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. >> reporter: carol ann elmore was getting ready for a concert ren she looked out the window ht over there. we had a little boy who was 3 who passed away, nico, and i just tried to grab all his, you know, photos and tapesthat. >> reporter: at that point, carol ann says she didn't know if her home was going to make it. the brush fire started around 3:40. hundreds of people living in the montecito subdivision and crystal ranch road in concord were told to evacuate. >> i start running to my grandma. i get here. we get in the car. as soon as we walk outside, though, it was just like something from a movie. >> look how big the flames are. look at the flames right there. ar. >> reporter: alex took this cell phone video just before he was ordered to leave. >> i was concerned about my house. everybody left. i stuck around. >> reporter: tomorrow's temperatures are expected to reach close to 100 degrees. firefighters are also concerned about the fourth of july weekend. >> we don't want people using fireworks at all. if they use fireworks and they start a fire, that is a crime, and we would com

carol ann says firefighters gave her and her husband just five minutes to grab what they could and get out. the momentos included photos of the the couple's only child who died at the age of two. >> that was my main priority to get his videos, his tapes. reporter: the fire is now 85% contained. there are no reports of significant damage to homes or dis although two firefighters suffered minor burns. investigators believe the fire was started by a pick up that was spewing sparks out of an exhaust pipe. >> firefighters are making progress on the pawny fire. twenty-two buildings have burned. crews say the fire is no longer threatening any other buildings. >>>a major development in the ghostship warehouse fire. 36 people died there in 2016. now, the two men charged in their deaths are about to strike a plea deal with prosecutors. >> a source close to the case tells me ghostship defendants plan to plead no contest to the involuntary manslaughter charges next tuesday. heso prosecutors could have time to first share the agreement with all 36 victims families out of respect for them. the judge

sot: carol ann elmore, evacuee// "immediately i said grab the lock box it has our deeds and certificates in it. and we had a little boy who was three we lost to pompeo's disease and he was my only child sothat was really my biggest concern get the photos get the albums get the tapes that's all i really have left of him."sot: vic massenkoff, contra costa fire protection investigator// "now in this case a mechanical failure is accidental but if a person continues to drive a car that they know is having serious mechanical problems in a wildfire prone area that can be negligent and it can be negligent to the point that is reckless and they can be held criminally liable."(cont vo) the driver of that truck hasn't been found.as for evacuees...some are staying with friends others can head over to an evacuation center at 5298 clayton road where they have water and snacks provided. hopefully they can come back soon.tagthankfully the fire has stopped growing but crews are keeping a close eye on the wind tonight hopefully remains pretty calm. live in concord ella sogomonian kron4 news. ken and pam q

carol ann thought about the north bay fire victims. >> this is what those people went through. i'm going to get emotional. i just thought, my god, this is what they went through and this is what's happening to us. and you think, what to grab? >> fortunately, the hoa had recently cleared brush ahead of fire season. >> if those homeowners had not abated their weeds, the situation could have turned out much differently for them. >> two firefighters sustained injuries during the fire fight, but they are expected to be okay. witnesses tell investigators that a white diesel pickup truck was back firing and sparking along ignacio valley road. it may have caused the fire, but it is still under investigation. in concord, abc 7 news. >> the fire was so large, satellite imagery picked it up. the national weather service tweeted video showing it spreading through contracosta county. >>> fire crews were busy around the bay area yesterday. in livermore, crews have a 60-acre fire 50% contained. another fire in morgan hill has burned nearly 9 acres. and a small fire in bethel island has burned

so do some of san francisco's old guard like former supervisors ann marie conroy and carol migden. >> she will bring a citywide vision. the district election process in many whiches minimized and diminished the role of board members, each concerned with little natty. >> her message of relevant sil yens renated with those looking up to her. >> it made me think i could be mayor. >> bred addressed homelessness wab o, responding affordable housing and working for all sfriskens. >> so much hopelessness but i feel strongly it will abnew date for san francisco. . a new day for san francisco. >> you had to know that today it was a diverse crowd. you saw african-americans, white people, hispanic people, younger people, older people. also people from different neighborhoods. and this is a personal observation. it reminded me of when president obama won for the first time. and here there was also a call for unity. >> lyanne everybody presumes london breed will be the winner but president department of elections hasn't declared her the winner or certified this race. when will that happen? >> well

ann. i said i'd love to do it the governor wanted to talk to me and i said fine, i'm here for the next three months and then carol and i have a long planned vacation to france but otherwise i'm here. the will. his secretary called me, about 10:00 o'clock at night thing the governor wanted to know if i could join him for dinner to talk about this job. we went out for chinese food and talked about a lot of different stuff and said i would start when i came back. >> i was going to ask you about the way jerry brown operated because he tells story about working on his presidential campaign. he wasn't even on the ballot and he decided i was gonna run in this state and that state. >> when i got to sacramento, ronald reagan was governor. the contrast was night and day. i used to see governor reagan come in, there was a three car motorcade and 9:00 o'clock in the morning he would drive in from his house in east sacramento up the elevator, 5:00 o'clock you could set your watch back. with jerry he lived in a little bachelor pad across the park and slept on the floor on a mattres and he would saunter across capital park arou