ah, char kuey teow. >> waitress: char kuey teow. >> anthony: char kuey teow, bitches.yes. come to daddy. i'm a bad man. look at this like random restaurant. with like a purloined minnie mouse logo. and their food is unbelievably good. oh, yeah. black pepper crab, come right here. reveal yourself to me, my love. ah, hot, hot, hot, hot! woo! oh, yeah. wow. all right. the frenzy's over. now to eat in a more relaxed phase. kuala lumpur rises up out of steaming, equatorial, southeast asian jungle. malaysia's capital city. a chaotic, multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, modern metropolis of malay, chinese and indian. this is where you start out when fulfilling a decade-old promise to your ex-head hunter friends to return for gawai, the annual iban rice harvest festival. what was interesting last time i was there was the old guys with their tattoos and the rings on their fingers. >> eddie: yeah. the old people, a lot of them have passed on. >> anthony: i hear no more skulls. they made them put the skulls away. the iban once enjoyed a truly formidable reputation as trackers, warriors

but the fire spread quickly, charred a considerable amount of acreage. and it's ringed by homes in the area which is why there was a fast and frantic response to keep it from spreading. we saw you a few moments ago an air tanker dropping fire retardant. >> it's upgraded to a farah alarm fire. 150 acres have burned. and there are immediate evacuations near mots o drive at crystal ranch drive. dan, i know you have friends in that area. so you've been telling me how many homes there. it's a very concentrated area with neighborhoods really right up to the areas charred. >> that's right. and it's a relatively new subdivision. they are still building i think out there. the last 10 or 12 years the area popped up, the crystal ranch area. but the area near cowl, the old town of cowl used to be a smoke stack there, no longer there. but the area has homes that have been there some time. as you can see the fire has burned in the lime ridge area in the open space but hasn't reached thankfully the homes surrounding it. >> and we do have a couple of comments emails fro

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sky7 was in san ramon where the flamed charred a hillside east of interstate 60. the fire scorched about 40 acres and at one piem near the back yards of homes. can you see the developments up again the road that separated the home, development and the areas of brush charred. the fire scorched 0 acres as we mentioned about a half hour ago. calfire reported that crews contained the fire. >>> three teenage boys are accused of attempted murder after a shoot out with police in union city. vic lee is live with the latest. vic. >> reporter: well police finally cleared this rail crossing at about 2:30 this afternoon. investigators have been meticulously looking for evidence here and two other locations. but this is where the shooting began, one suspect shot. he is being treated at a hospital. fortunately no officer was hit. >> i thought it was fireworks. but then after that you hear like a semiautomatic, boom, boom, boom, boom. and over like 20, 30 shots. >> reporter: around 11:35 last night here in union city. a shootout. juanita ramirez lives across the tracks. >> i was

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a recent example of trouble - illegal fireworks are suspected in a brush that charred 71 acres near coyotert sapien/san jose fire chief: "....often, fireworks end up in the hands of unsupervised children, they often result in injuries and they often result in property damage due to fires. and they have environmental impacts as well." calfire showed off this huge haul of illegal fireworks theyseized this week.. they say it's just a small example of a much bigger problem. (vicki) and the warriors are n-b-a champions... we're live from cleveland with hilights -- and at oracle arena were fans are celebrating... that's next. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ((nats))cheering nats....how sweet it is!warriors fans going crazy at oracle tonight. golden state is back-to-back champions after sweeping the cleveland cavaliers in the nba finals.it's the warriors 3rd championship in the past f

new arrivals have since slowed to a trickle but the high security barrier remains in place funny for char reports. barbed wire detectors border patrols hungary's answer to the migration crisis since twenty fifty journalists are not welcome to film at the border of serbia this is just closest we could get and you can see this fence is one of the most fortified and have a god that in europe it's like a sealed fortress the message is clear keep migrants out what does this fence mean to people on both sides of the border i'm meeting t.v. i could watch a private lawyer for migrants on their new home giving out all people who help migrants can be prosecuted considers to work essential. these migrants want someone to talk to a few calming words to ensure their asylum claim will be taken care of. our interview is interrupted is to me i received a message that two of for clients will receive asylum in hungary that they spend ten months in a closed off hungary and transit zone. just because someone's from iraq doesn't automatically mean they're a terrorist these are real people with real stories be

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the grass behind his fenceline blackened....a spot on the wooden boards, charred. the homeowner is asking anyone who knows anything about who set these fires to come forward to the police and tell them what they know because he says this could've done a lot more damage then just scorch the earth this whole thing would be gone this whole fence with been gone that tree may have caught fire it would've spread across my backyard it would burn my house down could killed me my wife the dog and the cats the multiple suspicious fires are especially disturbing considering the scars from last year's firestorm is still fresh on everyone's minds. barber says he hasn't been sleeping with the thought of an arsonist on the loose. fact that someone could come here and do this it's just absolutely nuts while this surveillance camera footage did not pick up any signs of who many have set these fires. the santa rosa police department says they are interviewing several people today hoping to find witnesses. a 25-hundred dollar reward has been posted for information leading to an arres

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final deal to the benefit of both and eritreans to discuss this we're joined from kill stock for charred by the united kingdom in the united kingdom. he is a lecturer in law at kiel university from the european capital addis ababa we have daniel better he's the founder of foreign affairs an online magazine covering issues on the horn of africa and for the eritrean perspective we have a web well there in kingston ontario he's an associate professor of african and world history at queen's university and joining us from london. she's a political scientist an independent researcher on african affairs she's also an advisor to the africa youth movement welcome to the stream what i want to start with you what was your reaction when you heard prime minister i know it. thank you very much for having me my initial reaction was optimism cautious optimism. that peace finally was to have a chance at the horn of africa in general and the relationship between the two countries in particular. but the fact that international law has been violated or the two countries existed after the illegal settlement

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you can see that charred vehicle on the tow truck.looks like they're making a lot of progress and getting close to towing this out of the way. that jetta was involved in a crash with a semi before it burst into flames this morning. we did have injuries involved in that one, too. boy, we've got major delays all through the sunol area and into pleasanton. at least an hour delay on southbound 680. as i mentioned, that is one of two significant issues. i also want to take you to a live shot from our crew set up in the pleasanton area. this is a few miles away from our second issue on westbound 580 in castro valley. two lanes open, two lanes closed, this time due to a flipping big rig near eden canyon road. it's a parking lot. about 45 minutes to one-hour delay with this issue. we'll talk about a few of the alternates in just a few. right now let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. i guess it's nice weather if you're sitting there not moving. >> it's comfortable. temperatures in the mid 50s there and also at the coast today where san

you see charred spots every few feet along the santa rosa creek. it really surprised joggers and bikers this morning as they came across one after the other. >> i was surprised that they kept going for as far as they did. like it seems weird that someone would do that over and over again. >> reporter: firefighters say a total of 13 fires were set saturday night within two hours of each other, three next to the railroad tracks and ten aclong the santa rosa creek trail. it is especially distressing to residents, who are still traumatized from the deadly wildfires that swept through here in october. >> it's pretty distressing, i guess. if anybody is familiar with the community, they would know that -- i guess i would say disrespectful. >> we know the community has been through a lot and is on edge, so we're taking this seriously to put this to a stop. >> reporter: firefighters respond differently since the october fires. they call other agencies sooner and ask for help. >> we inundated the air with law enforcement, santa rosa fire department, cal fire

the pawnee fear has now charred more than 13,000 acres, but firefighters are making some progress with containment at 35%. andrea borba has new a high tech tool helping crews stay a step ahead of the flames. >> reporter: it's 3 did technology, with -- 3-d technology, and real-time data to monitor where a fire could move. >> i'll be damned! i have a lot of stuff to be thankful for. >> reporter: as victims are getting a first look at what's left, cal fire is using a tool to stop the forward march of flames. it's 3-d technology, the topography of a region is projected on a sand stable, and using -- table, and using real- time, they can get an accurate idea where the flames are moving. from there, crews and equipment can be put in place to save property and lives. that will be especially important to this weekend, as fire weather returns. >> this weekend, friday night, into saturday, we're going to be back fl di, the ibilit for fire growth is there and new start, so remain vigilant, and be ready to leave at a moment's notice. >> reporter: the pawnee fear has devoured 22 structures and600 a

when i see chars, it's pure instin instinct. >> and as you can imagine, social media calling him thed man. >> nice. thank you very much. >>> "abc7 news" continues now online, twitter, facebook and your mobile devices. >> our next news cast very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i wanted you to come. and how about that, you did. oh, we have a lot to get to tonight. starting with of course the president of the united states, who was up brighan

final deal to the benefit of both and eritreans to discuss this we're joined from kill stock for charred by the united kingdom in the united kingdom. he is a lecturer in law at kiel university from the european capital addis ababa we have daniel better he's the founder of foreign affairs an online magazine covering issues on the horn of africa and for the eritrean perspective we have. in kingston ontario he's an associate professor of african and world history at queen's university and joining us from london. she's a political scientist an independent researcher on african affairs she's also an advisor to the african youth movement welcome to the stream what i want to start with you what was your reaction when you heard prime minister i know it. thank you very much for having me my initial reaction was optimism cautious optimism. that peace finally was to have a chance at the horn of africa in general and the relationship between the two countries in particular. but the fact that international law has been violated or the two countries existed after the illegal settlement of the matter f

they also have their own list of demands and frankly to see that even if there is a deal between my char and the government to see that they would be able to be on board on much our side would be very hard and in the meantime the people of south sudan are suffering more than seven million which is more than half of the country's population rely on food aid to survive and more than a quarter of more than a third of the country's population is this place and it's quite sad to see a nation that is so young suffering so much an absolutely terrible conflict many thanks indeed for coming in and talking to us here in the. know about five hundred migrant children who were separated from their parents at the us mexico border been reunited with their families that figure comes from the associated press news agency which is quoting a trump administration official since may more than two thousand children have been taken from their parents after they crossed the border illegally every hours under reports now from the frontline of the crisis at the southern u.s. border. all she wanted was a better li

charred fences and frayed nerves the north bay city community devastated by last year's wildfires.whooshce to the heartless thief who snatched him from a san jose warehouse.whoosh are you doing too much for your children? a new study has a warning for so=called helicopter parents. you're basicallly creating a cycle of depedence that never ends

char >>> this fire turned american ide's wedding day into a nightmare. take a look. he fire completely destroy the house on kennelling circle. luckily, though, the bride h toe put in the trunk of her car the night before, so it didn't en upetting destroyed. in all 17 people were inside the house when the irestarted. everyone was able to make it out k on. we are going to hear from theid coming up in the 5:00 hour. >>> a new addition could be coming to the national zoo. back inarch she was artificially inseminated, and s zookeepers s's been sleeping a lot. it could just be that she's tired. here's a live look at the panda's habitat. people say they haven't been able to confirmpregnancy. look on the far right. i know this -- >> she's been sleeping a lot, eating less, anduilding a nest. all signs of a pending birth. the problem with panda ixegnancies, they can last from three months to months, and you don't really know until she's about to give you have to wait and see. my hopes are high always, but i've been dippointed before. >> i wish they could wait -- >> they're so

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at this how much, the fire is 40% contained and has charred more than 13,000 acres and destroyed 22 structures including several homes. so far no reports of any injuries. but the wind is picking up. and that means danger for wildfires remains high. we have a red flag warning for parts of the bay area starting tomorrow. rob mayeda is here. >> that includes the pawnee fire area. it's the hills of snow makoun at this. winds will shift out of the north. those will be dangerously dry north winds. humidity levels bottoming out as we head to the overnight hours. you see the wind speeds picking up as humidity levels drop into the teens and locally lower w h with temperatures to climb into the 90s and the hottest days arrive by saturday. a look at the forecast coming up in 20 minutes. >> keep track of the wind by downloading our app. >>> the search is on for a driver who crashed into a pedi cab and took off. police released this picture of the car that investigators are looking for. it smashed into a pedi cab that was carrying a canadian family along the embarcadero. and we have what other drivers are

. >> michael jackson was not s.ilty on all char screams of the crowd testament faith pop later and theirnocence. >> as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll get out there kick 'em down the hills. >> what does it feel like to be the first man to go across the chwnnel by your power. >> it feels pretty neat. feels marvelous, really. >> welcome back. is is "bbc news." our top story -- g- leaders meeting in canada have been discussing imle port tariffs imposed by president trump. france says there's willingnesi toan agreement. let's stay with that story. he stevan is the white house bureau chief with v ce of america news. he's at ebec city and he joins us now. steve, it does seem like someeaf thers at least are trying to sound more conciliatory. a absolutely we've seen that with the u.s. president, who has gone from the combative twittemp to summit trump today. am -- almost a complete reversal of his tone, at least when the cameras were on today. although we heard in that leaders summit that it did get a bit testy when the news immediate wisconsin was not there, with the europeans trying to

homes charred, people carrying fresh scars,violence continues in nicaragua just a day after the governmentasefire. anger in athens as greece's pm survives a no confidence vote over a deal to rename macedonia. selfies and celebrations. extraordinary scenes in afghanistan as taliban militants and security forces come together during a ceasefire for eid.

some of it has been charred. as we zoom in later you will see flames in certain areas.lose to homes >> this is in the woodlands area near lime ridge. on the phone is steve hill with confire. steve are you there. >> yes, i am. >> thank you for coming on. give us the quick update. obviously it's spreading a little bit. what's happening now in terms of the fire fighting effort. >> it looks like it started in the ignacio area in the open space. it's moving at this point at a moderate pace. going almost straight east. we -- we attacked the fire from the left there in the open space then immediately went into structure protection along montecito driver. the good news is the structures, the homes all along montecito drive now appear to be safe. but the fire continues to move along montecito down towards crystal ranch drive as it moves east. and they're vakting those homes as the fire approaches there. >> we have two questions for you, steve. one can you tell us about how many areas or homes are currently being evacuated? the second one is coming from a viewer rifrg in the area

. >> reporter: the land is charred and even the firefighters got it under control, it was not out. does this make you any more frightened? we walked him over to the property to show him part of the fence was on fire. around his neighborhood along cache creek road for which there is only one way in and out, helicopters and aircraft doused flames in a battle that at times seemed fruitless. hotspots popping up shortly after they were doused. evacuation orders have been underway since saturday which is when and a , that was about it. >> reporter: the nearby moose lodge was turned into a shelter, crowds of evacuees packed the parking lot. >> i have been through this several times and seen stuff like this. it kind of happens. >> reporter: down the road from where the fire is burning, there was the moose lodge where many of the evacuees are right now. many brought cars, campers, rvs and sleeping in tents. there is space inside the lodge itself but for some people, to sleep for the night. i reached out to cal fire and they said they will not give updates on the number of people injured. >>

the fire charred 440 square mile. two people were killed. more than a thousands homes were destroyed. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. >>> now we're starting to enter the zone where we really have to start worrying about fire danger outside. we have seen the wind and now we start to see warmer temperatures. >> the humidity dropping for tomorrow. the good news is the wind won't be a huge factor. it's the big reminder, the and t nbc bay area at 7:00. you can just pull up chair and we'll have full coverage for you. taking you out live to the ballpark right now. clear skies, bit of a wind out of west. you'll need jacket if you're going there. we'll be down to some cooler 50s tonight under clear skies. don't expect much of anything in the way of fog. let's give you the birds eye view of what's happening in the pacif pacific. get you prepared for the weekend. we do have some rainfall out here. you can see the storm systems lining up but there's no chance, there's no way, there's no how any of that will move into the bay area. w

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the aliso fire charred more than 250 acres. it spread quickly through parts of doubled in size in one hour. 1,500 people had to be evacuated. you can see how close those names got to the structures. nearly 400 firefighters on scene working to battle the fire. >> just the second day of june. >>> new at 11:00, some people not so excited about amy schumer being in san francisco. she performed at cluster fest tonight. sex workers gathered outside the building. upset with schumer about making jokes about them. also jums u. upset about her new support of a sex trafficking law. >>> president trump can't be forced to testify in the russia investigation. well, that's according to the president's lawyers. in a secret 20-page letter obtained by "the new york times," that letter sent to special counsel robert mueller says that mr. trump has authority over all federal investigations therefore he cannot be subpoenaed. >>> just nine days before president trump's historic se appears to be leader of the scaling back expectations of what might c

the only thing you can see still standing, that charred washer and drier there. so far, this fire has burned 22 homes and buildi00 acres, only . some residents say it looks more like a war zone today than their community as this fire continues to rage. in lake county, will carr, abc news. >>> continuing coverage of the pawnee fire is online at abc7news.com and the news app. find more information on the fire zone and evacuations as well as the latest breaking news. >>> new at 11:00, a london court granted uber a license to keep operating in the capital. uber told the court they made significant changing since being refused another license last year over public siafety concerns. the operating license lasts for 15 months. >>> california voters have a chance to repeal the gas tax. it rose 12 cents a gallon and vehicle registration fees went up after senate bill 1 was passed last year. the more than $5 billion raised each year for the tax goes to road repairs and mass transit improvements. if this passes in november, the state constitution would e amended to require v

they struggled to make their way over charred roadways. the search resumes this morning.ore than 3,000 residents evacuated. the volcano continues to erupt and officials fear that death toll will rise. >>> in hawaii three people had to be rescued after being trapped by lava from the kilauea volcano after ignoring evacuation orders. the volcano has been erupting since may 3rd and shows no signs of letting up. here's carter evans. >> reporter: that is a huge, huge lava front there, just consuming everything in its path. massive amounts of molten rock and unstoppable nature. from above the devastation is widespread. this is the community of kopoho. authorities have been anticipating that the lava would get here for days. it could end up being the new lava site. homes and businesses are gone and anything that survives here would be cut off from the rest of the island. residents packed up what they could before the lava arrived. this area known as four corners because it's intersection of two mar ys. lava has covered it all. there's nothing left here and with it, two major esca

be more than two vehicle lengths away from one another that's not so simple on a route strewn with char bends in turn ups at multiple points along the route again as world records committee checks whether the seven kilometer long career it is abiding by the rules it's a challenge for both car and driver. he found it tough to maintain the right distance like in a traffic jam you go faster and slower then you have to ensure you're with into a vehicle length of the car ahead it's fine if you can maintain it but you can quickly find yourself three vehicle lengths behind that was challenging. michele if you participants couldn't find the low gear setting that everyone here has so it seems they won a bit too quick but otherwise everything was great start a spree myself. but women be enough just after seven pm a guinness world records committee official announces the results. of what the existing record is five hundred sixteen land rovers. the day you managed. to six hundred thirty two that's a new record. i. i new record that won't be so easy to beat. next time i'm driving away green power fo

so far it's charred about 500 acres in several different areas. in aeld. at last check, five of those hot spots are out and 80% is contained. thankfully no injuries have been reported. a mobile home trailer and three vehicles have been destroyed. despite strong wound gusts firefighters have been able to keep things under control. there's no word yet on the cause. take a look. really cool perspective here. a bird's-eye view of the helicopter using water drops on the flames as they roar below. >>> a scare for a woman in san francisco getting into her car this afternoon. a tree suddenly toppled right on top of her gray mercedes. you can see it there smashed on the top. the back windows also blown out. it happened at 2:00. the woman was taken to the hospital. police say she's going to be okay. >>> the reward is rising, up to 10 grand now being offered for anyone who can help find the person who dumped badly injured puppies in an east bay garbage. we first told you last weekend that someone found three abandoned z-ogz in a pile of garbage in oakland. two of the

. >> reporter: the charred road home has never looked so sweet. thanks to the bravery of these firefighters. >> i am ecstatic. it's everything i've ever had. i put everything into this place. i can't believe they saved it. >> reporter: there are 15 helicopters currently assigned to this fire. all of them are grounded for the night. that's because pilots fly by line of sight. if they can't see, they can't fly. this area is steep and rugged, they will be up first thing in the morning, they know they are the best chance they have at getting the fire contained. >>> further north, two wildfires broke out near the city of -- over the weekend. the stone fire has burned 300 acres and is 60% contained. cal fire says flames have destroyed multiple residential and commercial buildings. a separate fire scorched 10 times that and is 40% contained. >>> the search is on for a shooter who killed a berkeley alum in southern california. in front of his daughters. they say tristan beaudette was found bleeding in his tent early friday morning at a state park. his dau

there was already a peace agreement between presidents who work here and opposition leader rick my char which was simon aug twenty fifteen but that collapse in july to sixteen when fighting broke out between the two sides in the capital juba in july what. other regional countries were trying to do with trying to revive this peace deal that had collapsed after to an average of sixteen but with sudan came up with by bringing those touring sides together is a new transitional period for the for the word inside its new new ceasefire mechanisms and they also included troops and troops from the regional bloc egads to try to see if ceasefire is actually being implemented there are other parties involved but they have not signed an agreement as well they're not part of this agreement and that is a big big and concerning point in south sudan's conflict the conflict has gone beyond our has gone beyond the president salva kiir and now that we have more than a dozen warring factions most of them are under the umbrella called south sudan's opposition alliance they have not signed any deal between th

flames have now charred 13,000 acres. containment stands at 17%. flames have destroyed 22 structures so far. but 600 more are still threatened. and right now an army of 2700 firefighters are on the front lines nearly doubled of course from just this morning. the wind driven fire is burning northeast of clear lake oaks and has forced an entire community to evacuate. kpix5's katie neilsen has the latest. >> there have been three major fires in the last three years here in lake county. today the temperatures are much cooler, the winds calmer which gave firefighters a bit of a break. the fire for the most part has burned past spring valley but thousands of people are still evacuated. updated cal fire maps showing the current burn areas are the talk of the moose lodge parking lot. >> we're good here. >> people forced to evacuate spring valley set up a temporary camp just like they have had to do before. >> we have been through this quite a few times. in three years we have had to evacuate four times. >> the moose lodge opens its doors and parking lot to