kron 4's kate cagle reports. a "sanctuary city" pioneer. ving the policy a second thought. > >kate : nearly two months after kate steinle died on pier 14 santa clara county is taking a second look at their sanctuary city policy. in a meeting today.the sheriff admitted they've been ignoring ice requests since late 2011. >> : "we are still getting requests and we are ignoring them." > >kate:she is asking the board of supervisors to take a second look at their policy. the man accused of killing steinle is an undocumented immigrant who had been in and out of u-s prisons. ice supporters argue law enforment cooperation makes everyone safer >>:i do consider our current position as a loophole > >kate:many recent immigrants spoke at the meeting in support santa clara county current position. >> : "right now their scared. they are in a very vulnerable position right now. " > >kate:priya murthy is the program organization that helps immigrants know their rights. >> : "people have to feel safe > >kate:the board of supervisors will continue their discuss

. >> grant:kron 4's kate cagle is live where they are knocking on >> reporter: this is pretty much a ghost town. some things have changed. and some he that police have been able to come back and see their home. p g at t are about to drive by right now. --pge >> reporter: yesterday as some firefighters on these roads. today i saw the deputies. >> >> reporter: east deputies are from solano county. they have been driving up and down streets. stopping at every single house. the deputies first knock on the door and then they looked at the back. always in pairs. they are announcing their presence. they want to make sure everyone is accounted for creek and look out for suspicious activity. there has been many wars about letting out here. but they did not find any evidence of that. some >> reporter: napa county deputies stop by and they wanted to check to make sure that i wasn't a luther. someone that was allowed to be here. --looting. >> reporter: they have heard rumors of losing the have not seen any of it. -- looting >> grant: 70 people are asking us as we walk of brown is how the fighter

kron 4's kate cagle tells how weekend heat. >> reporter: persistent spot fires threaten to spark this weekend. in middletown did see and hear the chain saws on every corner. and exposes his in amber is to the air. they are working together to extinguish spot fires. all this ash contains chemicals and they wear masks to clean up the mass. >> reporter: he he is going to be factored. temperatures will stay all week long hot temperatures. 80 degrees on sunday. his gun at be that way starting at noon all the way up to 6:00 it is going to be in the '90s. all have your 70 forecast next. >> pam: breaking news tonight. two teenage boys. are suspected of sexually assaulting a 14- year-old girl earlier today. it happened near the miller knox regional shoreline. in the port richmond area. kron four's jeff bush spoke with police about this incident. he brings us the story. >> pam: just ahead. the latest on the search for a rape suspect who attacked a woman in her home earlier today. the three santa clara county deputies charged with killing an inmate. try to get out of jail on bail. the old easter

kron 4's kate cagle joins us live from the largest evacuation center. located at the napa valley fairgrounds in calistoga. kate.is there any word how long these people will have to stay here? loca> >kate: people are sellingn the evacuation centers with the knowledge that it may be days before they can go in to see the devastation alone there are more than a thousand people sleeping here they have put the sign up that says donations tomorrow please but i have not seen them turn anyone else turn just a while ago i saw a woman drop off betting and they're just trying to give everybody a break to allow the evacuees to sleep and to everybody running the center has been a very long day >>:is all relevant as it is not as long as other people who do not have a place to sleep > >kate: we did see some volunteers sorting through clothes and people are sleeping on cots and tense--tents there is a spirit of generosity and it was time for one more generation--donation for those in need some evacuates have come to this area to bring betting which has been helpful for t

a new documentary tells his story -- kron 4's kate cagle brings us a preview. >> reporter: time has doneittle to relieve her grief. >> reporter: over the years she has told her story countless times. >>: mark called me and told me what was happening. >> reporter: he band together with others to take back the planned. >> reporter: a fine not living in a rugby player. >>: he was the big daddy and aunt physical that-guy. >> reporter: the documentary has won awards. >>: at that apply to i was happy my sign took on a rugby in high school. >> reporter: mark's mom is someone who's big in this documentary. she was the flight attendant and retired after 911 >> reporter: santa rosa 59 . the weekend will be cooler. also given us more clouds on saturday. tomorrow highs after 4:00 p.m.. livermore had 90. here 7 day forecast looks like this. cloudy and humid tomorrow. monday tuesday things will clear up with the clouds and state cool all week long. >> pam: >> gary: has a year highlights coming up next. my name is jeff richardson, the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine

kron 4's kate cagle joins us with an update on the fire kate. how quickly is the fire spreading? > >kate:vickie, it's like northern california can't catch a break.just as valley fire evacuees get the go ahead to go home.there are new evacuations.this time in monterey county. cal fire says ten homes have already burned down because of the tassajara fire. one person has died. this fire started yesterday afternoon.and it has already burned a thousand acres. the red cross has opened an evacuation center at carmel middle school. earlier the monterey county sheriff's department planned to escort some evacuees home.but canceled because of dangerous conditions. they will try again tomorrow. those evacuation areas include tassajara road from carmel valley road to ka-shah-wa. cal fire says firefighters made containment lines.but this drought is making things difficult. nearly 300 firefighters are working on this fire. the smoke also creating a health hazard in monterey county. meanwhile.the s-p-c-a is working behind the fire lines tonight.they have already rescued more than fifty animals.

> >kate : yes they're all good >> pam :kron 4's kate cagle meet jolene pane this morning. and after hearing her story kate hit the road in search to find what was left of jolene's home. along the way. the crew came across downed power lines. and hillsides still smoldering. once kate arrived to jolene's address. she made a phone call to tell the family what she discovered. kate discovered two of the families cats that were left behind jolene's home is next to a green golf course which probably helped the home stay out of harms way. just ahead. the governor does not mince words about the current and future problems for california and the battle against these massive fires. the man accused of several felonies associated with a critical mass bike event. in court today. >> gary :and it is opening night for the forty-niners, the highlights coming in a few minutes and we will see what's up from the ballpark in san francisco later on da>> diane : extended forecast s coming ♪ my name is marcus jenkins. i'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is abo

kron 4's kate cagle is here to show who has been taking care of all those anmials. >> reporter: while evacuees figure out what to do about their homes and jobssome of their pets have been in very good hands. >> reporter: sam the siamese kitten was discovered friday in middletown. painful burnshis face and paws singed by flames. he is one of many cats badly burned in the valley fire. >>: "these kitties come in with no whiskers. they're singed down all their hair too. burnt pads." >> reporter: sam is one of nearly 100 animals who have been helped by middletown animal hospital. less than 24 hours after the town burned and people ranveterinarians here began driving the roads looking for animals in need. not all of them are burned victims. this dog was attacked by other roaming dogs while streets were empty o fpeople. >>: "most of them i think are going to make it" >> reporter: with so many animalsthis hospital has been operating at maximum capacity. as the burn victims come inthey are stabilized and sent to surrounding hospitals or foster homes. >>: "we just don't have enough space for ev

kron-4's kate cagle is live in livermore, where people have their air conditioners turned all the way >> reporter: have the simple game plan today in my car severance cisco draft on the 580 east still had the travel before ifmy approach today - hop on the 580 east and drive until my car said i was in the triple digits. by the time i got here: it said it's hot enough working near an but this one is outside during a "we traded a pizza for the "try standing in front of this oventhen you'll know" out hereevery so often. "i can't remember having two days in a row.i don't remember it's the reason rudyand most of his neighborshave gone solar. rudy says it's shaved 400 dollars off his bill.off- setting the costs of air conditioning backyard. "100 percent pleased with.it's a with so many air conditioning units cranking during this heat waveit may surprise you we haven't had a flex alert - that's when people are asked to reduce how much electricity they use. a cal-iso spokesman says upgrades to the grid have helped a lot. despite this summer's heatdemand for electricity has stayed stable. but p

kate cagle helped worried residents check on their homes. j-r stone spoke with a firefighter. who lost his childhood home to the fire. but first tonight. grant lodes joins us live from calistoga. where people have gathered to find shelter. >> grant: more than a thousand people estimated to be hearing cost of a napa county fairgrounds up from 800 yesterday it some more and more people continued to the war more donations continue to come that is the good news don't need any more items right now and how long they might first choice around that the county fairgrounds almost like a festival out here of course there is extreme sadness and sorrow and confusion some of these people. of see talk tuesday homes burned down to. talk the people they know they're ok. false test of the folks who don't know what the status of their home as. the tense and some people sleeping in their cars for. a bunch of porta-potti is just bad deliver here. while there are bathrooms here we need more help. firefighters. no lot of people and we were of their yester day . his house in his apartment there. "the

kate cagle talks with a man sheltering dozens of animals from the fire. but first, grant lodes is here with more. about those who lost their lives in the fire. grant? >> grant:three confirmed deaths. bruce burns, barbara mcwilliams, and leonard neft all lost their lives. an unknown number of people still missing. barbara mcwilliams, a retired teacher, had multiple sclerosis and was unable to drive. rescue crews said, they were unable to make it to her, before her middletown apartment was lost. leonard neft - a former san jose mercury news reporter - was packing his car to leave, when he last spoke with his wife. officials confirmed his death today. the body of bruce burns - another middletown resident has been discovered. he owned a recycling business in town. kron four's scott rates.live tonight at the evacuation center at the napa county fair grounds.where cal fire.and other public officials recently gave all those evacuees an update.scott what can you tell us? >> reporter: lot of help of their. these people still waiting to get back to see if they stil

kron 4's kate cagle brings us a documentary. >> reporter: terrible leif's. time has little to the fees ellises grief. "teen years can be depression refits him of the way it as. "over the years campbell historic palestine to halt market as a hero. "call me pull the wool is happening then when the phone went dead. >> reporter: realize that flight 93 was hijacked and the other passengers to take back the plan, his story memorialized but the new documentary shared the story as low status native you haven't heard. fun-loving rugby player broke through stereotypes' for what he loved and who he loved. "is a very physical life about time the world knows by now game and come in every shape and size and government." >> reporter: hourlong documentary film be shown on pbs. story starts in moscow as for high school rugby team ends with the largest domestic terrorism attack on u.s. sofa. "the point my son was very glad getup of rugby and high school. that was kate cagle reporting the documentary is set to air >> reporter: done with the carriers are charging for the new de

>>darya:kron 4's kate cagle reports. one "sanctuary city" pioneer. giving the policy a second thought. >>reporter:nearly two months after kate steinle died on pier 14 santa clara county is taking a second look at their sanctuary >>reporter:in a meeting today.the sheriff admitted they've been ignoring ice requests since late 2011. >>:"we are still getting requests and we are ignoring them." >>reporter:she is asking the board of supervisors to take a second look at their policy. >>reporter:the man accused of killing steinle is an undocumented immigrant who had been in and out of u-s prisons. >>reporter:ice supporters argue law enforment cooperation makes everyone safer." >>:"we should support law enforcement" >>reporter:many recent immigrants spoke at the meeting in support santa clara county current position. >>:"right now their scared. they are in a very vulnerable position right now. " >>reporter:priya murthy is the program director for "siren" an organization that helps >>:"people have to feel safe going to law enforcement." >>reporter:the board of

kron 4's kate cagle met one homeowner. and then went to check out her home. kate joins us live from the napa valley fairgrounds in calistoga. with what she found. kate? >> reporter: met selena earlier today she described how frantic she was leaving her home had in valley lake could see flames coming up over the hillside and grabbed her kids barakat of half they tried to flee their home this morning and she was happy shortly if she did with their lives. "didn't know we were going to make it" >> reporter: we tried to get hit the road the answers for her arrest of a downed power lines peony cruise for can to get things back up and running hillsides are still smoldering killing told me it took me per hour to get out of her neighborhood only one exit cars doorjambs people driving through each other's yards to get out. then i got the jolly is addressed today made a very important call. ". "thank you, are all the other houses around us good? entire cossack looks good. >> reporter: joline scat their hind fare pretty sure the last i gecko is ok to the factor homas next

after a viscious coyote kron 4's kate cagle has details >> reporter: he is doing much better.ay but warned dog owners of coyote the stern grove at the awfully here wednesday his owner bruce and brother live 7:00 a.m. coyote's snatched at the and ran back in the brush. regular >> reporter: us have been spent here for weeks. earlier this summer concern known recorded this video appears to show black cloud chasing a coyote up the hill the. to hear playful. they gave the people next thing you know the comedown. one reason is that they're wearing leashes today habib. they're concerned about any helping him he'll. altogether more than 500 people donated help the bills raising humbly old $20,000. signs posted all over the part warning dog owners allow underdog tough for the coyote is a violation of her coat. a coyote it comes to close these to be firmly should allay. >> pam: happened last nighta plane heading from oakland to orange county. was pushing back, when it hit the wing of another no one was injured. southwest issued a statement saying- quote "safety is always our number one