asked them to. things came down to the wire when the flames rapidly approached their home, got garden hoses ready and everything that you could use water on, stuff like that. >> and the wife, she starts packing. we hit it. lucky it did come roaring down through town and everything, but they got on cal fire and copper got on it really good and stopped it. >> at least three structures have been destroyed there. cal fire says the flames are now 45% contained, 5300 acres have burned now up north to colusa county, where the largest active fire is burning in the state. the so-called sites fire has burned more than 19,000 acres. it's only 10% contained, cal fire says several spot fires sprung up overnight. the largest one was ten acres. that was problematic. several structures are threatened. the fire is burning mostly dry grass now. smoke from the fire is drifting down to the bay area. as

esto afectará a los condados san joaquín, calaveras, tulum y el este del condado de stanislaus.n áreas mantenidas por el estado. los residentes aún pueden obtener permisos para hacer fogatas dentro de campamentos organizados o en propiedades privadas con las precauciones adecuadas. el servicio meteorológico nacional emitió una advertencia de calor excesivo en la región de sacramento a partir de este martes hasta el jueves 6 de junio. por esta razón, se activarán centros de enfriamiento regionales en donde también se admitirán mascotas tres de estos centros están en su pantalla, los puede ver y puede obtener mucha más información en todas nuestras páginas de internet. y seguimos hablando de las altas temperaturas, ya que según algunos expertos, también pueden afectar la salud de los animales. por esa razón, el zoológico de sacramento ya tomó medidas de seguridad. carlos alberto 3 stefani nos explica un poco más en qué consiste todo esto. cuéntanos qué tal. qué tal, flavio? buenas tardes. ante la alerta por calor extremo ya comienzan a tomarse medidas acá donde me encuentro en el

in calaveras county, the arrow fire has destroyed at least three buildings near highway for more thanacres are burned, with 23% containment there. and in sonoma county, the point fire near geyserville is now 50% contained, with no growth since yesterday. >> new at 11. there are some serious structural problems at a berkeley middle school that's led to everyone being relocated until at least 2026. the school district says. extensive dry rot was found at longfellow middle school while it was undergoing renovations. it's going to move the next two school years to the berkeley adult school, so the building can be properly repaired. >> another east bay politician will face a recall vote this year. alameda county's registrar says petitions for a recall referendum on oakland mayor xiang tao had enough verified signatures. tao is the second east bay politician to face a recall vote, along with alameda county district attorney pamela price. organizers of the drive to oust tao tell abc seven news she is to blame for the city's problems, the violent crime and property crime and crime overall, an

and the arrow fire in calaveras county. that's where we're going to begin with an area under evacuation near highway four. the arrow fire is burning along the highway north of copperopolis. 5000 acres scorched so far, zero containment. >> the sites fire is the one responsible for most of the smoke in our skies tonight. it's burning about 60 miles northwest of clear lake. so far, it's burned more than 4400 acres. that's about six square miles with zero containment. >> sonoma county is declaring a local emergency for the so-called point fire near lake sonoma. hundreds of families have been under evacuation orders for a full day now. and tonight, we know the fire destroyed at least two homes. it started yesterday west of geyserville and exploded toward healdsburg. but growth slowed down. today. the fire has burned 1200 acres and containment is up to 20. we have team coverage tracking the fires and the dangerous weather fueling the flames. >> let's get right to abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn in sonoma county. >> suzanne,

and the arrow fire in calaveras county.re we're going to begin with an area under evacuation near highway four. the arrow fire is burning along the highway north of copperopolis. 5000 acres scorched so far, zero containment. >> the sites fire is the one responsible for most of the smoke in our skies tonight. it's burning about 60 miles northwest of clear lake. so far, it's burned more than 4400 acres. that's about six square miles with zero containment. >> sonoma county is declaring a local emergency for the so-called point fire near lake sonoma. hundreds of families have been under evacuation orders for a full day now. and tonight, we know the fire destroyed at least two homes. it started yesterday west of geyserville and exploded toward healdsburg. but growth slowed down. today. the fire has burned 1200 acres and containment is up to 20. we have team coverage tracking the fires and the dangerous weather fueling the flames. >> let's get right to abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn in sonoma county. >> suzanne, it was a mu

diggle state started out as a foreman of the largest stamp mills in the attica mine at angel's camp calaveras. he later movtral, where in 1904 he was a superintendent of a mine in coolgardie, west austral he died of a lingering illness in australia on may 14, 1910, leaving behind a wifa daughter. he was in charge of the hill south blocks mine, which hoover ersaw. pat at the bottom right was, a member of the wiribe. it's what he did with the surveying parties. he may have been a guide, a cook or a hired hand. he was when this picture was taken. he later marry and have a daughter, solon should received three degrees from stanford, including his in 1910. he was the state geologist at the washington geologic survey from 1903 1909 to 1913 and was a washington state geologist from 1921 to 25. he came back to stanford in 1925 and became the librarian at the sciences library, and he would remain in that position until he passed away in 1938. zçthese avenues were not availae to lou brown or had encouraged her toake that would prepare her for a laboratory job as he thought these would be easier get as