residents in fairfax and san geronimo are being warned that smoke from this fire could impact the area. (ken)lawrence, is the wind playing a big role in this fire lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia is about to hit the hawaiian islands. high pressure will bring another round of nice weather but it will be a little cooler tomorrow. highs will be in the 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool with a few clouds on tuesday throught thursday. it will be slightly warmer next weekend. (pam) the department of justice has arrested nearly 3 - dozen suspects... following a years- long investigation that included multiple state agencies.(ken) the gang related scheme targeted credit card terminals from businesses in 13 different northern california counties. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from city carpets in san rafael ... and we'

there is smoke in the san geronimo and fairfax areas...ructures but right now fairfax areas... but right now no structures are threatened... we'll continue to monitor this story throughout the hour and will bring you the latest updates... (vicki) new tonight at nine... video of a kansas city police officer hitting a woman while breaking up a fight over the weekend -- is spreading online. reporter robert townsend spoke to some people... who are raising questions about use of force. "she probably provoked him." raquel diaz and her sister were shocked to see the cell phone video.in this video, a kansas city police officer appears to strike a woman with his right hand on her left arm... and immediately after---she fell face down to the ground.raquel diaz/kansas city:"he should have handled it a different way than pushing her to the ground." andrea diaz/kansas city:"he is using excessive force."robert townsend/reporting:"why do you say that?"andrea diaz/kansas city:"because of the way that he's hitting her, the way he's hurting her. she falls t

later in that quarter a wide open geronimo, allison. he takes it 64 yards.o touchdowns for rogers. packers comingck you've seen that before on tv. losehe otfoll. and joshorman with the recovery. shree burress watched it live today. they really needed this one going into the bye-week. >> they certainly di kind of a sigh of relief, dave. what a difference a week makes. remember last week that ugly game against theco s? well, that was a wake-up call for the red skins back here at home tonight. >> i that probably was the worst game i've ever been a part of last o ek. for guysbounce back and it shows the guys are, you know, resilien >> we feel like we had the best weould practice. that's not a coincidence. we honed i our practice and it showed today. y> last week we felt like we didn't pla physical enough and run to the bl like we should have. that was a big thing in practice. you see guys running hitting, flying around playing off each other. that's the way we play football. >> tough loss last weekd anthen coming back here and jumpngg out and pla as hard as they

>> geronimo. >> and regina, are you invested in paying attention to the midterms this year?>> absolutely. this someone of the most important races of all times. we need to get out and vote this year in november 2018. >> have you felt particularly politically active or engaged since 2016? >> yes. and have i three young men, 25, 18, and 22. and this is their first time voting, and i am dragging them to the polls. >> all right, geronimo. so you're 25? >> yeah. >> are you registered now? >> yes, i am. >> were you registered before? >> i was not. >> you're not. i'm not shaping you. >> before you would register and you would know there would be no change. but i think is the president made us millennials bring more attention to the power we actually bring to the vote. i feel like these next two years are going to be detrimental to what actually happens in the future to our society. >> so you're going to be voting this november? >> definitely. >> good work, mom. i want to talk to you a little bit. what's your name? >> hi, i'm shelly gates. >> how did you feel after the election in n

in fact, we're being told close to 100 evacuated behind me to the san geronimo community center. one vaeevacuee had to act fast t only to help his family, but his neighbors. you can see the flames here as the irving fire burns deep in the terrain near samuel p. taylor park. the brushfire began around 7:00 p.m. last night, already forcing more than 100 nearby residents to evacuate. >> as you were sitting right where i'm standing, it was -- flames were, you know, 100 feet high. >> reporter: you can count dave court as one of these evacuees. dave is also the executive director of the san engineer on me valley community center, serving as the primary shelter for evacuees. >> you really go into work mode. you almost say, hey, i've got a job to do, and we're here to serve our community. >> reporter: now court says about 100 evacuees showed up last night. next door to the center is lagunitas elementary school. they cancelled today due to the impact of the fire. they say the school is unharmed, but many staff and students were forced to evacuate their homes. >> i think it's a good idea,

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the fire broke out in the san geronimo valley monday night. officials lifted evacuation orders yesterday, but many homes are still without power. the fires burned 152 acres. that's a quarter of a square mile, relatively small still at 65% contained. today the san francisco police commission is expected to discuss the case of a headless body found in a soma neighborhood home last month. the homeowner brian egg was reported missing early this summer. last month a body was found in a fish tank in his home and many presume it's that of egg's. last night friends gathered outside the home and his family flew in from florida to be at the vigil. >> this, of course, has been an extremely difficult, confusing and sad time for our family. we have endured a range of fears and emotion over the last couple of months, and we want to thank all the people who haveen support. >> reporter: friends are upset with the police department because officers went to his home twice over the summer. both times they left without entering the home. during today's meeting ci

many people headed to an emergency shelter set up at the san geronimo community center. we are told many of the people who returned home last night may not have power restored until tomorrow afternoon. >>> time now, 4:18. a body was discovered in east oakland after a fire broke out at a homeless encampment. this happened on east 12th street near 880. fire officials say the flames destroyed more than a dozen tents out there where more than 30 people were living. firefighters found a body in a part of the camp that did not burn. the person had been dead several days. >>> today, caltrans will hold its biggest highway cleanup in santa clara county. more than 25 crews will remove litter at sites stretching from milpitas, to mountain view, to gilroy. state senator jim bell will enc highlight caltrans distributed more than $10 million in contracts to fund cleanup campaigns in silicon vall >>> just about 4:19. did you see a lot of road were coming in? >> well, 80 has been pretty messy for i think at least a week. >> when i'm doing this traffic report, talk to steve. >> we have h

many people headed to an emergency shelter that was set up at the san geronimo community center. we're told about 50 of the families who returned home this evening may not have power restored until tomorrow afternoon. >>> an east bay politician plans to spend tonight inside a tiny home. abel guillen moved into the home today in west oakland and said he plans to stay there for a couple days. guillen says nearly 15% of california community college students don't have consistent housing. laney college students helped buil for homes that could help students with no other place to live. the goal is to eventually build enough tiny homes to house a thousand people. >> the answer to homelessness is we know that's really expens takes a long time. in the meantime, we ought to make investments. >> this is not going to be a party spot. this is not going to be a kick back and smoke week and all that stuff. that's not what this is about. it's bet getting an education, working your way out of homelessness. >> the students homes are set to be built on land owned by missionary baptist church. the

the fire broke out in san geronimo valley. it is at this .65% contained. following the devastating north bay wildfires, sonoma county officials are working to make sure residents are ready for a disaster. they are testing an emergency alert phone system to give people as much warning as possible. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live in santa rosa tonight with what they have learned in the process so far. wayne? >> reporter: good evening, dan. it's not just what they are learning about themselves, but what other counties are learning from santa rosa. when the fires hit last year, the emergency notification system was not what it should have been. the county has acknowledged that. now they are raising the bar. >>> mobile phones, these days we can't live with them or without them and sonoma county is banking they may save your life. hence an exercise today. >> you know, at work a bunch of phones were going off and they were alerts, but i'm not sure what it was. >> reporter: but linda davidson got the message albeit indirectly as santa rosa and sonoma cou

another important thing to note is that out of the homes in the san geronimo valley marin fire just did fire wise inspections this summer and of all the homes they looked at only about 60% meet state standards. they're hoping that this, while everything is safe, is a great reminder for folks to get fire wise. live in marin county, emily turner, kpix5. >>> now to the big story on the east coast, several states preparing for a monster hurricane to arrive taking a live look at myrtle beach in south carolina. the wind is picking up there right now. hurricane florence is expected to make landfall in about three days. earlier today the governor ordered people living along the coastline to clear out. cars were seen leaving stuck in gridlock. this drone shot no signs of any tourists on the beach. we have learned about 1 million people are on the move, all heading inland. >> hurricane florence will affect each and every one of you. this storm is a monster. it's big and it's vicious. y: it's expected to cause rophic damag >> the satellite imageries show the category 4 storm churning in the atlant

evacuation orders are in place for part of san geronimo valley. the fire department says access in the area is difficult and power lines are down. so it's a bit tricky for them. >> we definitely have noticed the wind picking up today. you probably saw in leslie's shot. especially in the north bay. >> for a look at how this is affecting the fires, we want to touch base with sandhya patel. sandhya? >> and those winds will make it challenging for the fire crews. right now let's take a look at the marin county fire first. 63 degrees. relative humidity 59% because the winds are coming onshore from the west-northwest, gusting to about 224 miles per hour. now the fire conditions near suisun city. it is 81 degrees. relative humidity 25%. but once again, the challenge here for the crews will be those gusty winds. they will remain gusty this evening. right now out of the west at 22 miles an hour. kristen? >> thank you. >>> interstate 5 is open now, but you can expect delays heading through shasta and trinity counties because of the delta fire. flames have b

and coming up in talking books, kirsty wark talks us race relations with t geronimo johnson.oon. government documents have revealed how hm revenue and customs use a traffic light system to rate the tax arrangements of people who've been nominated for an honour. that's according to an official document seen by the times. it's claimed the system has meant some high profile nominees may not have received awards as a result. jonathan blake reports. a trip to buckingham palace beckons for those who make the annual honours lists. recognition from the establishment of outstanding service in theirfield. but how much of a say does the taxman have in who receives the highest honours each year? a document obtained by the times sets out a traffic light system used by hmrc to rate those nominated. red for high risk nominees, amber for those whose tax activity is likely to cause adverse comment and green for those who pose a low risk. it is claimed the risk factor is based on whether or not hmrc‘s reputation would be damaged by someone receiving an honour exposed as having avoided paying t

talking books from the edinburgh international book festival, where she talks to american author t geronimoon. theresa may says she will not give in to those who want another referendum on brexit. writing in the sunday telegraph the prime minister said those who voted in 2016 trusted that their "voices would be heard." mrs may also pledged that she wouldn't be forced into watering down her chequers brexit plan. but one conservative mp — who previously backed her proposals — has now described them as a "humiliation." 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. the prime minister argues that in the eu referendum two years ago, millions of people voted, some for the first time in decades, and they trusted their vote would count. and yet one deep—pocketed member of the tory faithful, the donor and businessman sir simon robertson, tells the observer the exact opposite, insisting it is balderdash to say you can't have another vote. and the prime minister is not short of vociferous critics back here in parliament either. desperate to see her blueprint for brexit, which has already cost her tw

talking books from the edinburgh international book festival, where she talks to american author t geronimoohnson. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has re—stated her opposition to a second eu referendum and says she won't accept anything in a deal with brussels that's against the national interest. writing in a sunday newspaper, before mps return to parliament this week, mrs may said she would not betray those who voted to leave in the referendum two years ago. here's our political correspondent susanna mendonca. she's shown us her moves can be unpredictable, but when it comes to the prospect of a second referendum, theresa may is standing firm and sticking to her tune. the prime minister told the sunday telegraph that two years ago, millions came out to have their say and to ask the question all over again would be a gross betrayal of our democracy. when it comes to her brexit blueprint forged at chequers, mrs may insisted she wouldn't be pushed into accepting compromises that were not in the national interest. but her forme

the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in westernfire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the ridge behind her home on portola avenue. an evacuation order was issued for three roads in the area. here on wednesday, cynthia was back home. cynthia. i was terrified. her power was still out - but she was grateful to all the crews. kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire dept. and cal fi9re to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary finding. estacio.

many the past year his plan for the county to buy san geronimo golf club and restore to it parkland forhe fish has led to a local petition for a ballot initiative to stop it. >> we have 193,000 acres in marin of open space, and they don't need another 157. >> meantime, steiner moves on here. his plan includes landscaping the one mile of work with 10,000 plants from their own nursery. >> we're planting out alders, colts foot, junkus. >> are they all native? >> they're all native right here to this area. >> and all designed to recreate the natural order along lagunitas creek in marin county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> gorgeous. >>> well, surfing is going to be part of the olympics starting in 2020. >> and there is a determined woman who wants to take part in the first games. >> see her in action and see how you can help her achieve her dream. >>> a crew is hired to take away a woman's unwanted furniture, only they didn't >>> a young woman from west africa is making a splash in santa cruz. she is in training for the olympics, and is hoping to make the team from her native senegal. >> j

smoky conditions are being reported in san rafael, fairfax, and san geronimo. we will have a live report later in the newscast. all of the smoke from the fires is blowing into the bay area. health officials have issued an air quality advisory through today. the north and east bay's are expected to see the worst of it. >>> san francisco has agreed to pay $60,000 to settle a federal lawsuit with a former inmate, who said that the sheriff's in -- deputies say that they forced inmates to find each other the county jail. it will soon vote on the settlement and the former inmate says that three deputies placed bets on who the winner would be with me fought each other. expose person for the city's attorney's office say that the proposed settlement represents a reasonable outcome, given all the circumstances, as well as the inherent risks and uncertainty of a trial. >> right now, the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a planned parenthood arsonist. on july 20, surveillance footage captured a person sitting fired -- fire to a watso

. >>> in the north bay, a push for an initiative to protect the san geronimo golf course has half these needed to get it on the ballot until the deadline according to the marine independent journal. the initialtive would require the properties continued use as a golf course unless voters approve a change. the marin county board of supervisors voted last year to buy the golf course and convert it into public open space. a citizens group has filed a lawsuit to block the purchase. >>> students at the city college of san francisco are reportedly contemplating legal action due to class cuts. according to the san franciscoing examiner the college canceled classes because of low enrollment. a recent policy change established a minimum class size of 20 students. a student told the examiner that some won't be able to graduate on time and their only recourse is to pursue a lawsuit. uc santa cruz is asking faculty and staff to offer housing to students. the director of housing services says several hundred are on the wait list. the university has a community rental page but there are only 172 li

many came to the san geronimo community center. >> about 8:15, we grew to 150 people here. >> reporter: dave court is the executive director of the community shelter, providing for those in the community. >> it was pretty much a towering inferno from the parking lot. >> reporter: that parking lot is shared with lagunitas schools where the superintendent cancel classes because many students and staff were evacuated. marin county fire reported that around 12:30 in the afternoon, helicopters dropping water played a major hand in increasing containment to 35% from few hours. late tuesday afternoon, all evacuation orders were lifted, the marin county fire reports many homes are still without power since pg&e cut electricity during the fire. residents here also expressed concern about the increased winds. >> you might be able to catch on camera, the winds are picking up now. and, sometimes this time of year, the winds pick up in the afternoon. >> reporter: you might be able to see the winds picking up right behind me, blowing the dust in this area around. that is proving to be an issue. a ma

many people headed to a shelter that was set up at the san geronimo community center. >> we went outside and we could see smoke and a glow. then a little bit later we saw flames coming up and over the ridge line. >> smoke from the fire is having an impact on air quality across the north bay. the bay area air quality management district is extending an advisory for smoke through tomorrow in west marin, western napa, and sonoma counties. this afternoon a brush fire burned about 500 acres. from sky fox you can see flames burning through the dry grass east of grizzly island road south of route 12. the solano county sheriff's office says no structures were threatened. the cause is under investigation. >>> powerful beams of light capped off a day to remember the 3,000 people who died in the worst terrorist attack ever to take place on u.s. soil. there were emotional ceremonies across the country to mark the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. this was the scene in new york city tonight as two giant light beams took the shape of the twin towers of the world trade center. [ bells ringing ] >>

the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marin. the fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the ridge behind her home on portola avenue. an evacuation order was issued for three roads in the area. here on wednesday, cynthia was back home. cynthia. i was terrified. her power was still out - but she was grateful to all the crews. kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire dept. and cal fi9re to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary findi

marin county just inspected these homes in the san geronimo valley this summer. only about 60% of them were compliant with state regulations for defensible space. the fire threatened about 150 of those homes and as long as the winds calm down and the humidities come up, firefighters say this will simply be a not so subtle reminder to get fire wise. >> we have a lot of urban interface and a lot of fuels. citizens need to stay prepared, clear around structures and give firefighters an opportunity to help with defensible space. >> reporter: now on the note of pg&e, we did reach out to them about the cause of the fire. they deferred to marin county fire who once again says the cause of the blaze is under investigation. however, all the people allowed home, evacuation orders lifted, but some of them won't have power. pg&e is currently working to restore that power, but they may be without it until noon tomorrow. as far as this firefight out here live is concerned, really where they're hoping this wind is going to die down because as you can tell, it's whipping around

the san geronimo community center is being used as an evacuation center and a school district cancel classes for the day because many staff and students were evacuated. >> some of our families were evacuated and some of our staff were up all night. some of them were evacuated. just getting enough adults on campus this morning, too hard to open school. >> the superintendent says he expects school will be open tomorrow. >>> nearly 2 million people in three states are under mandatory evacuation orders along the carolina coast as hurricane florence moves in. the hurricane is now a category 4 with 130 mile per hour winds. fox news reports from north carolina, where officials are reporting for major damage and widespread flooding. >> reporter: officials aren't mincing words about the dangers of hurricane florence, currently barreling across the atlantic toward the carolinas and virginia. >> we will have infrastructure damage, there will be homes damaged, there will be debris on the roads. this will be a storm that creates and causes massive damage to our country. >> reporter: forecasters s

many people headed to an emergency shelter stand up at the san geronimo community center. many people who returned home last night may not have power until this afternoon. >>> sonoma county will be testing the emergency warning system. last year's firestorm exposes the need for a more effective way to warn people about wildfires. the county will send out text messages and phone calls between 10 and noon to anyone who signed up for emergency warning alerts. officials say they hope to learn more about their effectiveness from the testing. if you live in sonoma county and still need to sign up for alerts, go to our website, ktvu.com to find more information on the web links. >>> happening today the start of events surrounding the global climate action summit. thousands of political leaders and environmental activists around the world are in san francisco for the summit. the conference will focus on the latest efforts to deal with the growing global threat of climate change. the former vice president al gore is among the many prominent environmentalists speaking at the summit.

the flame started shortly after 7:00 monday night near samuel p taylor state park in marin san geronimo valley northwest -- so far it has burned more than 153 acres and it is now 80% contained. investigators believe the fire was sparked by a downed power line. no injuries have been reported. >>> developing news. sadness. police investigating the tragic death of a young child left in a hot car. police say they were called to a house on hardy drive just before 4 yesterday afternoon and they say the caller was completely distraught in an 18- month-old girl had been left in a car for several hours and was not breathing. first responder performed cpr and the child was later pronounced dead at a hospital. the little girl has been identified this afternoon as lily. the family member was not in her normal routine and may have forgotten the child was in the car. the temperature was about 80 degrees at the time.>>> working to find out more about this tragic case and that she will have much more coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at five. >>> we also want to tell you about some sad news. the younger hos

the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in westernrin. the fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the ridge behind her home on portola avenue. an evacuation order was issued for three roads in the area. here on wednesday, cynthia was back home. cynthia. i was terrified. her power was still out - but she was grateful to all the crews. kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire dept. and cal fi9re to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary finding.

one of our panda leaders, his name was geronimo pratt, and he was arraigned on a murder case, and finally after the this kb's petition, and by the time this 1 -- kbs petition, and by the time this one came along, that when they decided to let him out. he had been a major leader in the black panther party. and he came to eldridge's funeral. the black panther party was an extraordinary organization and its a an the enormous amount of violence, and people who were still in it are still in prison, or people who were in the movement still supported. a large number of community people still admire the efforts of the black panther party. host: about five minutes left. i wanted you to talk about that iconic moments from 1968 at the olympic games, the two american olympic athletes and the symbol, the salud they gave our viewers on the screen.explained that moment for those unfamiliar. guest: yes, that is the 400 meter relay race in the mexico city olympics, october 16, 1968 that is. tommie smith and john carlos who won the gold and bronze medals, respectfully, and they were part of a larger moveme

many people headed to an emergency shelter set up the san geronimo community center. returned home a have not have power until this afternoon. >>> happening today last year's firestorm exposed the need for a new effective way to warn people about a wildfire. the county will send out text messages and phone calls between 10 a.m. and noon to anyone signed up for emergency warning alert. officials in sonoma county expect to learn more about effectiveness from the testing. if you live in sonoma county any to sign up for alerts go to ktvu.com to find more information on to do so underwent links. >>> for francis calling on the top bishops to travel to the vatican for a summit. in february to discuss preventing sex abuse by members of the clergy. all of the heads of the bishops comfort is worldwide will attend the summit comes amid growing criticism over the pope's handling of sex abuse cases dating back decades. >>> mgm resorts is offering to donate close to one lane dollars in behalf of the victims of the las vegas mass shooting. the company says it is offering a $500 dona

there is an evacuation center set up in geronimo valley communceone firefighter described it as treacherous terrain. they using a combination of road crews and fire engines, depending on access. they are trying to decide what tools to come in with. 150 structures were threatened in homes and buildings. we want to let you know that school will be in session at the school today. the trouble in this area is that the cell service. it is spotty at best in many parts of west marin county. and for residents try to figure with the status of their neighborhood is this morning. >>> there is anwes on and now. obviously, it affects the air quality as well. >> we are looking at water air quality in north bay with the wildfires where they are burning and also some locations for the central bay as well. unfortunately, we're dealing with gusty winds. cool weather for today over the next few days, but the winds are going to pick up as we go through the afternoon. not the best nude -- news for firefighters. the air quality, the worst in the north bay and the coast and central bay for today. here is a live lo