have evacuated several areas of one person has died they believed the fire was caused by an illegal campfire in a race for the white house today the candidates are battling out over the state of virginia donald trump will be campaigning in today for the first time in 2012 the statement democrat for presid on a mission to help make sure it doesn't happen again clinton has spent nearly $5 million in tv ads it just in virginia and her vice presidential candidate tim kane is a common virginia senator so that should help on her side trump is trying to make sure it doesn't mean time dealt us says things that should be getting back to normal in a few hours finally it's been a long way and as many people have been patient but the airline released a statement saying operations and should even out by mid to hour ago they said about 80 percent of their flights were writing within 30 minutes of the scheduled departure time a huge improvement 150 flights were canceled today as the airline worked to recover from that big outage on monday is asking customers to leave extra time at the airport today for tra

police are looking for whoever lit that campfire back on july 22. they could face criminal and civil penalties. emily: the spread of the zika virus. it comes as mosquito control efforts continue on the ground and soon from the air. elizabeth hur reports from miami. elizabeth: heavy rain and gusty wind delay plans for aerial springs this morning. attacking zika on the ground still in full force. the number of inspectors go door-to-door, now tripled. 15 people have contracted as he control. we've never seen a mosquito borne illness that could cause a birth defect. elizabeth: the virus is considered to be most frightening for pregnant women so clinics in the hot zone not taking any chances. >> whether she lives in a cone of concern are not. she's going downstairs to have blood work done. elizabeth: gabrielle acevedo is eight months pregnant and she says she is prepared to do whatever it takes to stay the differing. test state zik these mosquitoes are growing resistant to pesticides on the ground, crews are now waiting for optimal conditions to start dr

police are now looking for the person who lit the campfire back on july 22. they could face some criminal and civil penalties. >> time to flash forward on newscenter 5. >> here's what's happening. >> how a local researcher says -- stuff like this to help to prevent type two we have gorgeous weather. we're tracking some thunderstorms and we'll have an early look at what could be happening. on the west coast, a back-hoe hit a gas line sparking this large fire. pictures west of los angeles in the woodland hills area. firefighters have just arrived fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. >> let's take a live look at the expressway. the traffic in the foreground is heading towards the split. in the b

this afternoon cal fire reported that an illegal campfire sparked that blaze. the person responsible could face criminal charges if caught. the operator of the bulldozer died while fighting the fire. 43,000 acres have burned so far. officials don't expect to have full containment until the end of the month. >>> pg&e is going to avoid paying hundreds of millions of fines if found guilty in their ongoing pipeline safety trial. the jury is currently deliberating on 11 counts of safety violations in the wake of the deadly san bruno explosion in 2010. prosecutors have wanted pg&e to pay as much as $562 million if there is a guilty verdict. but in the mids of the dispute over -- midst of the dispute over how to calculate the fines, they are abandoning the efforts, seeking a normal amount of $500,000 per count or a maximum of $5.5 million if there is a guilty verdict. and the san bruno blast killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. >>> happening now thousands of block parties are taking place across the country. it's all a part of their national night out. a

police are now looking for whoever lit that campfire back on july 22. new hampshire is reducing the number of moose hunting permits this season, as the state tries to stabilize a declining moose population. this year's lottery is down to 71 permits, from last year's 105. there are estimated to be only 3800 to 4,000 moose in new hampshire. emily: the red sox come out on fire against the mariners in seattle. david ortiz gets them on the board in the first with an rbi single. in the fourth hanley ramirez sox up 2-0. it's four-nothing sox when seattle gets on the board in the 8th. but they never stopped. a solo homerun an rbi single and this three-run homer puts the mariners up 5-4. that would be the final. game three is tonight at 10:10. tense moments between a reds infielder joey votto and a fan. votto chases after a foul ball near the stands while the fan the fan's shirt in disgust. but watch closer. the fan never touches the ball. votto realizes his mistake later, and returns to apologize to the fan, even giving him a signed baseball. you know, the heat

the second concern is for the hundreds of trees torched by this three-week-old illegal campfire. the root systems are weakened. >> trees that have burned halfway through, that you mate not be able to see, sometimes there's interior flame, those trees become weakened and become an extreme danger to the public. >> reporter: ground crews are clearing and cutting the clutter. the marine layer kept humidity levels high. that, too, helps in this 5,000- person firefight. with more fog and favorable conditions, officials hope residents forced from their homes could return by next week. in big sur, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> crews are also making progress on the so-called cold fire. highway 128 reopened today. containment remains at 15%. it started tuesday west of the town of winters. cal fire says so far hat burned more than 4700 acres. >>> coming up, a critical endorsement by donald trump. at 6:30, the announcement he made just minutes ago meant to help unify the republican party. >>> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. >>> but first, new developments in a de

an illegal campfire sparked the campfire ten days ago. >> california 9-1-1 system is facing an emergency. it is running out of the cash. katie? >> yes, reggie. the 9-1-1 fund the state puts money into, funds most local communities 9-1-1 services and equipment. it is clear how important the budget issue is. the money is down from three years ago, the current fund is around 11 million and it was at $77 million. this is according to the "los angeles times" when the state is in the process of upgrading to a new system which is next generation 9-1-1 to work with the wireless callers better. but in testimony, maintaining the two systems could cost $90 million. the state pays for 9-1-1 services through a tax on phone bills but the telecommunications industry is pushing for that to change. asking lawmakers to take money from the general tax fund and from grants. when the new 9-1-1 system is in effect it will be useful as cell phone users can send text messages, video and other data to 9-1-1 operators. until that happens we have to pay for boat the old system and implementing the new system. it i

left unattended in the state park, and they hope the public finds those responsible for the campfire. the fire was started back on july 22 and charred more than 44,000 acres, 5% contained right now, and they destroy the 57 homes and killed a bulldozer operator helping to fight the fire. >> changes coming to the open unified school district after the way a special needs student was treated in class. the student was held down by educators more than 90 times in less than a year. the u.s. department of education says that visit violates his rights issue and we are live in concord now with changes on the way. >> reporter: that oakland student was attending this education center called anova, which his mother complained to the unified school district about the use of con straigstra and then the civil rights group stepped in. >> they were pressing down hard. >> disability rights california shared this video of the student explaining what it's like to have adults in concord doing what's called a restraint, and they placed the 9-year-old in 2013 because he had autism and special behavioral ne

campfires. >> reporter: teenage girl the taken to hospital for potentially life-threatening injurieswe spoke with some people who frequent the area who say their knees to the additional spot lights or stop signs it is a danger is very busy intersection. the dow one of us stop sign because they're worried about a trapping it at the skyline high way during a five-year period the drug >> reporter: remain on the scene and have been cooperating with the investigation. >> vicki:police and u-s marshals arrested 24 year old endicott mccray today in atlanta. the shooting this past weekend. investigators say he was likely aiming for someone else when a bullet hit and killed 30 year old teqnika moultrie---who was there with her wife. three others were taken to the >> reporter: as it imagines devastated the very tough week and she works here at the union high school school district in redwood city bus driver for special needs kids live nearby with a wife of three months and come up with her grandparents. talk about how they're doing also a grandmother what they thought of a suspect arrested in t

nle illegal campfire a guided it in july. one person was killed fighting the fire last week. 57 homes have been destroyed. over 5000 firefighters will spend their weekend fighting to control this fire. tonight spencer blake looked into why this fire season might be more of a challenge for crews.>> reporter: the cold fire near winter is still only 15% contained. the silver on this fire you have heard so much about near big sur has scored 54,000 acres and is and even 40% contained. >> as we continue in this drought and in california it seems to be each year gets busier. >> reporter: the palo alto fire department is about to welcome home its second strike in this week. so far they have had three strike teams deployed this year equaling their total from all of 2015 even when he's water restrictions make you think the drought is backing out none of that matters when it comes to wildfires. >> even with the water restrictions it doesn't affect what we do because they are very dry.>> reporter: fewer acres have burned. cow fire says i

investigators just announced that the campfire was started and left behind in an off trail area of a state park. both fires and camping are illegal there. >> the trail leading in and around the area is a very common trail but where the campfire was is not part of the sanctioned trail system. >> the fire has already destroyed 57 homes and is blamed for the death of one person. right now that fire is just 18% contained. >>> power has been restored to a san francisco neighborhood after an underground pg&e vault exposed and damaged equipment. it happened overnight at the corner of geary and hyde streets. residents were startled by the explosion coming from the vault, i heard a loud boom and i thought it was a gunshot and i looked outside and everybody was on their balconies looking over. we just saw some steam coming out of the hole. weird. >> hundreds initially lost power after the blast. crews worked overnight to restore electricity to most of those effects. pg&e is investigating why that failed. >>> in the race for president, donald trump is making new waves while hillary clinton is t

the campfire that put out all the way is what caused this fire. one man was killed and two others were hurt. >>> police in belgium same man who wanted to email plus officer's with a machete has been shot and killed. the attack took place at a wooden security had erected outside a police station south of brussels. the man slashed both officers multiple times to the face. the officer suffered deep slashes but should be okay. the attackers shouted different things during the attack according to police. the belgian prime ministers strongly condemned the attack. >>> police in france say at least 13 people are dead, six others hurt after a fire in a bar. authorities believe the fire was an accident and was caused by candles on a birthday cake. the cake was dropped when the person carrying a church on stairs. victims were in their late teens and 20s. >>> outside land has golden gate park walking the second straight day. the festival is in full swing with tonight's headliner, radiohead. police say they have had fewer arrests this year based on friday nigh

fire crews believe this one started as an illegal campfire. it's since destroyed 57 homes... and resulted in at least one death... and 3 other injuries./// ((sherry swensk)) smoke looking out over the city - from our stratosphere camera.... but we've also had some good southwesterly winds again through the morning and that smoke out to the north. ..................... let's check the wind forecast... looking generally for gusts to 30 mph across the valley... but again out at the hoover dam bridge winds have exceeded 55 mph. ............... through wednesday - then they should calm down. .............. it won't be quite as hot today... that may be good news for those who are over the heat from july.... with temps getting back to normal and a little below the next couple of days.... even the thursday. ................ right now we've got upper 90s and close to 100 around the valley. it seems lately everyday we've been up to 105 and hotter by the lunch hour. .............. there has been heavy rain in southern arizona. flooding in tucson with swift water rescues. ...............

campfire says a witness saw a suspicious vehicle in the area before the flames broke out. john flinch also demanded they turn over evidence from his property. they showed an out of code electrical connection caused the fire that killed four people, destroyed 1300 homes and burned more than 76,000 acres. you can down load the abc 7 news a and enable push alerts. >>> and police are investigating the death of a man after they arrested him. police say when they arrived to investigation, he had suspicious behavior and he charged officers. they say he appeared to be intoxicated. inside the jail, he got involved in a struggle with jail staff and had what police call an unknown type of medical emerge si. >>> a passenger in this grand cherokee fired a bebe gun out the window and hit someone in the head. another incident involving that same jeep happened just a few minutes later. the jeep has tinted windows and chrome wheels. the first number of it's license plate is 7. >>> a millionaire tech mogul will appeal his domestic violence charge. he was once labelled america's most eligibl

the campfire was left burning at a part of the state park that is not open to the public. they also say that the hikers who were rescued last week were too far away to be blamed for the fire. >> now, they want anyone with information to come forward. investigators say if they find whoever started up fire those person or people could face serious criminal charges because a bulldozer operator died while fighting that fire and 57 homes have been lost. it has now burned more than 44,000 acres. it is now 25% contained. >> and, the criminal safety pipeline begins its fifth day of deliberations. if found out if convicted pg&e will pay a maximum of $6 million. that is down from the right hundred $62 million fine that prosecutors originally wanted. yesterday, they withdrew its request for penalties based on the financial gains. they didn't say why. they are facing 11 counts of safety violations in connection with the deadly san bernardino pipeline. and one count of obstructing the investigation. >>> a man from new zealand was killed and a woman seriously hurt when a motorcyclist hi

no open fires new york campfire new york smoking, no >>> some areas have seen moisture over the last several days, but not everyone. >> we're getting rain, exactly, heavy in some cases, but not search getting it. outside right now, a few scattered drops here and there, that's all we're seeing downtown. around denver a little storm coming through, maybe one t rock has some off to the west, to the east, we see them as well. cheyenne county had the flood walk earlier and this has been aloud to end. we do have the storms just beginning to die down. even the lightning, everything dying down, and that's the way we're gonna see it. the hour by hour forecast, there other storms, they all take off. and tomorrow, same situation. partly cloudy sky, a few scattered thunderstorms around the area, not everybody sees one, and thursday, very little change, maybe a little more moisture over the west. different story. another surge of moisture coming in, heavy rains over the southwest, and by 3:00 pm, right through the metro area, this is our best chance for storms right through the weekend. friday, a

we all grew up around campfires. it's not good to breathe that in.e we are seeing from the soberanes fire fire, burning wood and brush. it's not particularly toxic but the particulates in the air is what you are seeing. when you have sensitive lungs, and you breathe at into your lungs, it causes irritation. younger, healthier people may not notice it as much. if you are getting older or have asthma or any kind of lung condition, you are really going to notice it. the high pressure and low pressure balance each other out. in the interim, not much is happening. we are staying in this pattern which will keep temperatures tomorrow, just like today, maybe a little cooler. hotspots tomorrow, upper 80s and low 90s. it should be a nice day. not a bad weekend for you. it will be kind of mild. we are going to push forward to the five-day forecast. as we head into sunday, temperatures will be slightly cooler. you get the idea. what i do like about this temperature pattern is you don't see any big heat areas. that is very helpful for the firefighters. this patte

. >>> a deadly wildfire is burning near big sur and it was started by an illegal campfire.nvestigators say the blaze started 12 days ago in a state park where campfires are prohibited. no arrests yet and it has burned 67 square miles and destroyed 57 homes. north korea has fired another pair of ballistic missiles. one exploded upon launch and the other hit the sea of japan. pyongyang routinely conducts such tests. there was an advanced missal defense system in south korea by the end of next year. they remain prepared to defend the u.s. and its allies from any prove provocation. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, the fox newschannel. >> the "wall street journal" has gone after something that is a fashion staple in many men's closets, cargo shorts. most men have a pair and most have several. wives can't get them to the goodwill fast enough because they have been out of fashion since the 90s. i despise them, says ashley. there were so many good things about the 90s and cargo shorts were not one

. >> build a campfire and all that stuff. >> this is 2016 camp out. >> we get creative. >> we have lostll of our old traditions. >> yes. >> we can wait for winter and use the fire again. >> we can go to linvilla orchard, the fall festival. >> yes. >> yes. >> we can take a hey back ride. >> i love that kind of stuff. >> okay. >> i love when you headache fun of me. >> i'm not doing that. >> hangs out with me. >> sometimes. >> anyway, it seems like there is parents and may not be a good one depending on how ask. let me set this up. parents forget letting your kid walk to the store or spend a day outside with their friend. unattended by parents. parents do not feel comfortable leaving children alone for a short period of time. you might think safety was the main reason. in? a survey says by scientists at the university of california irvine says it is because leaving kid alone on purpose often comes with a fair amount of judgment from other parents. so you have a fear of being shamed on twitter, instagram, facebook, and that is the main reason we don't leave our kids alone anymore because we

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. >>> meantime, a raging wildfire was sparked by an illegal campfire. the fire had been left unattended by campers and quickly grew out of control. it is only 18% contained tonight. it broke out near big sur, and has quickly spread to the north. you can see the giant burn mark, the scar that the fire has left behind, as well as the massive plume of smoke there. there is good news, lynn ramirez is there, as some evacuees returned home. >> reporter: it has been a very long time for some of these people who have been evacuated. burning, destroying, and disrupting lives. today, some of them got to go back home. for joey d. maria, the final trip home was a bit tricky. he had to squeeze between two fire engines parked to protect his house. >> the first time i get to see my house to see if it's still in tact, and if anything is missing or not. i believe it's going to be okay. >> reporter: he's one of dozens of remote, carmel valley residents allowed to go back home today. >> it's been a little scary at times, but hopefully, with all the personnel, we'll all be

an illegal campfire is blamed for sparking this massive wildfire in california. the soberanes fire destroyed at least 57 homes, and killed one person, as it scorched more than 43,000 acres. police are now looking for whoever lit that campfire back they could face criminal and civil penalties. emily: investigators are searching for answers after the bodies of two teens are found behind a grocery store in roswell, georgia, a delivery driver found the bodies monday morning. police say both victims suffered from head trauma. officials have not released the victim's names but say they are from the area. some dramatic video of a fight with police in oklahoma. you can see a man attacks an officer, and even tries to grab his gun. that's when another officer runs into help, before a third man, who was just passing buy, runs in and body slam the suspect. this all started as a call about a man, trying to buy gift cards with a stolen credit card. pope francis wants the catholic church to consider allowing women to become deacons. the pontiff set up a vatican panel, six men,

foi officials say an illegal campfire is to blame. >>> plus this. a plane crash lands, burst into flames on the runway in dubai. a firefighter was killed. hundreds of passengers safely make it off the plane. >> extraordinary series of events, first of all, that all 300 passengers got off alive with the entire section of cabin of fire. you're talking about a lot of singed heads as they run for escapes.he snerv pain, these feet learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or us

that's burned 57 homes and 51,000 acres, and is 27% contained...the official cause -- an illegal campfire. tag: and crews battling the fires here in california may get a little help today -- the weather is expected to improve-- with cooler temperatures and a rise in humidity moving in. lauren lyster abc news los angeles. to solidify major league hockey here in las vegas. majority team owner bill foley ...announced a new hire today! wil nichol will be the new director of player development. he's a former scout ...for the washington capitals and coach. our n-h-l team won't take the ice until next year..... but there'll be two pre-season games here in october. metro has a mystery to now detectives say someone involved is missing. plus.. a historic announcment out of mccarran. a big change could bring more visitors to our valley... and a look at today's closing numbers.. the dow is down 3 points, closing at 18 thousand 352. jim: i'm one of them. fermin: yo tambien. barbara: i'm one of over 300,000 nevadans who rely on social security. fermin: social security helps us pay the bills. jim: and e

i'd like to have a little campfire. >> we're hoping. we need the rain bad. >> keep track of the rain with cbs4 is collecting school supplies. our partners at new balance have donation bins in the stores. they have been getting a good response. we want to make sure that the boys and girls are prepared. and making a donation comes with a little extra benefit. >> a 10% discount that they have to use that day. so it's showing that we appreciate them giving to the community. >> that's a great g help out, folks. donation bins in the new balance stores and you can drop off a donation at 10th at lincoln at the cbs4 studios. and also at cbs4denver.com. >>> how one used car dealer is narrator: 2010. short-sighted budget cuts in washington threatened to close the colorado facility that oversees the nation's response to insect-spread diseases. but michael bennet steps in to keep the lab open. six years later... reporter: the global fight in fort collins. narrator: now michael bennet's working to make sure we continue to lead the fight against zika,

the cause of the fire is still being investigated but it may have been a campfire.>>> we want to talk about how quickly you made the arrest and the clayton fire, and without talking about the case, how were you able to find the cause of the fires, especially when the fire is ongoing, and how you can determine whether it is arson and find the suspected arsonist. >> cal fire is fortunate because we of our own law enforcement detail, 40 to 50 law enforcement officers that train for over year to become an arson investigator and they have ongoing training. they literally shift -- stiffed through the ashes to find clues to leave him to the cause of the fire. the majority of the fires are accidental and 90% are usually caused by accident, maybe 5% are intentional. we try to get to the solution to find out if it was intentional, and if so we do our best to arrest the person, and prosecute them to the extent of the law. >> and i am assuming you go right out there. >> absolutely, law enforcement detail is part of the assignment, from the minute we get a 911 call they are in action.>> thank you

the other, sparked by a campfire in northern california, has crews are now asking for the public's help to find whoever started that fire. more than 400 cars are destroyed in a wildfire in portugal. the flames spreading to the parking lot of a music and dance festival. the 4,000 people at the festival were evacuated from the site. no one was seriously hurt. the driver involved in a heart-stopping rollover, caught on camera, is speaking out. this video shows joe myers' car flipping eight times in florida last week. incredibly, myers survived only suffering a few small ts he says there's only one reason he is still alive today, a group of good samaritans who rushed to save him. >> they pulled me out through the sunroof. they could not open the doors. it's a miracle i'm here. i'm grateful for them for saving me. anchor: police are still found. let's take a look at the votto. the dog ran away from the crash scene but he was found today by a dog recovery in one of their traps. >> they hit the lottery. time to flashforward to 5:00. ed: back to corner. the things that can help parents save mon

cal fire announced that the soak raw face -- soberanes fire -- sparked by an illegal campfire. >>> another shot at getting rid of mosquitoes carrying west nile virus. parts of south san jose will be sprayed tonight. repeatedly, mosquitoes were found with the virus. close your windows and stay inside toe minimize the exposure to all the spray. >>> just about quarter after noon and roberta gonzalez is tracking a rather monotonous forecast. >> i was going to show you the golden gate bridge. and that shot it begins to glitch. and you expect mo. as we look out to telegraph hill, nothing but blue skies there and not a cloud to speak of. we have wiped the slate clean. 78degrees in livermore, and santa rosa at the beginning of the morning, 48 degrees. it's in the high 60s in redwood city. satellite and radar suggests that the clouds are wiping away. and every one of our weather watchers reports lots of sunshine. winds have been picking up out of the west at 10. but calm across the bay in the inland areas. we do have a 13-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield. these winds are bearable this afternoon. and

investigators say it was started by an illegal campfire. in san bernardino county.. firefighters now say the so-called 'pilot' fire is now 64-percent contained.. and officials are hoping to that fire is still threatening more than 5-thousand homes developing now.. little bits of tropical storm javier.. are dumping on northern arizona.... right now. the storm is just across..... the nevada-arizona border. 13 first alert..... chief meteorologist bryan scofield's tracking the storm. bryan.. are we going to get.... any of that rain? dry air puts up a fight for the southern nevada area as monsoonal moisture supported by remnants of javier push into the southwest. temperatures are expected to be the same tomorrow with hig with winds calmer during the afternoon compared to wednesday. the rain pushes east even further for friday and we are back to a summer sizzle. an urgent warning tonight about woman says her baby got locked inside with no way of getting out. see how it played out when some good samaritans got involved. and... a new poll shows... donald trump and hillary cl

cal fire officials say an abandoned campfire is to blame for more than 43,000-acre fire. the fire started on july 22. a 35-year-old fresno man died fighting the fire after his bulldozer overturned. right now the flames are only 18% contained. hundreds of residents have evacuated from their homes. >>> the head of the democratic national committee is the latest to resign in the wake of the party's e-mail hack. three people familiar with the departure say that amy dacey is leaving her job as chief executive. to other high-level staffers, a cfo and communications director have also left. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz left shortly after the e-mails were disclosed. those e-mails revealed disparaging remarks about bernie sanders. >>> well now to the race for the white house, and the presidential and vice presidential candidates today fanned out across four different swing states. as fox news reporter joel waldman told us that it includes more firing rhetoric from donald trump. >> you think she looks presidential? i don't think so. >> reporter: a familiar refrain from do

. >>> officials in california are blaming a campfire for setting off a deadly wildfire.ies say the fire was apparently built around july 22nd and then abandoned in the state park. the persons responsible for the blaze could face criminl and civil penalties. the flame scorched 40 acres of land in the big sur area. a bulldozer operator died in the blaze. >>> john and christine, you think of california, this region in particular, the monterey peninsula, among the most challenging landscapes for firefighters to be working in when it comes to the mountains there. over 44,000 acres consumed. you look at the area in decades it's steadily increased since 2012. 1,000 acre or more single fires every single year. and close to the caribbean, earl is a tropical force hurricane. not a big time rainmaker. plenty of rain, though, and speaking of rain, along the southern boundary, some storms or thunderstorms could begin to pop up. along with this, high pressure is setting up shop around portions of the gulf as it does. we get a nice strong surge of southerly flow here. moisture content

campfires and kids walking up and getting that extra time that doesn't seem to happen when you're here. >> reporter: todd graham, one-on-one conversation tonight. sun devils fans, we discuss a number of issues on the table. as for baseball, we haven't said it much this summer with baseball, d-backs going for a series win >> reporter: very long, hot summer for the arizona diamondbacks. they are facing the worst record in franchise season in history. you look at the numbers, yeah, they won 34 games. archie bradley gave it up top of the third. a home run, his ninth of the season. brewers were leading, 2-0. bradley lays down the bunt and watch andy wilkins throw it away. d-backs tied the game at two a piece. this milwaukee game having problems in the field. jean segura and then chris owens scores. bradley, didn't go long enough, four and two-thirds, eight strikeouts and three runs. the long ball for the d-backs and jake lamb in his breakout season. how about this shot, his 25th home run. lamb big power numbers this d-backs win a series. they beat the brewers. d-backs win, 9-3 the final. wa

more than 5000 firefighters are working to put out the flames the start of by an illegal campfire.ce the fire began on july 22. full containment isn't expected until later this month. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. you just hear illegal campfire's and it makes you so angry. >> exactly, we have this unprecedented trout and here we go going into summer. we really have to be on high alert, it is fire season. that is something we always talk about, if you ever see something that doesn't look right to you, check in with a range of, you have to police this a little bit because we do live in a place where one cigarette butt, one catalytic converter can cost catastrophes. for us around here temperatures are warming up. we have had a good run of cool moist rather for a few days. we have the fire started and other fires. members have come down quite a bit and we have had a fairly good environment for firefighters to fight these fires. the biggest problem with the big sur fire if that terrain. it is a tough place to fight because it is so rugged and hard to get around. with that,

cal fire says that the wildfire in monterey county was started by an illegal campfire. they say it was left burning and part of the state park that is not open to the public. they say that hikers who were rescued were too far away to be responsible for the fire. now state and local officials are asking anyone who can help with information to please come forward. >> we do have a death that did occur. the bulldozer driver. we certainly have structural damage. and, all of that will have to be sorted out. >> that fire has burned more than 44,000 acres and 57 homes. it is now 25% contained. they could take until the end of this month to fully contain it. >>> firefighters were called to a brush fire in concord. it started on bailey road. it burned about 2 acres and crews from two counties responded. they were able to get it out and about an hour. no one was injured.>>> police are looking for a second suspect in a deadly shooting back in march. and, parish reni walls is on the run. he should be considered armed and dangerous and should not be approached. he is wanted in connec

it all started as an illegal campfire left up attend. the fire wiped out one of six california con door feeding stations but none of the 82 birds living the big sur area have been killed. our media partner, mercury news, reported the fire is burning eight miles away from three nests containing young chicks. wildlife rescuerers are prepared to pull them if necessary. >> the fire in yolo county has burned 5400-acres and is 35% contained. calfire tweeted a warning no flying drones near the fire. it causes a safety problem for air operations. the fires burning close to highway 128, which will cause traffic problems in the area this weekend. >>> a california gun rights group is suing after a legislative lawyer blocked a blog post which lists the addresses of lawmakers who recently supported gun control legislation. the "sacramento bee" reports the firearms policy coalition filed the federal lawsuit on friday on behalf of an unnamed member responsible for the post. the person vowed to keep the krafted posted until lawmakers vote to repeal the

that fire by the way started by an illegal campfire last month and changing direction again. >>> santa clara county workers back to work after eight days on the picket line, they walked off the job on august 3, and yesterday the workers voted overwhelmingly to approve the contract which does improve and includes a pay raise.>>> the superior court issued a statement following the approval of the new contract saying that "we are pleased that a mutual agreeable resolution has been achieved. the court is eager to move forward together and welcome the return of the workers tomorrow and to resume normal operation.">>> getting the community input on the process to recruit the next police chief, five meetings have been set, and discussing the characteristics and what they will want and the new police chief. coming up later this morning, we will talk about the san francisco police commissioner john marshall and we will have a list of the community meetings, dates times and location, and for more information go to mornings on 2 and click on the box.>>> a shooting in oakland over the weekend afte

i have an idea for a ring cookies, be prepared for deliciousness and gather around the campfire as the new flavors are announced. two s'mores flavors in january. one includes a crispy graham cookie double dipped in icing with a chocolate coating and a crunchy graham coating with chocolate and marshmallow filling. if january is too far off we have a snack food that sounds fishy. swedish fish oreos. >> yep, they're real. >> it is edition available at kroger and online. some youtube reviewers like them. >> that's a good cookie. >> others not so much. >> not good. >> limited edition oreos are one thing. limiting bubbly is another. blame the winners of races, championships and mimosa loving brunchers. there is a campaign shortage. >> set aside bubbly for the winter. champagne makers are prepared

it was started by an illegal campfire.son was killed fighting the fire. 57 homes have been destroyed, and two-thousand buildings are still threatened. over five thousand firefighters are working to control this fire. firefighters are also doing their best to save wildlife in the area. earlier this week a firefighter came across this little bird near the fire line. they rescued the bird and took it to the s-p-c-a where wildlife experts say he is doing much better. in addition to the birds, the s- p-c-a is sheltering all kinds of animals. cats, dogs, chickens and donkey's are just some of the 180 animals that are making the shelter their temporary home. the s-p-c-a says donations are extremely helpful in these situations and anything helps. >> marty:right now. an army of firefighters is battling both of those wildfires burning across california. this morning we are looking into why this fire season may be more of a challenge for them. kron-4's spencer blake is in palo alto with the latest on the progress firefighters are mak

cal fire officials announced an illegal campfire sparked that massive soberanes wildfire in monterey county. investigators say the campfire had been left unattended in an area of the state park not open to the public. prosecutors say whoever is responsible could face criminal charges if caught. a bulldozer operator from fresno county died while fighting that fire and 57 homes have been destroyed, 44,000 acres have burned so far and officials don't expect to have full containment until the end of the month. >>> now to news -- new development of the bus crash. the bus drifted off the road and hit a steel pole. 's liking -- slicing into the passenger compartment. this afternoon crews removed that pole and the c.h.p. and ntsb investigate how this crash happened. that bus was on highway 99 near the town of livingston where the charter bus was scheduled to make a stop to change drivers. the bus had come from mexico and made a stop in los angeles and was driving through the central valley on its way to washington state. as jesse gary reports, first responders encountered a very disturbing s

that fire is only 55% contained and was started july 22nd by an illegal campfire left unattended and has been spreading towards big sur. it may shut down a section of highway one this weekend. >>> there was a concern about dogs leaving an animal shelter after a pit bull attacked and killed another dog on the street the same day it was adopted. the seven-pound mal tees was killed by the 70-pound pit bull. it had no behavioral testing before it was released. the shelter's head veterinarian is worrying evacuations are not consistent. >> he would like to have the dog into a new home with no dings or dings that have been described and you know what you're getting. >> they have to do some kind of exam or some kind of psychology exam for dogs. but it's a pit bull. >> a similar situation happened last month. a very neegs man adopted a dog from the shelter and was malled the next day. >>> a new bill would ban accused sex offenders from playing pokemon go. the law will close a loophole that would allow sex offenders to bait children. >> state law sex offenders are not allowed to directly conta

it was started by an illegal campfire. >>> blessedly evacuation orders have been lifted for the clayton fire which is now 75% contained. and that was just updated minutes ago. the fire started last weekend and destroyed about 300 structures including 189 single- family dwellings. 40-year-old damin pashilk is charged with deliberately setting that clayton fire as well as other small fires. >>> are meteorologist mark tamayo -- our meteorologist mark tamayo is at the local hospital and has more. >> reporter: doctors have noticed more reports over the past day or so. people are smelling the smoky air. that was the case earlier today. the air quality is a big issue in the bay area right now. we will pan out and show you looking toward san francisco, this is what you would expect this time of year, the fog making a come back. but as you pan off to the east, you can see all of the haze across the valley locations. we have a weather pattern that trapped of the pollutants and the smoke which have been -- has been drifting into the bay area. you have been hearing about a little pull reports of fi

it all started as an illegal campfire left up attend. the fire wiped out one of six california con door feeding stations but none of the 82 birds living the big sur area have been killed. our media partner, mercury news, reported the fire is burning eight miles away from three nests containing young chicks. wildlife rescuerers are prepared to pull them if necessary. >> the fire in yolo county has burned 5400-acres and is 35% contained. calfire tweeted a warning no flying drones near the fire. it causes a safety problem for air operations. the fires burning close to highway 128, which will cause traffic problems in the area this weekend. >>> a california gun rights group is suing after a legislative lawyer blocked a blog post which lists the addresses of lawmakers who recently supported gun control legislation. the "sacramento bee" reports the firearms policy coalition filed the federal lawsuit on friday on behalf of an unnamed member responsible for the post. the person vowed to keep the krafted posted until lawmakers vote to repeal the

the fire started from an illegal campfire left unattended. >>> abc news learned a firefighter has been arrested for setting off a fire starting device out hiss neighbor's home. >> 32-year-old fire department paramedic joems james novello was arrested and charged with detonating a explosive device. source tell abc7 news he set off the bomb in a planner box in front of a neighbor's house on the 100 block of madrid street. this neighbor says she heard the explosion after she came home from work around 20k in the morning. elias cabrera lives across the street. >> a lot of neighbors around here. >> reporter: a police source tells us just after the explosion one resident saw the suspect standing outside his home. a search of his house, police say, turned up explosive materials. another neighbor, police say, reported that his home had been vandalized that same night and at least half dozen cars parked on the street near novella's home had their tires slashed. >> he put his car on there, and then somebody flats his tire. >> reporter: flat his tire? >> yeah. >> reporter: most neighbors don't wa

an illegal campfire is blamed for igniting the fire three weeks ago. >>> the man blamed for causing last year's devastating valley fire now claims a witness saw a suspicious vehicle in the area just before the flames broke out. the santa rosa press democrat reports the man filed legal papers demanding that calfire turn over evidence seized from his property. investigation found an out of cord electrical connection caused the fire. >>> to developing news in louisiana. rescue crews have saved more than 1,000 people frommed in waters. a storm system dumped the equivalent of four months monthf rain in one day. two people have died. here's the latest from louisiana. >> reporter: the rain just keeps coming. >> it's certainly not over. >> reporter: the flood waters keep rising. >> there are houses, everything in there, is destroyed. >> reporter: louisiana under siege, hundreds of rescues as emergency crews rush to bring everyone to safety. >> we have record levels of flooding along rivers and creeks. and because these are record floods, we don't know how wide the water is going to get in those

it wasn't a cigarette or a campfire... but a car that's to blame for a california wildfire. george says: "and the rim was ground right here. that much of it was actually missing, so she drove it for quite a distance." why the driver of the car didn't notice she was driving a car on fire. drugs to fight the zika virus... could already be on the market. what researchers have learned about three medicines... and what could keep them from being prescribed to zika patients. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next our free fox five app for the latest breaking news... weather... and traffic updates. i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they're bringing drugs, they're brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." get out! today former nevada first lady bonnie bryan died of leukemia. she was the wife of former governor and senator richard bryan. they were married f

officials believe the fire was caused by an illegal campfire. we now know what sparked a deadly fire that burned more than 76 thousand acres last year. "7-19 the investigation uncovered evidence that a residential electrical connection arced and ignited surrounding dry grass behind a home located on high valley road." " police say it was a faulty hot tub wire started the valley fire-- it was third most destructive wildfire in the state's history. four people were killed. and almost two- thousand structures were destroyed... the cost to extinguish the blaze-- was nearly 57-million-dollars. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones still a lot of atmosphere thursday morning that is expected to allow for some cloud development. as the day wears on drier air will begin to move in. high pressure will begin to build friday and through the weekend driving above normal starting sunday. the uv index for thursday is 10 or very high. in less than three will be back in the classroom. a few lucky teachers got to prep for the new school year with a school sup

the fire destroyed 57 homes and caused the death of one man >>> an illegal campfire had been abandoned and authorities want to find the person who started that. more than 44,000 acres have san francisco. >>> the annual monsoon season is swamping arizona. flash floods forced the close of one interstate yesterday because of stuck cars and trues. thousands lost power. there were multiple water rescues. some areas of phoenix got hit with 2 inches of rain in just an hour. drier air moves in on thursday. >>> forecasters say tropical storm earl is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before it makes landfall. the storm is threatening to honduras. at least six people were killed in the dominican republic and they're making storm preparations now in jamaica. >>> there's no word on a time line for the findings of a new vatican commission that is studying whether women can be deacons. pope francis appointed the commission made up of six men and six women including priest, nuns and lay women. married men can be deacons and they can preside at weddings, baptisms and funerals. historians point ou

. >>> an illegal campfire started the deadly wildfire in the big sur area. the fire has now consumed more than 40,000 acres and destroyed 57 homes. thousands of firefighter flames. a bulldozer operator was killed but his equipment overturned. while fighting the fire. we're not quite as dry as california but dry enough. you need to be careful with those flames out there if you're camping or anything, a bonfire in the summertime and dry again tonight under clear skies after rain earlier today. beautiful-looking sky and my friend alex sent this in. it says shiri told them it would be a good night to shoot and she deserve as raise. perhaps. but i don't think so, alex. right now in the 60s just about everywhere across southern new england under mostly clear skies. lunchtime temperatures tomorrow, it will be in the 70s for the highs because a sea breeze will develop. plenty of sunshine. a few towns will get to 80. the vineyard is only 75. dry day out there, nice day to be at beach, cape cod generally tian tianton at yao. low to mid-80s for hey temperatures tomorro

they said, that it was in illegal campfire that sparked the fire and that was 13 days ago. more than 60,000 acres have burned and 57 homes have been destroyed in that area. >>> crews are getting the upper hand on the cold fire at the southern end of lake berryessa, that fires 80% contained in full containment is expected by tomorrow. the fire started a week ago and has burned 5700 acres the cause about fire remains under investigation. >>> students will be heading back to class. some students are all ready on campus in trying to figure out how to pay for school. because a computer glitch has created a backlog of problems affecting 7000 applications for financial aid. uc davis officials say 90% of those applications have been processed. >> a few remaining students there will be financial aid packages available late fees will be waived they will be taken care of. >> students who still have questions are being told to go to the financial aid website. >>> it turns out that twitter doesn't need all of the space that it has. they told the chronicle, that is offering more than 183