that might protect the bottom of the hill but it doesn't do anything over the hill. >> it has long been my understanding that the city of san francisco says and the building department takes this position that there is no one buildable lot -- unbuildable lot. i wonder if this is realistic. >> if money is an issue, we can develop solutions that will mitigate the impact. that a solution can be eliminating the hill, that can eliminate the problem. or build a structure right into the hill so there is no longer an exposed face or bold enough of iraq together so that it acts as a big buttress to prevent further movement. -- or hold enough of the rock together so that it acts as a big buttress. we are allowing the wall of the building to act as a retaining structure. there was a time when we did not get any. there was an epic one before in 1982. we brought with us and rainfall charge. >> you were saying that this is somehow correlated to rainfall. this goes from 1914 until 2006. it is the red line in the backgrounds which are the annual rainfall from each year is plotted on here. you can see i

commission for the cathedral hill and office authorization for the cathedral hill campus.onsideration of a motion for the general plan referral for the cathedral campus. and use for the davie's campus and request that the board of supervisors approve a development agreement pursuant to chapter 76 to the administrator code will be before you know. >> good afternoon, elizabeth and department staff. if i can have the power point, please. items 8 a through an on today's agenda constitutes the approval to the medical centers revised long range planned project. today's presentation will include a summary of the revised project, an update on the development agreement and an over view of the actions being requested of you today. one stack concluded their presentation, they'll have a brief presentation to walk you through the revised design of the two homes. before i get started i have passed out revised planning code amendment ordinances for the saint like and the cathedral hill campus, since your packets went out we made changes to these ordinances and wanted to get them before y

saint like is 120 beds and it will open based on the da 24 months or less or fewer offer cathedral hill. instead of the 80 beds at saint likes with a 20 operating commitment, st. louis are be at 120 beds and more sustainable. they'll have excellence and senior committee health. standard have advices are provided in acute hospitals and a new medical office building needs to be built within five years or the city has the opportunity to do same. on health care, cpn shows hey baseline of 30,000 unduplicated patients and that's their obligation and $8 million in other services, it must be the partner and you're familiar with the new med-cal beneficiary at 5,400 and these are commitments and don't -- they'll fund an $8.6 million health care innovation fund and you're familiar with that. it insures the innovation fund to 5cent. on the how longing, it's $4.1 million to replace housing physically, displaced and 36.5 million through the mayors office for housing through affordable housing. local higher and work force training, 30 percent local higher, mere is the local higher ordinance and 50 per

. >> i wanted to briefly touch on the parking at cathedral hill. as part of the development agreement the amount of parking has been reduced. the previous project utilize the provision and the planning code that allows parking the rc 4 district to be right up to 150 percent of the minimum requirement. it's a maximum of 990 spaces or 125 percent of the codes minimum requirement which ever is less. 990 spaces is the lesser of the two and this is 237 fewer spaces than the previous project. and i'll turn it back to ken. >> before we go on i want to say no less than four people texted me the answer to cagaya questions. >> it's three years up to 40,000 each and the other thing i want to point out, relative to the drt conversation, we need to say that the brt project is not approved and the schedule you were shown is the assumed schedule if it's approved on schedule, but we need to make sure people understand it's not approved yet. to continue on, i think the topic that has the most conversation the last time we were in front of you, was the independent f

and they block the top of the hill.s, big flashing lights would have kept people away, but they kept turning down the hill and coming right after us. >> two cars end up plowing into their fire engine. southwest salmon street starts to look like a demolition derby. >> you could put a soundtrack of "pinball machine" pretty well to that. >> for us, it was more like a game of frogger. >> more like donkey kong. wa, wa, wa, wa, game over. lots of paperwork. >> and, fortunately, no serious injuries. the driver of that volvo that hit seven cars escaped with a gash on the head. >>> another place in the pacific northwest where winter drivers have a bad reputation is in seattle. especially on capitol hill's steep streets. >> yikes! >> november 22nd, 2010. shannon merrick has just gotten home from her job as a hospital secretary. she has a great view of a thanksgiving week storm from her kitchen window, and grabs her camcorder. >> with the cars coming down and the people out there walking, you knew that it was a bad one waiting to

not bunker hill in boston. and general gage took up the next morning he felt he had no choice but to attack a threat to the shipping and boston and south so of force to the attack provoked and it would unfold causing all sorts of mayhem and it is the bloodiest battle of the revolution more than 2,000 british regulars were involved and suffered casualties close at 50% which is devastating this would be a british victory technically but as a general who was on the ground with admit, it was bought by too many lies. washington would alive and he was one of the great surprises to me it was a great relief to find out he was not born as a statuesque person that stairs at us from the dollar bill. this was a young washington who arrived from virginia and was appalled at what he found this 30 provincial soldiers none of whom were disciplined or interested in following orders washington decided he had no choice but to attack as soon as he could unfortunately his soldiers were not the best trained and also he did not have

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. >> early morning fire in the oakland hills. ktvu news has exclusive video of the fast moving flames. >>> roller coaster ride in our temps this week. today will be the apex. it will if the warmest day and -- it will be the warmest day and bygoings -- big changes tomorrow. >>> a marin county family escaped from their burning home. we'll tell you what may have caused this early morning fire. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday morning may 20th i'm pam cook. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is here. kind of strange forecast today, tomorrow. >> big changes. today is the warmest day. we have a north winds in place. there is lows near the coast that are near 40-degrees others in the 70s. it will be clear. it will be sunny coast, bay, and inland. more on the big change in seven minutes. >>> good morning northbound 101 the traffic approaching the 80 split not bad. it's a nice looking drive there. if you are driving to the bay bridge, traffic will be busy at the toll plaza

i've always lived either on the hill or at the base of the hill. i started back in '62 up on green street on the top of telegraph hill. for a brief time i moved over to sauce lead owe, but i guess i missed the action of north beach and the rhythm and the activities of telegraph hill so i moved back and have been there active in the community. ~ i've been on the board of telegraph hill association. i helped to form a group called the barery coast neighborhood association which represents interests along the flat -- excuse me. for 10 years i was a member of the board of directors of the telegraph landing and recently shared my feelings and comments about the pending america's cup race and more recently the pavilion with various homeowners in our complex in which there is some 400 residents. i thoroughly feel that this pavilion and the america's cup races and the presence of the village across the street from where i live is to the betterment of the neighborhood. and i think we can all tolerate the increased noise level, much less the traffic, because

verizon is on capitol hill showing off some of its new wares. and blackberry is also on display here at ces on capitol hill. john noble is with blackberry. mr. noble, what are you showing to members of congress here? >> guest: well, what we're showing is our new blackberry z10 which is the latest and most updated model blackberry device based on our new operating system, blackberry 10. >> host: is it separate from android or ios or microsoft? >> guest: yes. >> host: it's your own operating system? >> guest: it's our own operating system. it's from pry tear. it's a realtime multitasking operating system, so basically it's designed for multiple applications to be running at once. it's based on a company we acquired called qnx, so anything mission critical that needs to run constantly, basically, that's the foundation of blackberry 10. it's also held true to three core principles which is messaging, security and a really easy, fast typing experience. >> host: when it comes to government and security, etc., is blackberry still the leader as far as c

we are following developing news from a fire inthe oakland hills. ktvu tara moriarty was there as firefighters contained it about an hour ago. tara, where are you on skyline boulevard? >> reporter: we're about a half a mile from where the fire was. cal fire crews just arrived on scene not too long ago. this is in addition to oakland fire. there was a lot more they had to contend with. poison oak. the flames broke out around 1:45 this morning. this is as crews were pulling hoses. someone in the area smelled smoke and call the 911. we're in the 10,000 block where two dozen firefighters were on the scene. it's in a remote wooded air. but campers are known to use the area illegally. >> there were no campers on scene when we got here. fire investigators have been out. it's tough to depict an area of origin without the sun being up but she will come back. >> and the sun is just starting to come out right now. the wind not too bad. although you can still feel it. this is supposed to be the hottest day of the week with temperatures in the 80s. right now cre

the years that it was up here, it gave the name telegraph hill. it survived although the structure is long gone. come to the 1870's and the city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it wa

sizing cathedral hill is simpler because it has fewer floors so it doesn't take as long to get through the process. we took a look at the scheduling processing and we called in to general hospital who is far with construction schedules for hospital and we determine in general -- we determined that cpmc would need one to two years extra to get saint luke open and that seem like a fair request. we took those liquidated damages that used to occur at the day after cathedral hill opened and started 10,000 a day and go up to 25,000 a day. so basically there's a two year period after cathedral hill opens that they can still -- they're not in violation or in default of the agreement as long as they get saint luke open no more than 24 months earlier. we want to get saint luke open and they have a different named call delay payment. bcpmc is required and has agreed under the contract if you adopt these changes to be responsible or liable to the city to 2,500 a day for the first month. so just to say it another way from when cathedral open, there's 12 months when nothing happen and another seven

the flames threatened homes in pleasant hill. wind pushed the fire across steep slopes and dry grass. firefighters actually called for a ten engine response. the helicopter dropped watt and a plane dropped fire retar dent. >> it's terrifying. >> the 90 minute fire held the fire to 15 acres. police say the officer hurt during the struggling suffered injuries to his leg and was take ton the hospital but will be okay. tenpenny was arrested for being under the influence and arson. in the chaos of the fire as neighbors were hosing the areas around their property, a herd of goats had to be rounded up and moved out of harms way. coming up how the neighborhood came together to save these animals. >>> over night a fire destroyed an old pier in san francisco. the 100-foot pier is at the end of 23rd street. firefighters say it hasn't been used in decades. they called in a fire boat fight the flames. >> the chp is investigating a deadly overnight crash in a remote area of west marin county. it happened early this morning. this is just on pet

we're live in morgan hill. >>> thank you.res in the fast few years but this year different. ñ the region was 2008. that's when the fires nearÑi bi sur burned through 162 acres. in 2007 the lick fire charred 47 acres near san jose. the south bay was the=kím start complex fires whichçó burned mo than 30,000 acres. >>> today the union representing the police officers got to agree light to sue the city over pension ve form. uz vowed to take action since voters approved pressure b. today we learned that the sate attorney general has given the uvi59Ñi permission to continue with the lawsuit. now a court must decide if the city failed to adequatelyt( bargain with the employeeok unis before putting the measure on the ballot. mayor reed argued that the city spent hundredsÑi of hours in negotiations. >>> yes that susko and the investigative unit won a national societyq of professionl journal award for her stories. they exposed ou the city usedi] inflated numbers. see them now on nbc bay area.com/investigatings. >>> neighbors in the ca

red flag warning in the hills.tchy fog along the coast, and our temperatures, again, will be cooling as we get into the afternoon. so the ridge of high pressure still in place, but this low over idaho is actually going to be pulling our way, eventually hanging off the bay area coastline there and it's going to, well, park itself there for the next few days. today, into the afternoon, we're going to be cooler. red flag warning will expire at 3:00 in the afternoon. sunday looks to be the bigger drop in temperatures, and not to add too much to your plate here, we may even see a few sprinkles. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. today, if you're going to see the giants play, lucky you. in the afternoon, upper 50s by the end of the game and onshore breeze picking up in the afternoon 10 to 15 miles per hour at at&t park. extended forecast, again, entering the possibility of slight chance for some rain. i think tomorrow morning we could wake up with patchy drizzle along the coastline. i think for sure, we'll see

hill.rything so that's the reason why they were fighting. >> with parker subdued, the crowd quickly turns their attention to professor hill. who is still trapped under the car. >> and then my wife ran up there, looked under the car and said, he's breathing. police officer paul brown is heading back to the station when someone in the crowd flags him down. >> a citizen came over to me and said, officer, there is a gentleman under the car. so i looked under the car and there was mr. hill lying face down under the car. basically what i saw, i knew he was great pain. >> trapped beneath the car professor hill is in dire need of help. with little time to waste and no paramedics at the scene the crowd begins to lift the car off of him. >> we can lift the car up and the officer said you think you can lift it? i said we can try and i grabbed it like that and then i caught, yelled and told some of the guys to come over and give me a hand. >> a group of volunteers surrounds the car and summons all of t

the national weather service issued a red flag warning for the north bay hills east bay hills and theelton joins us from berkeley hills with more formation. >> fire officials will tell you with a red flag warning all it takes is one small spark to start a huge wildfire. especially when you have so much dead and dry brush littering the hills and the north and east bay. fire officials say is one of the driest season as we have had. the red flag mornwarning is through 6:00. cal fire has issued a statewide no burn order. fire officials in the north bay and east bay hills also going around putting up a barbecue suspension signed in the parks in that area. one woman here in the berkeley hills this morning she tells me every year she gets a little nervous. >> be aware of your surroundings. if you smell something or hear something suspicious check it out. it could be your neighbor's house going down in flames eventually. >> now conditions are, not a lot of wind you see it with red flag warnings. it is quiet and berkeley hills. the berkeley fire department is not taking any chances. i spoke wi

so much about mcgraw-hill coming up. we'll ask him about the investigations into the s&p company he has. right here in the lobby, it is quieted down, people have rushed back into the panels they want to see with all the big names. fox business as we've taken over for three days here at the hilton has quite the scene to show you up on the roof. in fact our cameraman eric will tilt up. we have pretty much put up there on the ceiling. we can't make it indelible. that of course, is the fox business logo, right there as people walk in. and everybody is stopping by to see our big-name guests. including being, mike white of directv in the last hour. you have to look at this interview. that is on foxbusiness.com. he made a lot of news about directv. david, i will send it back to you. david: a lot of folks are checking with their stockbrokers now because it was a swoon of a day. let's get to the market action. charlie smith, former pitt capital group chief investment officer says the federal reserve money printing policy is the b

finally a septic tank overflowed down the hill. >> the sewage was coming down the hill on the left side and it was coming from the home itself. smell was apparently horrendous. >> jim gallagher also protested since he lives in the neighborhood and was affected by the sewage overflow. >> i never thought this could happen here, athe me time i do believe that they think that we're just roll over, we are a sleepy community and that we would nothing about this. >> it was very weird and surreal. why would this happen here. built the traffic going up and down, all the women coming and going. >> the fact of the matter is that chino hills residents are not willing to take this lying down. chino hills residents stood their ground, call attention to the city officials about this. we call attention to the property owner that w weren't going to stand for this. >> today chino hills, tomorrow it's going to be all of southern california. >> even members of the chinese american association of chino hills are against birth tourism. >> it's not right. i think, whatever necessary to get my citizenship unti

when advisory in the north bay hills the coastal hills and delta high lighted in yellow the east bayills and diablo range until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning when advisory. so it certainly is windy and dry which implies the red flag warning. the delta not included in this but east bay hills and diablo range are. burning is and. you will notice the warm up tomorrow tippers start temperatures beginning in the '60s quickly warming up to the '70s and few 80 is. more 80 degree weather by noon blanket tent and those '80s if you see in orange. looking in your neighborhood 85 impala of toll in san jose. 86 and cupertino. upper 80s in the inland valleys. low eighties for east bayshore spirit last of the sea breeze they cup warmup even more if the wind is coming from the inland valley make all the way to the coast to ocean beach that is a big if. thursday and friday temperatures record high possibly. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. all seven amer

i am here to advocate for bert hill. i met him through a variety of e-mails that we sent to one another because i knew he was on the bicycle advisory committee. i was advocating for the bicycle ambassador program. he was totally open to this. he teaches bicycle safety at the bicycle coalition. you won't find a better person to serve on the committee. and i know you're going to reappoint him, but i just wanted to speak for him since he can't be here. so, thank you very much for listening. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. andy thorn way. i'm here to speak up in support of both of these nominees. i have known bert hill for a very long time. i am fortunate and privileged to have been the chair of the bicycle advisory committee myself, so, i know what a tough job it is and i'm very pleased to have bert continue in that role in representing district 7. and i hope that he will continue to be chair and influence that committee. others have already said, bert is a great educator and has educated thousands of people

dozens of people roll down this hill.ike the kids also get to participate but instead of rolling down the hill, they have to run up. >> how do you qualify for that? >> there are qualifying rounds where you chase after kraft singles, first? >> i'm sure it's just one question, are you fearless? most do not get injured but for this guy -- >> oh, no! >> all that for cheese. >> this is at a performance expo in quebec, canada. this cherry red gt 500 mustang convertible. beautiful. the guy has it up on on dino, something that can measure the horsepower and torque. and those rollers now are being driven by the car. so it can measure the performance of the vehicle. you see the guy in the back tinkering with the apparatus for a bit. takes it up slowly and then gives it the speed -- oh! >> he broke it. he broke it. >>o to pieces. sparks shatter all over the place. and those rollers now skipping along the ground as it tries to slow itself down. >> pretty awesome if you own this car and you are the one who broke this thing with the po

the man found dead at the jack in the box off blossom hill road. she tells me blossom hill is open. you have full access to highway 85 along blossom hill. watch for the activity as you approach the intersection with snell. that's where you will see all the crews as well in that parking lot. >> that's quite a popular area. >>> it is 4:39. coming up, we will tell you why the sharks could be without one of their key players when they take the ice. we will have the late night news for the team. >>> harrowing moments for the mother after her stroller falls on the strak with htrack with h inside. >>> new video from overnight. an arrest after that mother's day shooting in new orleans that injured 19 people. ♪ ♪ all around the world ♪ everybody singing along ♪ everybody singing along ♪ never looking back ♪ it's a long, long way from my home ♪ [ male announcer ] with the best line up of vehicles ever. introducing the new chevrolet. why just go from a to b, when imagination can take you everywhere? here we go. [ male announcer ] chevrolet. find new roads. >>> welcome back. at the shark tank,

we will continue with the windy conditions in the hills.ll be breezy throughout other areas, as well. wind advisory continues there, although the winds haven't been too bad gusting just a bit as we've been moving into the afternoon and late afternoon hours. 83 for oakland tomorrow, 83 mountain view. 88 santa rosa. we will begin a bit of a warming trend on wez wednesday, but the bigger warmup will come thursday, friday. the winds will relax but the heat will be on. take a look at that. upper 70s expected on thursday afternoon. 90s for our inland areas, even mid 90s expected. as we get into friday, a slight cooldown. a better cooldown on saturday. the biggest cooldown day will be sunday. gasia. >> thank you. >>> the golden state warriors playoff moved to denver tonight. golden state is making a push but trailing right now in the fourth quarter. the warriors need just one more win against the nuggets to advance to the second round. ktvu sports reporter fred is in denver. we will have all the highlights for you on the 10:00 news on ktvu. >>> th

it will be for the north bay hills and east bay hills. that very strong wind but to 30 miles per hour some gusts tonight into tomorrow above 1,000 feet or so. we'll be watching that. 88 degrees in santa rosa, 89 st. helena. we'll feel the warm-up. 87 novato, upper 80s nap awrks 83 vallejo. 76 sausalito. a beautiful day for you. 86 in walnut croak. upper 80s in danville, a day for shorts and flip-flops. berkeley 75, 79 san leandro, upper 70s in alameda for the asian pacific islander festival going on there. 82 san jose and santa clara. saratoga low 80s, upper 70s in santa cruz. 80 redwood city, low 80s menlo park and palo alto. the warming trend is going to continue. monday will be the hottest day. temperatures reaching to near 90 degrees inland. the coast will feel nice, mostly sunny skies, upper 60s, low 70s. then a big turn around on tuesday, temperatures will tumble, partly cloudy skies expected, especially along the coastline, the sea breeze will kick in. it will drive temperatures down. upper 70s, low 80s inland, low 60s along the co

and north bay hills.omorrow evening as were seen burning bans. rest talk more about temperatures ♪ upper 60s and a number of places will be in the '70s or '80s. more and east and cupertino 85 in santa clara and setup, all told. 87 and concord and pleasanton and low eighties for east bay shores. along the coastline even warmer tomorrow. 70's intemperances goal range of '80s for north bay. looking at a forecast continuing for the rest of the work week. potential of setting new had new record highs. of course the dry conditions the fire concerns are raised and the next couple of days. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. >> catherine: you may have heard kron-4's stanley roberts was attacked even had a straw poll inside the teenage i just love look inside this is not with the expected bay paid $1,800 for a black party bus that they saw on a website. but what shall

north bay hills, east bay hills, winds increase tonight.really picks up the fire danger when coupled to that low humidity. take a life look outside. it has been a beautiful day to be outside. now we get hot starting tomorrow. you will start off tomorrow morning pretty mild. everybody in the low to mid- 50s. san jose, 53. satellite radar review shows a huge ridge of high pressure. it is getting stronger and building into the perfect spot. we will get the offshore wind north and west. that will warm us up. mid to upper 80s tomorrow, including concord and livermore. san francisco downtown, you will be back in the 70s. 90s away from the water thursday, friday and saturday. 95 on friday. near the bay, 70s at the coast. on sunday, the wind direction will change. we will get cooler. morning cloud cover by next week. highs only in the 60s near the bay. 70s lain. back here live, mount diablo the is very dry. fire danger goes from high to extreme. reporting live in contra costa county, paul deanno. >> thanks, paul. >>> for the people who need health

happening now on capitol hill.wmakers pressing for answers about what the fbi knew about two bombing suspects before the boston marathon. how much of that information was shared with the boston police department. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill. the hearing started about half an hour ago. what have we learned so far? >> reporter: so far, opening statements, after we take a live look at the hearing, senator joe lieberman, they want his input along with boston authorities. one of the key witnesses today to be questioned is boston's police commissioner, edward davis. what authorities want to know, what the lawmakers here want to know, is did boston authorities coordinate with the feds two years ago when they first got that tip from the russians that tamerlan tsarnaev may have been involved in some radical activity. the focus on this hearing today is going to be coordination and cooperation. was it there? did boston have any clue what was going on in their backyard when the feds were first lookin

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two will be the east bay hills. to the peninsula, it just may be falling along 280, 101, in between areas of san mateo, redwood city, menlo park, all these small communities in between, woodside, into parts of sunnyvale. to the east bay pleasanton perhaps livermore, east bay hills near san ramon, a few returns picking up there. over parts of the north bay on and off scattered showers throughout the afternoon is what you can expect. we're seeing widespread rain clear lake, even possibly heavier rain, maybe a thunderstorm within the lake county area. yuba city and the central valley some light rain. this system here parked off the coastline, couple hundred miles out, it will creep to the south and east. for the most part it will remain right here for the next 12 hours or so. you can see the counter clockwise motion and how the bands will continue to feed into the bay area. a few hit or miss showers for today. partly sunny, partly cloudy, perhaps a thunderstorm in the afternoon. i think over the hills is our best bet.

hill neighborhood is 62 degrees right now.e are at 49 in santa clara, a cool spot and 46 in petaluma and check out richmond and san leandro at 55 and belmont is at 56 and walnut creek at 52 and tracy and pittsburg, 64 and 65 and fairfield at 71. the next 12 hours, 43 to 56 so a mild morning and headed to noon 65 to 81 inland and 63 at the coast to 87 for the 4:00 temperature. as we move through the next three days from the exploritorium camera to see how quiet the weather, or the water is, because of high pressure, that will change tomorrow with the winds of change coming in and temperatures drop 8 to 18 degrees and continue dropping through tuesday. >> it looks quiet even at this hour, normally we see plenty of traffic and we see congestion building over the altamont pass and of course on highway 4 headed out of antioch. as we take a drive to oakland hills this is where we have a fire that is under control but right now, skyline boulevard at joaquin miller road that is going to be shut down until further notice and it could i

the most critical is the north bay across the sonoma hills and napa valley hills. i want to give you an update on both of those fires. the yellow fire 125 acres at last check 50% contained. here's the thing, over the next 24 hours it will stay hot but the winds will be decreasing. that is key for the firefighters and some greet news for the fire. the second fire, 75 age acres, 75% contained. wind decreasing here but temperatures ranging in the upper 80s and low 90s. heat adds visery in effect temperatures from 757 to 95 degrees. >> see you soon, jeff. new details now on the 8 yeerd girl from call very ras county. police say that have discovered key evidence. we have the latest from valley springs. >> reporter: the calaveras county sheriff's office says it investigate into the murder of leila fewer is making progress. the 8-year-old girl was stabbed to death on saturday. her 12-year-old brother arrived home to find a stranger in the house and then he found his sister. access to the area has been limbed by law enforcement. today the sheriff's office spoke briefly abo