is one of several fires in california - and as claudia cowan reports - one of them has seen an arrest - for arson. crews here in lake county are working hard to get a handle on the clayton fire... it's burned through more than 4- thousand acres so farl... destroying at least 175 structures... and leaving thousands homeless in the town of lower lake. crews reported significant progress overnight but warn - the fire is still active - and unpredictable. berlant says: "we still have have a lot of risk that this fire could throw more embers down onto homes, onto the rooftops and additional homes could ignite on fire" meanwhile, the investigation continues into the suspected arsonist - forty-year-old damin anthony pashilk, arrested yesterday... he's now charged with at least seventeen counts of arson... and investigators say - there could be more charges to come. pimlott says: "it is a tragic day, however, when we identify any starts a fire, and a fire like this, that was devastating your community, and further south - in san luis obispo county... another wildfire - the chimney fire -- has

in reno, nevada, claudia cowan, fox news. an attempt to put the issue on the ballot this november - was recently shot down by the state supreme court. one of the reasons given... was that the language was misleading. a gun made from a 3-d printer was found inside someone's carry- on luggage at the reno-tahoe international airport. the gun was just one of sixty-eight weapons discovered in carry-on bags nationally the week of august fourth. the t-s-a says the gun was a realistic replica of a legitamite weapon and was loaded with live ammunition. the passenger carrying the gun was given the option to check in the weapon... but the person chose to leave it behind and was not arrested or cited for bringing it to the airport. continued to its destination without any issues. while firearms are allowed in checked baggage, the t-s-a is urging the public to be familiar with local guns laws before flying with printed firearms. a team of young baseball players still have a shot at going to the little league world series in pennsylvania l

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in lake county, claudia cowan, fox news. >>> we've learned the man pulled the home sunday night for a possible drowning and found family members giving cpr to the 73-year-old. he was flown to a boston hospital where police say he died monday afternoon. police are now trying to figure out what happened. >>> federal reserve officials are fueling speculation of an interest rate hike as early as neck month. the president of the new york federal reserve bank today says evidence of higher pay and a strong jobs market could boost inflation. >> we're edging closer towards, you know, the point in time where it will be appropriate, i rates further. >> central bank raised rates from near 0 last december, it's first tightening in nearly a decade. oh. >>> a new round of showers coming on through there, fizzling, but they're still out there. i'll show you where those are and we'll talk about what's to come. carlyle pushed off towards the northeast and holding together seems questionable at this georgetown. but i don't think will make it to you. this one is a little heavier just getting into souther

claudia cowan is here with more.eporter: he's in jail facing 17 counts of arson which authorities say is why this area has seen so many wildfires in recent years. here in lower lake the so-called clayton fire has caused $10 million in damage. it wiped out 40% of downtown and left dozen of families homeless. firefighters are making steady progress thanks to better weather. the fire did not grow yesterday. it's still at 4,000 acres and is burning primarily away from populated areas. at last report the fire destroyed 175 locals and buildings as crews go through each neighborhood and assess the damage. evacuees who had only minutes to get out are sharing heartbreaking stories. one man parked his house at a warehouse downtown where he kept vintage cars. turns out the roaring fire destroyed the warehouse and everything in it but spared his home. a church built in 1846 was destroyed and the pastor says they will rebuild. 1,500 homes remain threatened which is why evacuation orders are still in effect. even thought it was ca

fox is claudia cowan has worried. >> zombie homes like this one really are the living dead of propertyboarded up for decades, abandoned by their owners, frequently trashed by squatters. these homes are basically unsellable on the open market, but takes to finance it, dozens of zombie homes in richmond, california get a new lease on life. >> meth lab contamination. people use them as restrooms. these properties set for a long time and become really a day for the community. reporter: zombie homes sorry trina taxpayers a richmond spent thousands boarded a broken homes. thanks to a $3 million social impact fund, city agencies and partnered with tanks, judges, nonprofits and local contractors to acquire the home, fix them up and sell them. >> turnkey on this project is lovely. trinity ideas to stabilize neighborhoods and give low-income buyers the opportunity of a lifetime. >> in our model we are providing local first-time homebuyers who can't buy in the bay area market a chance to own a home in the city they live in. reporter: 62-year-old scioscia arnold. >> this will be her first child. n

in richmond, california, claudia cowan fox news. >> madison bumgarner, boy did he pitch great today?nfortunately it wasn't enough. >> all the sports action coming up right after the newscast at 11:00. here is a preview. >> madison bumgarner was great, but the giants were not. how they were wasted against the nationals. >> a day after they emortalized. you won't believe why. plus the record of 58 today on the pge tour. pga tour. a full half hour of sports wrap coming up at 11:00. >>> a rather unique pool party. why not. using a pick up truck. the desperate attempt to beat the heat as rising temperatures soared. >>> they probably have a lot of folks going for a little swim. >> then what do you do? with the cool way that some are getting relief from the summer sizzle. >> for a cool dip. the back end of that pick up truck? >> that is where you will find jake long during happy hours. >> it's warm and toasty, i love it. i'm trying to get out there as much as possible and that it could with a good play on the sidewalk. you can have a beer at your house. and some braces to keep them from bot

>> claudia cowan, thank you very much. >>> down day on wall street, dow lost 85, s&p 500 was off 12 and nasdaq dropped 35. >> round two in the obama administration's drive to cut emissions and push fuel efficiency in large trucks, buses and other large vehicles. environmental protection agency announced its plan to cut carbon emission and fuel consumption up to 25% in the next decade. >>> the nation's third largest insurance carrier is bailing out of obamacare. now it's official, leaving nearly 70% of the counties in which it currently sells policies on obamacare exchanges. trish regan, good evening. why is aetna getting out? >> because the economics don't make any sense, shannon. think about it. they've got all these people applying for insurance. many of whom really need the insurance because they're sick and all the healthy people that president obama promised would also be joining these exchanges, they're nowhere to be found effectively. you know what's happening? the company is lozing money. we're talking about losing money big time to the tune of $430 billion this year. aetna is m

in richmond, california, claudia cowan, fox news. >>> airbnb is now worth $30 billion. according to bloomberg, the home sharing company raised $850 million in a recent equity round. the filing with the state of delaware doesn't disclose who is making the investment. the new report makes airbnb the second most valuable to tech start-up after uber. >>> energy stocks are faring well as the price of oil rises. the dow jones is down by less than one quarter of one percent. the story is similar percentage- wise on the s&p and nasdaq. >>> and tesla's stock is down this afternoon a little bit more than 1%. the palo alto-based company announced it is planning to expand its stores. they will open a retail location every four days. it's holding a grand opening in san francisco on saturday. this comes as tesla posted its second quarter financial statement with net losses of $293 million. that's up from $184 million in losses during the same time last year. some of that comes from building tesla's gigafactory in nevada. tesla also came up short on the delivery goal of 17,000 cars du

. >>> in lake county claudia cowan, fox news. >> let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now.ogist kathy orr tracking some possible storms that could be moving in near all of us. kathy? >> um-hmm. we have severe thunderstorm that's moving into allentown as we speak. it is in allentown it's moving toward the northeast at about 40 miles an hour. so this is moving very quickly through kutztown, through allentown heading toward easton severe thunderstorm in effect for berks, lehigh and north ham couldn't ton counties until 6:00 o'clock tonight. as we do track on this storm you can see as it moves towards the northeast it will be a whitehall in a matter of a minute or two. bethlehem by 5:00 arthritic. richland by 5:45. severe storm easton 5:54. forks by 5:54. bush kill by 5:59. plainfield by 6:05. >> the storm right now over lower macungie and allentown. the main threat with this damaging winds in excess of 60 miles an hour. there is some hail and also flooding rains so if you know anyone that's going to be driving along let's see the northeast extension, through allentown, the leh