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and as amanda del castillo found, that will be a monumental task. all right along busy month ter ra month ter ray road, an illegal dump site. >> i think just 15 cars out there completely disassembled and mounds of trash. >> reporter: david created online petition demanding city leaders find a time line for trash removal. he says the mounds have grown even more massive and noticeable within the last four months. sunnyvale recent curtis swayne pulled over to take a look. >> i don't know what to think about it because this is insane. and it goes down the whole way. >> reporter: neighbors are pleading for people to stop driving out and dumping here wrong monterey road. there are also homeless enkafrnlmentenkafrn encampments within the debris. and residents concerns have gone unanswered by city leaders. >> they say that it is covid-19, it is restriction after restriction and excuses not solutions. >> reporter: the mayor's office told us that he was unavailable. and council member canceled our interview saying that he is working on a specific date for act

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amanda del castillo explores what this means and why now. >> reporter: redwood city leaders are taking a good look at the future of policing. influenced by the demonstrations and the death of george floyd, mayor diane howard hopes this shows residents are being heard. >> it started everyone questioning the role of the police department with respect to mental health issues. >> reporter: they are working on a pilot program to provide mental health support when police encounter anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. hundreds have come out offering input and discussing impact. >> it was hard to listen to, because some people have had very poor interactions with police in their past. >> reporter: san jose, silicon valley pastor jethro moore commends city leaders and says it's a step in the right direction. >> let's see how it goes. let's give it a chance and then look at it, and we can make adjustments after that if something else could be done different. >> reporter: he says it's time to work toward restoring trust back in police departments that way officers can best serve the commun

amanda del castillo explores what this means and why now. >> reporter: redwood city leaders are taking good look at the future of policing. influenced by the demonstrations and the death of george floyd, mayor diane howard hopes this shows residents are being heard. >> it started everyone questioning the role of the police department with respect to mental health issues. >> reporter: they are working on a pilot program to provide mental health support when police encounter anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. hundreds have come out offering input and discussing impact. >> it was hard to listen to, because some people have had very poor interactions with police in their past. >> reporter: san jose, silicon valley pastor jethro moore commends city leaders and says it's a step in the right direction. >> let's see how it goes. let's give it a chance and then look at it, and we can make adjustments after that if something else could be done different. >> reporter: he says it's time to work toward restoring trust back in police departments that way officers can best serve the communit

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lo que quiero mostrar es que la totalidad del castillo no tuvo los daÑos.a parte de los alrededores. te voy a mostrar un poquito de los Árboles quemados que tambiÉn resultaron aquÍ cerca del castelo y amorosa calistoga. se reporten vivo desde calistoga. ramÓn: gracias, una realidad devastadora. las autoridades encendieron la alerta "spare the air" hasta este viernes, significa que continÚa en la mala calidad de aire en la bahÍa. oestas son imÁgenes que le compartimos de la ciudad de san josÉ y podemos percibir la inmensa nube en la parte superior. vamos a pasar de nuevo con nuestra meteorÓlogo. zugely tenemos este incendio las abriendo en el norte de la bahÍa y la calidad de aire caliente estÁ afectando en la regiÓn. por lo menos hasta ahora de la tarde se encuentra moderada. en gran parte de las persona. eso significa que personas muy sensitivas deben estar con mucha precauciÓn. hay sequÍa severa. y desde los que se puede apreciar la gran cantidad de humo que estÁ afectando la calidad de aire, sobre todo lo que es el Área de la bahÍa. así que muchÍsima cau

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castillo estÁ recluido en la cÁrcel del condado de santa clara sin derecho a fianza.09, cuando se regis en un 34 homicidios. son las 11:07 de la noche. representantes del distrito escolar unificado de san josÉ informaron que todos sus estudiantes continuarÁn tomando clases hasta el 31 de diciembre. la decisiÓn se tomó a pesar de que el condado se podÍa mantener de color rojo en el sistema de monitoreo estatal por mÁs de dos semanas consecutivas. esto permitirÍa el regreso a las aulas. estamos a muy poco de que termine el tiempo para participar del censo 2020. el prÓximo 2 de septiembre es la fecha lÍmite para formar parte de este conteo de poblaciÓn que se realiza cada 10 aÑos. todo indica que la gente en nuestra comunidad no se ha hecho contar por varias razones. ramÓn adame acompaÑó a dos personas autorizadas por el condado de santa clara para ver cÓmo es el proceso. ramÓn: muy buenas noches, paola. esta tarde nos dimos a la tarea de acompaÑados personas autorizadas por el condado de santa clara para visitar casas y ver si ha participado en el censo 2020. estuvimos

avanza fabiÁn castillo de puntera como romario, 1 a 0. para la manada.atoriano en el torneo. es nuevo lÍder provisional delaware dains. con un partido mÁs que la maquina. >>> dominamos la acciÓn, soy carlos mauricio ramÍrez, cambio y fuera. >>> un restaurante de sushi en japÓn ha tenido que reinventa e reinventarse. contratÓ anÍs co culturistas el dueÑo del restaurante on vo co varios amigos que trabajaba en gimnasios y quedaron sin trabajo debido al coronavirus, 14 mil dÓlares al mes. y gui yerno cuÉntanos el Último panorama del tiempo. >>> las condiciones que van a sÉrica leidas a partir de maÑana en la regiÓn. el vistazo que tenemos es la calidad del aire y este lugar es la zona de desierto de ahÍ crece este lug a aar que genera temperaturas, 125 grados y nog pasan ese calor a la regiÓn. con temperaturas en 3 dÍgitos no deje que un menor de edad dentro de un automÓvil y a una mascota. es todo cÉsar fin de semana. >>> como el de sushi. nos vemos. noticias telemundo, muy buenas noches, soy vanessa hauc y estas son las noticias que usted debe saber antes

the greek island and holiday paradise castillo is the lies just off the turkish coast. when this goes out in his boat he's always within sight of the turkish mainland he grew up on this island and is mighty proud of his home is wife back here she comes from turkey when they 1st met they say it was love at 1st sight now they run a restaurant together and costello is though. i'm sure our wedding was quite a surprise. nothing like this has ever happened in the history of our region cashen cast a lot of. people reacted well. with him all. turks and greeks our neighbors here they say they need each other and they don't like to talk about the political tensions between the 2 countries. i'm not a politician enough to know how to solve the problem. but i'm certain the heads of government should then their rhetoric and find a solution together our government along with everyone's people. but on this island there's no escaping the crisis the dispute over natural gas reserves has prompted both countries to send troops and warships to the region many here worry that tensions could

las llamas destruyeron gran parte del edificio que se encuentra en la parte trasera de castillo.. >> fue muy rÁpido. los bomberos eran pocos. no creo que ellos estaban preparados a que viniera en incendiÓ tan rÁpido. >> tenemos mangueras compresiÓn para el vino y ni siquiera esas fueron suficientes. >> esto era un hospital, aquÍ se organizaban los se ven los >> el vicepresidente inspirado en uno del siglo xiii lamentÓ las pÉrdidas econÓmicas y dijo que por fortuna no hubo pÉrdidas humanas. >> todos nuestros empleados estÁn bien y todos nuestros animales tambiÉn. aquÍ se guardaba parte el vino de este lugar. los daÑos debido al incendio ascienden a los 10 y $12,000,000. ramÓn: le compartimos informaciÓn actualizada porque las autoridades ampliaron las Órdenes de evacuación. esta noche desalojar a la zona hasta el lÍmite del condado. deben evacuarse las zonas cercanas al este de oak valley. toda el Área en color azul significa obligaciÓn para evacuar. >> karla farÍas nos habla sobre los desafÍos de los que apagaban fuego. >> nada fÁcil con estos incendios que cada vez empeora. ante

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castillo was arrested wednesday. it is the cities 24th homicide this year. >>> ktvu has learned that the black lives matter mural that served so much controversy outside the courthouse in martinas is slated to be paved over. that is part of a street paving project approved earlier this year. >> reporter: the bright yellow letters have faded in martinas. >> they will not allow us to refresh it. >> reporter: it is still getting vandalized more than two months after it was complete. soon the mural will be covered in october as part of a street paving project the city approved in may. organizer justin gomez feels city officials are dragging their feet and finding a permanent place for civil rights art installation. >> it just shows continuing this message in martinas was not a priority for them. >> reporter: he was saddened to hear how divided the community remains over the mural at wednesday night's city council meeting. >> they got what they wanted out of it. it served its purpose and now it's time to move on. >> there

philander castillo who was simply reaching to show an officer that he had the right to have a gun when he was pulled over for a broken tail light arbitrarily unfortunately we are seeing that people of color specifically black and latino and indigenous people or arbitrarily pulled over for things that white people are not pulled over for i would agree with attorney general james who has been a para paragon of a public servant this is what we're talking about when we say divest from and reinvest from police funds this could have easily been taken care of by an officer who didn't have a gun we have cameras to take care of people who have spent cameras can also take care of people who don't have. as was the case in this unfortunate situation where we have another loss of life that was unnecessary due to escalation we do not need people who have guns to take care of nonviolent offenses but see there is an issue of police trust us and that and it's there is that fear among people pulled over by the police for a broken taillight not wearing a seat belt and especially if the people of color fi

. >>> i'm amanda del castillo. coming up, an offduty south bay firefighter races to the north bay after a 60-hour shift. why he jumped into action to save a santa rosa home. >>> and the governor announces mixed coronavirus numbers, including a concerning trend in the bay area. >>> also here tonight, should kids go trick or treating or visit a pumpkin patch during the i can'twhat? ve it. that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. i got snacks! ohhh, i got popcorn, i got caramel corn, i got kettle corn. am i chewing too loud? believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> some breaking news coming out of shasta county tonight. that's where the zogg fire is being blamed for killing three people. flames have burned nearly 49 square miles in the mountains west of redding. 1200 people remain under evacuation orders right now. cal fir

the cities include brookdale, felton and amanda del castillo has a look at the problems. >> seven miles of pipeline destroyed by fire. before the czu lightning complex tore through the santa cruz mountains, the pipeline connected surface water sources to the san lorenzo valley treatmt plant. rogers says the infrastructure was instilled above ground. >> we didn't know the complexity of high density polyethylene and fire. they found there was a lot of water quality contamination from that melting plastic that. >> led the district to issue a do not drink, do not boil areas north of brookdale. similar restrictions were put in place after the same material melted in the tubbs fire and a cancer-causing chemical was found in the water supply. back in the mountains, the santa cruz sheriff's office is warning -- >> you can't drink the water. you can't brush your teeth wit. >> reporter: roger's home sits in the red zone highlighted by this map. >> whatever is going on, who engineered that product and decided not to bury it, not a good idea, obviously. because we're all hurt from it. >> reporter:

por ejemplo verÓnica del castillo asegurÓ que habÍa prendido una vela para que su alma descansara envivimos la etapa de los 90 cuando garibaldi estÁ en plena ebulliciÓn y me evoca estos Éxitos y verlos en una pelÍcula. y que haya fallecido de esta manera, habla de, de que a todos o a cualquiera le puede suceder. >>> y lo que dice verÓnica del castillo es importante no juzgar porque no sabemos lo que pasa, la desesperaciÓn que lleva a una persona a tomar esa decisiÓn, y los problemas mentales que puede tener en ese momento lo Único que podemos hacer es mandarle un fuerte abrazo a toda su familia y el respeto para ellos en estos momentos >>> sÍ tenemos oportunidad esta noche cuando vayamos a dormir, mandar una oraciÓn o prender una vela tambiÉn nosotros en casa para que sÍ que se le ilumine su camino por Él y las personas que pasan situaciones difÍciles y no conocemos y que tengan buen camino. les cambiamos de tema y le vamos a hablar de julio iglesias saben que hace una semana estuvimos presentÁndoles imagenes de julio iglesias en el que se veÍa demacrado y era asistido por dos mujere

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains why this year the face that greets you at the polls has been very different. >> reporter: taking on monumental issues. for 20-year-old mckala her generation is taking on the general election. she's stepping up as a poll worker in santa clara county. %-p chord with me that right now is a time for change. >> reporter: in years past polling locations have typicall volunteers. a pew research data analysis pound 58% of u.s. poll workers were 61 and older. 27% were over 70. of course this reflects a high risk population during the pandemic. >> i think that makes it really necessary for people who are younger and healthy to sign-up and volunteer their time in order to kind of take that burden off of older folks who are more vulnerable. >> reporter: the registrar voter's office will open 100 voting centers on october 31st. for now it's challenged with recruiting and charging up to 2,000 polling workers. >> they' called us and yowhat, i love to help you, i've helped you so many years and decades but i am at an age i'm not physically able to wor

their view of castillo is though from the turkish side just 2 kilometers from cash the $7000.00 plus townspeople have always thought of themselves as the larger half of castillo or is named mason turkish. but the ferries that carried turks and greeks back and forth have stopped running and not just because of the pandemic now turkish military helicopters buzz over the harbor and frigates patrol the waters. owner and shams kill edge wish they could return to the days of harmonious coexistence with the greek side they came to cash 6 years ago and opened a scuba diving school. when they take their clients out to the best diving areas they cover half the distance to cost a lower. now their boat alarms the greek coast guard. shows anybody who didn't know the situation here would think a war is already underway through these helicopters and jets flying around but it isn't. this has a negative impact on truism normally the diving area would be full of tourist boats cruising about but today college and his customers have it all to themselves. the family moved here to the mediterranean coast

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when they take their clients out to the best diving areas they cover half the distance to castillo or is. now their boat alarms the greek coast guard. church anybody who didn't know the situation here would think a war is already underway through these helicopters and jets flying around but it isn't. this has a negative impact on tourism it's normally the diving area would be full of tourist boats cruising about but today college and his customers have it all to themselves . the family moved here to the mediterranean coast from istanbul mainly so their son would enjoy a peaceful and carefree childhood side by side with their greek neighbors in the region is really too bad we can't go over there because there really aren't any problems between our 2 peoples all of us greeks and turks have friends on the other side cross party couples get married all the time you how politics might ruin all of that. turkish president heir to one continues directing harsh words and threats at his neighbors insisting on his country's claim to the natural resources in the mediterranean greece also stakes i

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amanda del castillo tells us how an advisory committee has been work on the changes now for months. >> reporter: the name of presidents and other political and historic figures could soon be purged from dozens of san francisco public schools. george washington, diane feinstein and even lincoln. >> if it had been someone who had been a confederate general that makes sense, but lincolnen, really? >> reporter: an advisory committee was launched in 2018. their assessmentound preasn't a abolitionist and on wednesday they compiled a list of more than 40 schools for renaming consideration. >> i'm thinking about the slaves lafayette owned and his sentence and how they would feel if they got to do public comment. >> reporter: he's hoping the board instead finds ways to acknowledge each figure for their feats and >> history is a tricky thing. it's usually seen in a rearview mirror and in this case the road they've decided to go down is going to be possibly a bumpy one. >> reporter: san francisco chronicle insider and abc news reporter phil mater first reported on this in july. a meeting about n

amanda del castillo has that story. >> reporter: the napa county office of education and four of itsol districts are taking on high briybrid learnin beginning october 26. >> we're starting very slowly. we want to make sure that we have everything perfect because the most important thing is the safe i did of o safety of students and faculty. >> reporter: and primarily two days a week with a morning and afternoon cohort. and meantime the teachers association is calling on the state to establish basic safety protections and secure testing to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> we have to have the testing, we have to have the contact tracing, the ventilation, the ppe, all of those things in order to go back to what is best for our students. >> reporter: while cta president boyd says what is best is in-person, but the lack of federal support is making that difficult. >> i would say for the safety of our students and members there, is no compromise. >> reporter: but others say that there is a safety plan that they think will work. >> they need all the social and emotional skills that are ha

amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> good reminder, i need to check my furnace filters. let's look at the smoke forecast. the layer cake is different than yesterday. we still have the marine layer, but smoke from oregon is trapped in it and that is why we have poor air quality at the surface this morning. right above that where we were pumping in all of the nastiness from the bear fire, and now they are out of the southeast. so we won't have quite as much smoke in the air, that is why i don't think that it will be quite as orange today as it was yesterday. but as we head throughout the day, notice the smoke never leaves us with the soth early winds, we'll be pulling in smoke from the creek fire and then also the dolan fire. and look at saturday evening into sunday, we start to get a shift in the pattern and we start to push that smoke off to the east. and it could be sunday, i know, another three days of living through unhealthy air before we finally get to it. when you step outside in our east bay inland neighborhoods, temperature in the mid 50s to around 60 degrees. an

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> and san jose residents are being asked to be some of the first participants in the new climate action corp. san jose is one of the first cities that's going to be participating. >> climate change is burning down our forests. it's lapping up our shores. it's choking our lungs. the impacts are real, and we see them today and all too recently. >> corp members will help combat the climate crisis via volunteering, environmental work and community engagement. people can volunteer on the website. there's also a program. >>> and a fan maybe an extra one can help you get through the weekend more comfortably, but you might have trouble finding one in stock. abc 7 reporter leslie brinkly says the problem can be traced to the pandemic. >> reporter: it's a fact people are going wild with home improvements. there was a run on freezers and refrigerators in the spring. with factories scaling back and consumers in a buying frame of mind a shortage of major home appliances is now materializing. some of the purchases are based on necessity. >> more people are repla

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains why this year the face that greets you at the polls may be very different. >> reporter: there has been no shortage of youth driven movements taken on monumental issues. she's stepping up as a poll worker in santa clara county. >> just everything that's going on, i think that it really strikes a chord with me that right now is a time for change. >> reporter: in years past polling locations have typically been staffed by older volunteers. a pew research data analysis found that during the 2018 general election 58% of u.s. poll workers were 61 and older. 27% were over 70. of course this reflects a high risk population during the pandemic. >> i think that makes it really necessary for people younger and healthy to sign-up and volunteer their time in order to kind of take that burden off older folks ter: the registrar able. voting office will open 100 voting centers october 31st. >> those who are not able to work with us, they called us and told us i'd love to help you, i've helped you so ma dadut an . seaornt to protect our democracy, and

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. being asked to be some of the first participants in the new climate action corp. governor newsom announced his plan yesterday. san jose is one of the first cities that's going to be participating. >> climate change is burning down our forests. it's lapping up our shores. it's choking our lungs. the impacts are real, and we see them today and all too recently. >> corp members will help combat the climate crisis via volunteering, environmental work and community engagement. people can volunteer on the program's website. there's also a fellowship program which provides a stipend. >>> okay, a fan or an extra one could help you get through this weekend more comfortably but you might have trouble finding oner says the problem can be traced to the pandemic. >> reporter: it's a fact people are going wild with home improvements. there was a run on freezers and refrigerators in the spring. with factories scaling back and consumers in a buying frame of mind a shortage of major home appliances is

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>> tuvimos que desalojar las viviendas mientras bomberos intentan rescatar la ciudad del famoso castilloo daños estimados en millones de dólares y el humo que ha dejado estos incendios está afectando nuevamente la calidad del aire como mencionó david aquí en el área de la bahía estamos viendo esas imágenes en vivo de las ciudades de san francisco san josé palo alto (...) si la calidad del aire vuelve a ser completamente insalubre como vimos hace unas semanas cómo evitar que el humo afecte su salud y la de su familia tenemos algunos consejos >> es para toda el área de la bahía >> nadie se salva de la mala calidad del aire que existe en la región así mismo lo dicen las autoridades mientras que tres enormes fuegos arden entre los condados napa y sonoma dejando destrucción a su paso calcinado viviendas vehículos quemando maleza y lo peor contaminando el aire que respiramos en los nueve condados del área de la bahía las personas de la tercera edad los niños mujeres embarazadas quienes tengan problemas respiratorios deben extremar precauciones quedándose en casa el mayor tiempo posible y utili

in the south bay i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> we have the latest on our website. just head to abc7news.com. all right, lisa, it's going to be a pretty tough weekend for a lot of us. >> it is, liz. and once the temperatures begin to cool we're going to have the offshore winds to deal with. so right now it is nice out there, and live look outside across the city where temperatures are comfortably cool in the upper 50s. we're going to go just around 840 today downtown with a weak sea breeze. no fog, though. just wait, the heat builds throughout the holiday weekend. my accuweather seven day forecast is next. >>> also ahead some relief for san francisco residents during this pandemic. how one agency is giving thousands a discount through the end of the year. >>> the fires in the wine country may be easing up for now, but the trouble is just getting started for the grape growers and the wine makers. how smoke tapt could affect this my only job is to take great care of my patients.? i'm empowered to do what's right for you. our digital records mean your medical history i

here's abc 7 reporter amanda del castillo. >> reporter: casino matrix in san jose got the green light to start 24-hour outdoor operations last night. although air quality levels were bad the makeshift card room for the first time since the covid shutdown in march. the bad air quality not limiting where more proof south bay businesses small and large with determined to stay in business despite the smoke. >> working in that kind of condition with allergies and whatnot and just flaring up and having to take breaks, it is kind of hard. >> nature or man made, it doesn't matter. have to deem with it now. >> reporter: as it stands california is currently dealing with 28 major firewise 8 coming from around the world including israel and canada. and although unhealthy air continues to loom above the cite to stop the birthday celebration for ermenia. >> i feel for others. it wasn't going to change my birthday plans. i'm still going to do it. >> reporter: over at santana row not your usual friday night scenes. the overall crowds thinned out by thick smoke. >> i'm thinking to myself do i really w

their view of castillo is though from the turkish side just 2 kilometers from cash the $7000.00 plus townspeople have always thought of themselves as the larger half of past a lawyer named mason turkish. but the ferries that carried turks and greeks back and forth have stopped running and not just because of the pandemic now turkish military helicopters buzz over the harbor and frigates patrol the waters. owner and sham skill edge wish they could return to the days of harmonious coexistence with the greek side they came to cash 6 years ago and open just scuba diving school. when they take their clients out to the best diving areas they cover half the distance to cost a lower as though now their boat alarms the greek coast guard. ship shows anybody who didn't know the situation here would think a war is already underway through 6 helicopters and jets flying around but it isn't . if this has a negative impact on tourism normally the diving area would be full of tourist boats cruising about but today acknowledging his customers have it all to themselves. the family moved here to the med

their view of castillo as though from the turkish side just 2 kilometers from cash the $7000.00 plus townspeople have always thought of themselves as the larger half of past a lawyer named mason turkish. but the ferries that carried turks and greeks back and forth have stopped running and not just because of the pandemic now turkish military helicopters buzz over the harbor and frigates patrol the waters. owner and shams kill edge wish they could return to the days of harmonious coexistence with the greek side they came to cash 6 years ago and open to scuba diving school. when they take their clients out to the best diving areas they cover half the distance to cost a lot. now their boat alarms the greek coast guard. church anybody who didn't know the situation here would think a war is already underway. helicopters and jets flying around but it isn't. this has a negative impact from tourism normally the diving area would be full of tourist boats cruising about but today his customers have it all to themselves. the family moved here to the mediterranean coast from istanbul mainly so t

. >> maria castillo said doctors diagnosed her son as having contracted a deadly brain-eating amoeba.ll got to lay in bed with him and hold him and tell him. >> what did you dell him? >> i told him i loved him, and i knew he loved me. i knew he wouldn't be in any more pain. >> with the help of the family, city officials narrowed the source of the amoeba focusing on a water play area at a city's splash pad and outdoor hose at the family's home. >> a little boy's life. it could possibly have gotten in our system and we have no idea. make sure-of-bosure everybody is safe. >> officials told residents in eight texas communities not to use the water. now only lake jackson residents being told to boil water before using. the cdc also recommending letting taps run for five minutes before bathing. do not allow children to play with hoses or sprinklers and avoid allowing any water in one's nose while showering or swimming, a tragedy josiah's family is sharing in hopes it doesn't happen again. >> as a parent it's hard to not think about it because i am supposed to protect him and i couldn't from

a portion of the well known winery castillo amarosa was damaged by those flames.he owners say it will cost millions to repair. yet, folks here have decided to stay back. take a listen to one woman walk us through her decision to stay. >> and we get back here and we wake up sunday morning to smoke and everything. so it's like, okay, dÉjÀ vu, but we know what to do. and we prepared ourselves. like i say if the fire does get closer to us, then we will leave. >> reporter: and, again, back out here, this town pretty empty. the only vehicles you're seeing are really those first responders. this looks like a guy transporting some water here. but in the distance that fire on the hill, this is the concern. this is why folks here in calistoga are being asked to leave. we're live in

this outside the fire perimeter, but you click that on and that will tell you that castillo de i'm rossa has suffered. fire damage there as well so it doesn't mean that the only damage is inside the fire perimeter. so we look at this on the napa county side we look at this on the sonoma county side you can see the city of santa rosa and see the fire perimeter, burning right up into the neighborhoods on the east side of town highway 12 is closed more on that in a minute in fact, let's get to the evacuation areas. this is the county map for sonoma county all of the shaded red area is a mandatory evacuation area that's here's the heart of santa rosa right here highway one oh one and then highway 12 runs through here. this is highway 12 right here see all the road closures all of this is shut down and in napa county summer situations you can see these maps by going to our website kron 4 dot com jonathan. ken thanks meanwhile, the following school districts announcing closures this morning because the fire threat in evacuations. there will be no distance learning those schools, including benn

amanda del castillo found for many business owners there's a sense of caution and reluctance when if to these new indoor reopenings. >> reporter: the owner of blossom nail spa in campbell says her employees are now tough as nails as they've had to maneuver constantly changing reopening plans. it's one reason linda doe admits to feeling some reluctance when her employees and customers told her the county was allowing her to finally move indoors. >> i'm like you know what? i will believe it when governor newsom says it, it's official. >> reporter: she was happy to see governor asd from purple to restrictive red tier. the change also means nail and waxing salons and tattoo and piercing parlors are able to open their doors with modifications. museums, zoos and aquariums can do the same at 25% capacity. shopping malls at 50% capacity, up from 25%. if the county remains in the red tier for 14 days, k through 12 schools can reopen. fitness centers can also move indoors at 10% capacity. >> we were open for 48 hours exactly july 13th and 14th and had to shut back down unfortunately very quick

amanda del castillo found for many business owners there's a sense of caution and reluctance when ifmes to these new indoor reopenings. >> reporter: the owner of blossom nail spa in campbell says her employees are now tough as nails as they've had to maneuver constantly changing reopening plans. it's one reason linda doe admits to feeling some reluctance when her employees and customers told her the county was allowing her to finally move indoors. >> i'm like you know what? i will believe it when governor newsom says it, it's official. >> reporter: she was happy to see governor gavin newsom announce santa clara skounty has moved from purple to the less restrictive red tier. the change also means nail and waxing salons and tattoo and piercing parlors are able to open their doors with modifications. museums, zoos and aquariums can do the same at 25% capacity. shopping malls at 50% capacity, up from 25%. if the county remains in the red tier for 14 days, k through 12 schools can reopen. fitness centers can also move indoors at 10% capacity. >> we were open for 48 hours exactly july 13th

. >> donald trump is two nominations, castillo along with his work in the middle east. nancy pelosi isn't impressed. >> good for him for having a distraction on a day when the numbers of people dying from this virus only increased. >> reporter: joe biden went further in evaluating donald trump's foreign-policy telling a liberal jewish lobby group trump has put israel in danger by tearing up the iran nuclear deal and underline stability of self-determination for the palestinians. this shows how the administration turned conventional wisdom on its head. when i arrived in jerusalem ten years ago last month it was a foregone conclusion in he is really deal with arab states would only come after a 2 state solution with the palestinians. tonight the palestinians without a deal still fighting for relevance. shannon: thank you very much and for the context as well as one of the top deputies on john durham's investigation team has resigned tonight. members of robert mueller's team, information from cell phones during the original russia investigation and that is working demands

the view of castillo reso from the turkish side just 2 kilometers from cash the $7000.00 plus townspeople have always thought of themselves as the larger half of past the lorries named mason turkish. the ferries that carried turks and greeks back and forth have stopped running and not just because of the pandemic now turkish military helicopters buzz over the harbor and frigates patrol the waters. owner and shams kill edge wish they could return to the days of harmonious coexistence with the greek side they came to cash 6 years ago and open to scuba diving school. when they take their clients out to the best diving areas they cover half the distance to cost a lower is. now their boat alarms the greek coast guard. church anybody who didn't know the situation here would think a war is already underway through 6 helicopters and jets flying around but it isn't . this has a negative impact on tourism normally the diving area would be full of tourist boats cruising about but today acknowledging his customers have it all to themselves. the family moved here to the mediterranean coast from istanb

i can run off of the names and i have your producer yelling in my ear if i talked about castillo or sterling or george floyd or jacob blake. i can go on. it goes on. so the fact is that we have a problem. when the top law enforcement official says something like that, it is not recognizing it, it does not only end with law enforcement. we have to evaluate our system with regard to who is being prosecuted and how and whether the prosecutions are fair and appropriate to people of color. whether judges are sentencing predicated on race and whether that is totally fair. top to bottom the system needs to it be evaluated and when you have the lack of recognition of a problem that concerns me greatly. >> cedric. i think that you can make your point. i want to get the sound in. he tried to thread the needle by saying this about policing in the country. here it is. >> i did say that i do think that there appears to be a phenomenon in the country where african-americans treated when they are stopped by police frequently as suspected before citizens. i don't think that necessarily reflects a deep-seede

. >> reporter: at first glance, castillo high school looks untouched. but rincon behind it tells a different story. >> we're so grateful that it didn't get more of the school. >> reporter: she and her two daughters live right across the street. >> we saw the embers 90 up and over the mountain right behind our house. and that's when it got scary. we couldn't even get out. >> reporter: the young girls are two of more than 24,000 students forced to evacuate in sonoma county. for bailey, covid was hard enough. >> covid sucks. you're at home and there's nothing to do and you can't talk to your friends when you need your friends. you're not close to them. >> reporter: the sonoma county summit dr. steve harrington said six out of ten students report experiencing trauma due to fires. >> we've got kindergartners who start to shake physically, visibly shake when they see smoke. >> reporter: the district is providing ptsd training and counsellors for students who evacuated. >> many who had to be evacuated over the past three years, as many as five times due to fir

. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in san jose.women owned business came to be under covid-19. that story at 11:00. >>> batons, pepper va, handcuffs. berkeley deploys new armed ambassadors downtown street. all right, that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. i'm ama dates. >> ama, why was spencer laughing in the background when i said i thought i was miscible? >> no idea, larry. >> look at the sunset. for spencer and the rest of us, enjoy. see you at 11:00. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are... a writer from pasadena, california... a clinical social worker from pasadena, california... and our returning champion, a copy editor from hacienda heights, california... ...whose 1 day cash winnings total $18,401. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, folks. good to have you with us once again. we've had some excellent games recently but very difficult for champions to repeat more than once. robert was a champion on

amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> i'm not ready for this new life. >> i'm not either. >> i'm okay withnesses-46. >> i went to get my air cut on wednesday and i stopped by a business and it was closed. >> oh, no. >> gone. and i'm like, oh, should have went there a little more often. i felt so bad. but maybe the robot will keep something like from happening. but i know how we feel about robots. >>> hi, everybody. here is a look from the roof camera. and clouds are a little late getting organized. and we'll have party cloudy conditions and a refreshing breeze off the ocean. clean air once again. cooler tonight, party cloudy and warmer becoming hazy and smoky through the weekend and into through the weekend and into monday. today it is mid to upper 70s in the south bay. low to mid-70s on the peninsula. and 62 to 64 along the peninsula coast with more sunshine in the last couple days. upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco. mid to upper 70s through the north bay. it is one of those fridays that you want to kickoff work early and maybe do wine or olive tasting. just a day to relax. here

the castillo family sent us this photo of this may be sending his thanks.e wants to think first responders especially his dad tom. >> we want to keep the think is coming. you can take a photo of your sign and upload it to help us honor first responders all month long. you can do that by scanning the qr code that is right here on your screen or you can go to ktvu.com to upload your photo. >> confederate statues came toppling down after protests against racial injustice. i am ashley strohmeyer with some with what some sculptors will help with hope replace the statue straightahead. d throughe downs. my name may be on this building, but this place belongs to all of us. ♪ >>> virtual events are being released. the festival is scheduled for october 2 through the fourth. it will replace the and person concert in san francisco's golden gate park west was canceled due to the pandemic. the online festival is full of free music and concerts. performers -- this years is gearing up to be like no other. >> a consumer watchdog accuses amazon of preying on customers during

ahora vamos a ver a nancy castillo vargas, una hondureña que emigró hace cuatro años y vive en suburbioe fácil. daniel: porque siempre andaba corriendo y saltando. andrea: debido a esta historia nancy tiene dudas específicas acerca del censo. nancy: que me separen de ellos, que me los quiten. eleazar: entendemos el miedo que tiene hacia sus hijos, pero sí lo que queremos explicarle es que la información que recibimos del censo no se comparte con nadie. andrea: nancy resolvió sus preocupaciones y se hará contar en el censo. eleazar culminó su día de trabajo muy feliz. ha sido difícil la tarea, pero así, uno a uno, ha sumado y devuelto la voz a quienes han sido por largo tiempo invisibles. [música] - got a taste for a deal? want a hamburger, some fries, a drink, nuggets? boom, rewarded with the wendy's '4 for $4' perk on grubhub. (doorbell chimes) - grubhub. (upbeat music) [música] teresa: ¿qué sucede cuando una comunidad participa masivamente en el censo? cuando sus habitantes pueden ver en su vida diaria el resultado de haberse dejado contar. no se trata de una utopía. esta ciudad exist