crews extinguished three small fires on hearn avenue and minutes later received reports of another one and then nine more flaring up on the santa rosa creek trail. kpix5 reporter emily turner with the new details today. >> and we got the hose, but it was only 50 feet. so it didn't work and we got another hose and stuck it together. >> reporter: fighting fires is more excitement than 13-year- old vicky hernandez wanted this weekend, but when an arsonist set her neighbor's fence on fire, she and her dad put it out. >> we like put the water all over the bamboo, the fence, and we put it like on our fence and like the other neighbor's fence so it wouldn't like spread even more. >> reporter: that fire was one of 13 the santa rosa fire department says were intentionally set this weekend and now police and fire are on the hunt for who is responsible offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> given what happened here in october, this is the last thing this community needs and this is why we have both these agencies working hand in hand to try and figure out

joshua's promoter, eddie hearn, said it's up to wilder to sign the contract. we spent three months trying to negotiate the fight. but it's not over. i see deontay wilder saying, they don't want to fight me. all you have to do is sign, and sort out those to comment that said were minuscule and everybody is happy. right now, joshua has to focus on arguably the toughest fight of his career so arguably the toughest fight of his career so far and the obvious banana skin that could even disrupt the undisputed fight. eddie hearn speaking during a press conference for another of his clients earlier, amir khan, who announced he's set to make his second appearance of 2018 against colombia 5 samuel second appearance of 2018 the former unified world champion stepped back into the ring for the first time in two years back in april, when he knocked out canadian phil logreco in just 39 seconds. his comeback will continue at the birmingham arena in september and the 31—year—old says he's happy to be back in the ring again so soon. i'm not taking this fight likely —— lightly.

the first fire was at hearn and the railroad path. santa rosa fire says the arson's route highlighted here before cuttinstg g oncraleek t neither police nor fire have any idea who it may be and are looking for the co burned and now twice as sensitive to flames. >> you know, to purposely set a fire is to destroy and given what happened last october, it's doubly bad because everyone knows what damage that can do. >> reporter: luckily last night's blaze didn't damage person or property. the biggest was only a 1/4 acre, but the potential for greater damage is there and neither police, fire, nor neighbors are willing to risk it happening again. >> fortunately these were all small fires, but we don't want whoever this is to continue and if any of these small fires turn into something much bigger. >> setting a fire here can race right up or down the tracks and set the whole town afire again. so i say that anyone who intentionally sets a fire should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> reporter: santa rosa fire says that if anyone

. >> based on all of this, all that wow -- you've hearned. the research, the history of puerto rico, what -- what do you think it's future is going to be? >> i think it's a tough question. know. don't -- i dent there's been rough reluctance by e u.s. federal government to ive up certain powers. and i think perhaps an important thing to realize is that once puerto ricans become u.s. citizens, i really think that was a significant turning point. it's very hard to distangle the situation or -- you know, but i don't know. i am hopeful that there'll be greater awareness and attention puerto rico so the type of, for instance, response that took take in texas would takes place in puerto rico in the future. not just in terms of natural disasters but in terms of development, addressing issues of underdevelopment and policies that much hurt they over many decades. so to try so -- to right some of the wrongs but if your question is is it going to become a state or not, i don't know. >> the natural follow-up is because so many puerto ricans, american his

who did this and catch them. >> reporter: the first fire started just before midnight saturday at hearn the railroad path. santa rosa fire says the arsonist's route highlighted here in yellow continued north before cutting west along the santa rosa creek trail setting 13 fires in an hour and a half. >> to purposely set a fire is to destroy and given what happened last october, it's doubly bad because everyone knows what damage that can do. >> reporter: the blazes didn't hurt anyone or damage any property beyond this fence, but the potential for greater damage is there and neither police, fire nor neighbors are willing to risk it happening again. >> this is the last thing we need this time of year. we're heading into the middle of wildland season. the risks are getting greater. we're very fortunate in the sense these didn't spread, but we don't want these to continue. >> reporter: both police and fire are hoping someone comes forward with any inform leading to at the very -- with any information leading to at the very least an arrest. they're saying anything suspicious between the hours

over the weekend, firefighters went to the area of hearn avenue and the railroad tracks for multiplecalls for bursh fires. crews found three separate fires. then there were multiple calls for fires near dutton and west third street and along the santa rosa creek trail. the largest fire was estimated to be a quarter of an acre. ( darya ) in the east bay a man is in critical condition after being stabbed in a parking lot. yesterday morning there was a fight in the parking lot at the delta fair shopping center. the victim was found on the ground suffering from several stab wounds. polce arrested a man and charged him with felony assault. ( will ) fairfield police arrested a man after finding a handgun in his car near a playground. omari garland was arrested and booked into the solano county jail. police were originially called about a man exposing himself in a public park. officers found garland in a car with several containers of alcohol. when police searched the car they found a handgun. ( will ) a hit-and-run in brisbane sends a sam-trans bus driver to the hospital. the crash happene

this past weekend fire crews responded to the area of hearn avenue and the railroad tracks for multiplecalls for bursh fires. crews arrived anfound three separate fires. then the department received multiple calls for fires near dutton and west third street as well as along the santa rosa creek trail from dutton aveune to fulton road. the largest fire was estimated to be a quarter of an acre. all fires were extinguished. (robin) in the wake of san francisco police's warning about safety during pride week.. a man is robbed at knife-point. this happened early sunday morning in the castro area. and now police are searching for multiple suspects responsible for the attack. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to the victim... and has the story. frightening moments for rido quini..around 1 sunday morning.. he was robbed at knife point by multiple men. rido quini/robbery victimright now i can't believe it really happened to me. you know you hear the stories especially in the neighborhodod that people got robbed but i never thought it would happen to me. right now i don't feel saf quini was walking

there were 13 fires in santa rosa on saturday night along hearn avenue and the santa rosa creek trail. in one case a fence was damaged, but the potential for greater damage is there and neither police, fire or the neighbors are willing to risk it happening again. >> given what happened here in october this is the last thing this community needs and this is why we have both these agencies working hand in hand to try and figure out who did this and catch them. >> there's a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> tonight a benicia man said the world's most popular weed killer gave him cancer. now with only months to live kpix5's susie steimle reports he's taking the corporate giant that makes it to court. >> reporter: 46-year-old lee johnson sits in court today against all odds. he's dying from non-hodgkin's lymphoma, proof of which can be seen in the lesions that cover 80% of his body. he says the corporate giant monsanto is to blame for not warning the public about roundup. is this a david versus goliath case? >> absolutely, yeah, a couple young guys, i don't even have

the first three fires were started near hearn avenue along the train tracks.thers -- 30 minutes later on the santa rosa creek trail. police say the evidence points to someone -- or several people - - on bikes. santa rosa police are offering a 25- hundred reward for information leading to an arrest. ( darya ) in the east bay-- a new safety lane for bicyclist is frustrating drivers in concord. they say the problem with the green bike box is the lack of signage... some drivers and bicyclists don't exactly know how it works. the new bike lane was painted back in may. city officials are trying to make the intersection of grant and willow pass road less dangerous they say drivers can ánot make a right turn on a red light.

over the weekend, firefighters went to the area of hearn avenue and the railroad tracks for a numberf calls for brush fires. crews found three fires. and that's not all, a short time later, more calls about fires breaking out in another location. kron 4's terisa estacio has the story. terisa estacio, reporting, santa rosa. i am in this neighborhood off of dutton in santa rosa, and right over there,is the santa rosa creek trail at dutton avee. sgt. marcus rosa police dept. this is where one of the fires occurred right off of road along and second one just down 50 yards on the trail. we had a total of 13 fires and now looking for the publics help. sgt. marcus sprague with the santa rosa police department on these suspicious fires over the weekend. sgt. sprague. what is your biggest concern? it is getting drier. we live here, we don't want another big fire storm. we are just starting to rebuild. the sgt. says so far, their evidence points to someone or several people on bicyles. sgt. sprague. no indication of tools, but probably someone on a bike. please call if you were out saturday ni

are using a lawsuit to drag us back to the dark ages of discrimination and against the 130 million hearns who have re-existing head cal condition. - americans who have pre-existing medical condition. i just want to acknowledge our colleagues who are here who have been joined by congresswoman frankel of florida, welcome. i do want to say that all of my colleagues would agree that our special guests are our v.i.p.'s. , want to acknowledge hannah olay, randy, and jeanie. i want to thank them because their voices are the most eloquent. their stories are the most compelling. without them we could not have succeeded the mon -- defeated the monstronsity of trumpcare and now we want to protect the benefits of pre-existing condition. i thank them for generosity of time, spirit, and courage to speak out. with that, i'm pleased to yield to our distinguished house democratic whip, mr. hoyer of maryland. [applause] mr. hoyer: thank you very much, madam leader. thank you for your leadership in ensuring the adoption of the affordable care act and its signing and going into effect. however, republicans a

(ken) over the weekend, firefighters went to the area of hearn avenue and the railroad tracks for a numberls for brush fires. crews found three f short time later, more calls about fires breaking out in another location. kron 4's terisa estacio has the story. terisa estacio, reporting, santa rosa. i am in this neighborhood off of dutton in santa rosa, and right over there,is the santa rosa creek trail at dutton avenue... sgt. marcus sprague, santa rosa police dept. this is where one of the fires occurred right off of road along and second one just down 50 yards on the trail. we had a total of 13 fires and now looking for the publics help. sgt. marcus sprague with the santa rosa police department on these suspicious fires over the weekend. sgt. sprague. what is your biggest concern? it is getting drier. we live here, we don't want another big fire storm. we are just starting to rebuild. the sgt. says so far, their evidence points to someone or several people on bicyles. sgt. sprague. no indication of tools, but probably someone on a bike. please call if you were out saturday night around mi

the first three fires were started near hearn avenue along the train tracks.minutes later on the santa rosa creek trail. police say the evidence points to someone -- or several people - - on bikes. santa rosa police are offering a 25- hundred reward for information leading to an arrest. ( james ) happening tonight.. the first mosquito fogging of the season is taking place in sunnyvale. the concern is growing over the increase of west nile virus in the bay area. vector control says that along with mosquitoes... crows are also carrying the virus. crews will be fogging several blocks bordered by east arquez avenue on the north... the el camino on the south.. fair oaks on the west and bowers avenue on the east. residents in the foggin zone believe this is important.

. >> in walnut creek, jodi hearn nez, nbc bay area news. >> impressive, wow. >> they do such amazing work there. >> the wingspan is really long on this one. >> they have an animal there, a bald eagle that lives there that they have kept there is missing one of its wings, that they rehabbed there and one that the kids get to see when you go visit. >> we'll have an update on lucky the next few months. >> jeff is with us to talk about the weather that's going to take a big turn to get warmer. >> definitely going to be heating up. huge increase in temperatures as we head throughout the next several days. let's take a look at our microclimate forecast, and after the fog this morning you can see we did manage some blue skies, some sunshine in san francisco. about a four to five-hour window, really nice day for us, but notice this, the fog is building back in at the immediate coastline which will continue to come in over the next couple of hours. 59 degrees right now and there's your low 50s early tomorrow morning and that fog moving back in. now, we'll give you a top-down look at the forec

the first three fires happend near hearn avenue along the train tracks. the others occurred 30 minutes later... in the santa rosa creek trail. officers say so far, their evidence points to someone or several people on bikes. sgt. marcus sprague, santa rosa police department:"i can't imagine what be to do at anytime, but in particular in our community as we are just starting to rebuild. we are obviously sensitive to that". (vicki) no structures were damaged or injuries were reported. the santa rosa police department is offering a 25-hundred for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspect or suspects. (ken) officers have arrested the man, who they say violently attacked two different victims in the face... and both attacks were captured on surveillance video... we want to warn you... this video is graphic. police arrested 58-year-old samuel youmtoub (yoom-tub)... the unprovoked attacks happened near san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood.. the first attack happened on may 24th... on leavenworth street near mcallister street. and the secon

promising concessions to rebels party.own she reassured pro-eu members of the conservative party that she hearnsthe possibility of leaving without a deal. i balance could beat off to strike as the clock ticks toward brexit. joining us with more from london is bloomberg's flavia krause-jackson. glad to have you with us. do we know exactlyhat theresa may said to the prot eu side? love you: a little bit of the last thing you said. flavia: a -- floo little bit of the last thing he said. we won parliament to be guiding this process. what she essentially said, was trust me, i wille it right. i will agree on a and b, and i will get back to you. there are different clauses and this and that, but the over arching point happening is that it is getting very, very hard for theresa may to manage both sides of her party. the idea that she has conceded to the pro eu side, held for about two minutes. because everybody was screeching at everybody else. you have a government saying they made no concessions. you had the brexiteers saying no, we are happy with everything, she has not given anything away. then you h

joshua king macro promoter, eddie hearn, was reportedly close to finalising negotiations. four occasions across two games of football the referee stared at a pitchside camera to decide whether he made the right decision or not — with mixed results. two referees made simultaneous decisions in the 92nd minute of two games — spain won group b thanks to an injury—time equaliser against morocco and iran secured a draw against portugal after a late penalty award. so how has var fared so far? joining me now is dermot gallagher, who is a former premier league referee. first of all, that penalty, was it? not for me. this is why we are talking about var. there are a number of things that it has corrected so far in the world cup which would not be corrected. last night, a spanish goal was corrected for offside. what we have to be careful of is with var we embrace how good it has been to get us there. we know it is not perfect, not going to be 100%. but don't forget those decisions would have been wrong without their won anyway. the video assisted reverie. for you it was not a penalty

hearn this is bbc news — and these are the top stories developing at midday. prove your identity, you need to prove that you live in the uk and you need to prove that you have no serious criminal convictions. the conservative minister, greg hands, resigns from the government, in order to vote against plans for a third runway at heathrow. the brutal murder of an iraqi asylum seeker — motivated by racism — was entirely avoidable, a report says. calls for doctors to be held to account from the relatives of those whose lives were shortened at gosport war memorial hospital. let's have no more delay. let them stand up and say, we were wrong, we didn't support you and now all of your concerns have been substantiated and this needs to go to a criminal court and it needs to happen fast. also, a first baby for the new zealand prime minister. jacinda ardern gives birth a baby girl — becoming only the second world leader to have a baby while in office. good afternoon. it's june 21st. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the home secretary, sajid javid, has said the system for al

joshua's promoter eddie hearn was reportedly close to finalising negotiations with the wilder camp butter getting into difficulty at a lake in staffordshire. emergency crews are searching for the youngster after reports that three children were in distress in westport lake near tu nstall in stoke—on—trent. staffordshire police confirmed that two of the children made it to safety, but a search will resume today for the missing child. the force says it knows the identities of the children and is in contact with their parents. 0ur correspondent liz copper is in stoke—on—trent for us now with the details. it must just be it mustjust be absolutely awful waiting for news. bring us up—to—date with the latest. emergency crews were called here yesterday afternoon just before 5pm to reports that three boys who had gone into the lake swimming were in difficulties. the alarm was raised bya difficulties. the alarm was raised by a walker alongside the lake. two of the boys managed to get out safely and the search is continuing today for the third boy who is 13 yea rs today for the third boy who is 1