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it is 25% contained burning near wineries and it's about five miles east of highway 101. >>> in the south bay, firefighters put out a half-acre grass fire in san jose, but they were up against some challenges. the fire started near cori court and oakland road. no one was hurt. still no word on how that fire started. >>> a major move to protect the family home of cesar chavez in east san jose. a south bay nonprofit group just bought it. that landmark on sharp avenue went up for sale two months ago. how the buyers plan to give it back to the community. >> reporter: the chavez house in san jose was already a city historical landmark, but it always remained a home for extended chavez family members t. sale of the property now to a local nonprofit means that it will be preserved as a historical site far into the future. >> i literally cried. >> reporter: she says buying cesar chavez' former san jose home was an emotional experience. her community services agency quickly raised $1 million for the purchase of the property once they found out that chavez family put it up for sale in may. >> we wa

it's about five miles east of highway 101. >>> and firefighters are gaining ground in that oak fire near yosemite. it's now 26% contained. it's grown to more than 18,000 acres. that's roughly the size of the city of vacaville. the fire has destroyed 55 structures. that includes 21 homes. cal fire believes they can keep it from getting into the park. >> at least one of the main roads into yosemite is closed and inaccessible right now. but we don't believe that the fire is going to get into yosemite. >> this is the third largest wildfire in mariposa county just this month. and when you look at the terrain there, you know why. it's just so dry up there right now. and hot. >> beetle problems. beetle infestation problems which kills the trees, and then they are ready to go. as dry as everything else, those are the driest fuel and you saw how fast that fire took off. we'll see some of the smoke from the fire drifting into the skies over the bay area. the wind about mile and a half, two miles off the ground blowing the smoke towards us. but we still have the friendly onshore wind at ground leve

there, closer look right now and you can see jackson here, again, off to the south and the east, starting near highway 49 and electro road. winds are light. it is dry because of the drought. a cool 67, tomorrow, a warm 81, and, winds at this point, still looking light, 40% humidity. the way things are moving it will be pushing the fire towards electra again. a rapid rate growth with acres around 1,000 acres. we have more coverage at nbcbayarea.com. it was just a strange day for july and it is all because of the system right here. it is just inching closer and closer hr-ping to bring up the cloud cover, the fog, and a touch of humidity. felt tropical out there the best rain chances to the north of us heading through tomorrow. we got the radar up and scanning. again, our chances remain low for any kind of measurable rainfall. check this out. look at the cloud cover from the north bay to the south bay. coming down the central valley for getting up traveling down interstate 5. heading throughout the bay, you can see it here, breaks of sunshine throughout the inland valleys and the overcast will stay with

it gets a little bit better, other than that quiet, east shore, highway 101 no clays out of the south bay. a live look at the going going no delays into the city. >>> san francisco health official also give an update on monkeypox cases in the area. the city is set to get over 4,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine sometime this week. once the shipment arrives the department of health will determine where the vaccine also go. clinics including the sf aids clinic, a drop at san francisco general hospital will be reopened for vaccines, it comes as protesters are demanding more government action to curb the outbreak. they rallied outside the san francisco federal building yesterday asking for more testing and vaccines for gay and bisexual men who make up the majority of monkeypox cases but also calling for awareness that anyone can get it from skin on skin contact. of the 267 probable or confirmed cases in the bay area, nearly half have been reported in san francisco, alameda and santa clara counties. >>> this morning, there's new confusion surrounding rapid covid tests that are showing fal

more officers will be at lake merit as well as in west and east oakland. >>> the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period is in effect this weekend. extra officers will be patrolling the roads, keeping an eye out for drunk drivers and speeders. they'll be in place through tomorrow night. >>> well, while many people are getting ready to fire up the grill or attend a local parade, there are people who plan to boycott the july 4 holiday. a contra costa county school board member. >> reporter: this is anna marie and her sanctuary. it's where she finds peace, she says, when that's been cuff tough to come by in recent weeks. >> america has hit, you know, a bottom low, taking away women's reproductive rights. >> reporter: like many people she was upset with the supreme court overturning roe vs. wade. >> we're mad, extremely mad. people want to shut us down. in particular men want to tell us what we're going to do with our reproductive rights. >> reporter: she turned the anger into the social media post boycotting july 4th independence day. >> right now it is not a country of equality for all.

. >> in the east bay, police are searching for the driver of the semi who smashed into a highway overpass in berkeley and just took off. traffic is still slow on the east to eastbound east shore freeway tonight. the highway patrol says the crash happened this morning at the gilman street overpass. and right now police are still looking for the big rig and the driver for centerman. live for us at the scene with more. dan? >> well, you know, this big rig was heading west on gilman and he probably would have made it under that overpass if he wasn't carrying an excavator on top of his rig, he was. and that is what hit right behind me where you see caltrans workers now surveying the area, which is starting to crumble. gilman street in berkeley has been closed underneath interstate 80 for much of the day. >> that's because about 10 45 in the morning. the driver of a blue big rig heading west on gilman slammed into the side of the freeway. the chp says the driver had a yellow excavator on the flatbed and that hit the overpass, bringing down chunks of concrete gilman to make matters worse. the ch

moving pretty nicely. 48 minutes for that alt mons pass commute and east shore highway 4 clear. 101 notad. something to consider though if you plan on taking highway 9 this morning, the road is blocked. this is highway 9 both directions from irwin way to river street. there is a traffic alert issued through there so keep that in mind if you are hitting the roadways early in the santa cruz mountains areas. bay bridge toll plaza looking good, no metering lights just yet. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> to the coronavirus now, public health officials in marin county are advising people to wear high-quality n95 and kn95 masks. they're opting to emphasize protection the masks can offer, as the newest strains of the omicron variant are dominating the county's covid samples. >> live to washington, where the white house confirmed president wide biden has the ba.5 variant of covid. after nearly four days of treatment, biden's doctor says the president is feeling well but still has a sore throat. as he recovers, lawmakers in washington are discussing plans to call more witnesses before the january

and the two newest crossings are planned along highway 80 east of colfax. tunnels will be 12 feet tall and 12 feet wide. that would give animals a safe way to get to the other side of the highway without getting hit. >>> good news if you are traveling on highway 101 headed to marin. those two left lanes are back up and running after a weekend-long closure that really didn't result in anything that bad. the project wrapped up ahead of schedule tonight. >>> coming up next, three men lost their wives trying to rescue a child from a rushing river. how a local community is mobilizing to help ♪ >>> now to an update to a story we first brought you last night at 11:00. the son-in-law of the man attacked at the front door of this fairfield home is speaking out tonight. this video difficult to watch. doorbell video capturing the moment a suspect runs to the front door, tried to rob the man. the victim had just gotten back from running an errand. the victim's son-in-law with his baby at the window. the family is in shock. >> this is a peaceful neighborhood, everyone's

it is about five miles east of highway 101. >>> oakland's brand new fire marshal is following and honoring legacy, this is a great story. katie nielsen shows us she's also breaking glass ceilings. >> reporter: meet oakland fire marshal felicia bryant. >> i was born in oakland. >> reporter: 18-year veteran of the department, last week she was promoted to fire marshal, the first woman in the city's history, trail blazing like her great grandfather bill williams did in 1920 he became one of the first black firefighters hired by the city of oakland. >> growing up, i was always inspired by that story and i was like, it's in my blood. >> reporter: bryant started her career as a firefighter, working at stations in east oakland. >> one of the big ebs joys i have when i was on the engine is seeing little girls. it was just a little girl to look up and go like, wow, she's a woman firefighter. she's a girl like me. you know, and i get to give hope to people who don't think it's for them or feel like i can't achieve that. >> bryant is responsible for fire prevention and life safety which is why vegeta

overpass along highway 101 is under way and the two newest crossings are planned to be built along highway 80 eastax. the tunnels will give animals a safe way to get to the other side of the highway without getting hit. g.? >> thanks, justin. >>> if you're still looking for a summer camp for the kids, here's one you might want to consider, been around over 45 years and offers endless creativity while teaching love and inclusivity. ♪ >> reporter: that beat, those drums will soon fill the outdoors in mendocino county at camp winnarainbow, a place osayande has been going to since he was a kid, first as a camper. >> i was 7 years old my first year at camp, came up through the teen leadership program, was a teen staff coordinator as a 17-year-old. >> reporter: and now as a teacher and -- >> i am the program manager, meaning that i oversee two of our most specialized programs, our scholarship program and our teen staff leadership program. >> reporter: a scholarship program he oversees that allows kids to attend camp winnarainbow that may not have had the opportunity otherwise. >> i wanted to open up our

so near highway 49 south east of the town of jackson from now that tuition orders are in place for peopleound lake amador on fig tree lane ponderosa way and clinton road about 13,000 pg e customers don't have power. jeannie nguyen is live in amador county tonight with a look at how the crews are battling those flames on the ground and the sky. jeanne, bring us up today. we see a chopper behind you now. >> good evening at this lake here in amador county is a lake to and it's been very popular for your crews all day. and they've been coming here to pick up water to find out the flames. and actually, just a few hours ago we saw some smoke headed our way. but it looks like over the past few hours, we've been doing a pretty good job of keeping them from coming here. and that's the goal today. as more and more people have been evacuated. >> as the electra fire continues to burn in amador county. cal. fire crews are hard at work on ponderosa way, a neighborhood that had just been evacuated were defending and prepping. >> for structure defense up here for the fire west of us in this direction. a

east bay. we have some slow traffic on highway four.s more routine, slow traffic, and it's also more routine slowing here at the bay bridge, 7 32, let's go back to the headlights. hundreds of demonstrators used independence day to rally for abortion rights. right right san francisco protesters marched along the embarcadero holding signs criticizing the supreme court decision to overturn roe versus wade. the activists called for protecting abortion rights and all 50 states also say the issue goes well beyond abortion and towards equality for all americans. since this country was founded, founded on a lot of injustice, and this is kind of the last straw. it's not just women's rights that they're coming for its gay rights. it's marriage equality, its voting rights in some states. and the protesters say eliminating abortion rights is just a part of the problem. demonstrators frustrated about gun violence, rising inflation and human rights supreme court ruling on abortion is expected to have a major impact on a program in indiana that provid

also happening in the east bay shut down several lanes of highway one. 0, one this morning. actually, this wasn't in the east bay. this happened san jose chp says the jeep toyota prius were involved in the crash causing the jeep to flip over passengers in both vehicles were able to get out, but a 3rd car, a chevy camaro hit the prius and 2 women who are standing in front of it. one of those women died. there's no word tonight on the condition of that other woman that was injured. the driver of the camaro was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the prius in the jeep both arrested on suspicion of dui. that crash still under investigation tonight. >> we do want to get you the latest on the war in ukraine. 3 people were killed during a missile strike in a village in kharkiv. community leaders say russian forces hit 2 buildings and damaged a local hospital. the head of the medical facility says he had to conduct a surgery without electricity. ukrainian officials say russian forces have conducted more than 17,000 strikes on civilian targets during this war and a

east bay. >> tri-valley, highway 84, this portion cuts between 580 and 680., both directions of 84 are blocked because of a crash around the pain park. between the main ballpark and ruby hill, a boy that stretch completely, there is nowhere to turn around. basically, go to the dublin interchange of this is normally on your commute. friday is for the rest of the bay, but that is a problem in the tri-valley. we even see more slowing than usual for friday, because of our avoiding this i cut through, i am going through this section of 582 60, it will save you time overall. no need to save time, the bay bridge toll plaza has almost no backup. back to you. >>> it is 6:52 am, happening now, mendocino county authorities are hoping to reconnect a concerned mother with her mentally challenged daughter, who was seen in san francisco. surveillance images show 27- year-old cassondra mccree in the convenience store on wednesday. her mother says that she struggles with schizophrenia and has been homeless at times. after leaving her home in early june, she told her mother th

it happened on highway 12, east of somerset drive. four people died. been taken to the hospital. police say a car ran off the roadway, overcorrected, and ran head on into people. there was alcohol in the car. reggie: a mask mandate could the put-back in place. it just expired last monday, 10 days ago. ryan curry joins us live from fremont. ryan: good morning, reggie. just 10 days ago, you mention. that is when it expired. now, we are talking about putting it back in place. health experts in the bay area have suggested that the current peak we are talking about when it comes to covid-19 -- we may be passed it when it comes to the current surge. we do know this omicron variant and the subvariants of this are very transmissible, which is why we are talking about this mandate potentially getting put back in place. the meeting will happen around 8:00 p.m. if this does pass, any paid area on bart, you would have to wear a mask. anywhere past the pay area, you would have to wear a mask. bart has mentioned multiple times that our trains to a strong job circula

whether it was reaching out to community in better ways or a leasing we have highways going east, west, north and south, we had some good stuff. we also had good music. ain't nobody going to sit down one prince is singing. the song we have to sing us to make sure we respond to discord in notes from our people who are angry and passed off, who don't -- pissed off who don't think we're doing enough for their lives. when we include this new framework, when we add another state, to add more reasons, less reasons, whatever we decide to do. let us do it in a way that says 12 years from now, or even longer, that we made a difference for somebody to be heard or to be seen, it's because democrats care. with -- we would disqualify ourselves even with all of the criteria given the rules in my state, which has taken away the rights of women to have the full range of reproductive health services, even in the case of rape and i ncest. people walk in today to try to get an appointment and they could not because they didn't know this would impact them because they just needed a screening. the number o

east more exit. there was a crash there. it's on the shoulder watch for some slow traffic in the area, and we're also looking at highway 24 inay. with no major issues. the bay bridge since we mentioned it does not have a big backup yet, but i think in the next few minutes we are going to see things change. 5 50. let's talk about that weather. let's bring steve back in. all right, sal. thank you, sir. well, mostly clear out there mostly clear. there's a few patches of fog, but not much, and i don't think it will last very long. so we're looking for sunshine for all today doesn't show up yet on this, although there's a little bit down towards monterey. that's really been all that shows up, but i've seen some around point, reyes a little bit around western edge of the city and also in san mateo cost, but that's that's all i can fine sixties seventies eighties nineties again, there's just a pattern that only changes day to day subtle changes. fifties in the mountains, truckee. south lake tahoe. 60 seventies and eighties in the valley, sacramento, fresno and bakersfield. but monterey's 57 santa maria 56 tropical class, actually s

east auburn. there's another big rig fire on highway 50.hut down traffic in both directions for several hours. this happened near kibers in el dorado county. it happened around 10:30 when the big rig caught fire. all lanes back open tonight. >>> you get record high prices and warning from airlines are keeping people from traveling this holiday weekend. airlines have warned passengers to prepare for the worse in terms of delays and cancellations. on top of weather there's staffing shortagels. 1,000 delays here at home. flights have been canceled to sfo, 137 delays, if you plan to summer this summer, travel experts have some tips. >> avoid peak travel days. you're looking at a friday departure, a sunday return for the holiday weekend you're going to want to avoid the day after if you're looking to avoid crowds. if you do have to fly or if you are flying, try to fly on the very first flight out in the morning. that will help negate any kind of delays that pile up. >> today delta, american and united all trimmed their schedule further because o

east bay for a while. is it still there somewhere else this time south highway four. is one of those things that is slow. every day this morning. it was a little slower earlier. now it seems to be kind of normal. but there's a crash in the middle of westbound highway four in the pittsburgh area, but most of it is slow traffic getting over the hill. in the conquered 6 80 looks alright, heading down south to 24 also looks okay. 80 has been alright. but be bridge toll plaza is improving a little bit. it's backed up for a 10 minute delay. if you're driving in the san francisco, it might even get better. before you know, before after nine o'clock, i should say before 10 no. one let's go back to the headlines. we're starting with two breaking news stories for you. the first one on the peninsula. someone stabbed at san francisco international airport around five this morning. a man was attacked at the baggage claim area in terminal three. that person was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. police did detain a man who was being questioned. now this is ha

highway 5 80. closed in the east bound direction as well. as you look from this live camera from emeryville camera. you can see that 80 traffic they're stuck and it could be that way for some time. we'll keep an eye on it for you and let you know what happens on air and online as well. new at noon. richmond police are looking for the vandals who broke in and damaged several schools. a total of four campuses were hit over the weekend. this is the damage at lincoln elementary on 29th street. just about every classroom has damaged. investigators say intruders used metal baseball bats to damage school equipment and break double pane windows in the classrooms, paint and school supplies thrown into the hallways. the other schools vandalized or greenwood academy , nystrom elementary and richmond charter academy. another school was targeted last week. police say they think all were hit by a large group of people. the schools are very close in proximity right now. the investigation is still ongoing, so we're not sure how the assailants are getting ar

lightly right around brentwood to the east of that and then out into the valley antique as well where we've seen a couple of pockets of heavier rainfall right along highway 99. so definitely an active morning out to our east for the bay area. i'll let you know if anything pops up a little bit closer to some of our own backyards. as for current temperatures, it's 50's and 60's right now. oakland in concord, right at 60 degrees. alameda berkeley and san francisco in the upper 50's a little cooler in comparison to that across the north bay later on today, we are going to see daytime highs, mostly just rising into the upper 80's. so this is cooler than we were last week for sure. and a whole lot cooler and some of our for this to neighbors like out into the central valley will be all of the full breakdown in your forecast. still ahead right now. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. about a 10 minute ride means that fremont street exit. >> heading into the city, the san mateo bridge just under 14 minutes as you're traveling from a 80 to one o one. all richmond center fell commute about a 9 minute ride in richmond

the fire is burning off of electra road and highway. 49 south east of jackson right now of a collation around lake amador and about 13,000 pg e customers don't have any power. cal fire says that one firefighter was hurt and more than 1200 structures are threatened right now. that's a lot of homes. they're worried about the electric fire is burning near the amador and calaveras county line. >> happening today, protesters plan to gather and march in downtown berkeley to try and stop uc berkeley from building student housing in people's park. the protesters say the housing project would displace homeless people who are currently living there. and it would also increase the cost of housing last month. the california state appeals court granted an order to temporarily delay the school's plan. the next court date is on july 19th. today's rally is set for this evening at 5 o'clock. >> it's 6, 40 70 kobe's jewel is not going to have to pull their e-cigarettes from store shelves, at least for now. the fda put a pause on the order that they were supposed to pull their products from the market la

it is in an area off electra road and highway. 49 south east of jackson for now, evacuation orders areen is in amador county with a look at how the crews are doing tonight. >> good evening at this lake here in amador county is a lake to and it's been very popular for your crews all day. and they've been coming here to pick up water to find out the flames. and actually, just a few hours ago we saw some smoke headed our way. but it looks like over the past few hours, we've been doing a pretty good job of keeping them from coming here. and that's the goal today. as more and more people have been evacuated. >> as the electra fire continues to burn in amador county. cal. fire crews are hard at work on ponderosa way, a neighborhood that had just been evacuated were defending and prepping. >> for structure defense up here for the fire west of us in this direction. a case of just come up this area to give us a better defensible space. >> right now, the electra fire is about a half mile from here. and right now, cal, fire crews are working to protect this area to make sure that the fire doesn't

the fire started yesterday and is burning in an area off electro road and highway. 49 south east of jackson, even now cal fire says there is no containment. more than 1200 firefighters are fighting this fire. one first responder has been injured. evacuation orders have forced about 700 residents in amador county and about 400 people in calaveras county out of their homes, hundreds of structures are threatened. officials believe fireworks could be to blame for starting this fire. >> it could have been worse because at least we had some of moisture. you can only imagine if we had a big dome of high pressure, temperatures in the 90's triple digits inland with offshore winds and then the 4th of july. it could have been a whole different story. so really fortunate to see that fog coming in. and it's coming in thick again that i'm seeing enough last night. you can see it again with plenty of fog surging through the golden gate bridge right now. it is tracking back on shore already bounce up against some of the east bay hills and again, that's going to be a very thick marine layer. that means we'r

president has to do in the middle east is essentlly walked down the center of the highway.e hand, he's trying to revive the nuclear deal with iran. that was abandoned by president trump. and mr. biden is extremely keen to get the iranians back on board, get the americans back into that deal. but that makes israel and america's other allies in the region extremely nervous. you will hear that word about stability. you heard the adjectives of unity, alliance, ironclad, unbreakable bonds. we will be hearing that a lot over the next 24 hours or so. it will culminate in a centerpiece of a meeting between president biden and the prime minister tomorrow or thursday in what they are calling the jerusalem declaration. both countries will reiterate their commitment that iran should never have nuclear weapons. they completely differ over the methods in doing that. what president biden will do is push ideas and defense cooperation between the israelis and arab gulf countries. the israelis have been warming ties with them. things like missile defense. they looked at something called the

east of the oak fire. firefighters have gained enough ground that highway 41 reopened yesterday so visitors could get through the park's south entrance. fire crews made a fast work of a fire in morgan hill that threatened structures this afternoon. it broke out close to highway 101. flames destroyed a number of vehicles, but firefighters were able to keep forward progress of the flames to half an acre. you can always track the wildfires burning right now in california by using our online interactive wildfire tracker. find it at abc7news.com. building a better bay area means focusing on your health. this includes a monkeypox vaccine clinic set for tomorrow. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital tells us that they will hold clinics monday through friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon each day. both walk-ins and appointments are accepted. the supply is limited and demand is high. last week, nearly 200 people were in line for the clinic by 6:00 a.m. we have curated detailed information about monkeypox infections, vaccines, and treatment. you know where to go, abc7news.com. just click on the big blue box that says wh

and two shootings along the same stretch of highway in the east bay and just a matter of weeks comingup at five. the help that leaders say is on the way also coming up tonight at five o'clock, we're speaking with a political science expert. about what the president's executive action on abortion access means. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. people are trying to recover. from the kaldor fire that fire burned more than 200,000 acres, destroyed homes and sparked the unprecedented evacuation of south lake tahoe. now an artist who lived through the nightmare is using the charcoal left behind to create something beautiful reporter lisa mitri introduces us to that tahoe resident who was using her skill

whether it was reaching out into the indigenous community in better ways for saying that we have highways that go east west and northand south. we heard some good stuff and we also had some good music . isn't nobody going to sit down with a president and a second but the song we has to sing has to make sure that we respond to this discord in notes from our people who are angry, pissed off, who don't think we're doing enough of them so when dwe exclude this new work, when we add another state and add more regions, less regions, whatever we decide to do let us do it in a way that says say 12 years from now for even longer that we made a difference for somebody to be heard or to be seen it's because democrats care. with that i don't really have a state . we were was disqualifying even if we met over the criteria given the mood of my state which is taking away the rights of women to have the full range of reproductive health services even in the case of rape and there is no exception folks. people walked in today to get an appointment and could not get an appointment because they didn't know this would im

one fire forced from east to court, not the case section of highway connecting madrid to the portuguese capital. lisbon for over 12 hours. more than 300 people have died from heat related causes across portugal and spain. evident fox has more from the al jazeera where the studio well, this extreme heat has been pumping its way out of the north west of africa, across spain and portugal, where we have seen some very high temperatures rack or breaking heat here. that sir ward is going to continue driving its way further north is over the next few days because of this area of low pressure, just off shore just of the iberian peninsula. and that's drawing the winds in from a southerly direction, pushing up across france. and on to was the british, i'll say we are going to see temperatures around 40 celsius in madrid, close to that sin bordeaux by the time we come to sunday. and eventually we'll see that warmth moving across the channel into good parts of england and wells. even the southern parts of scotland could touch tread 36 celsius in london by tuesday off no fresher, air comes back in b

highway 50. this is the reason why a big rig cup fire just east of kuipers this morning shut down the highways in both directions one-way traffic control started around 1 pm but gridlock lasts for miles and there's no estimated time to fully reopen the highway and on 80 the westbound lanes are closed. it's why you don't see any cars on the left side of the screen. other big rig caught fire just before noon near colfax and westbound traffic is being diverted at rollins lake road. eastbound lanes on the right are open right now, but as you can see is it's moving? it's not too bad actually, right? can we a lot more people out there? i'm aaa predicts 42 million people will be driving this holiday weekend and that means travel times could double for some drivers right now. traffic is moving well in all of the live views around the bay area that's good. but triple a predicts air travel will be at its level since 2011. let's bring in abc 7 news weather. anchor spencer christian now. yes, he has the holiday weekend forecast for us spencer. well, it's looking a little cooler than average i'mma and karina

it happened near the town of hardened about 40 miles east of billings. 21 vehicles crashed, resulting in those six deaths. the montana highway patrol blames zero visibility from a dust storm. the state's governor asked police to join in join him in praying for the victims and their families. in east contra costa county fire officials are working to put out a fire that has been burning for six weeks. they say smoke has been considered unhealthy and hazardous for people who live nearby. is ktvu is amberleigh tells us the fire department is now flooding the fire. seven pumps are now being used to flood a marshland fire in pittsburgh with water from the bay in order to put it out the contra costa county fire protection district with help started the efforts shortly before noon friday. the stubborn fire has been burning since may 28th heat that is deep seated underground, and we're gonna have to flood it to get all the way. uh get good penetration. how deep is it? well several feet in multiple places, so that's what makes it difficult for us to put people or equipment into the field. contra costa county fire protection district c

one. 21 highway 37 interchange course very busy road, especially this time of the evening as people from ran and sonoma counties trying to get to east heading toward a napa and beyond so heavy traffic. could you be on highway? 37 while firefighters continue to work that fire. also tonight, we continue to monitor the oak fire burning near yosemite national park highway one 40, a major road to yosemite reopened last night as crews gained the upper hand against. >> california's largest wildfire of the season. fire crews say cooler weather has helped slow the spread of flames. but hundreds of residents from nearby mountain communities are still under evacuation since the wildfires started on friday. cal fire reports that fire has scorched close to 19,000 acres across the sierra nevada foothills. >> with 32% containment this evening. the flames have destroyed at least 49 homes. all right. mabrisa rodriguez joining us now with more on the weather and looks like firefighters are getting the upper hand, but that can change with the winds. yeah, exactly. and let's take a look at our local bay area forecast in novato because fortunately we're

this fire is burning near highway one, 20 or rather one 40 by the community amid pines east of modesto. the fire has been spreading the threatening pace by this afternoon and has burned at least 9500 acres. at least 10 structures have already been destroyed and 5 have been damaged. one of the main roads that goes to yosemite valley is highway one, 40, which is now closed drivers that are trying to get to the national park. we'll have to go through highway one, 20. >> also and yosemite firefighters have made significant progress in the washburn fire. it's now 79% contained than 7 square miles of forest. the wildfire began july 7th forced the closure of the southern entrance to yosemite and the evacuation of the will want a community. the southern entrance of the park and highway. 41 have reopened this morning. but reservations are still required. >> yeah. we've been seeing these fires burning for the past couple. we now. yeah, even with the marsh fire happening in the east bay. but, you know, these high temperatures that really seem to be creating an issue. yeah, definitely. and it's al

you're looking at the east bay highway 24 looking into a renda and usually it's clear by now, but thata pesky one that cloud cover. all over much of northern california right now, is the big cool down, i guess, right in time for the fourth of july. good to have you with us. some frank mallicoat claudine wong. welcome back to mornings onto it is saturday, june, july , june, and i takes me a couple of days to move from page i and turn the page. i think people are patient with the fog and the cool because we had some warm weather, but i think they want to know if monday things will behave. monday things look to improve a little bit. when it comes to the clearer sky. we have a system that is actually going to approach the northern california coastline sunday into monday. so it could provide us with a little bit of extra drizzle. it could also help to disturb the marine layer. so we'll be watching that in the meanwhile we continue with this unseasonably cool to mild pattern. we've got the low clouds the drizzle out there this morning, the strong onshore breeze and afternoon highs well below

it is burning in an area off elector road and highway. 49 just south east of jackson. officials believe fireworks could be to blame for sparking this fire. one first responder. he has been injured and more than 1200 structures are threatened. evacuation orders have forced about 700 residents in amador county and about 400 people in calaveras county to leave their homes. >> 4 zone forecast time as we take a live look. wow, what a view this is a camera on sutro tower and you see the lower level of fog. but the city offered up the bar. it's cold. it's going how we roll here. it's summer time. rolling in. here. it is right on time, right? yeah. we had a lot of it last probably a little less. i think overnight tonight. here's one look out toward the coastline. you're out toward the beach right now. should be just see one last glimmer of sunshine. download the fog coming in up above. we've got another letter of some clouds rolling on shore right now. so it's good. look like that fog is going to fill in overnight tonight. not completely gray, though, out for the golden gate b

east bank. that's right. we've been covering it. highwayfour and highway 24 have taken a beating because of these parts issues, and i think when bart gets out there and says to people hey, i we need you to find a different way to get to work today. what people do is they get into the car and highway four has been slow. 24 has been slow because of an earlier crash crash on 24 is gone. hopefully this is evening out and on fridays, we do have a little bit of a different commute patterns. sometimes people stay home on fridays, and they work from home. or maybe they have the day off. but, you know, you can see the traffic is going to be busy. another place where traffic is busy. there was a stalled vehicle on the richmond bridge westbound and we have a camera there at the toll plaza to show you that there's kind of a hefty back up here at the toll plaza of the richmond bridge. and that's not what you expect on a friday trying to get across the bay into san rafael. it's a lot slower. we're going to keep an eye on it for you. hopefully when they g

this is a look at the east bay freeways and you can see even highway four is still off to a good startet's go back to the headlines. thank you. sal chp is investigating a freeway shooting in the east bay. now the gunfire was reported at about four o'clock yesterday afternoon on eastbound 5 80 in san leandro. investigators say an innocent bystander inside a car was wounded during a freeway shootout between people and two other vehicles. that victim is expected to survive. so far there have been no arrests. and they're both. ah, yes. okay okay . scary moments, a couple nearly hit by gunfire on 5 80 in oakland last month now sharing their dashcam video of the shooting. it shows a bullet smashing into their car coming within inches of hitting them. couple says the driver cut them off while they were trying to get on the freeway near the grand avenue entrance. that car sped around them, and within a few seconds they heard and felt the shot. now the couple was not hurt. no word of any arrests in that case. police say a six person has come forward to report that they were wounded in the shots

if you drive in that area, let's talk about the east bay in general highway 24 moderately heavy no problems drive through the area. westbound bay bridge still a little thick. it's improving a little, but there's still about a 10 to 15 minute wait at the toll plaza. it's 8 11. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal, making it easier to track down hit and run drivers coming up the new law. governor newsom signed to activate an alert boatswain how it works, and when it takes effect san francisco supervisor targeted with hateful messages after the break how supervisor gordon mar is responding to these signs and why, he says they're much more than a another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast bu

hopefully let's go out and take a look at some of the east bay commutes. highway four.little slow, but 6 80 doesn't look too slow right now. it's been a different kind of commute. it's i don't know. it's kind of summer light a little bit. there have been some slowdowns, but we haven't seen that many. the bay bridge has not been slow today, and it continues that way into san francisco on the actual span. 7 17. let's bring rosemary in who is talking about today's whether it's not. it's cloudy as it was yesterday. yes we do have a shallow marine layer out there, sal good morning to you and the onshore breeze. has weakened considerably from earlier in the week, and with those two combined, as you know, that will lead to a warmup temperatures are expected to warm up a few degrees over yesterday. and as we get to the back end of your weekend, sunday and monday into the nineties, mid to upper nineties, perhaps for some of our inland cities. here's a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. and if you look way back beyond san francisco there on the west edge, we do have

of attacks >>> also, the emergency landing on a missouri highway we'll tell you why police arrested the pilot. >>> swimmers up and down the east coast are keeping a cautious eye out for sharks today after a recent string of attacks off new york's long island and now underwater cameras near another popular beach are revealing just how many great whites are getting closer and closer to swimmers kathy park reports. >> reporter: tonight, new underwater images show great white sharks lurking off the coast of cape cod close to shore buoys detected two separate sharks. this one was spotted wednesday morning and that same day another seen prowling around a different buoy ocean researcher chris paparo says shark sightings near land is a sign the ocean is cleaner and the fish they feed on have returned. >> they were overfished for so many years we stopped seeing them. that's where their food is. [ whistle >> reporter: lifeguards and swimmers on high alert as sightings of sharks climb all up and down the coast. >> it was scary. i don't want to get eaten by a shark. >> reporter: in just the past two weeks, at least five shark attacks were

heads up taking the east shore freeway give yourself a few extra minutes connecting off of highway 4.westbound as you work your way into richmond. it is starting to get busy there. the travel time 15 minutes at last check so bearable if you're headed westbound 80. if you are headed towards the bay bridge, a live look here and i am just getting word the metering lights were turned on about two minutes ago at 5:48, so we're now starting to see that backup build at the bay bridge toll plaza, getting busy as you head into san francisco. it say little foggy at the golding gate as well so visibility could be an issue. time is 5:50. >>> coming up a circus troupe like no other. how this is protecting our waterways. >>> coming up later today on "the drew barrymore show," gayle king, tony dokoupil and nate burleson join drew for a chat, today at 2:00 on kpix 5. >>> and also, stick around, right after our show, for "cbs mornings," gayle king, >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. this dad and daughter were driving when they got a crack in their windshield. [smash] >> dad: it'

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