is one of colusa's most popular. office nearly 30 years. knows where the skeletons are buried and knows just about every prominent family in the county including the moores. >> if i said they were odd, that would be a pretty good way of summarizing it. >> odd. >> yes. >> odd how? >> you don't hear a lot about a lot of families but you hear about the moore family. >> reporter: because they complain publicly about other wings of the family or at least complain in such a way that people -- >> complain in a way that other people found out about it. >> reporter: now the two cousins? >> pete i've known for years almost since i've been here. had a reputation for being a real hot head. a lot of mouth. he couldn't back it up. but he had a lot of mouth. without hardly an effort pete could tick you off. >> reporter: so when paul came to the authorities and said, i think pete is responsible for this, did the suspicion seem plausible? >> yes. >> reporter: yeah. >> it did. we knew pete didn't get along with his family. we knew pet

and a setback for firefighters battling the lnu complex in yolo and colusa counties. the flames breaking free from one containment zone and jumping across highway 16 and now threatening homes. the fire is at least 33% contained. and some progress in the south bay at the scu complex fires up from 25% to 30% containment. >>> i'm kiet do and we are live in oakland surveying the damage frroth atthe whole foods at the corner of bay and harrison near lake merritt. these protests happened in solidarity with the protests in wisconsin over the police shooting of jacob blake. now the windows to the whole foods here have been smashed out. all told, there are about 12 of them. there are about 12 feet tall as well. so as you can imagine, there's a lot of glass and as you can see here, contractors are installing plywood over the openings as we speak. so this all started around 8:00 p.m. last night. with several dozen people gathered at frank ogawa plaza. according to oakland police, that group then grew to about 600 to 700 people. they began marching northbound chanting black lives

>>mandatory evacuations are in place in colusa county because of a wildfire cal fire sonoma lake napa unit has responded to the site's fire as it's called these images are from twitter user michael grandage the vegetation fire has forced anybody living in the areas of sight slid off the road and squat brick road to clear out. our meteorologist our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has more on this fire and the conditions that are certainly not helping the firefighters aren't yet very hot dry in those places this little remote this is getting out there somewhat but you can kind of see the mountainous terrain out there making it very difficult for firefighters to fight any kind of those fires. >>in those areas, the winds haven't been all that strong right now see them to about 10 miles per just to the east there and devil's elbow. they're seeing some of those winds blowing on through continue concern is that fires burning some dangerous terrain. >>and could threaten some homes overnight tonight. we are looking at temperatures around the bay area are rather mild along the coastline of

authorities had started at around 4:15 pm on the colusa county/lake county border, about 60 miles north of clearlake. cal fire said there is 0% containment. officials also say about one dozen structures are threatened and some people in the area have been evacuated. no word on what started the fire. >>> wildfire concern is growing in big sur. how tourists are causing problems along the central coast. >>> we are tracking the forecast and it definitely calls for cooling as we move forward, i will let you know how much cooler. >>> also, a woman who is both blind and deaf has been reunited with her family after she walked away from her home. where she was finally found, coming up. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcon

. >>> people who evacuated in colusa county because of a big wildfire are allowed to go back home. the mandatory evacuations from the sites fire are now lifted. however, evacuees are being warned to evacuate again if necessary. this fire has burned 60 miles north of clear lake, at least 560 acres have burned. it is 55% contained. >>> let's check back in with steve paulson. i know you keep an eye on the winds because of fire danger. speaking of fires, it got pretty windy in marin county yesterday afternoon. i don't know if they are going to continue. >> yes, they will. at least into wednesday it looks blustery and windy. the good news, it is not north or northeast. wind is still wind. it will be out of the west or southwest. fog has come back. the breeze is picking up for many. the big news is the drizzle and how much we get. the coast looks like they might get decent amounts. it is cooler for most. the wind does pick up after a hot day yesterday. we were in 88 for this area. it was 77. they will drop off tomorrow. it is 31 miles per hour. napa has a west/southwest -- the water temp

that is in colusa county. it is 20% contained.s are battling an out-of-control wildfire which forced thousands of people from their homes overnight. 1200 firefighters have been working since friday to keep the flames away from homes and cookers from the bay area are now arriving to help. >>> i'm kiet do and we're live in san mateo county. it is the first weekday of lockdown where over the weekend many businesses were forced to close on indoor operations. now lawmaker wants to get tough and crackdown on people wearing masks. summit hill county supervisor david canepa wants to impose fines anywhere from $100-$3000 for anyone not wearing a mask. canepa plan to introduce a bill at the board meeting on tuesday. if approved, san mateo county would join the contra costa and marin counties for enacting fines and the supervisor knows he will hear a lot of pushback about freedom. >> your freedom of not wearing the mask and not social distancing and going to these large parties and gatherings, you are killing people. >> we had to cancel our

that covered mendocino, lake county, and colusa county. so fast forward two years, we are number two behind santa clara complex just to our south. all of the resources in the state of california are working incredibly hard. we've gotten so much support from outside of the area outside of the state. we heard the states that are here to help us. i just want to say thank you to everyone including those that are supporting our evacuees, our communities to provide them help for getting back into their homes. unfortunately, homes were destroyed in this fire, and folks are going to need help with getting back on their feet. so i want to thank you all of those folks, not just the cooperators behind me but everybody listening for all of their help to get us there. i really hope that you continue to be alert and aware. i ask and i'm going to say it again, readyforwildfire.org is a great place for you to find information on how to be prepared. additionally, there's a lot of news media out there, and the most current information is coming from this te

the sites fire started late after noon in colusa county. it has now grown to 1 1/2 square miles with 0% containment. the fire is threatening dozens of homes and forcing the evacuation of neighborhoods. >>> monterrey county is on high alert after a string of fires in the big sur area this weekend. investigators say illegal campfires are to blame. there are four fires along highway 1. firefighters have an important message for the people who plan to visit the big sur area this summer. >> please don't come to big sur and have a campfire unless you are in a designated campsite. >> firefighters say these are tied to a long-term problem in the area. many are able to find a camping site. there are fires that are still burning. >>> today in washington, more negotiations between the white house and democratic congressional leaders on a new economic stimulus package. progress has reportedly been made, but democrats want expanded approach. >> we can underfund what is needed and it will cost us more in the long run because covid will still stay with us

. >>> in wine country, a setback for firefighters battling the lnu complex in yolo and colusa counties. the flames breaking free from one containment zone jumping across highway 16 and now threating homes. that prompted new evacuation orders overnight. this is the aftermath of a mobile home park near lake berryessa leveled by fires. the homes now part of a grim figure. 978 structures destroyed. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and let's go live to the gulf coast right now which has just been battered the last several hours. this is a picture from galveston, texas. hurricane laura made landfall at 10:00 last night our time extreme winds and an expected catastrophic storm surge in parts of texas and louisiana. it's going to move farther into louisiana today and within the past hour or so that storm was packing 105 miles per hour winds making it a category 2 hurricane. it's likely to be a tropical storm before the day is out. want to show you some new video we got in overnight. yeah, that looks more like a hurricane. howling winds battering buildings in lake charles, louisiana.

burning across the state of accusations are still in place for the site's fire that's burning in colusain the central valley, the latest on containment. when we come back. >>several east bay salon owners say they are out of options and now they face tough decisions on whether to we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. >>so we know how to do it safely let's bring it back into our salons governor newsome hashtag open salons now. >>some hair salon owners in the bay area say they plan to reopen later this month despite orders from the governor and local health officials to remain close. over the weekend several salon owners in the tri valley met up in decided they're going to reope

although containment is at 35%, evacuation orders have been issued for colusa county near the lake county line, almost 1100 homes and other buildings have been destroyed. >>> the woodward fire at the national seashore remains at 8% containment. that fire is burning west at highway 1. it has consumed 4 1/2 square miles. no homes have been lost. the county sheriff says it is very smoky. they're asking people to avoid visiting the coast this weekend. >>> most of the people who had to evacuate in the san mateo county area are being allowed to return. the highway 1, highway 84 areas have all reopened. this 80 improving weather conditions this week and reinforcements from around the state have helped them increase containment. >> it is great. i know a lot of people are dying to get back in here. they have things to take care of. they're worried about their homes, looters, things like that, it is nice to be able to come back in. >> san mateo deputies are patrolling to make sure these efforts go smoothly. >>> people who were evacuated from scotts valley are allowed to return back home. those retu

however, a setback for firefighters battling the lnu complex in yolo and colusa counties, the flamesbreaking free from the containment zone, jumping across highway 16 and threatening more homes. that has prompted new evacuation orders tonight the complex in the santa cruz mountains with it winds and upth good news. and humidity crews are setting backfires to get as much of the few cleared as they can. there is no timeline for lifting evacuations. let's go to our chief meteorologist paul hagan who has the latest on the all- important air quality. >> baby steps, still not great but day by day and sometimes even hour by hour, it's getting a little less bad these are the current air quality levels, the purple has hundreds of centers all around the bay area, we still see some spots where the air quality is unhealthy, especially near san rafael, but for the tri-valley and santa clara valley, where some of the worst air quality has been, you are now in the moderate category with few spots may be unhealthy for sensitive groups. tomorrow is another spare the air day and the worst air quality

new evacuation orders are issued for areas near the lake and colusa county line, grown t acres and is contained. the fire complex destroyed or damaged over 1300 homes and other holdings in napa, solano, sonoma, lake and yellow counties, some people in solano county are allowed to return to their homes. we go live for a chance to talk with residents as well as officials about the decision to allow evacuees back in. >> it's all latest version, nap strong, many people already knew the condition of the homes, the anticipation of what is left of it or, seeing it at all. we first met stephanie at the mission church parking lot on town road in vacaville. literally with minutes to evacuate as the lsu firestorm swept the region destroying one in five homes. >> my home was a spare come i feel so bad because there were just so many, so many people out that left in their homes. >> reporter: in order to get into neighborhoods homeowners must show proof of residency and get a pass from the sheriff's office. >> we ask them to check in and we update contact information, so people lost their homes and

today and also prompted new evacuations in colusa county. >> as that fire burns officials are working out how to help victims with short-term and long-term assistance. >> reporter: short-term such as living expenses, long-term like sba loans. people who have been through it so you can't start soon enough. >> my wife had a list of stuff. >> reporter: the worst has happened for hundreds of households across the bay area who lost everything in lightning set fires, now facing questions and an uncertain future. >> we are trying to decide. i'm more afraid of the fire. >> reporter: no doubt it's overwhelming. >> this is step one in your journey. like many of you, i am a fire survivor. >> reporter: in a virtual town hall on recovery, a sonoma county supervisor who lost her home in the 2017 firestorm. >> know that sadly, tragically, we are a county that is very, very experienced at recovery. you're going to get through this. >> reporter: from the start, document everything. not just losses, but expenses and correspondence. united policyholders formed after the end firestorm 30 years ago and of

incendio hablamos al inicio del noticiero sobre este incendio el cual se encuentra ubicado en el condado colusaaturas no tan cálidas como hemos visto años pasados de hecho hoy, la máxima fue 90° solamente 2°arriba, esta tendencia continúa al menos así hace varias semanas. pasemos hacia la ciudad de san josé cielos >>>despejados y temperaturas actuales en los 77° santa rosa tresmientras auckland registra 70°. pasamos hacia nuestra próxima gráfica, hacia san francisco, temperaturas en las próximas horas descenderán hacia los bajos 70° a partir de las 8:00 de la noche, temperatura en los altos 50. esta noche57 en santa rosa en santa cruz con el mínimo en los 56°. ahí tenemos nuestro satélite radar cambios se avecinan a partir de este lunes hacia el martes un sistema de baja presión bastante débil pero traerá condiciones más frescas en un par dedías para mañana 94 días y tenemos el panorama en los próximos 10 días temperaturas agradables el miércoles en el día más fresco de todas las semanas, a aprovechar que ya llegó a gusto con esto continuamos con más del noticiero >>> hacemos una pausa pero al

that's burning north of clear lake and colusa county. the fire started just after 5 o'clock yesterday evening and has now burned more than 500 acres and in southern california. there are new evacuations in place for the apple fire. it's burning in the san bernardino national forest cal fire says it's only 5% contained and has burned more than 26,000 acres. this fire has prompted officials to issue evacuation orders to about 2500 households which impacts about 8,000 residents. warrants for frost coming up and also coming up here on kron 4 news at 5 the investigation that is now under way by the navy. >>after a video surfaces showing an attack on the jersey of a former forty-niners quarterback. also president trump is threatening to ban tick tock in the united states. how much closer that actually has to becoming a reality and when we come back an effort in the south bay to make sure that all as if hoping with this pandemic was not enough of an obstacle for students and back to school just around the corner there's virtual learning that wo

two strike teams made crewfrom cont costan >> the fire has burned through 400 acres in lake and colusa county. video shows a plane dropping retardant entrces in the area as flames whip up in the hills and evacuations are underway along the go to road. a dozen structures are being threatened right now. this time lapse video capture the moments that the flames sparked yesterday. it was the afternoon and at this point fire crews say the fire is 20% contained. jack this morning in interview you will only see on kpix, the solano county da office defending the controversial inotg. the willie mccoy case will be reviewed by a special prosecutor. is the former dna of said -- san bernardino county. a judge decided that ramos improperly deleted emails and text messages leading the family to ask for the appointment be reconsidered. the solano county da office said i >> you're talking about somebody who is a prosecutor for 29 years. he has a wide background in loss of elections. he is a consultant noun. to find someone who hasn't had >> the solano county da said she was accounted appointing a speci

it's burning north of clear lake and colusa county. the fire started about 24 hours ago just after 5 yesterday evening and has burned more than 500 acres. there's also a big fire burning in southern california and there are new and back away tions in place for the apple fire. it's burning in the san bernardino national forest. >>cal fire says it's only 5% contained and has burned more than 26,000 acres. this fire has prompted officials to issue evacuation orders to about 2500 households that impacts about 8,000 residents. we'll talk about that fire as we talk about our 4 zone forecast right now as we take a quick live look outside right now here in san francisco where the fog is slowly starting to roll in and our temperatures are cooling off let's get back now to our wildfire coverage with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow what are the winds doing for the apple fire how is that playing a role they picked up today just in of course has been very hot there temperatures near triple digits, humidity all the way down to about 15%. tha

today we are working with the sheriff's department is fire activity specifically in the yolo and colusa county areas this is on the eastern edge of the lnu the hennessy fire specifically as fire activity has picked up there and move closer to the community of ramsey additional evacuations this afternoon. >>under way so it just goes to show you that yes we're making progress on a number of fronts. many people are allowed to to return but these fires are far from over. >>far from over and far from even the really beginning of fire season. we hope that containment continues to grow and that your crew stay safe. thank you daniel. and stay >>we'll go to the south bay now in the santa clara county board of supervisors unanimously approved another eviction moratorium extension that will last now until at least november 30th. currently there is a statewide moratorium that's set to expire on september 30th but county leaders anticipate that will also be extinded. a recent study by the law foundation of silicon valley found that more than 43,000 rental units or at risk of eviction because of

>>is called the site's fire it's located in the mountains just west of interstate 5 in colusa county. evacuation orders have been issued on the area of sites. >>well don't go road and squawk we creek road. the fires burned about a 1000 acres so far containment at this point is still at 0% so their best try to get a handle on that before. >>it grows any bigger. >>governor newsome says the state got a fema grant to help fight the apple fire in southern california. it's exploded in size now to more than 20,000 acres burning in riverside and san bernardino counties, it's only about 5% contained. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate since it broke out on friday. john you know from our sister station ktla shows us what it's like now on the front lines. >>the apple fire swelling in size as it continues to burn through the san bernardino mountains north of beaumont cherry valley residents have been here before holy craft. bob also up in his wife evacuated shortly after the flames broke out friday you wonder you know when you drive away. >>we're going to come back. what we did so w

. >>> more than 500 acres have burned at the sights fire in colusa county.s are battling an out of control wildfire, forcing thousands from their homes. >>> the search for seven marines and one sailor who went missing during a training exercise near san clemente island has turned into a recovery operation. of the eight people who were recovered, one died and two are in critical condition. the missing are not believed to be dead. >>> today is the first weekday of a new coronavirus lockdown in san mateo county. indoor operations at restaurants and salons were shut down yesterday. one supervisor wants to know impose fines for violators at tomorrow's board meeting. >>> as we take a look at the roadways right now, traffic continues on eastbound 580 at grant mine. we have the big rig accident locking lanes. traffic is squeaking by. still pretty busy in both directions. as you work your way westbound toward 680, a 30 minute drive time. no major delays on the east shore freeway. we do have a crash on the richmond/san rafael bridge which is causing a bit of a backup.

where we are, colusa county is very far away. ktvu , fox 2 news news. >>> the lightning complex fire in the santa cruz mountain more than 81,000 acres and containment remains at 21%. the fire destroyed or damaged at least 650 homes or structures. also authorities announced a cal fire commander while it was a stolen and his cards were used while he was battling the fire. as he admitted he is the credit cards and maybe charges. he also set on and wrote a letter of balaji to the firemen. and, he was then arrested for multiple felony charges. >> the suspect is identified as brian johnson of white oak, detectives received a tip to lead to his arrest. he said to be arranged tomorrow or monday. >>> >>> the start of a giant tree coming down in the mountains. one of many problems can be built from returning to their homes in the mountain communities. the pictures of clean up underway, theyall around the ar they landed on homes, cars, and wrote it will take some time to make sure the roads are clear and useful before people are allowed bac

authorities have started around 4:15 pm on the colusa county /lake county border. about 60 miles north of clearlake. cal fire said there is 0% containment. officials also say about a dozen structures are threatened and some people have been evacuated. no word on what started this fire. >>> an elderly woman was found safe after she walked away from onon escuela avenue in mountain view, shortly after 6:30 pm. police in several cities spent the day searching. there was a lot of concern. besides being blind and deaf, she only has the mental capacity of a five-year-old. that you can see, she was reunited with her family tonight. earlier we spoke with the assistant police chief about the search. >> we put out a full force effort to locate her. we got the assistance from the sheriff's office. the k-9 unit came out. the department of safety launched a drone and were able to do searches in the areas we are looking for near the home. >> the people that found her saw a silver alert 90 minutes before they spotted her. >>> now to the coronavirus pandemic. california has recorde

lightning complex fire in the north bay spread to six counties with evacuation orders issued for an area colusanty near the lake county line in the meantime in solano county, clark allowed to return to their homes. >> we first met stephanie at the mission church parking what on leisure town road in vacaville, a widow literally with minutes to evacuate as the fire storm swept the region destroying one in five homes. >> my home was spared, i feel so bad because there are so many so many people out that lost their homes. >> it order to get into the neighborhoods they have to show proof of residency to get a pass from the sheriff's office. >> we asked them to come and check in and we update contact information, some people have lost their homes and they want to be gotten a hold of for a number of reasons respect they knew their home survived the storm and she found it hard to believe as she drove into the rural scorched community. >> it came here and everything burned and it was like oh my god, i am so lucky to be alive. i could have been killed, you know, just, it came that fast, we had no time. e

it is 35 percent contained, but evacuation orders have been issued for colusa county. 1100 homes and outbuildings have been destroyed. >>> the woodward fire at the national seashore is eight percent contained right now. it is burning west of highway one. it has burned far and a half square miles. no homes have been destroyed at this point, the marin county sheriff says that it is very smoky out there. they are asking you to avoid going to the coast this weekend. >>> a man suspected of stealing the wallet of a firefighter has been arrested. the santa cruz county sheriff's office says of bryan lee johnson stole a wallet of a commander while the commander was directing firefighting operations near bonnie doon. then, the suspect went around to area businesses and used the firefighters credit cards. >> he admitted that he used the credit cards that made the charges. he sat down and wrote a letter of apology to the firemen. he was then arrested for multiple felony charges. >> these photos that you see here, that we put on the air, that is to the santa cruz sheriffs department, leading to h

you might notice smoke coming in i believe from the colusa fire.t is going to give us a mostly sunny day. sunny and warm to hot. 66, 56. 86, 1998. santa rosa had a long stretch of 70s and low 80s will continue today with a high of 90. 50s on the temperatures. mid-60s for some. a little cooler for otrs los altos ere are some cool rea very little fog. the low will form and low pressure will take in from the pacific northwest. tuesday to thursday. light rain. the forecast model, forecast model, it is the outlier. it goes crazy. a quarter of an inch in fremont. i wanted to show it to you. projections for pretty decent amounts going forward. not today. today lots of sunshine. then we start the cooling trend on tuesday. thursday level of. it looks warmer with near- normal temperatures by the time we get to sunday. >>> coming up. a u-haul truck stolen in the east bay and a family is looking for it. what they say is inside and their desperate plea to get it back. >>> a historic landing in the middle of the atlantic ocean. how this return to earth could lay

. >>> and the latest now on the sites fire in colusa county, about 560 acres have burned and the fire is 55% contained and evacuation orders have been reduced to an advisory level. road closures or been lifted for the public. >>> the apple fire burning in this county is more than 26,000 acres and only 7% contained. it broke out in shelby valley north of beaumont and the san bernardino national forest. a vehicle was a burning exhaust and it started that fire. >>> the cal fire is working hard to put out these wildfires but there is concern for fire crews in the middle of a pandemic. trying to battle flames all while being careful not to catch the virus. >> when we have a large number of firefighters, we are ensuring they are separated that the equipment is being cleaned more often and that they are being breathing in a social distancing atmosphere. >> they are making changes to how it handles dealing with evacuees and wildfires during the pandemic. >>> the sooner we do that, we can get eric's back-to-school. >> still ahead, the simple message from governor newsom to get kids back in the

when you're right, this fire is burning in colusa county. they been making progress and it has burned 560 acres and so far it is 55% contained. and coming up we will talk about some of the challenges facing firefighters working to put out these fires and also trying to keep socially distance. >>> san francisco is being sued for discrimination after two black women claimed they were ordered not to talk to their coworkers. danielle dillard and kim lee are long time employees and they both alleged the trouble started when a separately complaint about racial discrimination at work. they say they were told by those not to bring that "monkey junk". and then they had reassignments and they were ordered not to speak. >> it tore me down on the inside and it affected my home life. it broke me down and made me a shell of a person. >> i know i had my hood every single day. >> they are seeking damages against the city and county of san francisco and they called for the sheriffs department to immediately stop his practice of forcing employees to be silent

the fire started late yesterday afternoon in colusa county 60 miles north of clearlake. cal fire said it has grown to 1 1/2 square miles with 0% containment. the fire is threatening at least one dozen homes and forced the evacuation of several neighborhoods. >>> fire crews on the coast of monterey county remain on high alert following a string of fires in the big sur area. investigators say illegal campfires are to blame for at least four fires along highway one mac. firefighters have an important message to the people who have plans to visit big sur this summer. >> please don't come to big sur and have a campfire on the shore in a designated campsite. >>> firefighters say they are tied to a long-term problem in the big sur area. many people unable to find a campsite park their cars along highway one and leave campfires that are still burning. >>> more negotiations underway in washington between the white house and democratic congressional leaders on a note economic stimulus package. they say progress has been made, but republicans want a small step while democrats want

burning about an hour north of sacramento, the site's fire is in the mountains west of interstate 5 in colusa county. and there have been evacuation orders for the area of sites led doga road and squaw creek road. this fire has so far burned 540 acres and we got word this morning it's 40% contained now. governor newsome says the state got a fema grant to help fight the apple fire in southern california that one has exploded to more than 20,000 acres, it's burning in riverside and san bernardino counties and it's only 5% contained. thousands of people have been forced from their homes since this broke out on friday. a number of bay area fire departments are helping out with this fire right now they include. department in contra costa. moraga orinda and san ramon valley. >>taking a live look outside right now conditions radar center tower camera showing us a nice clear shot of the golden gate bridge lots of sunshine and nice temperatures on the way to the bay area and some wind as well this afternoon, i'll have >>9.14 right now want to get a look at the weather and it sure looks good so far so

. >>> a lnu fire in colusa spread today. with a third of it contained attention is turning to recovery. we have the aid both coming short and long-term. >> reporter: on this complex alone almost 1100 structures destroyed. counties will soon open local assistance centers to start putting lives back together. the worst has happened for hundreds of households across the bay area who lost everything in lightning said fires, now facing questions and an uncertain future. >> we are trying to decide. he really wants to rebuild. >> reporter: no doubt it's overwhelming. this is step one in your journey . >> reporter: at a virtual tunnel recovery a sonoma county supervisor who lost her home in the 2017 firestorm. >> know that sadly, tragically, we are a county that is very, very asked variance and recovery. >> you're going to get through this. >> reporter: from the start, document everything. not just losses, but expenses and correspondence, united policyholders formed after the ones firestorm and offers a roadmap to recovery program.

flames are breaking free from one containment zone in yolo and colusa counties jumping across highway 16 and now threatening homes prompting new evacuation orders. this is near lake berryessa. leveled by fires. those homes in the mobile home park now part of a grim figure. 978 structures destroyed. meantime crews are upping containment on the other major fires still burning in the bay area. late last night, the scu complex and the south bay went from 25% to 30% containment. and in santa cruz, in san mateo counties, the czu complex is now 21% contained. >>> now to our coronavirus coverage. confusion this morning over new cdc guidelines on testing. the agency now suggests people without symptoms don't need to be tested. that's even if they've been in close contact with an infeinted person. past guidelines said people with exposure to covid-19 should be tested even if they are asymptomatic. >> that when i first heard about this change in guidelines, i actually didn't believe it for it seemed entirely bizarre. in that it undercuts our very basic tenets of how we control an infectious dise

. >>> a wild firing burning in colusa county north of lake berryessa.he fire has torched more than 500 acres and is about 20% contained this morning. bay area firefighters are out there helping that fight. there are no homes under threat as of now. and happening for you down in southern california hundreds of firefighters, this is burning in the rugged riverside in san bernardino county. the apple fire has burned more than 25,000 acres and is only 5% contained. there were only three fires that started friday and then they merged together over the week. >>> new this morning a small stretch of the tenderloin will become more pedestrian friendly in an effort to get people outside while still observing that social distancing. the new jones street project will stretch from o'farrell. one will be closed expanding the sidewalk by an extra eight feet. that will give room to move. some streets will close entirely so grown-ups can play. now to myrtle beach in south carolina which is bracing for tropical storm isaias, to arrive at some point today. coastal communi

. >>> people who were ordered to evacuate because of a wildfire burning in colusa county are now being allowed to return to their homes. the mandatory evacuations from the fire have been lifted although people are being told to be ready to evacuate again if necessary. that fire is burning about 60 miles north of clearlake. so far, 560 acres have burned. it is now 75% contained. >>> containment numbers for the apple fire in southern california have double. more than 42 square miles have burned in a fire in riverside counis 15% contained. the fire started and it has forced thousands of people from their homes. northwest of palm springs. evacuees are being screened for covid-19 at shelters and some are being redirected to hotels. the flames have destroyed one home and continue to threaten hundreds more. >>> >> one of the worst things i've seen on here. >> nearby wilderness areas, campgrounds and hiking trails are closed and investigators say the fire was started by some type of vehicle with a diesel engine that was not working properly. >>> several agencies have crews in riverside county

it's in the mountains west of interstate 5 in colusa county. and there have been evacuations ordered in the area of sites led doga road at squaw creek road. >>this fire has burned 540 acres. it's now 40% contained. >>well governor newsom says the state has received a fema grant to help fight that huge fire burning in southern california. it's called the apple fire you can see in the video here just how massive and how rough the terrain is for firefighters, it's exploded in size it's more than 20,000 acres right now burning in both riverside and san bernardino counties. containment still stands at just 5% this morning. so firefighters have a long way to go. thousands of people have already been forced out of their homes since the fire broke out on friday. a number of area fire departments of sent resources down there to help fight that fire and that includes fire personnel from contra costa fire mirage or in the fire and san ramon valley fire as well. rebecca. >>taking a live look outside right now mostly clear conditions right here in san franc

containment is at 35 percent, but evacuation orders have been issued for colusa county near the lake county line, almost 1100 homes and businesses have been destroyed. in the woodworth fire at the national seashore, that remains that eight percent containment at this point. the fire is burning west of highway one, it has consumed 4 1/2 square miles, but no homes have been lost. the marin county sheriff says it is smoky and he is asking people to avoid visiting the coast this weekend. most of the people that had to evacuate their homes in the san mateo county area are now allowed to return. highway one, highway 84 and skyline boulevard have also reopened. the firefighters say the improving weather conditions and reinforcements from around the state have helped them increase containment. >> a lot of people are dying to get back in here. a lot of people have things to take care of. they are worried about their homes, and looters, so it is nice to come back in. >> reporter: the sheriff's deputies patrol to make sure that everything goes smoothly. >>> people evacuated from scotts valley a

. >>> more fire watch, the sykes fire has exploded to 1000 acres in lake and colusa county. video from the front lines shows being dropped on trees in the area as lames whip up in the hills. evacuations are on the way alongside. >>> this time-lapse captured the moment spate -- sparks heaven. they have made no progress in containment and when when will be a factor. the wind expected to be strong today. >>> and out-of-control wildfire burnin-cin southern california. has for thousands of people from their homes this morning. the apple fire is burning into the san bernardino national forests. it has destroyed a home and two other buildings. 2000 people have evacuated. dangerously hot contentions are expected to linger for some time. >> they must have their hoses, a swimming pool or something to draft the water. they are sitting in a place and have done a good job. the home has been saved. >> the firefighters did a fabulous job. and keeping everything under control. they were on it right away. >> at last check the fire has burned more than 20,000 acres and is 5% contained. that m

wildfire burning about an hour north of sacramento, it is called the site's fire and is burning in colusa county. evacuation orders have been issued on the 3300 block of sites landover road and squat creek road. so far the fire has burned a 1000 acres and there is 0 containment at this hour. democrat joe biden says we are days away from hearing his pick for vice president we hear from some of the potential candidates. that's coming up tonight at 9.30 and it's a race to try to create the first coronavirus vaccine at 9.45 why north korea is joining the race even though it doesn't have very many cases and it was a historic splashdown for nasa today we >>splash downs. >>as you can see on your screen mission accomplished today astronauts robert behnken and douglas hurley from space x's dragon capsule. splashdown off the florida coast in the gulf of mexico after completing their historic 2 months long journey. this is the first splashdown in 45 years for nasa. also the first time a private company has brought people back from orbit and president trump took to twitter this afternoon saying great

the maps you can see it's called the site's fire in the mountains just west of interstate 5 up in colusa county evacuation orders have been issued in the area of sites. le doga road and squaw creek road. fires burned about a 1000 acres so far and containment right now is at 0%. well it's a feature to on southern california governor newsome says that's the state has gotten a grant now from fema to help fight the apple fire burning in the southland it exploded to more than 20,000 acres in riverside and san bernardino county you can see in the video here. how massive that fire has gotten it's only about 5% contained so far and at last check thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes as the fire continues to rage broke out on friday. we have jon snow from our sister station ktla showing us what it's like on the front lines. >>the apple fire swelling in size as it continues to burn through the san bernardino mountains north of beaumont cherry valley residents have been here before holy craft. bob also up in his wife evacuated shortly after the flames broke out friday you wonder

fire about an hour north of sacramento, the site fire that's burning in the mountains west of i 5 in colusa county. evacuation orders have been issued in that area and the area sites like dig a road and camp ground road. so far the fire has burned about 560 acres and is 55% contained. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news of the little girl is stepping up to help feed those in need during the coronavirus pandemic we'll have the story behind her inspiration coming up today, we're going take a little break from somewhere it looks like today and into particular tomorrow and here are the projected high you can see we've got some of the 80's in those inland valleys a token 90 here or there. however cooling off into tomorrow, we'll check things out of your 4 zone hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now w

north of sacramento, it's called the site fire it's located in the mountains west of interstate 5 in colusa county. and there have been evacuation orders issued for the area along sites led doga road and squaw creek road. this fire has burned a 1000 acres so far and it's at 0 containment. >>well governor newsome says the state got a fema grant to help fight the apple fire in southern california. it's exploded in size you can see in the video here just how massive it is 20,000 acres burned so far in riverside and san bernardino counties. containment has been tough it's only about 5% contained right now with thousands of people out of their homes now evacuated since the fire broke out on friday. a number of area fire departments are also lending a hand in battling that fire and that includes crews from contra costa fire moraga orinda fire and san ramon valley fire. >>tracking whole lot of sunshine around the bay area and warm temperatures look at this pretty nice clear shot for downtown san francisco. we saw socked in by the fog over the last couple of weeks not the case today though i am tra

it's the site's fire in the mountains west of interstate 5 in colusa county.evacuation orders have been issued. >>in the area of sites led dogo road and squaw creek road. this fire. so far has burned 1000 acres. >>it says 0% contained. >>governor newsome says the state got a fema grant to help fight the apple fire burning in southern california and you can see some of the latest video behind me it's exploded in size now more than 20,000 acres burning in riverside and san bernardino counties, both containment is only at 5%. thousands of people and forced from their homes evacuated. after the fire broke out on friday. john from our sister station ktla shows us what it's like now to battle the fire there on the front lines. >>the apple fire swelling in size as it continues to burn through the san bernardino mountains north of cherry valley residents have been here before holy craft. bob also up in his wife evacuated shortly after the flames broke out friday you wonder you know when you drive away. >>and then come back. what we did so we're we're fortunate. fire o

and of the colusa supply chain that we do have intense, and nai the engine there's also clean energy over there is a true need in china where they will have some self-sufficiency by 2030. i think we harder to make the case that china is a bubble bubble pop that that quickly. i just want to conclude with a few of the things we are watching on the geopolitical side of the geopolitical conflict spread because i do think their red lines in china's mind. and what are those red lines? the national security legislation by the mpc as amended into the basic law of hong kong as they are. i think a tougher stance towards taipei. the site china sea, and also one of the key players in the korean peninsula and i think they are very much seeing their approach to help their fighting epidemics and pandemics at the better model for the world. but i do agree with tom that china is a bubble that never pops. and if it were to pop, there'd be many other things popping first. >> host: thank you joyce, really appreciate that. let's turn to helge berger now. >> guest: thank you. scott can hear me? >> yes. >>

. >>> a setback for firefighters battling the lnu complex in yolo and colusa counties.inment zone jumping across highway 16 up north and now threatening homes. prompting new evacuation orders. >>> and a reminder, our virtual telethon with the red cross continues all week. you can donate to the fire relief efforts by calling the number there on your screen. 1-855-848-give. >>> i'm gianna franco in the traffic center and let's take you over to the coast along highway 1. in pacifica at manor drive. we got troubles here with the lanes blocked and a traffic alert has been issued due to an injury accident. again this is highway 1 southbound right at manor. traffic really slow through there. use highway 35 to sharp park that will get you down highway 1 too kind ofwork your way around the mess. but no mess at the bay bridge. traffic light through here. >>> all right, well tracking that ocean breeze and with it better air quality. we have higher relative humidity values and cooler temperatures. and you can see current air quality looking good to moderate for many locations. alth

the citizens of colusa, california took this commemorative photograph of hong di and his lynching. so there was moments when anti-chinese violence turned very violent and fatal in ways that we recognize in other forms of racial violence. but this is not the norm. so i think that the violence in part is not understood because it is expulsions as opposed to things like this, like lynching. but i also think this can be explained by the violence itself. that the violence in many ways was effective. you know, that chinese were pushed to the sort of outer recesses of american society, and with that, american history and memory during this period. so successful expulsions often left very little behind. even in the way of memory. and we can see this in tacoma, for example, where there was no chinatown or chinese in tacoma after the expulsion. only just recently they put together what they call a reconciliation park to mark where the chinese once were. but it is part of this effort, this attempt to find descendents of the original chinese but couldn't find any. so that's how effective this

. >>> the wildfire burning in colusa county north of lake berryessa. that fire torched more than 500 acres and is about 20% contained this morning. bay area firefighters are also helping in the fight. there are no homes under threat as of now. >>> and happening now for you in southern california hundreds of firefighters battling a massive wildfire burning in the rugged riverside and san bernardino counties. the apple fir actually three separate fires but on friday they merged together over the weekend. and some 8,000 homes in the area have been evacuated. >>> and now to the covid-19 front where everyone is adjusting to the new normal in san mateo county. >>> yeah, and this comes as health leaders are sending out a dire warning that cases across the country are more widespread than ever. "today in the bay's" pete suratos has that story. >> reporter: it feels like a casual sunday night in redwood city. so casual, in fact, you might forget that san mateo county is on the state's watch list as a result of an increase in coronavirus cases. >> most people ar

and for those of you that have lived in sonoma, lake, napa, yolo, colusa and solano counties, you know that this area is very impacted by fire on a yearly basis. so, please beith us. we're trying to do the best we can. we want you back in your home. thank you very much. please be safe. >> thank you, chief. now i'd like to bring out our incident chander achieve kavanaugh. good morning and thank you for joining us this morning. as i've talked the last couple days at theseion out to you and appreciate everybody listening and having questions. but it's important for us to be able to speak with all the issues that are involved on this large incident we have. currently the lnu complex is sitting at 219,067 acres. we have approximately 7% containment on the incident. as far as personnel, we doubled our personnel last 24 hours, and we are very thankful from that. we're up overpeonnel as of this from about approximately 587 yesterday. so that is a good thing. the morning operational briefings are getting more people in it. and that's a benefit to the operations in the firefight that we have at

. >>> people that were told to of accurate because of a big wildfire in colusa county are being allowed to go back home. the mandatory evacuations from the sites fire have been lifted but people have been told to be ready to evacuate again if it is necessary. it is burning about 60 miles north of clearlake. at least 560 acres have burned. 55% contained. >>> watching the roads. we have a couple of problems on 80 westbound. one of the biggest ones is cutting boulevard exit at 80 westbound. there is a crass there and clea that. slow traffic approaching the richmond bridge getting over to san rafael. and on 580 they are clearing an accident in oakland at 35th. that crash is now off the road. a look at the bay bridge. at least 10-15 minute wait. if you want to wait for an hour or so, it clears up by the 8:00 our. you might want to consider rescheduling. now let's check today's forecast. >> cooler after a hot eratures ball came back yesterday down the coast and now pushing inland. temperatures and drizzle and westwind over the next couple of days. a cooler forecast as the fog is returned in t

. >>> new video of a wildfire burning in colusa county. the sites fire torched more than 500 acres and is 20% contained this morning. wildfire burning the apple fire burning more than 20,000 acres and is only 5% contained. there were three fires that started friday and merged together over the weekend. 8,000 homes in the area have been evacuated. >>> the number of positive cases in california still growing but at a slower rate. more than 500,000 positive cases in the state. the average number of cases dropped nearly 22% and more good news hospitalizations also down. but in the past two weeks the death toll continues to climb. >>> a small stretch of the tenderloin is being turned into a pedestrian friendly zone with more distancing. the new jones street project will stretch from o' farrell to goalen gate avenue. one lane eastbound will be closed expanding the sidewalks by eight feet. also on saturday some of the streets will be closed entirely so that children can get out and play safely. >>> live to myrtle beach in south carolina which is