late december he flew here to eureka, california.everal years but had recently sold it. he wasn't coming to stay here. he got a car, got inside it, pointed south. in bob durst 's own personal account he notes a visit to garberville, 600 miles from los angeles. after that we can't follow his trail. we do know that late on december 22 or early the 23rd, susan berman was murdered by a bullet to the back of her head at her home in l.a. and on the 23rd, flight records confirm bob took off from san francisco on the red eye to new york. and soon after, this letter postmarked december 23, showed up at the beverly hills pd. >> i call it the cadaver note. >> reporter: ah yes. the famous note directing police to her body. a note, likely written by her killer. word of susan berman's murder traveled fast. >> it was like, "oh my god." i mean, and i -- my first thought was, "why didn't they listen to me?" they did not interview susan berman in a timely manner. what were they waiting for? godot? >> reporter: bob skipped susan berman's memorial servi

this was never done for 57 a eureka. in fact the only thing used was the sole evidence that the contractor referenced it as a single family when they put in four aluminum windows. the permit holder purposely submitted unviewable copies of the permit. i ask you now to lieu particularly permits page 2, section 4 is not checked and say section 5 is checked. roman numeral five and 4 must be checked. subsequently a permit was issued indicating he would comply. if you look at the rules on the permit referenced section 3800, california code says it has to be referenced. >> i'm sorry, but your time is already up. i'm waiting for the projection to work. in the law it says here. this permit must be denied in order to comply with california labor law and health and safety code. no county shall issue a permit and that is properly executed declaration shall be a consideration. on this purpose, we ask you to uphold the law. thank you. >> thank you. we can hear from the permit holder. >> the facts and argument that the appellant setfor

previously i was president of the eureka neighborhood association and president when we created the ping triangle park memorial, the first open air memorial in america to victims -- gay and lesbian victims of the nazi regime. i'm a founding board member and previous president of the castro market benefits district. i'm a founding member and vice president of the rainbow honor walk committee that installed 20 plaques along castro street to honor important lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender individuals and previously i had a 19 year career as bank of america ending as chief of staff to the head of global finance. >> great thank you so you have actually through the work on daas had a seat on the ihss authority? >> yes. >> how long had you have the seat on the authority now? >> eight years. >> so it's been a while so curious on things you have seen under your time on the authority. what are the things that you weighed in most where you had the most influence where you have seen the most important work achieved? >> i think both on the commission and on ihss i have played a part in raising aw

. >> reporter: eureka moments are rare in virology, when they happen, they have the potential to save millions of lives. basic treatments lead to treatments, vaccines and diagnostic tools. microbiologist worked with engineers to create a device to diagnose ebola. >> there was a good survivor rate when people are identified early and treated early >>> in west africa, getting a diagnosis is not fast. samples need to be sent to a specialised lap, often hundreds of miles away. days. >> what we settled on is a technology where basically what we do is take a silicon chip, and we can put capture agents that will bind to the ebola virus. and if the virus is present, the antibodies will capture the virus, and we can shine l.e.d. light on to the chip. this is the type of result you get back where you can say on the positive tests here, you can see there's a strong signal. >> results are available in an hour. devices are portable and can be operated at the point of care. >> can it be used to diagnose other infectious diseases. >> yes, you can imagine, dividing it into parr asites and others, to

eureka at 70. san francisco at 67. in the west it's as hot as it gets. >> torture, right. >>> straight ahead is isis planning fourth of july attacks. plus, hundreds are hospitaled after a fire at the water park party. details are next. inteinin that got worse and worse. then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common... ...or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure... ...or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or paleness. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. enbrel helped relieve my joint pain. but the best part of

b job, but was there a eureka moment? >> most comments on youtube were thank you. that was a big deal, most of the comments are not thank you. but then i started getting letters from folks all over the planet saying, hey, this is why i was able to pass algebra class. this is why i want to be a physicist now. this is why i retired from the military and am able to go back to college. so there is the potential it could reach millions. >>> up next, we're "on the money." it's the smartphone app that recognizes music and can name that tune in seconds. now shazam can see as well as hear. >>> later, america's reining american pharoa the horse that won the triple crown has won american hearts as well. what's next and what's next for him as well? we'll take a break and leave you look at stock markets at the end of the week. >>> that's shazam, the app that listens to mus and in a few seconds tells you the song and the artist. that song is by steve goodman, "take me out to the ball game." the app not only sees music, it can see images. just in terms of recognizing music, i've

a big blaze in the shasta-trinity national forest. 1300 acres have burned in weaverville between eureka and redding. fire crews have built containment lines but the heat and wind could make things worse. it's the largest of 20 fires this week sparked by lightning. >>> a tracy family is desperately looking for help finding their teenaged daughter. 14-year-old lillian was home wednesday night but disappeared the next day leaving a note. tracy police are asking the public to keep an eye out for the 5'6" girl with long brown hair and brown eyes. they say at this point there is no sign of foul play. >>> san jose's campaign to hire more women for the police department got a boost today. more than 100 women showed up at today's recruitment drive. the department has watched the number of female officers dwindle to just 8%. this first of its kind even was designed to push that number even higher. >> we have a hard time reaching females and getting women to come to us so we are going to put on a career fair and target women and we are going to have women put it on. it's going to be for women. >>

it's burning in the national forest about halfway between eureka and redding. this fire is expected to continue moving south and west. 17 helicopters, two air tankers and about 160 firefighters now fighting that fire. >>> brand new affordable homes at the once polluted site of the naval shipyard are open in san francisco. >> i think it's great. it's a place where we can afford. we have a view of the entire skyline. >> those are newlyweds angela and ryan. they are among the first people to move in here. their two bedroom town home is 1200 square feet with a garage and all for about $650,000. the development sits on land that was once used for radiation and chemical weapons. but the navy spent the last 20 years cleaning it up. >> this has been exciting and analyzing for many years. this is going to be a wonderful new neighborhood in san francisco. >> the developer plans to have a total of 6,000 housing units at the site. 32% of the housing will be significantly cheaper for low and middle income buyers. >>> time is running out for those living in an apartment buil

you can see the best radar returns are near eureka. the threat lasts through early evening and it will taper overnight. if you are caught under one of the showers it will not last long and it will drop enough to be a nuisance. i have more showers in the forecast. >> my thirsty plants are happy at least cal fire is the first of three training days to help get ready for the dry conditions they will face this summer because of the drought. a total of five acres of dry brush are used for the planned training burn on mt. hamilton people could see a column of smoke today and wednesday and friday. >> latest from texas where rivers are still rising even after the rain moved out. >> the flooding in texas hits home in the bay area, a scam people in california need to be aware of thousands of miles away from the disaster. >> a man fortunate to be alive after this dramatic crash after a car went >> in toronto can due, a man is lucky to be alive. the driver may have confused the pedals and accelerating rather than braking at a gas station. it sped

the only place not 100 is on the coast from eureka to san diego. >> we have 33 bart trains on time.in one is on time. golden gate transit ferries are on a miffed schedule. if you take the ferry from the north pay choke in for the schedules and they are posted with the modified times. >> traffic is busy on altamont pass with a new accident at grant line with possible injuries because of an overturned vehicle. drive time traffic i-80 from albany to the maze is four minutes and 880 southbound from fremont to san jose is 14 minutes and 280 northbound 101 to cupertino is ten minutes. >> if you plan a trip this fourth of july holiday you will have a lot of company. aaa expects 42 million people to travel 50 miles or more from home this holiday up .7 percent of 1 percent from the year's the most since 2007. the stronger economy and rising consumer confidence and cheap gasoline are why. most travelers, 85 percent drive to the destinations and gas prices are down 88 cents from the same time last year. >> a new study reveal how much sleep americans are getting and the time most people wake up

before you quit your job but was there one eureka moment? >> when i was getting letters -- some of the comments on youtube said thank you. that was a big deal, most on youtube are not thank you. but then i started to get letters from folks all over the planet, this is why i want to be a physicist and why after retiring from the military i'm able to go back to college. it felt like maybe it was potential it could reach millions. >> sal, thank you so much. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> up next, we're "on the money." the smartphone app that recognizes music and can name that tune in seconds. >>> america's reigning pharaoh. what's next and what's he worth now? as we head to break, look how the stock market ended the week. i can't believe we're finally doing this. all of this... stacey, benjamin... this is daniel. you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. >>> that's shazam, finds out >>> that's shazam, finds out both the title and artist. that version of take me out to the ball gam

it was one of those eureka moments where i realized, hold on a minute, why are we cutting trees down and shipping them around and making them into smaller and smaller bits only to stick them back together again? why don't we just throw the trees directly into the shapes and forms that we want? we planted here in 2008 and full-time in 2012 with several rows of chairs and lamps. the process is actually pretty simple. you take them and you try them as they grow and after a certain point you put them back together again so they are one solid shape. we look after them while they thicken up. this is one of the chairs in the final four. we will harvest this with these branches of the top here fit as these at the bottom here. once you have harvested the peace, we season it for anywhere between six months and a year. and then we take them into the workshop, climbed down the outer edges. when we are going for is a kind of clean midcentury geometric crisp outside. it shows off the kind of natural origins of the tree on the inside. we are selling early preorders. the chairs are 2500 pounds. the

. >> host: "the communicators" continues its tour of the eureka park area. ces international in vegas. this is where a lot of startups and a lot of new technology is demonstrated and exhibited and now we wantage ducey to steve dubnik the ceo of -- >> guest: from your language to someone else's language at the same time and they hear you in their language and you hear them in your language. >> host: if i found someone in mexico i would speak in english and what would happen? >> guest: when you speak english they would hear you speak english and they wait a couple of seconds and they hear it translated to spanish. they were polite to in spanish and you have an ordinary conversation like he you can with someone in your language. >> host: what is the technology making this happen? >> guest: we have played host to platforms in the clouds so you go to the telepathy network to access it and any speak. we use a combination of technologies were voice-recognition text translation and text-to-speech is the technical term behind it. >> host: where did you come up with t

. >> vicki: a wildfire in the shasta-trinity national forest between eureka and redding. is said to be contained at 20 percent as of this morning. fire officials say the lightning sparked wildfire remained at 1,490 acres overnight. calmer winds yesterday helped fire crews make gains on the blaze that has been burning about 866 firefighters are 240 people living in the town of hyampon near the fire.have been told to be ready to evactuate. can you see if there are any pics of the fire online? if not we can just make it an ots wildfire >> vicki: vacaville police are seeking two men suspected of robbing a k.f.c. early saturday morning located on alamo drive. an employee called police and said the men entered the retaurant. one with a semiautomatic handgun.and demanded money. after receiving the cash the suspects fled the scene.police set up a perimeter in the area but were unable to catch them. they were described as two black men around eighteen to twenty. both wearing black hooded sweatshirts and black masks over today was a great day for riding your bike.and for some it wa

previously i was president of the eureka neighborhood association and president when we created the ping triangle park memorial, the first open air memorial in america to victims -- gay and lesbian victims of the nazi

eureka. ew. that's mud. no, this is, like, um... yeah, it's pretty much mud. and it smells like rotten eggs. mmm, sulfur. very therapeutic. and you expect me to believe you've never been here before? a friend of mine told me about this place and swore me to secrecy, but this is my first time. in mud. (laughs) come on in. it's nice. all right. (zipper opening)

it was sparked by lightning in the shasta trinity national forest between eureka and reading. winds are a problem, and the fire continued to advance. it is only 15% contained. the sheriff's office has ordered managed -- mandatory evacuations. no word of injuries or damage.>>> some northern california firefighters say the conditions are more likely to summer currently rather than late spring. some of the fires they have been called to shouldn't be happening. people who lived in this neighborhood are not happy about it. >> reporter: when the grass burned yesterday, the fire raced across the property to the neighbors land. >> we are lucky it only came as far as it did. >> reporter: another neighbor pulled out a garden hose.>> we aimed at the flames and got it. when the firemen got over there, they could knock it down. >> reporter: they say it was because of the weedeater being used by someone in and unoccupied home. >> they had no water condo hoses to try to put it out. >> reporter: michelle item says her agency responded to five fires yesterday. this was one of two that were sta

chris sharmin did the unthinkable as he climbed a giant redwood in eureka california. as he takes on the 252 foot tall tree with only his hands and feet and some sense of confidence because there is a rope with a harness. the tree estimated to be between 600 and 700 years old. incredible. >>> for most of us learning to surf it's difficult. but two surfers proved they didn't have a problem in the world. watch as this couple performs incredible acrobatic fetes while surfing. the amazing video captured by a gopro attached to the surfboard. as he maintains his balance while the female surfer doesn't miss a beat. standing on his back, doing a split in the air and other stunts, i don't know about you, i find that very impressive. >>> up next we take up a looming crisis for taxpayers. one no one is talking about. >>> and tiger woods bombs at the u.s. open. we're coming right back. . lou: a lot to cover tonight on wall street stocks close. lower on the week did better the dow down 99 points. the s&p lost 11, the nasdaq down 19. volume on the big board, 4.3 billion shares what

. >> grant:from san diego county to the eureka area.crews from this state and others have their hands full.early in the fire season. >> grant:we're always updating the fire situation online. >> grant:we have dramatic still lines of the markleeville fire where jr's been. also.a map outlining the fire's progress. check it out.kron4.com. >> pam: and our wildfire coverage continues online. we have a slideshow. maps. and updates of the markleeville fire. >> pam: it's all on kron-4- dot-com. >> pam: 325pm fire fighters responded to a fire in martinez at old orchard road and howe road. >> pam: two acres burned grass and structures were threatened >> pam: >> pam: firefighters are getting the upper-hand on the fire. fire is about two alarms >> pam: >> pam: new at 8. >> pam: a palo alto mobile home park. which was on the brink of closure. is now getting a second chance. >> pam: today. the santa clara county board of supervisors. set aside 6- point-5 million dollars, to keep the buena vista mobile home park from closing. >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman is live in palo alto tonight. with reactio

it broke out yesterday about halfway between eureka and redding. no damaged buildings have been reported or injuries. >>> yesterday there were two people that were sent to the hospital from great america park. they said they will cooperate with the california investigating unit. a worker is in critical condition a rider suffered a prone finger. employee extent right into the path offed ride while trying to get a rider's cell phone. >> make sure they don't do that. it's not worth it for a cell phone. >> makes me not want to ride the roller coaster. it really does. >> park management said in a statement that safety is its number one priority. >>> back in 1998 there was an accident on the same roller coaster that used to be called top gun. a person climbed over the fence to get his wife's hat and was kicked in the head by a rider. a year later a twelve-year-old boy fell to his death after slipping from the ride's restraint. and a four-year-old boy drown in the boomerang great barrier reef wave pole in 2007. >>> a man who carried a gun to a wedding was

record highs at lake tahoe and away from the coast is everyone at 100 and at the coast, in the 70s and eureka>> good morning everyone, if you are opportunitying in we are taking you to san francisco 101 northbound. we left sfo. we have seen a few shuts shuttles headed from the airport to the city. you can see traffic in the southbound direction moving fine. pack the shades. check correct right now -- walnut creek right now is busy at 15 minutes from 24 junk. at saratoga avenue heavy traffic northbound and i have mass transit for the san francisco pride celebration in a up cough minutes. >> for parent whose want to keep tabs on their children online instagram is taking the place of facebook and twitter among teens. in the last survey of united states teens, 32 percent named instagram as the most popular social media network and only 24 percent say twitter and only 14 percent pointed to facebook much the survey finds that snapchat and tumblr have the young of the users. >> all eyes are on washington as we await a decision on same-sex marriage. san francisco is gearing up for the historic ruling

eureka is 62. in lake tahoe 81. 100s through the central valley and palm springs.reful if you are driving around today. >> mass transit has 52 bart trains on time with no delays on muni and ace train 3, 5 and 7 on the track and on time. we do have an accident we have been telling you about eastbound highway 4 you can see the slowing and they are try to get it cleared but one vehicle flipped on to its side and they are trying to get it to the off-ramp. westbound traffic is still thick as you make it into bay point up to concord and up to american canyon eastbound 80 we had a driver trying to avoid hitting an animal but they veered off the road and into a fence. >> big crowd is expected tomorrow at the meeting of the marin county board of supervisors to discuss medical marijuana. the board is floating a proposal to create three marijuana outlets in the county, critics say the restrictions are so rigorous that few people would qualify. accord to our media partner law enforcement is dead set again the plan citing criminal concerns, health and safety issues. >> after se

get hot aroped yos mate. 89. 62 in eureka and 81 in los angeles after morning fog. the bay area hang on to the morning fog into the afternoon along the coast line in patches. temperatures in the 60's at the coast all the way up to the mid 90's inland. so it is going to be hot inland tomorrow but not as hot as what its to come. micro cmate at tomorrow we go from the warmer weather to the mild wins thursday half man bay 68. downtown san francisco 74 degrees. head towards oakland 80. walnut creek. 100 on thursday. and look at this. antioch 102 degrees so over 30 degree spread tween half machine bay and antioch that is what we expect. accu-weather 7 day forecast out of the hot weather as we head towards the weekend back down to comfortable 80 in the warmest spots. >> that will be nice after the heatp thank you. >> fishermen wait hours somemes to get a bite but one new jersey man got more than he bargain for. ron dropped the line into the like over the weekend got quite the nibble. fish he reeled look at the the row of teeth. it look almost human. never seen anythg like

it was sparked by lightning last week in the trinity shasta national forest between eureka and reddinghe forest service says the fire has burned about 1500 acres since it started last tuesday. now it's about 40% contained. no one has been hurt. no buildings have been burned. evacuation order for about 100 people in the area has been lifted now. people are being told be ready to leave again if there are any major flairups. >>> also today san jose mineta airport starts offering nonstop service to and from beijing. they will offer five flights a week to and from beijing. the first arrives in san jose at 11:30 this morning. the first departure will be at 1:30 this afternoon. the flights are all on board the boeing dream liner. they offer similar service from just three other cities seattle, chicago, and boston. >>> a charter plane carrying the los angeles dodgers were forced to make an emergency landing because of a mechanical issue. first baseman adrian gonzalez tweeted about the incident. his first message reads just landed in l.a.. and then he says problem with plane, switching planes.

it broke out tuesday about halfway between eureka and redding. no damaged buildings have been reported or injuries. >> park officials say they are cooperating with state officials while investigating the park ride accident. two people were injured in friday night's accident in santa clara. a worker is in critical condition this morning. a rider suffered a broken finger. officials say the employee stepped into the path of the ride while trying to get a rider's cell phone. >> make sure they don't do that. it's not worth it for a cell phone. >> makes me not want to ride the roller coaster. it really does. >> park management said in a statement that safety is its number one priority. >>> in 1998 there was an accident on the same roller coaster that used to be called top gun. a hayward man was killed when he will climbed over a fence to get his wife's hat and was kicked in the head by a rideer. a year later a twelve-year-old boy goal his death on drop tower after slipping from the ride's restraint. and a four-year-old boy drown in the boomerang great

roughly halfway between eureka and redding. yesterday 1,000 people were evacuated.the fire burned more than 1,000 acres in the national forest. more than 400 firefighters are working to get the fire under control. right now, it's just 5% contained. >>> a little over a year after being diagnosed with breast cancer, an east bay woman is already in remission. she says exercising is an important outlet during her recovery. she quickly resumed her personal training sessions at a health club, but not before 7 on your side michael finley had to step in to help. >> reporter: barbara enjoys working out to reduce stress and stay fit. she also likes feeding off the energy of other fitness buffs with similar goals. >> i was really looking forward to it. >> reporter: barbara had beat breast cancer and had reconstructive surgery. her surgeon cleared her to exercise back in february. >> she shook my hand and said you're good to go. i said oh yeah. >> reporter: barbara prepaid for 38 personal training sessions but couldn't use them during her year of cancer treatment. by the time h

it's in western trinity county roughly halfway between eureka and redding.ay 1,000 people were evacuated. more than 400 firefighters are working to get the fire under control. right now it's just 5% contained. 6:34 is our time. >>> a little over a year after being diagnosed with breast cancer, an east bay woman is already in remission. she said exercising is an important outlet during her recovery, so she quickly resumed her personal training at a local health club but not until after "7 on your side" michael finney had to step in to help. >> barbara enjoys working out to reduce her stress and stay fit. she also likes the energy of other fitness buffs with similar goals. >> i was really looking forward to it. >> barbara had beat breast cancer and had reconstructive surgery. her surgeon cleared her to exercise back in february. >> he shook my hand and said you are good to go, and i said, oh yeah! >> she prepaid for 38 personal training sessions with bally's but couldn't use them during her treatment. by the time the treatment was completed, they sold their re

so it was like a eureka moment. i'm going to be able to go shopping.'m going get a job, and i'm going to have money. i just felt like with that surgery, all these great things in my life would come to. i started, you know, trying to find out about it. i found out that i was going to have to pay, like, roughly $6,000. that's when it became, like, oh, boy, money again. like it always boils down to that. i found something that can actually help me lose weight and maybe lose weight quickly and help me change my life around, and i had to find a way to come up with money and really think, you know, what am i going to do. i think it was in the morning, and there was a knock on my door. my cousin went to go get it. >> what's up? >> so i go to the door, and she has this guy with her. i hear him telling my cousin, talk spanish. >> hasta la vista. >> i'm standing there thinking who is this? why is he at my door? why is my cousin speaking spanish to this man? i asked him why do you need someone to speak spanish? and he said do you know spanish? yeah, i do. >> can

it's in western trinity county roughly halfway between eureka and redding.rday is -- yesterday 1,000 people were evacuated. more than 400 firefighters are work to go get the fire under control. right now it's just 5% contained. >>> a little over a year after being diagnosed with breast cancer, an east bay woman is already in remission. she said exercising is an important outlet during her recovery so she quickly moved to resume her personal training at health club, but not before "7 on your side" michael finney had to step in to help. >> barbara enjoys working out to reduce her stress and stay fit. she also likes the energy of other fitness buffs with similar goals. >> i was really looking forward to it. >> she had beat breast cancer and had reconstructive surgery. her surgeon cleared her to exercise back in february. >> he shook my hand and said you are good to go, and i said oh, yeah! >> she prepaid for 38 personal training sessionings with ballet's but couldn't use them during her treatment. by the time the treatment was completed, they sold their remaini

chris did the unthinkable as he climbed this giant redwood in eureka, california. as he takes on the 252-foot tall tree with only his hands, feet and some sense of confidence because there's a rope nearby with a harness. he didn't successfully climb to the top of the tree estimated to be somewhere between 600 and 700 years old. incredible. >>> for most of us learning to surf is difficult but two surfers proved they didn't have a problem in the world. watch as this couple performs acrobatic feats while surfing. the video captured by a gopro camera attached to their surf board as he maintains his balance of a female surfer standing on his back doing a split in the air and other stunts. i find that very impressive. >>> the people of charleston and south carolina come together and lead the nation in healing without racial boundaries and without politics. and president obama, he'll be in charleston talking instead of listening to these true leaders. and this is what happens when some city leaders go along with the war on cops. extraordinary scenes police officers on our

northern california because of lightning fire that is burning in western trinity county halfway between eurekaredding. a thousand people have been evacuated and has burned a thousand acres in the national forest and 160 firefighters are working to contain the wildfire. >> a new poll finds the majority of american catholics now support same-sex marriage and the survey by the nonpartisan public rehim on research institute found that despite the church teaching, 58 percent of catholics favor same-sex marriage a position share by sick percent of white protestants. the poll also found that gay marriage was supported by only live percent of instants. >> president obama will not take sides in the unanimous finals and saying lebron james is play unbelievable and things steph curry will pick it back up after a couple of bad games. president obama was interviewed at white house yesterday before became four. >> are know if we want him to pick us how did he do on the brackets? >> he usually does pretty well. he is not running for re-election so he should be able to pick a side. >> you would thing. >> what

it broke out tuesday about halfway between eureka and redding. no damaged buildings have been reported or injuries. >> california's great america said they are cooperating with state officials investigating a roller coaster accident that sent two people in the hospital. the ride will be shut down until the investigation is complete. a worker is in critical condition this morning. a rider suffered a broken finger. officials say the employee stepped into the path of the ride while trying to get a rider's cell phone. >> make sure they don't do that. take care so they don't do that. it's not worth it for a cell phone. >> makes me not want to ride the roller coaster. it really does. >> park management said in a statement that safety is its number one priority. back in 1998 there was an accident on the same roller coaster that used to be called top gun. a hayward man was killed when he will climbed over a fence to get his wife's hat and was kicked in the head by a rider. a year later a twelve-year-old boy dropped to his death on drop tower after slippi

it's halfway between eureka and redding.t's expected to keep moving south and west. 17 helicopters, two air tankers and 160 firefighters are out there battling those flames. >>> 5:47 is the time. let's check back in with sal. who are you keeping an eye on sal? >> we're looking at a commute here where traffic is getting busier at the toll plaza. it is one space where you can see traffic has become busier. the metering lights have been turned on. if you look at the 880 ramp and people who listen to me a lot has noticed that 880 ramp is key to the bay bridge. when that is doing well, we are doing well generally at the bay bridge toll plaza. once that starts clearing up or if it doesn't get busy at all, things start clearing up in the commute. we will watch that. looking at the commute here on interstate 880 it is looking good. and also another hear individualer of good things to come. westbound 580 as you come up to the walt mont pass. a -- altamont pass. a little bit slow but it's not stop and go as it normally is. let's go to

triple digit palm springs vegas 83 in tahoe. 61 degrees in eureka and fog with 60's in monteray.alf machine bay. 66 in san francisco. temperatures coming few degrees away from th coast. 85 santa rosa. 71 oakland. 78 vallejo out towards the inland vaechlt upper 80'sere and 80 san jose upper 80's here and 80 san jose. 7 day forecast will feature warmer weather as we head to thursday though it's down right sizzle. triple digit inland. upper 60's coast digit inland. upper 60's coast.if you don't like the hot weather doesn't last very long. you will notice the temperatures start to drop friday then over the weekend much cooler. >> all right sounds good thank you so much sandhya. >> nba champion in high demand these days. 7 news in san francisco tonight when warrior forward barns stopped by the men store in union square to see lucky fans. fwoyrs 50 customers to buy 35 dollars o license merchandise got to meet barns and get the blin signed. >> extremely tiring for sure. sf like i said earlier especially experience such a journey to go throughout the whole season. championship training c

an eye on rainy conditions and north of the organized area of rainfall during cresscent city and eureka. blue skies right now and we had wet spots in this early morning's rain and 0 .16, and 06 at children's park and 04 at petaluma. here is the scene right now looking at the western sky from the emoriville camera, blue skies over the bay and the clouds are stacked up at the coast and low to mid-70s and 77 morgan hill and 75 at half moon bay and we even have clouds that have traveled across the bay as you can see from the east bay hills camera. >> low to mid-70s at napa petaluma fairfield, concord and livermore and as we look at partly cloudy skies and low clouds will increase tonight and we'll have low clouds tomorrow morning and it will be sunny and mild in the afternoon tomorrow and i'll give you a look at our next chance of rain in just a few moments. larry and cheryl. >> spencer thank you. >> today is d-day, d as in drought and mandatory cutbacks are throughout the state and this is all a result of the governor's drought plan. >> it means major new restrictions and pen alsoeys. abc

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that is near weaverville, about halfway between eureka an redding. the largest of those fires started tuesday and has torch more than 1,000 acres. now, it hasn't charred major growth, but firefighters say 90- degree weather expected this weekend could make things worse. >>> the snatch-and-run trend of stealing smart phones is down in cities all across the country since a kill switch came preinstalled on smart phones. the number of smart phone thefts has drop by a million last year a -- dropped by a million just last year alone. before robbers would just take the cell phones often violent rhodely and wipe -- violently, and resell them on the street for a couple hundred bucks. >> now you cannot reset these devices. you're going to need the original owner's credentials, and a password to set the phone. they're not going to have those and accordingly the phone is useless. >> george gascone is heralding the technology. he first asked the cell phone companies to come up with an automatic kill switch. when they refused, california legislators forced them to