they are doing this up well, juliette. the whole idea is the super bowl in the bay area this year is not just for the folks who come into town and pay $5,000 for a ticket. it's for the whole bay area and allowing it to be a bay area thing for several months at every great outdoor event that we'll have, you'll see the 50 tour. you'll get a chance to experience the super bowl weeks before it even happens. >>> it's a nice showcase. paul, we'll see you in a few, thanks so much. >>> and coming up, washington still feeling the effects from the bomb shell drop by john boehner. the scramble that is intensifying to try and fill his shoes. also, a major change for a county clerk in kentucky who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses. what she decided to do in the wake ,, ♪traveling through seas of oats d berries ♪ ♪peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries ♪ ♪i say to the bowl ♪are you trying to temp me? ♪the bowl says ♪"come on down to the land of plenti." ♪ yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed f

juliette. >>> reporter: allen we are at the fairgrounds in lakeport. this is command central where a lot of the firefighters are resting after being on 24-hour shifts. it's dinnertime now so they are going to be lining up for a whole host of food and really it takes a village to fuel these firefighters. they have been here since the weekend and they don't know how long they will be here but they say they will stay until their job is done. welcome to tent city temporary housing for thousands of firefighters at the lake county fairgrounds. this is normally used as a recreational speedway. >> we're able to take that area and construct tents, put sleeper units in it and now simply something that has a normal day-to-day use is now being used by the fire departments to be able to accommodate the firefighters coming off the fireline and sleeping them. >> reporter: it takes a village to fuel these firefighters. >> they come in. they get fed here. they get all the supplies, water, restock, everything that they are going to need to be able to sustain a 24-hour p

here is juliette. juliette: this is an election where social media has played a key role.may not be a game changer, but it cannot be ignored. we saw that people are starting to take photos and tweed and get active on their social media accounts. the prime minister treats -- tweets regularly from his own handle. he has two under 13,000 followers. -- 213,000 followers. there is also a party account. these accounts have been urging voters to vote for their team. is not theay it promises we make, but the promises we keep. the prime minister has also been keeping an -- keeping voters informed through his facebook page. he also has a discussion with his 815,000 followers, discussions from anything from his lack of pink shirts to perceptions of the government. as we know, nine opposition parties are contesting the states up for grabs. it is also on twitter and and uses both of them quite often. 92,000 facebook likes compared to the prime ministers 100 624 thousand. the worker's party has been using that #"empower your future " and also "ge 2016. another who cannot be noticed is t

juliette. >> reporter: take a look at the numbers here. this is mission plaza just hit triple digits at 5:00 so it's case in point. we are in for a heat wave. this is day one of it. the heat is on! for those who work out in it, like juan reyes, hydrating is a must. >> three bottles already. i got to keep drinking more. >> are you out in the hot sun all day long? >> yeah, i have been cutting tile in the hot weather right now. >> reporter: got to get it done. >> yeah. >> reporter: midafternoon, our temperature gauge in our news van hit 108 degrees. and just when you thought lawns in the east bay couldn't get any browner or flowers any drier, now look. and on a day like today, richard westwood is working nonstop. he owns a heating and air- conditioning repair. today his staff is fully booked trying to get air-conditioners fixed. >> they should start the air- conditioner in the morning let it maintain its temperature, that way it doesn't work so hard when you get home and you're not burning up calling us right away, hey my ac is not working. >

my juliette. that's right.es. >> countedown is on for the emmy awards on fox and we caught up with host andy sandberg for scoop on what's in store. >> we're going to talk about the major stories and tv this year. and there will be pretape elements. and we got good presenters. that's what i'll say. >> when it comes to who may make it to his act, sandberg says if you're on tv, you're a possible punch line. >> everything is open game. for me, it's always whatever the best joke ends up being. you can talk about the most perpts nernts subject matter but if the joke is not good it doesn't matter. gregory miller says each year the competition expands. >> we've seen netflix as a big player. in the last couple years and this year in particular, it has -- the field has brought in so much. i mean now we're seeing for the first time that amazon is a major player with "transparent" having some of these major shows and at least one category predicted to -- is a lock. >> which category is "transparent" a lock? >> jeffrey for

juliette goodrich.to you. >>> as emily said, you can help the victims of the valley fire if you call in a donation. 1-800-red-cross or you can go to redcross.org and designate your gift to the victims of the valley fire. also you can text red cross to 90999 and give a $10 donation to the disaster relief fund. >> if you're looking at all the devastation from the valley fire and wondering how does a community rebuild from something like this, well, we can show you. today marks the one-year anniversary of the boles fire in weed, california and that fire destroyed more than 150 homes or about 1/3rd of the town's housing stock. so what does that fire zone look like one year later? wilson walker takes us back for an update. >> it happened so quick. you didn't have time to think. >> reporter: just hours after the fire burned her family's home to the foundation, we met cathy besk. >> i'm looking for my wedding ring. >> reporter: two blocks away we met pastor bill hofer. >> are people going to pull together or e

yvonne: here is juliette with a look at what is trending of social media.iette: instagram, which facebook took over in 2010, or 2012i should say, is officially now more popular than twitter. it has 400 million monthly users, well more than what we have seen in twitter. at of course you are looking -- what are you looking at today? shery: i'm looking at iphones, because we -- they're just being released this week. ,e finding some new features 3-d touch, if you press on the iphone you can find some functions and even some upgrades to the front facing of the camera. it will brighten up when you are taking a selfie, it will illuminate your face. some people are actually bored with the new phones, or are saying big deal. aboutme of very excited the new color, which apple calls rose gold, but many people are just calling pink. another person talking about the advantage of smartphones meaning more jobs for designers and developers. juliette: we have some tweets about instagram, mark zuckerberg was one of those. he took instagram in 2012, and took to facebook to me

they lifted little juliette out after which she was promptly grounded by her mom.this began with a dare from her older city katie and wasn't just any dare. >> and i haven't told my mom this yet, maybe it was a double dog dare. >> dang, double dog dare. what choice did she have? i'm not here to encourage children to crawl inside arcade games but it does show something bravery, what's the point of mastering the claw game as it's intended to be played. the only time i've seen it come handy on "arrested development." >> i got you, brother. >> unfortunately, buster's new found skills did not involve lowering gently. >> so -- oh, buster, what is the lesson here? let's go with be creative and daring and always, always have an escape clause. cnn tonight with don lemon starts now. >>> a major gop forum just about to wrap up in south carolina tonight. you can see chris christie on stage speaking now. all of the candidates are there with one big exception though, this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon, donald trump rarely misses a chance to speak to potential voters. but the last

juliette? >> reporter: well, veronica, muller was in court today in pleasanton for a preliminary hearing. and it turns out that our jailhouse interview could be a key piece of evidence for the prosecution. when 38-year-old matthew muller was booked into jail, he lost his right to privacy. inmates are warned all jailhouse visits and interviews will be recorded unless they are speaking with their lawyer or a priest. my july report did not include his off the record comments from our interview. no cameras are allowed inside the jail during an interview. i couldn't even bring in pen or paper. so i jotted down these notes after the one-on-one interview. my first impression, he is extremely intelligent and wasn't shy to talk. he also laid down some ground rules that certain things would be off the record and for background only. but now, everything on the record and off the record we talked about is revealed in the fbi's newly released affidavit citing my name and the interview at the santa rita jail

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza which probably shows traffic stacked up, it usually does actually at this hour and, in fact, there it is. a lot of those people are going to the billy joel concert at at&t park. sharon is near the stadium. the bart closure is just part of the problem, right? >> reporter: that's right. traffic right here is jammed up because of a weekend construction project. the road is closed off 280 north at 5th street and king. and so you detour here to berry street near at&t park. on top of that 50,000 people are coming to the concert at 8:00 tonight at at&t. the first billy joel concert in san francisco in more than 40 years so traffic will get worse and then there's that bart closure. some of bart's estimated 80,000 weekend riders are taking the bus since the transit agency closed the transbay to for maintenance and upgrades. victoria left early from pittsburg to her job in san francisco. >> that's a inconvenience, yes. but you

and good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. exactly one week since the "valley fire" broke out here's where things stand now. the flames are nearly halfway contained 48% over 74,000 acres have burned across lake, napa and sonoma counties. lake county is hardest hit. as crews get deeper in the battlegrounds they are finding more destruction. a number of homes destroyed now nearly 600. 3 people have been killed in the fire. about 19,000 people evacuated. many of those evacuees came from middletown and got to see what was left. kpix 5's christin ayers was there this evening. christin. >> reporter: yeah. we have actually been here since this checkpoint to let people into middletown opened around noon today and you can see people have been lined up all day up and down this highway trying to get back into middletown. you can see there is a checkpoint set up here signs that say residents only. people are passing through for the first time as law enforcement officials give them the okay to finally go back home. these among the first ca

let's get to juliette sally in hong kong. juliette: good morning. not a great afternoon here in asia as we see the close-out of the china session, the shanghai composite closing down by 2%. hong kong, unfortunately for investors, is still trading for another hour, and hangs is down -- and the hang seng is down. seeing big falls coming through from the 50 stocks on the hang seng, glencore shares falling to a record low. we could see little bit of bargain-hunting coming in but here in hong kong, they are under heavy selling pressure. this the picture on the nikkei 225, its biggest drop since january. as you can imagine, it was these commodity-based players bearing the brunt of the selling. the worst performers on the nikkei 225. in australia, a big fall, down 3.8%. that is the biggest we have seen on the australian share market in two years. we have also been watching a number of these key players. here are some of the other hong kong listeners -- listers being sold off due to the big slump in glencore. , london leicester's, down almost 7%, its bigges

juliette saly standing by for us in hong kong. juliet bank -- : it has been a quiet day of trading asia. later in the week, the golden week. the chinese sharemarket will be closed for five sessions. it is a little weaker at the moment. that industrial companies profit story, the big story of the day. we have seen some weakness coming through. industrial companies profit falling 8.8% in august year on year to the lowest level in four years. over in japan, we've got 1000 stocks on the topix index trading with dividends. on the nikkei, out of the 225 stocks listed, 168 are active today. that is the reason we are seeing a 1.1% drop in japan. singapore has been in focus today. 2012, level since june mainly due to a big fall from one of its biggest stocks, the main telco provider, which is down around 4% at the moment. that is weighing on the overall index. most of the other markets in the region are also lower. in australia, there have been some support coming through from the banks and the utility and infotech stocks. onlysx 200 prett

kpix 5's juliette goodrich. >> it is a good thing and check this out. we're in a warehouse by the evacuation site. volunteers of calistoga have spent countless hours sorting and stacking these items to go directly to the victims of the fire. >> reporter: for days calistoga volunteer groups have been busy sorting bags and bags and stacks and stacks of donated items. >> there were piles and piles of donations. >> it must have been 50 tons of stuff in here. it was 5 feet high to about 60, 70 feet back. >> reporter: city councilman james barnes has put in sweat hours sorting clothes and necessities. he says it's been an overwhelming task to say the least. >> do you have enough people to sort and distribute? >> i've probably had 200 different volunteers in here during the course of the last week. >> reporter: some concerned residents reached out on facebook saying bags and bags of donated items were untouched but calistoga residents have formed volunteer groups and say they're determined to get every item to a person in need. >> there has been concerns, ever

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. only on 5, our sharon chin sat down with the suspect in a jailhouse interview today. >> reporter: when he saw himself in the interview, he says what was i thinking? but it doesn't show the whole story. in the video, eric martinez is wearing the number 80 niners jersey. he is seen kicking and punching the fan. >> i wasn't there to fight anybody. i was trying to go home. that is then this incident took place. >> reporter: the 30-year-old san jose father says the video didn't show the man's aggressive behavior between two women, a child and himself moments before. >> one lady fell over the railing. >> because he hit her? >> he pushed her. there was a child there. you are trying to get to your car. but when you are getting swung at, a guy hits me in the face. he's a big guy. >> reporter: martinez says he had a few beers and should have walked away. >> i know i was wrong. i was at fault for it. >> do you think you were excessive? >> i was overexcessive, yes. >> reporter: he apologizes to t

we'll have that at 6:00. >> juliette goodrich live for us in middletown. thank you. >>> and some good news. mother nature is actually coming in to help with these firefighters. right, paul? >> exactly right. we could use a little bit of rainfall. that's exactly what will be falling from the sky directly over the valley fire this time tomorrow. it is windy tonight. humidity levels are higher because it has been cool. we'll continue to be cool. but the big headline is rainfall. it will be raining. as a matter of fact ahead of the actual front, about 24 hours ahead, we're seeing a few light showers along highway 128, 175, and highway 29. currently in southern lake county. futurecast painting a wonderful picture. it's not really the rainfall in san jose and san francisco which will be markedly less than the north bay. look at the rain for ukiah. potential for a quarter of an inch to half inch of rainfall. that would help out firefighters tremendously if that verifies tomorrow. we'll talk more about the rain coming up. >>> fire crews making progress on two othe

. >> we have team coverage beginning with juliette goodrich who is live for us in middletown. >> reporter: it is an eerie feeling tonight. that is because a lot of people are still evacuated. not allowed to come back. some have actually been able to take a look at what is left in their homes. for example, the house directly behind me, you can see what it has been reduced to and all that is left now is a chimney and fireplace. and what is interesting is if we pan out, you can actually see that the white picket fence is still intact. it is just an example of how erratic this fire was. some homes spared. others completely destroyed. there are stories of survival. of people coming back to cia see their homes intact and stories of people who lost it all. >> it was like hell. >> reporter: for many, the return home is the first chance to see the devastation. ralph found his home unscathed by the fire. >> i was like, total relief. i mean, i was like ... wow. this is great. [ laughter ] >> the boat motor. the table saw. there's the kitchen sink. >> reporter: but it was a different story ... >> tha

. >> i'm juliette goodrich live at levi's stadium. we've got tailgating in action. coming up, a live report from our 9er headquarters.,,,,,, >>> in mississippi police have identified a suspect in the shooting death of a history professor at delta state university. the professor was killed in his office this morning. the university was put on lockdown while officers comb the campus for the shooter. officers believe a school employee pulled the trigger. they're searching for a man named shannon lamb. officers say lamb likely fled the campus in a dodge avenger and could still be armed. >>> here in the bay area, forget the 5-star hotels. people attending sales force's annual conference have a rather unusual place to stay this year. check out the dream boat. salesforce partnered with celebrity cruises to offer guests a one-of-a-kind experience. this after thousands of registered conference goers got stuck paying a premium for hotels last year. rooms here are going for $250 a night. >> it's an excellent experience being onboard because we are able to offer more than 5-sta

kpix 5's juliette goodrich has the latest from middletown. >> looks like hell. >>> reporter: for many the return home was their first chance to see the devastation. >> i mean, there's the kitchen sink. >> reporter: ralph mccomb found his home unscathed by the fire. >> i was like total relief. i mean, i was like, wow, this is great. >> the boat motor, the table saw. there's the kitchen sink. >> reporter: but it was a different story. >> that was a computer. >> reporter: for kevin gingrich and his family. >> this is a flower garden. >> reporter: his home of 21 years gone. >> this was my brand-new toolbox. >> reporter: they also lost their house pets in the fire but they remain thankful to the firefighters that they still have one another and they will rebuild. >> we saved each other's life and we got out of here alive. that's what's important to me. >> this is where i need to be. >> reporter: craig yves works at one of the only markets open in middletown. he says for now, this is his home. >> the only thing i own right now is what's in my truck outside. >> reporter: craig lost his house

. >> and i'd juliette goodrich -- i'm juliette goodrich. four firefighters have been hurt in the wildfire that's being called the valley fire, it started near the community of cobb a couple of hours ago. evacuations are in effect. now the firefighters who were injured are at a special burn unit at uc davis right now. we are checking on their conditions and will let you know as soon as possible. the fire grew from 50 acres to 400 in a short amount of time. people in social media say it is raining ash. this picture from twitter shows a heavy plume of thick black smoke. this picture was taken from middleton not far from cobb mountain. as you know, the fuel is thick, dry brush and we will have more on this fire coming up at 6:30. >>> the butte fire in the sierras has charred nearly 65,000 acres and prompted a state of emergency declaration by the governor. it's prompted thousands of mandatory evacuations and it's only 10% contained. fires in gold country not far from jackson along highway 49 and you can see the areas where people are being told

. >> be i'm juliette goodrich. -- and i'm juliette goodrich. the valley fire is burning near the town of cobb southwest of lower lake and highway 29. the fire started at 1:30 this afternoon and blew up to 400 acres within a matter of hours. right now firefighters have zero containment. it has spread so rapidly that all 1800 people in the town of cobb are being told they need to evacuate. some people had only a few minutes to grab what they could and get out. >> if i could help anybody, i was trying to help our neighbors. and my animals. and my children. that's -- and pictures, that's all i could think about. >> you did great. >> i wish i could help the people across the street from us more. >> she says her neighbors lost a bar that dates back to the 1800s. she says the flames got so close, she could feel the heat. now the four injured firefighters were airlifted to uc davis just a few hours ago. the hospital there has a burn unit and cal fire says they were with the helicopter crew based out of lake county. their conditions have not been releas

juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> the question tonight, what happened inside the santa clara county jail. that is what investigators want to know. >>> an inmate was found dead in his cell at the main jail in san jose last thursday. the mercury news reports there was some kind of confrontation with correctional officers. three of them are now on leave. the inmate michael james tyree was going to be transferred to a mental health facility. it is not clear how he died. >>> tonight, there is a push for california to pass a bill meant to fight racial profiling by police. chris christian is saying all you need do is look at these numbers. right christin ayers? >> the statistics came courtesy of the attorney general. >> reporter: activists have called for more transparency. today, she answered the call with an unprecedented amount of data on policing. the march on the state capitol, activists with the black lives matter movement came here to decry police brutality. >> california is the leading state in terms of police brutality. >> reporter: and to call for the governor's support of a bill that

juliette. >> marly, did anything stand out during the pope's final mass here in the u.s.? >> well, when the pope concluded his mass here in philadelphia, he made a small request, a personal request. he said, "i ask that you pray for me. don't forget." underscoring the pope's humility and why he's known as the people's pope. >> absolutely. marly hal in philadelphia. thank you. >>> during his u.s. visit, pope francis elevated 18th century spanish missionary to st. hood, but not everybody was happy about it. vandals struck at the heart of sarah's mission headquarters in carmel last night, knocking over his statue and splashing green and white paint over stones, signs, and grave sites. volunteers spent most of the day cleaning up the mess. a pastor at the mission says there shouldn't be any permanent damage. some native american tribes opposed st. hood for sarah shag this many native people were mistreated under the mission system. so far, police don't have any suspects in the vandalism. >>> well, two days after stunning washington with the news he's calling it kwits, house sp

juliette? >> marlie hall, thank you. >>> well the pope will also visit a prison tomorrow before departing for rome. maybe he will see this guy there. the man in cuffs allegedly tried to run up to the pope at the festival of families today. security quickly stopped him and led him away. witnesses say the man had a backpack with him and a sign that said make me priest, i love you. amen. >>> heads are spins after john boehner dropped a bomb shell. the republican is resigning after what has been a turbulent tenure. he talked about what need to happen after he is gone. >> the leaders have to be able to work with each other and trust each other and find common ground to get things done. it is important to the american people. they will get along just fine. >> boehner is leaving the house at the end of october. he will appear on cbs face the nation tomorrow at 8:30 on face the nation. >>> it is the political matchup no one expected. president obama and kanye west appearing on the same ticket. the musi

juliette goodrich in pleasanton tonight, thank you, juliette. >>> we learned just a couple of hours ago the third man wanted in connection to a brutal murder in san jose a murderer that was caught on tape has been arrested. kpix 5's devin fehely is live for us at the jail. devin what do you know? >> well, unlike the first two suspects who were shot and killed by police, the third suspect was arrested and taken successfully into custody. he is currently being housed in the santa clara county jail just at a time when the victim's friends and family had feared he might never be caught at all. >> i don't believe an eye for an eye but i believe he needs to be caught. >> reporter: san jose's announcement that they caught the third and final suspect seen here in security camera video moments before the grisly murder of christopher wrenn was for his friends like an answered prayer. >> i don't believe anybody should be able to murder somebody and get away with it. he was a good man. he didn't deserve to be murdered. >> reporter: the search for the third suspect had stretched out over several wee

juliette: we certainly are.resting to note that we saw a spike in the aussie dollar coming through. know, we havee seen that dollar hold today at the six-year lows below 70 cents. it did well today -- it was the only one that we have seen higher. they closed up by 2/10 of 1%. the nikkei 225 is the worst performer in the region, down by more than 2%, because the yen is rising. everyone is getting into safe haven assets, a lot of export stock weakness. the regional benchmark indexes on track to close lower for a seventh week. that is his longest losing streak since june, 2011. we still have china closed for a second session in hong kong came back online, down 7/10 of 1%. investors are looking ahead to that u.s. payrolls number and xious, and what will happen when china reopens on monday? a lot of speculation that they will stay backed. that is why we have seen quite a lot of nervousness in selling in the asian region today. anna: thank you. monday could be a nervous one. china will be back trading. thank you. guy:

juliette: safe haven demand has waned a little.silver, platinum almost higher but the gold price is at a three-week low. we have rates and affects markets -- fx markets quiet. a demand from the indian wedding season has not been a strong. angie: how will this play in the markets today? juliette: we are expecting a good rally from those materials, particularly coming through in australia. yesterday, we had the mna activity. it was sparking energy stocks but the higher oil prices and higher gold prices -- it should help up materials. 4%.hows up 2% in london, year to date, it has not been great. it is still a down 10%. it has been it -- it has had a big impact. gold come in terms of year to date, sits at a safvfe haven. we should see key markets. angie: thank you. despite the slowdown in china, warren buffett remains firmly optimistic about its prospects. , he saysto bloomberg china offers long-term investment opportunities. mr. buffett: this country has gone through a couple of world wars in the 20th century, a civil war. we have had

in calistoga, juliette goodrich, kpix 5 news. >>> hot enough for you today? taking a live look now from our dublin camera where we've seen triple digits for several days in a row but some relief from the heat is coming our bay and chief meteorologist paul deanno has the details. >> one day is all it's going to take this time and frankly we need it. dublin, hot. 104. pittsburg, triple digits for you. sunnyvale, you almost hit 100 today. 95 for vallejo. the only spot that was cooler was right along the coastline, ocean beach today, high of 74. it was sunny from start to finish. the time lapse in san jose. you can see the shadows moving and that's about it. even in sausalito you had mainly sunny skies, a little bit of haze from the fire burning in monterey county. aside from that you were fog free. tomorrow morning a different scene in sausalito. all the cloud cover and rain you see in southern california, would be nice to get some rain but we'll take cooler weather. that's the source of our weather change. tomorrow will be a whole lot different if you're out in

in livermore, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> president obama has signed a disaster declaration in the wake of the "valley fire." it means fire victims will qualify for temporary housing grants and low cost loans. right now, flames are about 75% contained at the "valley fire." it has burned more than 76,000 acres. 1200 homes have been destroyed. 700 other structures have been destroyed. cobb is the only community still under evacuation orders. but thousands of people are displaced. kinocti will provide accommodations to victims of the fire. it's been closed since 2009 and on the market for sale. >>> there are still four other evacuation sites that are open for people to stay in and around clearlake. >>> new at 6:00 , the city of oakland has filed a federal lawsuit against wells fargo over predatory lending practices. the city says wells fargo issued more expensive and higher risk loans to minority borrowers. that violates the fair employment in housing act of california. wells fargo has not commented. >>> san francisco may be bucking the trend when it comes to biking laws. today pro bi

. >> the rain is tapering off this evening but i'm happy to report, juliette, we received more rainfall than we were expecting. we were hoping to get about a quarter inch to half inch of rainfall in the north bay mountains. some spots got more than an inch of rainfall. it's tapering off but that means it's pushing south to the rest of the bay area. kpix 5 hi-def doppler showing lots of rain in the state of california. lake county, first, middletown, still raining, albeit not as intense as earlier today where it was coming down pretty good. napa, sonoma, west to petaluma, showers in graton, heavy rain toward bay point. to the south steady rainfall from livermore, dublin, west, hayward, castro valley south to fremont. and we are looking outside and talking about rainfall totals that are pretty high for this time of year. this is a decent september storm. graton .4". calistoga nearly half inch. guerneville inch and a half. santa rosa .25". berkeley .02" it just started there. it will be markedly less rain south of the golden gate but everybody will get something. rain tapering off this eve

juliette goodrich reports. >> reporter: you warned us, i knew this would be my assignment today in the east bay. take a look. this temperature reading has been going back and forth from 100 down to 98. it still feels hot and i guess it's going to be this way all week. the heat is on! >> here's the ice cream. >> thank you! >> reporter: and, of course, the ever so popular soft serve at the local dairy can help cool things off momentarily. >> i have the pineapple vanilla on this hot day. very refreshing. can't wait. we just had to get them. >> reporter: and for those who work out in it like juan reyes, hydrating is a must. >> pretty hot. got to keep drinking more. >> reporter: midafternoon our temperature gauge in our news van hit 108 degrees. and just when you thought lawns in the east bay couldn't get any browner or flowers any drier, now look. and on a day like today, richard westwood is working nonstop. he owns a heating and air repair. today his staff is fully booked trying to get air-conditioners fixed. >> they should start the air- conditioner in the morning, let it maintain its te

i'm juliette goodrich. >>> a new problem for valley fire victims.returning here today. charred rebel where their homes one stood. tonight, they are facing a new challenge. >> the unique question for fire victims when they find they have no home to go to is where do they stay? the video and hotel just became a long-term option. they opened their doors on saturday. one couple we spoke to said they simply live day-by-day. [crying] >> reporter: anything that survived the valley fire say rare find. >> the only thing that i have left. >> reporter: for this couple the only belonging standing in their home say miracle. >> it is there. we have it. >> reporter: her husband owns a yard service business but he has not worked since the fire destroyed their home and all of his tools. >> it is killing me on the inside. everything is gone. everything we built is gone. >> reporter: they have a family to stay with for now. for many, they don't have anywhere to go to. as of sunday night 41 evacuees are staying at the twin pine casino and hotel. they opened up a room t

as juliette goodrich reports, a jailhouse interview he granted to her is now part of an fbi affidavit. >> reporter: when 38-year-old matthew muller was booked into jail, he lost his right to privacy. inmates are warned all jailhouse visits and interviews will be recorded unless they are speaking with their lawyer or a priest. my july report did not include his off the record comments from our interview. no cameras are allowed inside the jail during an interview. i couldn't even bring in pen or paper. so i wrote notes after the interview. my first impression, he is extremely intelligent and wasn't shy to talk. he also laid down some ground rules that certain things would be off the record and for background only. but now, everything on the record and off the record we talked about is revealed in the fbi's newly released affidavit citing my name and the interview at the santa rita jail in dublin. specifically, when i asked muller if he acted alone when he kidnapped denise huskins from a vallejo home or if there were others involved in the kidnapping. muller said there was no gang, it wa

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cowrite, a story of love and tragedy, based on their experience which echos the tail of romeo and julietteave made stoit venice to see themselves on the big screen. >> this is such a multi-cultural environment that we have never seen, tall buildings, and cars everywhere, and crowds of people. it's very, very strange, and everything looks so strange, compared to our culture where we live with nature. >> reporter: the scenery is lush and stunning, no special effects needed. the filmmakers warned that the tourests might flood in after seeing the film, but they say they want the world to understand their culture. here at one of the most expensive hotels in venice, the cast said that their community is the happiest on earth. >> in our culture there are no homeless. there are no poor people. everyone is equal. money is very rare. we have overcome traps of money. we have overcome the laws of government, because we want to maintain the reputation of the happiness. >> reporter: the directors and their children lived with the tribe for seven months, learning about their way of life. >> but they don'

juliette: good morning, guy.his picture of green full you, because -- green fool you, because it has been a weekday. -- a weak day. index isnal benchmark on track for its worst quarter is the years, as australian share market in the market in hong kong. the shanghai market is down 29% on the quarter, the worst performance of any major index globally. it posted's worst quarter since 2008. although we are seeing some good games coming through today, particularly from the stocks that were high yesterday. in japan, we saw nothing on the nikkei 225, and a glut today. the benchmark indexes up by 2.7%. still, the biggest quarterly loss in five years. let's have a look at some of the other performers over the quarter. we have been talking a lot about the malaysian ringgit. it is having its worst quarter since 1997. you can see over the past three months it is down 17.5% against the greenback, although there has been a bit of an upside during today's trade. this is the picture of the japanese yen in comparison, certainly

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good evening, i'm juliette >>> tonight, thousands turn out for a visit and why hundreds are not happy about the visit. >> we go to the sap center where an overflow crowd is listening to the prime minister right now. >> reporter: a lot of excitement and energy outside of the center right now. a sold out crowd, 18,500 people inside of the center now. thousands more outside. many of them hoping to get a free ticket but if you can not get inside there is a monitor to watch what is going on. it is a big celebration for the community here in the bay area because it has been decades seupbd a endia decades -- since head of india has visited california. not everyone is happy. protesters are expected here tonight. here is one. >> he is a criminal. he did not do anything about stopping violence when there were slayings in india. >> reporter: again, more supporters than protesters out here to a sold out crowd, 18,500 peopled in of the sap center right now. earlier today, he visited with mark zuckerberg and visited google. back out live here, it started at 5:00, he is expected to take the stage at

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. it's toxic blue-green algae and warning signs are up for people to keep their pets out of the water after a dog died. but as mark kelly tells us, the slime can also be unhealthy for children. >> reporter: no toxic algae is going to keep these boys from swimming on a holiday weekend. you guys know about the blue- green algae. >> oh, yeah. but we just -- it's okay. >> i read about it and, like, people told me it's mainly about dogs and stuff. i don't know. i didn't really read about it. >> reporter: health officials started posting these signs up and down the russian river. they are most concerned about kids and pets because they are more likely to unknowingly swim in the toxic algae blooms and drink the dangerous water. and, in fact, this 3-year-old golden retriever died last weekend after a swim here. >> an animal that's affected by this toxin will start to be a little bit uncoordinated. the muscles won't work so well. >> reporter: the deputy health officer, karen holbrook, says the r

go write - a story of love and tragedy based on their experience, echoing the tale of romeo and juliette. >> last month they had no passports, no birth certificates but made it to venice to see themselves on the big screen. >> this is a multicultural environment that we have never seen. tall buildings, cars, crowds of people. very, very strange. everything looks so strange. compared to our culture, where we live with nature >>> the scenario is seductive lush and stunning. no special effects needed. the film-makers warned that tourists might flood in. but they want the world to understand their culture. here is an expensive hotel in venice surrounded by the rich european city. the cast show their community in south pacific, is the happiest on earth. >> in our culture there is no homeless. there are no poor people. we have overcome the traps of money and the laws of government. we want to maintain the revocation of happiness. the directors and children lived with the tribe for seven months, learning about their way of learning about their way of life. they don't live with a full culture be

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the shooting happened just after 4:30 this afternoon at the northbound 280 split to southbound 101. just minutes ago we got word the interchange has reopened. police say a man in one car shot at another car on 280. two men in their 20s were hit. they are in the hospital. the suspects fled on the southbound 101 connector. police are still looking for him tonight. >>> meanwhile it has been a week since the "valley fire" exploded across lake county killing at least three people and burning hundreds of homes to the ground. tonight, weary evacuees are returning to middletown to see what's left. our christin ayers is live along highway 29 and christin, it sounds like it could be a long road home. >> reporter: definitely. we talked to some of the people lined up along this road earlier today. it was jammed with cars in both directions as far as the i can see. many of those people telling me they just wanted to go home. dozens of evacuees with everything they could get out before the fire roa

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the valley fire burning in lake and napa counties has more than doubled in size in just the past three hours. it has now exploded across 25,000 acres. and, firefighters have not been able to get any containment at all. there are reports of homes and other buildings going up in flames. tonight, mandatory evacuation orders are in place along a 30- mile stretch of highway 29 from lower lake to calistoga. the area is home to at least 10,000 people. and, sharon chin tells us a lot of them are having trouble getting out tonight. sharon? >> we are hearing reports of wrong way traffic as people scramble to get out. southbound is the only way out. people are tweeting highway 29 is at a standstill. no one can travel down highway 29. everybody must be headed to clear lake on which ever road gets them there. and highway 29 is a mess. so many people have just seconds to evacuate. the valley fire burns out of control. a massive fall of flames consuming rough terrain that sent four firefighters to t

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. one reason for night's traffic jam, people jamming out to billy joel. kpix5's sharon chin is live near at&t park where the concert is just about to let out. hi sharon. >> reporter: hi! well as you can see right now it is not too bad at all. the concert is going to end soon, so we expect the traffic to pick up. coming from the east bay, one driver tells us the traffic was horrific. a weekend long construction project at fifth and king streets detours traffic coming off of 280 north. plus, 50,000 fans flood to at&t park for billy joel's concert. getting stuck in traffic for the longest time. >> it is terrible. it has taken us 40 minutes to get around. >> reporter: then there is the shutdown of bart's transbay tube prompting these fans to board the ferry from the east bay. >> how was the ride? >> it was absolutely fantastic. it was fun. >> reporter: on a typical weekend, bart estimates it transports 80,000 riders but this weekend, some of them are taking the bus, they are running limited bus service between oakland and the san francisco transbay terminal w

juliette: thailand has arrested a second man over last month deadly bombing. the borderined near with cambodia. police say he looks similar to the sketch of a man seen leaving the shrine on august 17. the prime minister said there is evidence linking the man to the case. human rights groups have welcomed a court decision clearing a journalist accused of navy.ing the thai they were charged after republishing a paragraph of a writers -- reuters report. russia is planning to work with china to design and produce a new wide-body passenger aircraft. russian officials say the deal could he signed by the end of this year. this could require investment in the region. russia wants to strengthen ties with china as a counterweight to u.s. and european influence. live pictures coming through from aging -- beijing. they are expecting the president of south korea to arrive for this anniversary parade we have marking the end of the second world war. he will be giant -- joining 30 heads of state commemorating that 70th anniversary of the japanese surrender and the end of the

i'm juliette goodrich in for veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. b.a.r.t.ught it could put an end to jam packed rush hour trains by changing up its schedule. tonight some riders are telling us that new and improved is anything but at one station. kpix 5's phil matier is in concord tonight where the commute is being thrown off the tracks. phil. >> that's right. and they feel like they're being thrown under the tracks. here's the story. basically there's only so many b.a.r.t. cars to go around. as you said, other stations and other lines, they're getting longer trains, more of them, but here in concord, it's a whole different story. let's have a listen. >> i spend almost the whole way going to concord. >> if you go at 6:12 you can get a seat. >> it's taking what's already a rough commute and making it a lot rougher for the folks at concord. >> reporter: they aren't alone. call up social media and you'll get an eyeful of complaints about the new service. here's a sample. the new schedule is horrible. or houbtd -- or how about this one: royally screwed over, ha

. >> juliette goodrich reports from the fire zone tonight. >> reporter: hi, ken.entral and this is the heart of where they're refueling firefighters who have been out on the lines for 24-hour shifts at a time. right now it's dinnertime and they are getting fed before they head back out. to get the latest information on this firefight, we are joined now by cal fire captain dan olson. thank you for joining me. are we making progres? >> we are. at 30% containment and 70,000 acres, we were able to double the containment amount from 15 to 30. >> reporter: we have talked about some people that are missing. i know the search is under way with cadaver dogs in neighborhoods. >> we're deferring all those questions to the lake county sheriffs and the cooperating agencies that represent those counties. >> reporter: okay. obviously this rain does help. i know you're tracking the forecast in the next couple of days and it looks like sun again, right? >> yeah. and while this is helping currently at the moment we are not letting our guard down. we are aware that we are expecting

. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for veronica de la cruz.er is under arrest accused of using his lock to smash a driver's window during last month's critical mass protest. kpix 5 cate cauguiran on the key evidence that helped police catch him. >> that would be those videos that those viewers took, the people who were there at the time. we know a couple hours ago we met the woman who was in the zipcar at the time of the accident. she was able to tell her side to police. >> reporter: this video gave us a closer look at the man we know as ian hestfelt of san francisco. kpix 5 got this video of the man wearing a shirt that said "nonviolence is our strength." later that night it appears to be him attacking a zipcar of a woman trying to drive around the critical mass crowd. saturday night bike officers patrolling the billy joel concert recognized ian from the videos. police booked him on felony offense of false imprisonment, assault with a deadly weapon, vandalism, maliciously and willfully throwing a substance at a vehicle, and a misdemeanor for

juliette: it is pretty flat on the regional benchmark index today. it looks like we could have a seventh weekly loss. down by almost 4% we are seeing more selling coming through into korea, and japan's nikkei also in negative territory. that startedarkets trading in the last hour like malaysia and singapore are down by .2%. it is encouraging we are seeing some gains in the hang seng. the market has opened higher after that holiday. we are still seeing the china market closed until monday. some gains in commodity prices in australia. up by .6%. some bright spots there, new zealand still coming under selling pressure. let's say what is driving the overall region, we're still seeing some financial stocks down by .2%. goods coming under selling pressure. you have seen the japanese shipbuilders also coming under pressure. because they had that picked up coming through. at this stage, we are seeing that retreats continue across asian stocks. draghi: with the mario because they turned down their expectations. they're pledging to do more as the fragile europ