juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> we have video of a mountain lion in santa cruz. the video shows the mountain lion creeping around. it pounces. >>> the clayton fire in lake county, firefighters up there getting a better handle of the situation. weather isn't going to help out. one of the hottest spots in northern california. 99 degrees tomorrow with low humidity. more sunshine thursday. above average with a high of 96. for most of the immediate bay area this is not been a very hot summer. san jose last year you had 16 days 90 degrees or hotter. this year 6. there is none in the forecast for the next several days. sunset from oakland across the bay towards san francisco. there is the marine layer. 55 was the afternoon temperature. that is your current temperature in san francisco. livermore 66. san jose 62. 54 in santa rosa. dropping two more degrees tonight. livermore 59. redwood city 57. we had a sunset at 8:00 p.m. next time we have an 8:00 p.m. sunset next april. getting earlier and earlier. low pressure is exiting. light ocean breach going and it is all you ne

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a battle between two bay area techgiants. google preparing to expand a ride sharing service to compete with uber. it began the program in may. this fall they plan to open it to people who use waze . they also limit trips to work or home with a mack. of two trips per day. >>> like to make extra cash? make b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. started offering passengers money to opon board. -- to hop on board. you can't catch during the peak of morning commute from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. you earn point for every mile you travel by train. you get bonus points if you ride between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. or 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and you can trade the points for cash. the goal is to ease congestion on b.a.r.t. >>> weather time. no threat for dry lightning tonight. radar showing all clear in the north bay. the one spot we were looking for the possibility of dry lightning. dry tonight. dry for the future. the beginning of september will start on a dry and chilly note. temperatures below average. temperatures tonight, a spectacular sunset. here you go.

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. >> for no reason he was just shot for no reason. i mean that's -- he was one of the most nice, sincere, honest people anyone could ever meet. >> reporter: it's how friends and loved ones describe 20-year- old calvin riley. he was shot dead in the chest in aquatic park nearish fisherman's -- near fisherman's wharf last night around 10:00. a family friend said he was gunned down while playing the pokemon go game on his phone. asher abuelrous went to high school with calvin. >> he was always a jokester in high school, a popular guy. >> reporter: the family moved from massachusetts to the bay area. calvin was a star baseball in high school where his dad was an assistant coach. he played for san joaquin delta college in stockton. >> every guy on the team would gravitate towards him in practice and off the field, but come game time when he stepped on the mound, he was a bulldog, a big time competitor you knew would give you everything he had and no moment was too big for him. >> reporter: authorities are looking for any help in finding th

as kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports, disc golf enthusiasts are taking their fight to city hall. >>eporter: there's some discourse on the disk course. or rather, frisbee golf course in moraga commons park. just ask cory kohler. he got an email stating the parks and recreation department want to make some changes to the course. >> rather than a couple of hours of labor to trim some bushes, we are going to spend hundreds of dollars and probably couple of hundred man hours moving key pads and baskets. it really makes little sense to me. >> reporter: you know, frisbee golf could become an olympic sport one day and you want to keep it challenging. and that's why so many people in moraga love this course because it is so challenging. so what i'm hearing is these trees and on the calls are a good thing. >> yes. that's part of the sport. basically, the strategy to be able to get your disto be go around trees and get to the basket. >> reporter: now parks and rec want to make some changes to the baskets and tee pads changes that go against the true art of frisbee golf. >> they want to redesig

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> that brings us to our night beat question.hould they have shot the gator? vote at www.cbssf.com. or send me a tweet. poll results and your comments tonight on bay area night beat. join me at 10:00 on our sister station kbcw 44 cable 12. >>> looters are taking advantage of homes damaged in the clayton fire. here is a look at one woman and two men arrested in recent days for looting. what some owners are doing to keep looters away. >> down toward 32nd down here, they caught him and he had been breaking into houses. >> reporter: marshall curtis says he's been watching police and looters play cat and mouse. >> i heard this motorcycle fire up and take off down the street. pd right behind him. >> reporter: it's a problem that started almost as quickly as the fire. >> within a half-hour of mandatory evacuations, you could hear burglar alarms going off. that's why i'm not leaving. >> reporter: there are checkpoints to every major area of the neighborhood but it's hardly impenetrable. if you get in here, there's really nobody around. e

kpix 5 juliette goodrich is live in hayward where the city is staying tightlipped. >>reporter: the question is why is the police chief being investigated? we do know she is on paid administrative leave for a personal, confidential matter -- personnel matter. even higher reps say they were all caught off guard. hayward police chief diane stuart was featured in a story on kpix 5 about her dedication to crossfit training and competitions. she was appointed hayward police chief in august 2011. the first female police chief to lead the city police department. she led -- started her career in 1986 in san jose. hayward pd released a statement confirming she was placed on paid administrative leave for personnel issues but didn't explain what kind of issues. sources within the department tell kpix 5 high-ranking officials were "blindsided by her sudden leave." kpix 5 has learned the chief has been replaced by a retired naval officer who was contracted to provide educational services to pd. the contract was approved by city council two years ago before the couple married. the

and san francisco, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> protests turned violent quickly. police brace for a third night of unrest in milwaukee after another deadly police shooting. >>> donald trump accuses president obama and hillary clinton from keeping america safe. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) preparing for the worst tonite after a weekend of violence. a teenager was injured during street protests last night. and at least 7 police officers were hurt.. the violent protests started after police shot and killed a >>> know what the city leaders are preparing for the worst after days of violence. a teenager was injured and several protesters -- police officers were injured after police shot and killed a man after a traffic stop. he has been identified as saville smith. police say he had a gun but protesters say this is part of a bigger problem. >> we wat

. >> reporter: caldwell has several aliases bruce harmon, bruce goodrich and bruce la salle. >> perhaps it gave him a platform where he could find other people to take advantage of and i feel regret. >> reporter: victims include a woman caldwell met at a car wash and a widowed hairdresser and two others says the deputy d.a. he is asking any additional potential victims to contact his office. in walnut creek, abc7 news. >>> san francisco police hope you will take a good look at this couple captured on surveillance video tagging an apartment building. investigators believe they hit other nearby buildings and homes as well and they are suspected of scrawling offensive graffiti in the richmond district. >>> mcgone -- mcdonalds is take fitness tracker out of the happy meals. they switched out the traditional toy into a step it fitness tracker. it was part of a promotional campaign for mcdonalds to promote a healthier image. >>> it is time to check on our weather. we are halfway through week. >> we are indeed. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> and we are heading to the

juliette goodrich reports. >> reporter: well, if you are a parent, you likely got the test results over the summer. i did. i have three kids in school. and now we're finding out how everyone did statewide. students at 11,000 public schools in california including here at san leandro high took the new "common core" smarter balanced assessment test and the results are in. the good news, scores are higher than last year statewide. >> i present to you tom torlakson. >> reporter: the state superintendent making the announcement at san leandro high school today where the increase was significant districtwide. and more specifically -- >> for african-americans, english language art weren't 5% they were 10% increased. [ applause ] >> reporter: but he says there is more work to do. the not so good news, the racial achievement gap remains large when it comes to educating black kids and latinos statewide. so what can be done to close that gap? >> looking at schools like this one. san leandro high school has been closing achievement gaps. >> reporter: how was that done. they have a variety of progra

. >> reporter: caldwell has several aliases bruce harmon, bruce goodrich and bruce la salle. >> perhaps it gave him a platform he could find other people to take advantage of and i feel regret. >> reporter: victims include a woman caldwell met at a car wash and a widowed hairdresser and two others says the deputy d.a. he is asking any additional potential victims to contact his office. in walnut creek, abc7 news. >>> san francisco police hope you will take a good look at this couple captured on surveillance video tagging an apartment building. investigators believe they hit other nearby buildings and homes as well and they are suspected of scrawling offensive graffiti in the richmond district. >>> mcgone -- mcdonalds is take fitness tracker out of the happy meals. they switched out the traditional toy into a step it fitness tracker. it was part of a promotional campaign for mcdonalds to promote a healthier image. >>> it is time to check on our weather. we are halfway through week. >> we are indeed. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> and we are heading to the weeke

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> this airliner exploded and caught fire and tonight first clues as to whatma at university of california at berkeley. and how this bay area dajay blasted beats so loud people thought they were having an earthquake. ,,,,,,%,, jetliner fire shut down traffic for hours. veronica d >>> dubai international airport is back open after a deadly jet liner fire shut down traffic for hours. salon cud -- veronica de la cruz has more. >> reporter: one firefighter died but all three hundred people on board survived. the plane erupted into a fire ball, blowing off one of the wings at dubai international airport. firefighters hosed down the foslodge. -- fuselage. everyone was evacuated in about a minute. [ indiscernible ] >> immediately we -- they are -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: passengers say the pilot made an announcement he maded to make an emergency landing -- needed to make an emergency landing. the cause of the crash landing is still unclear tonight. the ntsb is sending a team to assist in the investigation. veronica de la cruz, kpix 5. >>> this news surprised u

and i'm juliette goodrich. ix five's jessica >>> a teenage celebration going role in a slew of the pioneers ended up sick and into the hospital. -- partyers ended up sick and into the hospital.>> reporter: it is still a mystery as to what substance caused the boy king, but more people are coming forward, and more were here last night celebrating the quinceanera and a total of 19 people, and we spoke with one woman does all this go down.>> reporter: panic at the quinceanera, one teenage girls passage into women hood and partygoers mysteriously poisoned, three children in icu, a nine-year-old in critical condition and they do not know what caused it.>> it was a panic thing, and she was sweating and crying.>> reporter: at the women's building in the mission it is quiet while they set up for the party tonight, but last night it was chaotic.>> they were crying, into a three kids were sick and could not breathe. and then the ambulance and the police came in.>> reporter: did you have any sense or did you hear what cou

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. i'm brian hackney. police in oakland say it happened several times in an of a few hours... would-be robbers going after people... in a neighborhood that's seen it before. onlyn 5.. da lin -- with the video th made all the difference tod. they say lightning doesn't strike the same place twice. well... in this case, same street corner, same family, almost the same result. the latest attack happened this/saturday afternoon. the suspect car drove by and sae victim parking her mercedes s-u-v. the suspects pulled around. two men in the back seats jumped out and tried rob the driver... but the d were locked and the suspects took off. it's a dead end street... the suspects almo hit a car trying to get out. nelson luesse lives next do. his surveillance camera caut both attacks... last year, after the family parked the suv, two men snad the 82- year-old grandmoth's purse.

the three alarm fire tore through the goodrich model house. a northborough firefighter and his family lived there. one person inside suffered smoke inhalation and a firefighter on the scene had to no word on how those flames started. >>> new england's largest lgbt publication is about to unveil a new newspaper box in ceylon. video shows seven people loading explosives into the rainbow times old mailbox on tuesday morning. shortly after they scrambled away, the box blew up. the publisher says that box hade times in the last two months. the state police bomb squad is investigating but so far, no arrests. >>> this is it. the final weekend in august and it was perfect weather to catch some rays. local beaches were packed with people trying to enjoy every last bit of summer before the kids head back to school. will it last? meteorologist pamela gardner has a first look at that forecast. >> it will last at least for some time. we have an area of high pressure in control with a week cold front on the way in new england but we are tracking the things

i'm juliette goodrich. the flames have ripped throh nearly 600 acres in lake co. the fire is just 15-pe >>> breaking news nice, , moving california wildfires are homes and out. - - are threatening homes. the fire is 15% contained and student structures are threatened. mandatory electricians are in place and massive rooms of smoke in the sky right now. firefighters are attacking you, heavy brush is difficult to get to the failure. here is a closer look at the, the, the book of highway 29 lake clearlake creek lake and wrote a you are shut down, and evacuation center has been set up in months. and that is one of several fires. a stretch of the highway will be shut down. closures start at afternoon. the fire has scorched 72,000 acres over the past to 60% contained. smoke from the photos are making things healthy. and there is smoke because of the upper air into the east bay and have spared - - we have seen unhealthy levels of smoke particles - - particles. >> knew at 11 o'clock, police opened fire after suspects in a stolen car rammed cruisers. police, caught - - call

i'm juliette goodrich. >> the 36-year-old mother is still in critical condition and new tonight she told kpix 5's joe vazquez why she is angry about the city's response to her accident. >> reporter: look above the playground here at washington square park and you can see the tree is still -- standing. the city has inspected it and it is healthy but i talked to the woman who was injured by the fallen branch and she tells me she's not happy with that answer. she's worried someone else could get hurt. >> my head, i feel very painful. >> reporter: very painful? >> yeah. >> reporter: she is in hospital bed at san francisco general with a broken spine and a cracked school. she was sitting on the park bench water -- watching her two young daughters killing time before a dental apartment when suddenly a large pine branch broke loose and fell squarely on her head. >> did you hear anything? >> i don't hear anything. and then very quick -- >> reporter: she was knocked out cold. regained consciousness in the hospital. she said the doctors informed her she may end up paralyzed from the waist down. >>

. >> he has several aliases, bruce harmon, and brother goodrich. >> i was duped and perhaps gave himlatform to find other people to take advantage of. i feel great regret over that >> victims include a woman caldwell met at a car cash, a widowed hairdresser and two others. he is asking potential victims to contact the d.a. >>> a bill aiming to element law enforcement ability to seize a person's cash and property is on the way to the governor's oakland. the civil asset forfeiture has been passed. it is used to fight drug dealers. this time the minimum asset value without conviction want up to $25,000 and $40,000. >> today, a chance to make a lifesaving donation, and the blood drive is held in san francisco right across the street from our station from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. the blood centers will have a blood mobile on vallejo in front of the restaurant and each person is entered into a contest to win a convertible prius. >> drew? are you delivering the weather for the convertible? >> continues of sunshine, and . >> the convertible prius? >> convertible prius? how much will that cost

i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. billowing gray smoke has filled the sky near san timian tonight. the chimney fire is about two miles away from hearst castle. the wildfire burning more than 24,000 acres and destroying about 50 structures. so far hundreds more are threatened. the fire just 35% contained. kpix 5's maria medina shows us how firefighters are working to protect hearst castle from the highly volatile fire. >> reporter: firefighters battling the chimney fire in the air, thousands on the ground. and now they fear hearst castle could be in its destructive path. the national historic landmark originally built for newspaper publisher william randolph hearst, a mansion often visited by politicians and the hollywood elite nearly a century ago. now open to the public for tours, until now. >> the wind changes about every 12 hours. thankfully there are low numbers of houses out there that need to be protected but percent castle is in the area. >> reporter: cal fire battalion chief says the fire is unpredictable as i

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. crowds of people are leaving the outside lands music festival at golden gate park and hitting the road. emily turner shows us these events are just one factor in is what is becoming a regular wait a second nightmare. >> reporter: these folks are taking public transportation, but not all of them are and the roads are going to reflect that. on any given weekend, a lineup of taillights stand between you and your destination. but never more so than during the summer month ins the bay area this year. >> we have seen a lot of high profile events that will clog things up. >> reporter: events bring people into the city from outside and those folks have cars and the cars cause traffic and the backup on the bay bridge doesn't look much different than a monday morning. this weekend seems to be especially driving people crazy. >> we have been bad. last night i was driving here for uber and this road took me 45 minutes. one block. >> the weekends were not always this way. saturday and sunday drive

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. the shooting happened on highway 101 in belmont just south of the ralston avenue exit. the incident shut down all northbound lanes for hours. kpix 5's jessica flores is near the scene where the risky confrontation happened. >> the freeway is now open. it's been open since about 8 a.m. but there's a lot of questions that remain. investigators have not released the name of that suspect and we just don't know how he ended up on the freeway in the first place. >> reporter: a chaotic scene unfolding on highway 101 around 2:30 a.m. drivers see a man walking and running across the lanes. investigators say when chp officers confronted the man, he came at them with a knife. that's when one of the chp officers shot the unidentified suspect on the northbound lanes. >> ultimately the suspect produced a knife, held it over his head, and lunged toward one of our officers. >> reporter: paramedics rushed the suspect in critical condition to stanford medical center. no officer was injured. now the bel

the fire started at the 19th century farmhouse known as the goodrich model house early yesterday morning. family also runs a farm stand from the property. investigators are now trying to figure out what sparked the fire. >>> transit police are investigating after a cyclist was hit and killed by a mbta commuter train in somerville. these are photos from the tried to cross the tracks after the crossing arms were down. the victim was a man between 25 and 30. he died at the scene. transit police are investigating and say the crossing arms were funking properly. >>> turning to the election. donald trump says he has big announcement when it comes to illegal immigration. meanwhile, hillary clinton continues her fund raising pre. fox's christian fisher has a look at how each candidate spent their sunday. held public events sunday. hillary clinton spent her day attending campaign fundraisers and her supporters took to the sunday shows to defend the so-called pay for play. clinton foundation donors were given special treatment when she was secretary of state.when republicans meet they call it meet

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. i'm brian hackney.pernick's protest has spd a national discussion about respect for the country vers freedom of speech. kpix fi's sandra osborne reports from >>> cap ebbing neck's -- kaepernick's protest has sparked a national attention. kpix 5 osbourne speaks out. >> i will continue to sit andly continue to stand with the people. with that being the press. >> reporter: colin kaepernick refusing to stand during the national anthem. capper if kaepernick asked for an end to police brutality and more law enforcement training. >> that is insane. >> reporter: he claims that the stance is not anti-military or un-american. instead he says he is exercising his right to not stand. he even added a charity event where players couldn't escape the controversy. >> we understand that colin will have his right and that we are going to let him express those rights. >> reporter: fellow players say they held meetings this weekend with kaepernick about the attention. they tell us he has remained seated through the national

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney.bout that skydiving accident in the central valley. denise wong is at the lodi airport where a tandem jump came to a tragic end this morning. >> reporter: the two men were jumping in tandem. this is where they were supposed to land and over here you can see the vineyard where they did land. they hit the ground when their parachute didn't open. the san joaquin county sheriff's department said it happened around 10 a.m. they are working with the faa to investigate why the chute didn't open. despite the investigators out here earlier, the parachute center stayed open and busy with people continuing to jump all morning and afternoon. many told us even if they had known about the incident earlier it wouldn't have stopped them. >> the chances are so low for something like that to happen. i don't think it would have changed my mind. >> reporter: i did talk with the owner who says he is still waiting for more information and for authorities to talk to him. denise wong, kpix 5. >> officials hav

juliette goodrich got to the bottom of this gaping city problem. >> this sinkhole has been here sinceh, april may june july and august and the sinkhole is still here. original plan was to have it fixed before the raining season but the plan hit a roadblock. march 13 and an unexpected 15 foot wide by 20 foot long sinkhole developed. the collapse ruptured a gas line forcing businesses to evacuate and a shelter in place order. >> we are hoping to have it fixed by october. that is what we were told. >> five months later the sinkhole is still there. now, residents are wondering what is going on. >> it has been way too long. i don't know what the holdup is. >> it is a safety hazard>> the town public works director says it is a problem. >> this is a huge sinkhole at a major intersection in your town. >> yes it is. and we need to get it fixed we are working very patiently. >> caltrans says the federal funding will likely come next year.'s >> people say there is money hewh

kpix 5's juliette goodrich spoke with the family members, who say they are still going to fight for changes that could save lives. juliette. >> reporter: even as hard as it is for them, they still want to fight for the changes. this is the crosswalk we're talking about where chandler was killed, a father of three. this is very busy here, busy el camino real. yes, the family was awarded a lot of money. but they say money is not enough. >> i don't want another family to have to go through what we're going through and go through every day our lives. >> reporter: almost six years, jan's husband was killed. 62-year-old chris chandler was struck by a car while walking in this crosswalk at isabela avenue in atherton walking on el camino real. six years later he is still missed. >> he wasn't there when our oldest daughter got married and he wasn't there for the first grandchild and he is not going to be there for any of the grandchildren. >> reporter: this week a jury awarded the family $9.35 million in damages, holding caltrans 90% responsible for the death. the dreyer who struck and -- driver who

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. >>> first, the story that has everyone talking tonight.nding his decision to sit out the national anthem at friday's preseason game. maria medina caught up with the quarterback at levi's stadium today. >> i'm going to stand with the people being oppressed. >> reporter: 49er quarterback colin kaepernick is standing his ground about his choice to sit during the national anthem. >> this is because i'm seeing things happen to people who don't have a choice. people who don't have a platform to talk and have their voices heard and effect change. >> reporter: kaepernick explained in the locker room after practice today he made his decision based on what he believes are social injustices in our country right now. the example he gave, police brutality, claiming he's been racially profiled by police in the past. >> one of my roommates was moving out of the house in college and because we were the only black people in that neighborhood, the cops got called and all of us had guns drawn on us. you can become a cop in six months and don't have to have t

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney.t all started just after 1:00 this morning when a group of teens allegedly stole a car in san jose and the owner followed them. it came to a dramatic end a short time later on the 2000 block of mclaughlin avenue. devin fehely is there now to show us what happened. >> those teenagers plowed in to a parked car, actually the black bmw right across the street, seriously injuring the driver. >> an update on injuries, the driver is going to have a broken left arm. >> reporter: the stolen car's owner says when he realized what was happening, he hopped in to another car and started following after the fleeing suspects. >> my car got stolen. that's all i know. we started following the guy. >> reporter: it wasn't long before the suspects panicked and plowed in to a parked car. >> once we noticed we were -- once he noticed we were following him, he lost control, starting driving like a maniac. >> reporter: san jose police will ultimately investigate the theft of the subsequent crash but the missi

portraits through her connection with now about that connection is children's photographer jane goodrich who is also the author of "thy is my playground -- new york is my playground, which which is -- we love that. tell me about the title, jane. how'd you come up with that? >> the title just came to me one day when i was just seeing different kids just basically just, they treat new york as their playground, you know? be it, you know, different fire hydrants that they climb or different, you know, counting the taxis. they their playground. >> there's so much, we're looking at video now of how entertaining the city can be for children even outside of your traditional parks and things like that. >> right. >> you capture images and pictures, and where does your passion come from? >> for photographer by? >> yes. >> i think i was born with the bug. and also my older sister had a darkroom in the house, so i was her subject for years. [laughter] it's basically in our blood, to be photographers. amazing. like this one, the little boy as spider-man which you've captured, you know, catch the bad g

juliette goodrich reports. >> reporter: well, if you are a parent, you likely got the test results overi did. i have three kids in school. and now we're finding out how everyone did statewide. students at 11,000 public schools in california including here at san leandro high took the new "common core" smarter balanced assessment test and the results are in. the good news, scores are higher than last year statewide. >> i present to you tom torlakson. >> reporter: the state superintendent making the announcement at san leandro high school today where the increase was significant districtwide. and more specifically -- >> for african-americans, english language art weren't 5% they were 10% increased. [ applause ] >> re:

neighbors like danny goodrich hope the new odrinance will be no one at tuesday night's meeting spoke in favor of party homes or short term rentals. kim murphy fox 6 news. the village hired an outside firm lined up to monitor sites like "air b-n-b" and "craigslist" for any illegal rentals there. that service sets the village back 15- hundred dollars a year. we're through most of this morning's rain, and it's time for things to clear up! we'll see a mix of sun and clouds through the afternoon while humidity steadily drops. 80s. we'll stay partly cloudy and dry overnight. friday will be mostly sunny and cooler, with highs in the mid to upper 70s and dewpoints in the 50s. the cool and dry air won't last long. our next round of rain and storm chances arrives early saturday morning and continues through the first half of the weekend. we are looking dry and comfortable for sunday and the beginning of next week. today: partly to mostly sunny. humidity dropping through the afternoon. high: 82 dewpoint: 63 wind: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 60 dewpoint: 59 wind: nw 3-7 mph friday:

fire started at 19th century farm house known as goodrich model house yesterday mortgage. the family runs a farm stand from the property. they are now trying to figure out what sparked the fire. >> sara: teen will face a judge after an accident that ki vigil held yesterday for austin robbins, former high school football star that died at the crash. friends met at the scene. joseph kapp charged with motor vehicle homicide and under the influence of alcohol. kapp was driving two of friends home from party in fitchburg when lost control of his car and hit several trees in lunenburg. >> gene: middlesex district attorney says john griffin knife and then used same knife on himself. police say the couple divorced in 1990 but rebecca would often help john with his errands. neighbors say couple is survived by a son. >>> gene: new hampshire police investigate after a man's body was found in manchester in a park yesterday morning. neighbors said they heard gunshots before the body was found and investigators have not said how the man died or who he was. police say there were but did

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. i'm brian hackney. the clayton fire has exploded across at least 2- thousand acres in lake county since it broke out just over 24-hours ago. a view from the air shows multiple homes destroyed. hundreds more are threatened. the entire community of "lower lake"---a community of about 1200 people--has been evacuated.. along with the southern end of clearlake...four miles to the north. highway 29 is closed in that area. and st. helena hospital in clearlake has been evacuated. so far: the fire is just 5-percent contained. evacuation centers have been set up at the highlands senior center in clearlake.. along with redbud and austin parks. additional evacuation centers include: twin pine casino in middletown.. kelseyville high school.. and the seventh-day adventist church in lakeport. people in lake county have seen more than their share of big fires lately. this new one is ripping right up the middle of the burn zones from last year's valley, rocky and jerusalem fires. kpix 5's joe vazquez is in lower lake. h

juliett goodrich shows us how the boy and his pig named courage did more than anyone >>> a 12-year-old boy rallies his community to help a child sick with leukemia. >> how the boy and his pig named courage did more than anyone ever expected. >> reporter: 5-year-old keegan's family has been faced with medical bills. his future uncertain, but one thing's for sure. >> so this is the pig farm? >> yes. >> in a way, it's kind of like pay it forward. >> reporter: to a little boy he's never met. >> i just want to help keegan out. because nobody should go through that. >> reporter: so he turned a hobby of raising pigs into something bigger than he ever imagined. >> i thought well, what do i have that pays the most? and i thought, fair auction. >> reporter: he donated his 270- pound pig courage to the alameda county auction. >> a dire situation like that, you need to have courage. i thought, here's the courage right here. >> reporter: with a sign reading, this one is for keegan, and the bidding began. what happened at this livestock auction at the alameda county fair caught everyone by surprise.

fire started at 19th century farm house known as goodrich model house early yesterday morning. the family also runs a farm stand from the property. investigators now trying to fire. >> julie: happening today local teen face a judge after killed best friends. vigil held yesterday for austin robbins, former lunenburg high school football star that died in the crash. friends met at the scene of the crash. joseph kapp being charged with motor vehicle homicide under the influence of alcohol. he lost control of his car and hit several trees in lunenburg. >> daniel: couple. john griffin stabbed rebecca griffin with a knife and used same knife on himself. police say the couple divorced in 1990 but rebecca would often help john with his errands. neighbors say couple survived by his son. >> daniel: man's body found in proud park yesterday morning. neighbors said they heard investigators have not said how the man died or who he is. police say there were complications removing the body but did not provide more details. >> julie: 9:06. transit police investigating after cyclist has wit and

. >> juliette goodrich kpix 5. >>> a rescue operation on the marin county coast a dump truck traveling on highway 1 went over the side of a cliff plunging 250 feet down a ravine. this video into the newsroom showing the chp helicopter airlifting one of the people rescued from the truck. two others were able to climb out on their own. no word on the extent of the injuries. that stretch of highway 1 is famous for its tight turns. no word whether the driver missed a turn or what. >>> police are investigating a car crash that involves a child. the white nissan went off-road, it looks like it smashed into a tree, the front end completely crushed next to the wrecked car officers are inspecting a car seat, awaiting word on the condition of the people in the car. >>> turmoil at a well-known school for the hearing impaired with a top administrator being replaced. a student walkout happened at the school in fremont, teachers have complained about punitive management techniques, we report they are not satisfied with the new change in leadership. >> at the california school for the deaf the lesson

neighbors like danny goodrich hope the new odrinance will be enforced. homes or short term rentals. kim murphy fox 6 news. now at five... a young girl in critical condition after being hit while riding her bike -- while police search for the person responsible. and... not here no more why a mother says the death of her 2- year-old boy -- could have been prevented. plus... an earthquate causes devastation in italy. "the house was trembling, shaking, it got more and more intense." the local man waiting to hear from family in one of the hardest hit areas. we'll get to those stories in just a moment -- but first, we start with breaking news this evening... this is a live look near 40th and villard -- where milwaukee accident. it happened around 3-15 this afternoon. officials tell us a pedestrian was hit -- and the driver responsible left the scene. the female victim was taken to the hospital -- it's unclear how serious her injuries may be. we'll keep you update on this story as we learn more. now to our big story this evening: milwaukee police are searching for the suspect in a hit-and-

take a look at this story from cnn's drew goodrich nearly seven years ago, when morton called himselfd. >> we are accident happeneding to terrorizing the disbelieveer. this is a religion. the what karan says this means terrorize them. it's a command. >> reporter: we showed this story to seamus hughes, who hired him to work at george washington. >> the occupation is the enemy it really is. >> reporter: is this the man you know now in. >> no, that was jessie who he was. that's not jessie who he is now. he's reform. he's changed. >> reporter: do you trust him? >> i trust him. we did our due diligence. i called my old colleagues the prosecuting attorney, the fbi, of which he has been working the last year. >> reporter: you are an expert in extremists. does he know something you don't? is there it's one thing to read a book. it's another thing to experience it. >> reporter: can you see why someone would say, i can't believe jp morgan washington would hire this guy? smr i understand people's concern. >> reporter: is this the same man as i'm looking at right now? >> no, that is an ignorant m

in livermore, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> new at 6:00 the battle to keep private beach private heats up the beach near santa cruz where a neighborhood put up a fence to keep the public out. kpix 5's len ramirez on a compromise to end this beach standoff. >> how much is it to get down to the beach? >> 5 a day. or $100 a year. >> reporter: normal sears from marin was first turned away at the gate to privates beach in santa cruz because he didn't want to pay to get in. >> so i'll go further down. >> reporter: what do you think about that? >> i don't think it's legal. i don't know -- >> reporter: but once our interview got started the the gatekeeper set the fee aside. >> not looking for a beef. >> oh, can i go look at the beach? >> yes. >> okay. let me go look at the beach. >> reporter: he is one of the few to challenge the opal cliffs recreation district over free access to the beach. in june the california coastal commission ordered opal cliffs to take the gate down and threatened to fine the district $11,000 a day. but several meetings and letters later it's still here and no fines ha

in atherton, i'm juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> the family attorney also says caltrans promised to install pedestrian activated stop lights in the crosswalk after two women were seriously injured in that same area back in 2012. those lights have not yet been installed. >>> today new fallout after a stunning decision in the criminal case involving the san bruno pipeline blast. prosecutors cut nearly all of the potential $562 million fine against pg&e. now the maximum penalty would be $6 million. kpix 5 reporter phil matier in san bruno where a lot of people are asking, why? >> this is an absolutely stunning development. >> we have had no explanation from the prosecutors. >> reporter: for blast survivor carolyn gray it's another stab in the heart. >> right across the street there where this -- that's where our neighbors died. >> and why the prosecution would lower the fine makes absolutely no sense to me. >> reporter: you met with prosecutors before the trial and during the trial. did they give you any heads up that there might be change in the strategy? >> not at all. not at all. >> pg&e sa

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. in all, the clayton fire destroyed nearly 300 structures including 189 single-family homes and eight businesses. the 3900-acre fire is now 80% contained and all evacuation orders have been lifted. new at 5:00, our jackie ward shows what some of the evacuees are coming home through. >> caroline and matthew were finally able to see where their home once stood today. this was matthew's fencing equipment workshop. now they need to find out how to rebuild. >> the grill almost survived. that was the front of the house. >> reporter: karen and matthew porter kind of knew what to expect when they returned to their home, but it turns out nothing could fully prepare them. >> coming to see it, difference between knowing it mentally and when you come and see it, that's when it kicks in the stomach. it's hard. >> reporter: with every step, another memory. >> my bandshaw, some of the stocks and computers. that was a table saw. >> that was a tree she planted when her husband passed. >> it really gets

chris will be talking with former house speaker newt gingrich goodrich, a trump supporter, and congressmanavier baserra, chairman of the house democratic caucus who supports hillary clinton. chris will have the latest on the $400 million payment to iran, which arkansas republican senator tom cotton from the armed services committee. that's coming up this sunday on your local fox station. "fox news sunday." check your local listings. >>> it may be no accident that some republicans are saying they'll vote for hillary clinton instead of donald trump. we're learning more about how the clinton campaign is working behind the scenes trying to win over g.o.p. supporters. we'll be talking to a reporter who has some inside information on the recruiting effort, coming up next. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the

the fire started at the 19th century farmhouse, known as the goodrich model house yesterday. the family also runs a farm stand from this property. investigators are now trying to determine what sparked the fire. >> mark: the price at the pump is heading up again, just days before the labor day holiday weekend. according to gas buddy survey, the average price of gas in boston is $2.14 per gallon right now. that's up more than a cent from last week, but still down 28 cents from last time. industry experts say a late summer rally in oil markets is driving up prices. >> vanessa: tom brady once again making dreams come true. how the pats qb reached out to a fan battling a severe illness. >> kevin: a hard to beat weekend, foss followed up by some refreshingly fall-like dewpoints out there. how long this weather will last and a peek at the tropics that are very active. >> mark: they made a potentially life saving drug almost unaffordable for a family. millions on while the prices let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! an

that fire started at the 19th century farmhouse known as the goodrich model house early yesterday morning. the family also runs a farm stand from the property. investigators are now trying to figure out what sparked the fire. >> mark: we now know the identities of the divorced couple killed in a case on friday. the middlesex d.a. says john griffin stabbed rebecca griffin with a knife outside his home friday afternoon and then used the same knife on him s. the couple divorced in 1990, but rebecca would often help john with his errands. neighbors tell us the couple is survived by a son. police in new hampshire continue to investigate a suspicious death in manchester. a man's body was found sunday morning. neighbors say they heard gunshots, but investigators haven't said how police say there were complicationed though, removing the body, but did not provide more details. >> vanessa: someone stole a statue from a gravestone in uxbridge and tonight, police are trying to track down the person who took it. this angel disappeared within the last week. it was cemented to the ground and the thief s