the concern was the canyon up there. is that still the issue?reporter: it is something they want to protect. more investigators and firefighters coming through right now. we have seen seven our eight trucks and, at least, 40 firefighters go up. these helicopters have continued to go back and forth. they have the ponds, they are gathering the water and have four helicopters and rotating back and forth. we have seen show up in the past 15 minutes or so, two air tankers. they have the one that is flying up above and working as an air traffic control for all of these aircraft that are helping to fight these fires. we have also seen cal fire crews come back from alum rock park and go around to assist up near lari lariat lane and that is where those two homes we showed you, those are the homes that burned in this fire. we saw smoke around 4:00 and it moved very, very quickly. right now in that neighborhood from our vantage point it looks like things are calming down a bit. we have seen some firefighters wetting down the homes that have burned. there a

the victims, a family and their friends, were in a canyon north of phoenix.before a six-foot wall of water crashed down on them. some bodies were found two miles down river. four people were rescued. >>> this week o.j. simpson will appear before a nevada parole board nearly nine years into a 33-year sentence for armed robbery. it's a legal drama drawing a lot of media attention. here's tony dokoupil. >> i have not had any incidents despite all the stories in the tabloids and everything. >> reporter: o.j. simpson has pitched himself as a model inmate. evading trouble like tacklers on his way to the football hall of fame. >> i gave them my word i would try to be or would be the best prisoner they've ever had here. >> reporter: in 2013 simpson won parole on a portion of his charges stemming from a bungled robbery. thursday he'll be eligible to win parole outright. >> i'm just sorry that all of this had to happen. >> reporter: the crime that put simpson behind bars has origins first kicked off his trial for allegedly killing nicole brown simpson and ron goldman.

it had been blocking the highway south of pfeiffer canyon.hat portion of road had been closed for months after winter storms. but highway 1 is still closed at the washed out pfeiffer canyon bridge and near salmon creek. that's the site of another mudslide. >>> time now 4:46. let's check weather. >> some of the most beautiful real estate in the entire world there. >> the world! >> the world. and the universe. it is just glorious if you ever have the opportunity to drive it or cycle it, it's amazing. it's socked in this morning along the big sur coast and the monterey bay coast and also right here locally. in fact, it's an enhanced marine layer. hi, everybody! let's get to it. right now, our live weather camera atop the transamerica pyramid. we're looking due east -- [ foghorn sound effect ] >> oh!! love me some foghorn. you know, yesterday i had someone walk up to me and said, i want a little cowbell. [ foghorn sound effect ] >> along with our foghorn, we have ourselves a band and we'd have to dance! the winds have been picking up. it's an ons

it would rename 680 between bollinger canyon road and crow canyon road in smith's honor. >> surfers aroundorld paid tribute to the late surfing icon jack o'neal. he invented the wet suit. he passed away last months and hundreds of surfers joined a paddle out yesterday in his honor. it's where he lived. >> he's a legend. he made surfing what it is today. to honor him with going out in front of his house and just remembering him out in the water that he used to surf is like a huge honor to participate in. >> organizers say they managed to break the world record for the largest paddle out. >>> well, it is not easy to win the lottery once. what about winning twice? rosa, tell us your secrets. this 19-year-old did exactly that in less than a week. she bought a scratch-off ticket on the road last month. she won the top prize of just over $500,000. then a few days later, she decided i'm going to buy another scratch-off ticket near her house. that one turned out to be worth $100,000. goodness gracious. >> they're not the fastest animals in the world, but some turtles proved they can kick it into h

shell canyon, in the big horn mountain. >> rough, rugged, horrid terrain. of all the wrong ways she could have gone, it would have been the worst. >> reporter: she combed shell canyon back and forth in the growing dark. nothing. >> and all that time i kept thinking, why didn't i give her that hug? why dine give her that hug? i'd have given anything just to give her one hug. >> reporter: the setting sun in montana and wyoming, it can be a glorious thing. that evening for nine discouraged pilots it was terrifying. of course, they were entirely unaware of the disaster and the drama they didn't see on the ground. >>> coming up -- that ground was here. a forbidden back country, rife with danger. >> it puts that eerie a feeling in your body, makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck. >> but this hunter seeing something even more troubling in the sky. >> so the plane is flying right into a trap? >> yep. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for yo

they have been identified as tan nguyen of san jose and marc tran of american canyon.were both arrested. ( tiffany ) the white house has confirmed that president trump and russian president vladimir putin spoke for a second time at the g-20 summit... in a previously undisclosed meeting. this was in addition to their scheduled two hour meeting earlier at the summit. the white house says the two spoke for about an hour but have not said what the two world leaders discussed. ( tiffany ) special investigator robert mueller says he will now begin looking into the meeting between donald trump junior and a russian lawyer. a lawyer for one of the people at the meeting says he will answer questions for mueller's investigation. eight people attended this meeting between the president's son and the russian lawyer who was offering damaging information on the clinton campaign. the white house claims nothing came out of that meeting. ( darya ) skeletal remains found by a hiker in moraga belong to a man who was reported missing nearly 20 years ago. a d-n-a lab in richmond confirmed y

still people who live across the canyon are watching the flames with great concern. >> we are seeing a lot of smoke and flames. we are very concerned. with all the brush in the hills it is very scary. >> reporter: firefighters say the flames have consumed three acres. no homes are structures have burned. now it is burning south of garrett farm stables. a lot of horses in the area but they are fine. firefighters tell me that has been extremely limited because of the power lines in the area. firefighters are up against several challenges. it is 86 degrees, low humidity, steep terrain and thick brush. firefighters ask that you not come out here and check out the fire and stay off the roads. they are going to be bringing in a lot of dozers here to cut a line and no evacuations have been ordered and no homes threatened at this moment. reporting live in saratoga marianne favro. >> thank you. this is happening in the hills above saratoga. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what are we dealing now in terms of temperature and the wind direction. >> temperatures are in the upper

we want to show you a map here, near the redwood canyon golf course. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is nearby on redwood road. amy. >> reporter: hi, jessica. yeah, it took emergency crews 3 1/2 hours to locate the body. then we finally heard them confirm over the radio that they had found him. >> we located him. >> we located the patient. >> confirm. he's dead. >> the man's body was found at 10:00 last night. the call had come in from a hiker at 6:30. the body was near the redwood canyon golf course in castro valley in a very remote area of heavy brush, they said. in the anthony chabot regional park. east bay regional park district police are handling the investigation. at this point, they don't know who this man is or what happened to him. the coroner will start the work today of identifying him and figuring out how he died. they say he was found in heavy brush. it was very difficult to get to. they haven't said how laungs they think he was there. reporting live in castro valley, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning in the

all of this through arizona now they are settling into their new home in the grand canyon deer farm. >> eat sleep and plate that is the living these baby deer rescued from the goodwin fire enjoyed after moving full-time to the grand canyon deer farm on monday. the co-owner of the farm says that they did not mind the extra space or new roommates. >> they took over. >> the four have quite a following on social media where they keep fans updated but they are not popular with the soon- to-be mom in the main herd. >> they are getting so close to having their own that they get protective and chased the little girl off so we decided it wasn't safe. safety first. >> animal protection is something these animal lovers are all about. their visit was planned a year ago. it is junior zookeepers to see the little ones. >> it was really fun. >> a major coincidence, their dad is a firefighter and these are now alive thanks to firefighters. >> if you come to see them never taken for granted because they are amazing creatures. >> forming a bond and memories they will cherish for life. >> the baby deer

this support in american canyon. a lot of debris in the area but the bigger issue is apparently trucks have arrived to help right that rig. you can see that there was some damage to part of that external wall there and so they probably had to offload and that this is where all the activity is going on. we'll show you northbound 29 now completely closed and that's the reason for the breaking news. the sig alert situation there alocal reroute to interstate-80 and take highway 12. it's a longer route but it's all clear of any of those incidents going to american canyon heading up toward napa. i just learned of this debris west 580 may be across all lanes i'm stilling any up datsds but one person says there's a lot of debris there. the waze shows you no problems for the south bay and helps you towards alma down valley toward mountain view we'll track changes throughout the morning on waze and this will update with you on the phone just join nbc area wazers, that's your team, back to you. >>> thanks, mike. >>> we are spea

the boat's crew was fishing about 150 miles off the coast near hudson canyon saturday. new jersey officials say this shark is the biggest catch in the state's history. hudson canyon is populated by a number of large fish and has been the site of many record catches. that's big. chelsea is going to join us now to take a look at the forecast and also we've had a lot of this rain that's kind of making its way through the area. >> that's right more severe storms and things have settled down. delaware communities and neighborhoods and down into south jersey we are tracking more storms. this is the same line that pushed through center city earlier this evening and we have some severe thunderstorm warnings at this hour including atlantic county, cumberland, kent and salem counties. this is until 11:30 and the main thing we're dealing with here, 60 mile per hour wind gusts. also you can see plenty of lightning and torrential downpours across the region. we're dealing with torrential downpours located just east of route 13, east of dover into delaware on up towards bridgeton in

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family group of 14 people were in the creek when a wall of debris-filled water swept through the canyon. >> normally it's just a trickle of a creek, but during the monsoon season, it can go from a foot deep to ten feet deep in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: you can see people there clinging to a tree in the rushing waters. video captured by someone who tried to rescue some people in the water. >> we looked down, somebody in a tree, guy in a tree holding his two-year-old daughter. >> reporter: authorities say a fire just weeks ago cleared the area around the creek of vegetation. yesterday afternoon, rolled off the surrounding hills, turning into a deadly wall of water. among the nine dead, at least three children. four others rescued by helicopter, and rushed to a hospital. >> if he sees anything, he's going to holler. >> reporter: tonight more than 40 rescuers are still searching the river banks for a 13-year-old boy. meanwhile in the midwest, unprecedented flooding with thousands of homes underwater after days of severe storms. officials in illinois say close to 7,000 structures are

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wildfirethis was the scene just after 4:30 tuesday afternoon when the fire broke out in the steep canyon just above lariat lane. san jose fire crews battled the fast moving flames on the ground while calfire joined the fight with helicopters dropping water and fire retardant from above. it was hot and windy and an abundance of waist high, bone dry grass made for extremely erratic fire behavior says san jose fire captain brad cloutier. capt.brad cloutier/san jose fire".....the fuels are dry because of all the winter rain and the winds were also a factor, creating a very dynamic fire behavior. sometimes the fire would jump from one area to another and that presented a real challenge for crews to stay out ahead of it...." 24 hours later, you can see how the fire scorched about 120 acres, burning down the canyon and into alum rock park, which is closed indefinitely as crews continue to mop up hot spots and make sure there are no hidden embers that could rekindle a fire in the hot days ahead. the main casualty of the latest fire to strike the east san jose foothills is this house on lariat la

they have been identified as tan nguyen of san jose and marc tran of american canyon.h arrested. ( darya ) the white house has confirmed that president trump and russian president vladimir putin spoke for a second time at the g-20 summit... in a previously undisclosed meeting. this was in addition to their scheduled two hour meeting earlier at the summit. the white house says the two spoke for about an hour but have not said what the two world leaders discussed. ( darya ) special investigator robert mueller says he will now begin looking into the meeting between donald trump junior and a russian lawyer. a lawyer for one of the people at the meeting says he will answer questions for mueller's investigation. eight people attended this meeting between the president's son and the russian lawyer who was offering damaging information on the clinton campaign. the white house claims nothing came out of that meeting. ( tiffany ) new this morning... part of highway one, south of big sur and pfeiffer canyon is back open this morning... a months- old landslide on highway one was t

the boat's crew was fishing about 150 miles off the coast near hudson canyon saturday. new jersey officials say this shark is the biggest catch in the state's history. hudson canyon is populated by a number of large fish and has been the site of many record catches. that's big. chelsea is going to join us now to take a look at the forecast and also we've had a lot of this rain that's kind of making its way through the area. >> that's right more severe storms and things have settled down. delaware communities and neighborhoods and down into south jersey we are tracking more storms. this is the same line that pushed through center city earlier this evening and we have some severe thunderstorm warnings at this hour including atlantic county, cumberland, kent and salem counties. this is until 11:30 and the main thing we're dealing with here, 60 mile per hour wind gusts. also you can see plenty of lightning and torrential downpours across the region. we're dealing with torrential downpours located just east of route 13, east of dover into delaware on up towards bridgeton in

here's the story from glen canyon park. >> reporter: a nonprofit that works to protect native carnivores says feeding wild life is never the right thing to do. >> there are people in these neighborhoods who really like having coyotes around and think they're helping, but in fact they're absolutely not helping at all. >> reporter: it was near this area in glen canyon park where a woman found what she thought was a large amount of chicken. she wanted to alert others in case someone was trying to poison animals. whether you want to provide food for them or try to poison them, you're not doing the environment a favor, and doing more harm than good. >> even if you get the particular species that you're trying to poison, other critters will dine on them, and it goes all the way up through the ecosystem. >> reporter: the woman that found the chicken called 311, and they notified park patrol, but by the time they got there, they couldn't find the chicken, so we don't know if it was poisoned or not. >>> tonight we're getting a look at a tiny implant that could replace the company identification.

she says she was caught completely off guard, this is niles canyon.. part of fremont that is known for being generally very accepting and inclusive.the victim and her family have owned the shop for seventeen years and say in all that time. they haven't experienced anything quite like this. rae steckler-homorody says the encounter left her shaken.rae steckler-homorody/shop owner: i was shocked at how rattled i was by the whole incident. he was extremely belligerent, really angry. a man entered her antique store angry that the pride flag was flying outside of her shop rather than the american flag.rae steckler-homorody/shop owner: he said can you tell me what you're hanging it? i said i hang the rainbow flag because i'm an ally.she says he then started yelling obsceneties at her.rae steckler-homorody/shop owner: don't you know that men died for you and died for this country and what's the matter with you. twenty five minutes later.. the longtime shop owner says the man returned with a second person and continued to berate her.that's when a witness called

authorities have closed miles canyon from 680 to mission boulevard. so be prepared for backups, especially on northbound 680 during the evening commute. >>> now to washington, d.c., where the president's son-in- law jared kushner answered questions today from senate investigators as part of the russian probe. >> this comes as the president pushes gop senators come together to repeal obamacare. fox news reporter joe waldnen is in washington, d.c., today with the results. joel? >> reporter: with this critical health care vote tomorrow, the president himself is not giving up. and that's despite this russia controversy continuing to swirl around the white house. >> obamacare's lies have caused nothing but pain. >> reporter: president trump meeting with so-called victims of obamacare to put pressure on republicans to repeal and replace the affordable care act ahead of this week's procedural vote. >> so far senate republicans have not done their job in ending the obamacare nightmare. they now have a chance, however, to hopefully, hopefully fix what has been

it was in a remote area of the anthony chabot regional park near the redwood canyon golf course in canyon valley. a hiker discovered the body of the man at 6:30 last night and authorities got to the body near 10:00 and had it removed by 3:00 a.m., so it was a long process for them. the body is now at the coroner's office, and until they identify him, police say they don't want to release any more information about the possible cause of death or any information about the man. the coroner says that the autopsy may take place this afternoon. live in castro valley, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> this midday, new developments in the legal battle for charlie gard, the terminally ill baby in britain. his parents, unfortunately, now saying that it's just time to let him go. it was a very emotional statement outside of london's high court this morning. charlie gard said too much time has elapsed in court hearings. charlie's parents had fought to have permission to send their son here to the united states for experimental medical treatment, but the hospital there argued charlie

. >> reporter: liz, this all started when a woman found cooked chicken here at glen canyon park and she boasted about it on the next door app. some people thought maybe this food was left out to feed the coyotes while others thought it was put there to poison them. either way it posts a danger a. -- it poses a danger. it was near this area just north of silvertree in glen canyon part where a woman found what she thought was chicken. she picked up what she could and wanted to alert others in case someone was trying to poison animals. dan is a volunteer with project coyote and says she did the right thing by getting rid of it. >> we just don't want people feeding wildlife in any way. >> reporter: dan says whether people want to provide food for animals or try to poison them, either way athey are not doing the environment a favor and they are doing more harm than good if the food is poisoned. >> even if you get the particular species that you're trying to poison, other creatures will dine on them and it goes all the way up through the ecosystem. >> reporter: food left out lures them in and

. >>> in big sur 35 miles of highway 1 are finally back open south of pfeiffer canyon bridge. caltrans blasted away the last of a landslide. that portion was closed for months after winter storms but high one is still closed at the washed out pfeiffer canyon bridge near salmon creek at the site of the separate mudslide. >>> a new gold rush is on in northern california. gold has resurfaced along the banks of the feather river, the yuba river and all the feeders that run into them. the said surge is a result of this winters's strong storms. also, a shift in sediment from the breakage of the oroville damage spillway. gold panners are finding everything from nuggets to small flakes. >> really them to quit their job. really just want to put on some boots and go down to the river. that's really the truth. >> people are cashing in their finds. store owners say gold panners are leaving with an extra $40 to $300 in their pockets. >> there's another gold rush. ♪[ music ] >>> weather has been pleasant in the sierra and the central valley. it's been hot around here. a tale of two regions.

killed after the car flipped on a busy stretch of "niles canyon >>> in fremont, this deadly car crash sparked a six-hour road closure. authorities say that the driver was killed after the car flipped on a busy stretch of niles canyon road. the closure that followed lasted into the evening commute affecting680 to mission boulevard. it reopened around 7 p.m. he cause is under investigat ion. >>> the city of santa cruz is weighing a plan to limit vacation rentals so that locals have better odds of finding housing. you've heard this story b the proposal in santa cruz would affect full-time vacation rentals, roughly 300 properties in the area. the city says the goal is to get those spaces offered to local tenants instead. >> so that 300 units is significant. that could be for a firefighter, a police officer, trying to stay in the neighborhood or for teacher or nurse, those who are struggling to stay in the community. >> opponents say the ban would also mean the loss of millions of dollars in tourism money. the city council is expected to vote this year. >>> a spectacular sight as waves glo

kpix 5's jackie ward shows what's behind their worries at glen canyon park. >> reporter: dan with project coyote a none of profit that works to protect native carnivores from abuse and mismanagement says feeding wildlife is never the right thing to do. >> there are people in these neighborhoods who really like having coyotes around. and they think they are helping. and, in fact, they're just absolutely not helping at all. >> reporter: it was near this area just north of silvertree in glen canyon park where a woman says she found a large amount of what she thinks was chicken on the next door app saying she picked up what she could and wanted to alert others in case someone was trying to poison animals. dan says whether people want to provide food or try to poison animals, either way they are doing more harm than good if the food is poisoned. >> even if you get the particular species you're trying to poison, others will dine on them, it goes all the way up the food chain. >> reporter: the woman who found the chicken called 311 and they immediately notified park patrol. by the time they got

the runoff emptied into the canyon and began picking up speed. >> the water that was created from this graduated from the burn area, the highland fire. >> there's a lot of debris piles that we're trying to check through and make sure there's nobody in there, but it's just taken us a while. we've got probably five miles of river to search. >> according to officials, the search and rescue mission will continue until everyone is accounted for. chris martinez, >>> dozens of wildfires continue to burn in at least ten western states. one of the most destructive is burning in santa barbara county. that's just northwest of los angeles. the whittier fire has destroyed nearly 50 buildings including 16 homes. the fire has been burning for more than a week, consuming more than 189,000 acres. a state of emergency has been declared and nearly 3,000 residents have been forced to evacuate. >>> and fire officials in hawaii say a modern sprinkler system would have saved lives in a honolulu high-rise apartment. three people were killed in the fire that broke out friday afternoon. the fire started on the

. >>> niles canyon is closed and likely won't reopen until 6:00 tonight because of a fatal accident. it happened just after 12:30 this afternoon. no details about the accident have been released thus far, but take a look at our drive time traffic map. niles canyon road closed from mission boulevard in fremont to main street in simole. >>> four people escaped injury after their single-engine plane crashed as they landed at the hayward airport this morning. the nose gear just collapsed when the plane touched down on the runway. the plane skidded to a stop. sky 7 flew over the accident just minutes after it happened. there was minor damage to the plane and it was towed away for repairs. >>> we're learning more about an early-morning shooting in san jose. police have someone in custody. matt keller talked with police about the investigation. >> reporter: santana row in san jose bills itself as the ultimate destination for style. but today many unusual visitors, san jose police officers armed with rifles and s.w.a.t. gear. >> there were shots fired in an apartment. they're trying to secur

. >> the college kid stranded in the grand canyon for five days. her heartbreaking video diary.hen, holiday barbeque warning. >> the hidden dangers you need to know before you light up your gas grill. >> and uproar over the comedian who came on stage with a kangaroo. he tried to land a punch. then, jet-ski rescue. a cruise ship is coming right at them. >> just in time. >> and sliced with a knife across the face. now she's marrying the emt who ve

district warns, if caught, there are serious consequences.pkgwarning signs are posted along the wild cat canyon trails. but families living nearby say every year, there are people that set off fireworks in the area. with all the dry brush, it can be disastrous.bala larson - anyone that's you know, heard about the oakland fire, it's definitely scarycaptain george laing says there are numerous amounts of injuries that occur each year because of fireworks.. and crews are stretched thin on the fourth because of fires due to the "setting off" of illegal fireworks.our units will receive multiple dispatches in one call, multiple addresses with multiple responses, and there normally will be more than one apparatus going to some kind of incident, and we'll be down to one except for very critical incidents keep in mind there could be felony charges associated with an arrest if someone is injured or property is damaged. it'll also cost you a pretty penny.you'll be liable for all the costs of fire protection. for example if we look in this area behind us, if cal fire is needed to assist us in extinguishing

canyon of ass particular incident which made its way out here to concord, the home of colonel james barrett where most of this was stored. because of tension rising, thomas gage wanted in april to sees these arms and armaments that were being collected. a veryed to do it in secretive fashion, but when he gathered seven hundred some british soldiers to come on out to concord to collect these arms , it was not exactly the best kept secret. there was a system of alarm fromrs -- alarm riders boston to the colonies who spread the word of the british on the march now out. as the british army marches down from boston in the early morning of april 19, they encountered 77 militiamen on lexington green. no one knows who did it, but shots were fired that morning. we would eventually have seven or eight colonials would die on lexington common. the british would continue then to march towards concord. as they start to get closer to concord, the concord, linking, and that for militia -- lincoln gathered inmilitia the morning, and when they saw the number of the british troops, they decided to pull back.

i kept say napa it's napa county by the airport but it's american canyon highway 29.lane open but there may be some power lines in the area so you'll see perhaps more work going on. local traffic is rerouted on a couple of surface streets through that area getting up through, so just be careful and prepare for the delay. getting over towards the bay bridge we're looking at the south in san jose and 101 just picks it up, it will slow for about 20 minutes and then clear up. >>> a lot of people rising and shining early. >> beat the heat. >> okay. i'll sign up for that right here right now. >> all right. >>> and it's friday eve so we are looking ahead to the weekend, put out that request on facebook to let me know what you're doing this weekend and we'll talk about that. it's going to be nice today but this weekend is when it's really going to be hot. that's when we'll talk about look at the inland forecast up to 101 degrees, that's going to be in some spots almost 20 degrees hotter than today and for the bay it's going to be 86 degrees, the coast will be a nice 74. we'll

another at you canyon road. both of them clearing to the shoulder quickly. this scene, it is closed between bucanan and vinewavin vineyard. both of those police departments were involved, took a little time, but they got us that information, we'll let owe know when that closure is open. >> 6:31 right now, a story that we're developing. firefighters trying to get full control of a brush fire burning in the east san jose foothills. >> the second fire to break out in that area alone. bob redell is explaining what firefighters are trying to do to prevent more homes from being destroyed. >> good morning, i just spoke with the fire department, you see the members of the fire department up here on clariet way. they now have 50% containment. they have fire lines around 50% of the burn area. they're still out here to finish containing this burn area, make sure nothing else flares up. the fire itself is out but still a lot of heat in there. you see the sky ranger, the burn area, the 100 acres. one home destroyed. they updated us on the other damage. there are two othe

the east bay, there's fog, too, and over portions of american canyon, the north bay.ze is not going out completely but fairly weak. 18 mph winds there, and the temperatures will be similar to yesterday. we'll go slightly warmer, as we get into the back end of your weekend. mid-90s no antioch today, 90 for the north bay, santa rosa, south bay, 93, morgan hill, 90s at the guild roy gilroy garlic festival. >>> palo alto police are investigating a string of suspicions fires, four fires were reported in the downtown area early yesterday morning. firefighters say a car was set on fire in a parking lot at 2:00 a.m. about 4:30 a dumpster was set on fire. an how later, another dumpster fire on high street and then the last fire was actually a small brush fire on the bike path. >> i'm hoping it's a random act. i don't want to feel nervous. but i'm nervous i realize it's right by my condo. >> fire calls are rare so based upon the number we received during that time and then that they are all in the same area, we're treating them currently as being related and investigating them

places some flames are estimated to be 200 feet highel capitan ranch evacuated but the el capitan canyonresort off the coast highway has notmike eliason /santa barbara county fire "the fire is that far away that's ok right now but that might change as the evening progresses and wind shifts that will make a difference and that is why we have these contingency plans" the burning is too close for comfort for locals who know the history of devastating fires in this countybryan georgi/helping relatives sot crews are working to protect people and property as the whittier fires burns into another summer weekend (jr stone) the wall fire that has been burning in butte county for a week is now 98-percent contained.. the fire has destroyed more than 40 homes and 50 other buildings. it also burned through more than six thousand acres.. all of the evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted.. no injuries were reported. (justine) those who have lost their homes in the wall fire are now being warned about scammers.. these signs are now up around the county.. contractors with the state license

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topography moves uphill and up drainages and canyons. another factor is the wind. and the crews on site will work to try to evaluate those things to take things like roads, ridges and ravines where we can cut the fire -- >> the fire fighting efforts paid off. what was clear by morning was ran do not and unpredictable -- leaving some homes untouched and others burned to the ground. hank has sympathy for his neighbors house directly across the street and realizes just how lucky he was. >> i'm very fortunate. i don't think it sank in until this morning. my wife is not here until late last night, so she stayed away and this morning we went back there and i think it's starting to sink in that it's fortunate somehow it skipped our house. >> and back here live, it is just simply amazing when you look at this house burn to the ground. you cross the street and other homes remain untouched. just the look on the faces of the neighbors that drove through shaking their heads, thanking themselves as hank was about how lucky they were. adam rock park remains closed. the community

a sinkhole that developed last year on rain boulevard and the closure of a bridge on canyon road backn april has cost moraga $5 million and there's $1.5 million in reserves. >> as being fiscal stewards, we wanted to make sure the community understood where we're at. >> the average home in moraga is $1.2 million. they say homeowners are paying -- declaring a fiscal emergency allows moraga, the possibility of placing a utility or flat tax on the ballot. officials are saying moraga is not on the verge of bankruptcy. they're cutting back services to save money. >>> a new report says a number of homeless in contra costa county is going down. the county's health agency and volunteers spent a day in january counting the number of people living on streets and in homeless shelters. they say they found 1600 people were homeless in contra costa county during that 24-hour period. that's down 7% from the year before. the report found many of the homeless were dealing with substance abuse and mental health problems. >>> a new health proposal from some senate republicans will allow insurers to offer

this is moyer son canyon -- mothers son canyon road. theit's unclear why the truck driver thought he could navigate. he got stuck, no word when the road might be reopened. >>> we got fog showing up at the coast right now. it's going to be a warmer day tomorrow. the marine layer's going to get pinched down. it's not that deep now. we end up with a day tomorrow, good five degrees warmer than today around the bay and in inland areas. air quality won't be so great either. highs today were mostly in the 80s, and even low 90s. and highs tomorrow will be in the mid-90s in some of the warmest spots. fog along the coast, that fog will be not that far inland tomorrow, but it will be at the coast kind of playing tag at the coast all day long. temperatures right now little cooler than it was last night at this time, so indicates a sea breeze, and we have wind gusting earlier to 30 at sfo. it's sustained at 15 out of the west. fog showing up, you can't really see it, but it's showing up in berkeley as well. the model in the morning, it's limited, th

district warns, if caught, there are serious consequences.pkgwarning signs are posted along the wild cat canyon trails. but families living nearby say every year, there are people that set off fireworks in the area. with all the dry brush, it can be disastrous.bala larson - anyone that's you know, heard about the oakland fire, it's definitely scarycaptain george laing says there are numerous amounts of injuries that occur each year because of fireworks.. and crews are stretched thin on the fourth because of fires due to the "setting off" of illegal fireworks.our units will receive multiple dispatches in one call, multiple addresses with multiple responses, and there normally will be more than one apparatus going to some kind of incident, and we'll be down to one except for very critical incidents keep in mind there could be felony charges associated with an arrest if someone is injured or property is damaged. it'll also cost you a pretty penny.you'll be liable for all the costs of fire protection. for example if we look in this area behind us, if cal fire is needed to assist us in extinguishing

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