structures are threatened along creek canyon road. nonblack, come on and not in clayton fire crews from the way their turn as much manpower as the can on this fire we are told this could take hours to put out to. they're expecting it's going to take hours because the helicopter polls show you can see the train were dealing with here. lots of dry grasses, lots of trees it's been a very hot day in contra costa county. this is a bit of an issue for firefighters. i do have jim crawford was called fire back in the phone now. jim what you learn in the last 15 minutes? >> it's still 50 a. i don't have a whole lot of new of formation. >> they are attacking the fire as we speak >> actually a bit on the fire for 35 minutes or so i know the contra costa county and sonoma valley have been there that long as well. >> alright share we of lost our picture there again thank you for updating that force will bring the this on this developing story as we get it. pam. >> i'm here with jacqueline is monitoring the temperatures of all of this heat let's st

that would have delivered a message down into the canyon. i imagined people all over the four corners all facing the same direction at the same moment, maybe this didn't happen. everything is conjecture out there, but you know something was going on. how much do you want to know? when i saw that granary up in the cliff, i wanted to know what was inside of it. i thought i could easily break the seal around this stone. i had a good knife with me. it would be very easy to cut a square around it and just pop that stone out and i would see what's inside of a granary, what these people left behind. it was something for their survival, something that they could return to, something very important. i spent years going through museum collections and opening up drawers in the basement of the peabody and the american museum of natural history where you are going through masses of artifacts, the striking black on white pottery of the anastazi, what is in this place? but the granary was not mine to open, it was left by other people, a stockpile waiting f

and the arch leads down into a canyon that opens up and you go up a side canyon into this little alcove where a piece of the ceiling has fallen just slightly. and i found this place. the first time i found this was on the 27th day of a back pack and i got up to this spot and i took my hat off and i stuck my head in the crack, which is something that i do frequently out there, because i know every once in a while you're going it see something back inside one of these cracks. and back in this crack there was a basket about 1500 years old that had been turned upside down so it wouldn't collect anything and it was way back down in the crack so that no light or wind would touch it. and it was in perfect condition. you could put it on your kitchen table. you could put apples in it. and as far as i know, it's still there except for that piece which we went on this trip to collect a piece for radio carbon dating, a federal archeologist in southern utah had asked us to pick up one piece of it to bring out. so that part of the basket is missing. there are artifacts everywhere. they stand out. thi

wildfire off creek canyon road in contra costa county.ot of dry grass and brush fuelling the blaze but, no structures are threatened. this video was taken not long ago and you can see how the fires still burning through the bushes and trees in that area the fortunately the winds are light however, the temperatures are high. jacqueline is here now to tell us about the weather conditions. >> damn hot and dry out there temperatures to 100 degrees were the fires burning but thankfully the winds not too terribly strong out there. 9 mi. an hour winds consistently of the north or northeast blowing either directly toward black hawk or coming down in this direction because the winter so light the fire will not spread is easy in that regard but there's so much dry brush and you will run this area because of the hot and dry conditions. it's not only here it's everywhere through the bay area this afternoon. look of this place is the top hundred degrees nearly every single locations except for open, except for san francisco in pacifica. san francisco

curry canyon, forgive me.we do not know how this fire started but we do know that more than 100 acres have burned. we did speak with an official from calfire who detailed a long list of resources dedicated to fighting this fire. most of these resources coming from the air, as you can tell by looking at this picture, the terrain there is very difficult. perhaps a the air is the best way for them to get a handle on this. >> burned 100 acres. there are some buildings in the area and it's not clear whether any of them are threatened. there may be the possibility that some of them are threatened. there you see one of the air drops. we were talking to a gentleman, mr. mcgever he was telling us that among other things they have two helicopters working to fight these flames. four bulldozers, 20 engines and four air strikers are on route. when you look at these pictures, you don't see very many people on the ground there. part of the reason is that this fire is spread over 100 acres. this is very difficult terrain. the

the owner of the home says the topographer it landed here helps keep the flames that they the canyon winds a historical blow the flames away from the area where the homes are. the property owner says and all the years she's been here fire has never reached home or morgan territory road. >> the looking to get a hundred percent contained and that the fall premiere run the fire tomorrow night to read their opening to the fire out in the next several days. reporting news. >> which you know we will have the very latest developments on the mount diablo fire through this newscast. >> evening commute on bart was a nightmare yesterday the computers that control the train to overheated and the train system wide or 20 to 25 minutes late trading kron 4 jeff bush wrote those trains today to seal parts during today. >>this was the scene for the monday evening commute, lined up in a busy embarcadero station waiting for the train. when it did show up it was packed. as of today bart said they think they have it under control but that has more to do with the fact that it's cooler today then yesterday'

anne makovec at curry canyon for us. and what's happening, the latest this hour? >> reporter: well, they need to finish their line around the fire and make sure there are no hot spots within that zone. the fire camp is still set up behind me on curry canyon as you can see but most of the smoke has cleared. that helicopter has been going up and dropping water on parts of the fire as they continue their circle around the curry fire near mt. diablo state park. as the curry fire continues to burn nearby, robert is checking in on his neighbors. >> just checking that the cattle have water. they are all excited. >> reporter: he says their owner voluntarily evacuated her property on curry canyon road when the fire broke out late yesterday afternoon near mt. diablo state park. since then, hundreds of firefighters have been trucked in to get the 375-acre fire under control, moving from 50 to 80% containment overnight. >> the same vegetation that at 4:00 yesterday had a 5-foot flame on it once that humidity comes in now it's 1 foot to almost no flames. overnight it's one of

we're in the 15 machine -- 1500 block of american canyon rod.one did record seeing 30 people running from the area when police showed up. no one was hurt and the arrests have been peaceful. the situation is wam down. -- calm now. they're not in an intense standoff. everyone has been rounded up, they're writing them tickets and releasing them. we can still hear some roosters in there crowing. live from american canyon abc-7 news. >> night market returns to san francisco's china continue for the first time in three years. in 2009, san francisco pulled its funding in part because of convicted gang leader was appointed to run the event. raymond chow known as shrimp boy, has served time for racketeering, but he said he was reformed. the mayor has concerns about church the event is being run using funds from the chinatown neighborhood association and will be run by the unite health care workers union. >> the u.s. park service is imposing an 11:00 keir -- curfew on beach fires. they want to ensure a clean and safe experience for the public. they are es

pg&e is out there near curry canyon road mt. diablo so we are going to keep an eye on that but it is growing. it's 100 acres and we have potential to go up to 500 acres. >>> wildfires burning near bakersfield. this is a town where evacuation are under way there. fire is threatening homes. high winds are contributing to the flames. so far 750 acres have burned near bakersfield. the town of lebick. >>> other news tonight the driver of an suv doesn't know what happened. the car just seemed to shut down, she lost control, and plowed into a group of people standing near a bus stop. don knapp takes us to the scene at san bruno and arleta avenues in visitacion valley. >> reporter: an apparently runaway vehicle a ford explorer suv rolled down san bruno avenue towards bayshore left of center and slammed into a group of people on the sidewalk. >> the vehicle lost power and the driver was a 24-year-old woman, was not able to control the vehicle. she wasn't able to brake. the vehicle crossed the street and hit pedestrians at a bus stop. the

attracts many rock climbers they can make their own route among the rocks canyons and mountain tops up to four thousand. in spring time the weather here can change several times. is slowly coming to life. the first flowers to welcome the warmth of spring. grass. the alligator gorge river is the reserves main. water is only just beginning to flood its wide bed. in early spring people used the river to get to the rocky range where a cave. is situated along a tributary of the larger river nature reserve staff. existence by chance. where. we had not been aware of its systems for ten years when locals told us about it they said sheep being sheltered in the caves first tunnel when we first came here we did see tracks left by sheep yes that's right i remember the first time i came here we did see tracks left by sheep. the cave extends for more than a kilometer several years. central chamber. walls are covered in drip stones tights and. the north. the ground they represent the redbook species. and the horseshoe nosed bad more than two thousand bats gather here in the winter they cuddle togethe

you can see it hanging in the canyon off curry canyon road here behind me.hters did get some help overnight from high humidity in from the bay allowing firefighters to get closer to the flames. it is 80% contained this morning. 375 acres have burned near morgan territory road and curry canyon, close to again the state park. there were no visitors in the park at the time. they will send up three helicopters to help fight this fire at 9:00 a.m. the fire is burning already for almost 16 hours. no homes or buildings have burned. that's the good news. one firefighter was injured. it was an ankle injury because the steep terrain around here is causing a lot of tripping hazards but everyone is okay. >> thank you. that's good news. anne makovec covering the curry fire on mt. diablo. we'll follow it throughout the morning and you can bet if anything changes, we'll cut into programming. >>> we have traffic and weather in just a moment. stay with us. [ female announcer ] jcp cash is on the spot savings. earn ten dollars off on the spot when you spend twenty five! wow!

on the east side of mount diablo on curried canyon road.are structures threatened but no evacuation orders have been placed. will tran has been live on the scene watching what firefighters have been working with. >> mark there is some haze in the are you can smell it even though we are several miles away is on the other side of the rich. i want a show you what it looks like as you loo drive to e fire. it is probably drier than that on curry canyon road. 90 minutes ago these are some cal fire trucks 200 firefighters from all over the state are battling the fire they just had a change of shift. as we went deeper into curried canyon road this is video of the hillside where a fire raged through they didn't deal with members over night because there was so little wind amended it went up and in made progress. they were at 50 percent going into night. coming out this morning at 80%. it was perfect for them to make somewhat progress. here is the spokesman commenting on humanity. >> just a bit of moisture in the air reduces potential for the fire to

in curry canyon, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> well, a san jose dmv office is back open after being closed for most of the day because of computer meltdown. the state closed the alma office for technical upgrades. this is after a computer problem caused major headaches the past two days. meantime, a reminder for you, all dmv offices will be closed statewide on friday, which is designated as a worker furlough day because of state budget. >>> hundreds of people spent today under the sun waiting in line. there ain't no use sitting wondering why. specific rules bob dylan fans had to follow just to see tonight's show. >> made a lot of errors in my life and that's something i'm going to have to live with. >> we have heard from tiger. now for the first time his ex- wife speaking out about his sex scandal. >>> boards versus boats. competition about to get under way on the bay and the change that just took place. people had to wait,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> might be hard for some people to believe, but there was once a time when you actually had to stand and wait in line to buy a concert ticket. fans who

. >> reporter: the grand canyon gets about 4.5 million visitors a year from all over.s those visitors come laden with technology. the young woman from france with her iphone. the guy from japan balancing video and still camera. and plenty of americans eager to share their pictures with folks back home. using this state of the art smart phone, i can shoot stills, i can shoot video, i can facebook, i can twitter, i can phone a friend. i can use gps to find out where i am at all times. and if i get so absorbed in this gadget i forget the basics of safety, i can get in a lot of trouble. just ask kathy hayes, whose brother-in-law donald spotted a bison in yellowstone. kathy, sensing the perfect youtube moment, followed and started rolling. >> look at the shot of donald getting gored by the buffalo. >> reporter: when the bison got angry and charged, it was kathy, not donald, it went after. >> it was a traumatic experience, so, yeah, don't do what i did. be smart, people. >> you want to stay away from the animals here. >> reporter: ranger ken phillips runs emergency services

joe vazquez is near the fire this curry canyon. joe, what's the latest? . >> reporter: the fire is about a mile back that direction, in curry canyon, about 250 firefighters aren the scene right now. they have moved us back this direction for our safety. right now, about 200 acres are burning, the fire is about 5% contained, but given the calm winds out here firefighters believe they do have a handle on it and they believe they have it surrounded. you could see the smoke from most of the east bay. the fire started around 4:00 near the last house down curry canyon road near clayton on the east slope of mount deab employee. this is a sparsely populated area that has more cows and horses than people. the fire is mostly burning up vegetation, grass, and bushes. it spread quickly at first because a downed power line initially kept firefighters from getting the scene. pg&e had to come out and secure the line before firefighters could get past it. after that firefighters were able to quickly begin battling flames. a calm wind helped them surround the fire within

this thing started incurry canyon.he possible cause of the fire, a downed power line across the road which kept fire trucks from getting to the scene. a home was threatened for a while. so was a massive power line. both were saved. >> what we call light fuel areas. once we get further to the hills, notice a lot of brush and trees and timber. right now the fire's involved in the timber areas where the crews are but thing back fires in place. >> battalion chief martin telling me they did stop the trucks from getting in immediately but they've got six air tankers and three helicopters hitting this fire in the first hour. and he says had that not happened, this thing could have burned 1215 acres. that downed power line is certainly a suspect. we know the firefighters are out here. 200 have been fighting this fire overnight setting back fires and knocking down the fire as best they can. the latest numbers, 80% contained. conditions are favorable. they do not expect much in the way of wind today. they don't think it's going

. >> joe vazquez is near the fire in curry canyon right now. joe? >> reporter: there are about 250 firefighters on the scene right now. they are keeping us back some distance here because they say they want to keep us safe. now within the hour we have just received updated numbers. they are now saying 375 acres have burned out here and they have it about 50% contained. you could see the smoke from most of the east bay. the fire started around 4:00 near the last house down curry canyon road near clayton on the east slope of mount deab employee. this is a sparsely populated area that has more cows and horses than people. the fire is mostly burning up vegetation, grass and pushes. it spread quickly at first because a downed power line initially kept firefighters from getting to the scene. pg&e had to come out and secure the power line before those firefighters could get past it. after that firefighters were able to quickly begin battling flames. a calm wind helped them surround the fire within a few hours. >> there was one immediate threat to one home

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this is near morgan territory road and curry canyon. and it's much cooler now, obviously, than it was yesterday afternoon, when this broke out. this is in a remote area, but it did initially threaten at least one or more homes, but at least 200 firefighters jumped on this immediately, as people who could see the large plume of smoke watched quite nervously. and they're not sure, this morning, firefighters, exactly how it started, but they're looking at the possibility of perhaps a downed power line. we should mention that there was one injury to a firefighter. he stepped in a hole and twisted his ankle. firefighters are telling me this is 50% contained, about 375 acres burned and they hope to have it fully contained some time today. reporting live in contra costra county, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, christie. >>> we have developing news and some tragic news just coming into the newsroom this morning. a train hit a school bus, killing at least eight children. and scott mcgrew has been working details on thi

this looks like a canyon on that whole side of the property line. he offered up on all three properties and i thought that that was a very nice change. they did not change the height of the building. what they did change was a wing that was added. they did not lower them. the building has 10 ft stories and floors and we asked them to drop the height of the floors for the looming quality and they will reduce this. this has a 19 foot height. these are 21 or 22 in height and trying to bring it down to 19 would bring it down to some of the canyon creations. >> they have accommodated the setbacks and this is a little confusing. >> there's nothing in the current plan that you were shown, this was in the negotiations in february. >> was this in the plans? >> they are not. this is part of the conditions. >> maybe i can talk to the project sponsor because i'm confused about what we have. the request years have said, i am trying to look at the pictures, there is a 3 foot setback. is this part of our plans? >> the current plans to not have 3 foot and this is m

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in an area on curry canyon road near morgan territory road on the southwest side of mount diablo. >> and go ahead. >> yes. it's i know it well. it's rugged back there. how difficult is it to reach? and how much is the heat playing in this? >> this is heat playing a big role in it wex do have additional resources. and in addition, as far as access in location where the fire started at it's around homes so there is probably good trail or road to get to. >> and about those homes we're wondering how many homes under danger. >> the air tank officer over the fire just says there are home tread. >> that would be a priority then for your air and ground fight? >> and our biggest concern is trying to get and that is why i didn't get much information. it's been busy working with air tankers. >> which way is the wind pushing? which way is it head something. >> it's probably, this is probably a little bit guessing on this. it's going uphill towards mount diablo. as far as the town of clayton this is not currently threatened. >> chief, thank you very much on that. we'll check back with you later o

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officers converged on land near american canyon. 40 people were cited and released for being spectators. drugs and fire arms were found at the scene. deputies recovered two dead birds. the owner of the property was taken away and being questioned by investigators. >> we found approximately 65 at the light end to maybe 80 gentlemen viewing and participating in an active cock fight in a makeshift arena. >> for a brief time the highway patrol had to shut down american canyon road because so many of the spectators were running away. investigators are still collecting evidence at the scene tonight. >>> a grass fire burned along 280 in san jose this evening. turned out to be a distraction to drivers than a real danger. the fire started near story road. flames came close to a school bus yard but eventually they stopped shot. no one was injured. >>> some of the 49 san jose laid off firefighters could be going back to work. the city and the union couldn't agree. tomorrow the union is expected plans to accept deeper cuts. they hope it will reverse the tide of layoffs and keep four fire companies

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it broke out near curry canyon road yesterday afternoon. one time threat -- threatened a home but it was saved. fire crews got some relief with the wind dying down and humidity going up. >> the first challenge firefighters faced though yesterday was a downed power line. >> grass, brush, trees and terrain with the hills becomes tripping hazards and safety concerns with the firefighters especially with fallen trees and stuff like that. >> i misspoke when i said no one was injured. there was one firefighter who suffered a sprained ankle on the job yesterday. investigators still trying to figure out if the power line started the fire. >>> it is still warm out there but not quite as hot today. record high temperatures all over the bay area yesterday though. triple digits very common in the east bay. heat may have kept some people away from the farmer's market in concord but farmers say it's good for the crops. nobody at the waterworld california because the park is now only open on weekends. school is back in session. that's why. >> it was if yo

you see the smoke here this virus is in some thick vegetation along creek canyon road. they had to helicopters all that up through the day, water in this area. mostly hitting some hot spots because there aren't any big plans. they're dealing with steep terrain and that's made it harder firefighters who can even track in the water at the pump up the hillside. this vegetation they also have to deal with the six snakes, tarantulas. on top of that extreme heat take a listen with cal train or cal fire had to say about the current challenges. >> the challenge today will still remain the heat in the rugged terrain. the hierarchy go the seven men sometimes your more exposed to the sun. it's hard to stay hydrated. you'd like you're so much water so in some instances we a people were cutting in line stripy one firefighter at of tanned was assigned to go up and down the hill to get extra water. >> can even bring in bulldozers because the roads are so small so that means to try to contain the fire with hand crews. that's of slowing down a little bit. it's a 375 a. they have 200 fir

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. >>> the alameda county sheriff's department is working to identify a body found in nile's canyon today. investigators say the decomposed body was discovered in a hidden area along the side of nile canyon road about a mile east of hesperian boulevard. they will rely on dna and dental records to make an identification. the body is that of a victim of a cold case murder in the area. >>> family and friends of a 13- year-old boy are planning a candlelight vigil tonight after the teen was shot and killed last night. the teen was a stand out student athlete getting ready to begin high school. ktvu's john sasaki joins joins us now in oakland with the story. >> reporter: in about two hour, people will gather for jamin clark, that is the spot where the 13-year-old died last night after being shot in the head. >> i heard people screaming. so i looked outside the window and the guy was like laying down. >> reporter: it was just before 9:30 that jamin was walking to get some gas for a friend's car. that's when someone opened fire. >> right know we don't have a motive for this shooting that's why we

at least in theory, at the new constitution should bring accountability to the dirty world of canyon -- kenyan politics. and canyons should have more of a say as to another country -- kenyans should have more of a say as to how their country is run. >> they are involved and governance. -- and governance. it can change things. >> but there are two sides. but the stronghold for the no campaign is in at this valley. for a while it looked like the constitution would sail through, but then the no camp picked up momentum. the are leaving nothing to chance. the new constitution proposes of land commission to investigate who owns what lance and whether it was acquired legally. many are worried that this could trigger more clashes. >> in a country -- [unintelligible] this is a very serious land claim issue. there will actually give constitutional backing to some of those claims. >> this is the breadbasket of kenya. daniel has farmed here for generations, harvesting his -- farm here for generations. harvesting his latest crop, he tells me what he is opposed to the new constitution. >> this for

the remains were hidden off of the canyon road a mile from mission beneficial. they tell us the victim is 27- year-old lopez from east palo alto. he went missing after going to buy marijuana. a tip from a person now under arrest led them to the body. >>> oakland police are asking if are public's help to find the person responsible for shooting and killing a 13-year- old boy. it happened at 9:30 last night in the 6100 block of hancock avenue. he was walking with a friend to get gas. someone walked up and shot him in the head. he attended brick middle school and the speculation the shooting was a result of a conflict with another student there. the family membered he was an outstanding athlete. >>> >> he was fun. he was out going, he liked to play football, run track, he was excited about the first year of high school. a freshman, just turning 14. >> and clark would of entered skyline high next week. anyone with information about this case is asked to contact oakland police. >>> across the bay san francisco police are asking for help in finding a suspect from an a

. >> the cockfight was happening on the american canyon road but it was hidden at the end of a driveway. someone called the police. >> we found approximately 65 at the light end, to maybe 80 gentlemen viewing a and are pace -- participating in an active cockfight. >> when the crowd saw the officers, it broke up. dozens of men took off running but police were read. >> we had assistant from the california highway patrol. >> a total 34 men were arrested. some on the run, some inside. they were cited and released. >> would you mind telling us what happened? >> reporter: as they left the property, no one wanted to comment. many of them shielded their faces when they saw our camera. the landowner was hauled away in the back of a police car, and he is in jail tonight. inside, police say they found 50 live roosters, and two dead ones. felony charges are still possible, including animal cruelty. >> anytime you're dealing with animal cruelty, it's a pretty sensitive subject with almost any area, and i know that we take that serious. >> there were so many men running from the scene, they actually