now i made lake call for my second lake of the day. there's probably no other bavarian landscape that's been painted as often as the area around lake the color and light even lent this landscape its name the land. at the beginning of the twentieth century. was a trendy meeting point for young artists to pay. interest would rise to fame as the expressionists and with them. the young artists who were attracted to lake colorado painted very differently from the way people were used to. provoke a live brightly colored landscapes. they called their group double our height or the blue rider. their most important representatives were two friends vasily condensed. and funds mark. at a carload you can see not only the subjects these young expressionists painted but also the results here in the funds mark museum. most of the words exhibited here are by fans mark and his contemporaries. was a tip try looking for their subject yourself follow the sign posted our trail through the village of cockle. you'll learn about the history of the blue rider.

control in lake county. afternoon, >>> governor jerry brown declares a state of emergency as a wildfire burns out of control in lake county. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makevec. pawnee fire has exploded in size. kpix 5 brings us the latest. >> reporter: the pawnee fire is now burning across 8200 acres and has destroyed 22 structure. hundreds more buildings remain seriously threat everybodied. >> a community means together and, you know, i guess it's political statement, but this is what we need to be all the time, not just when there is a natural disaster. >> lake county sheriff's department says a mandatory was ordered almost immediately after the fire began saturday night. 2500 people have fled roughly 600 homes. for people who live in the town of clear lake this experience is all too familiar. >> i have been evacuated six times the last five years, this is nothing new t is the closest one. this one here is in my backyard. my wife here, my neighbor's dog, i'm out of here. >> reporter: what do you have

. >> we want to start with the developing news out of lake county. a destructive wildfire burning out of control, we were over the fire earlier today and it doubled in size. just in, it stands at 3000 acres in size. flames burning through dry, rugged terrain with no containment at this hour. cal fire says 12 structures destroyed and hundreds more are threatened. mandatory evacuation orders are in place for several communities. >> this map gives you an idea of where it is burning on the southeast side of clear lake, for the latest on the firefight we go to andre senior in lake county. >> reporter: julie, it is hot, humid and windy making the situation to battle this more difficult for the crews that are down the highway here on highway 20 battling the flames. you can see over our shoulder we have been here for an hour and there is smoke from the top of the hill. periodically you see the flames flare up big and the firefighters and choppers with water dumping water on the flames. earlier, we had a chance to visit one of the evacuation centers. in the m

here's the latest on the wildfire burning in lake county. east of clear lake. since it started saturday evening, it has now burned 12 square miles. that's five times as big as it was this time yesterday. crews this point. it is burning at a very steep valley. making it hard to fight. we know that some homes have been destroyed and 3000 people have been told to evacuate. we will get an update in just a few moments. >>> people are talking about roseanne and her tearful apology about her controversial tweet. last month, in a tweet, roseanne compared a former obama administration senior advisor to an ape. went there was public outrage, roseanne tried to exclusive, saying she was on ambien. when she made -- wrote that tweet. abc shut down the revival of roseanne's show despite it being so popular. in a podcast in view, roseanne admits she feels terrible about it. on thursday, abc said it will air a 10 episode connor family sitcom without roseanne. >>> dinosaurs ruled the box office this weekend. jurassic world fallen kingdom came in as the number one movie in north

the lake is occasionaly closed because of algae blooms.all the facts. a new alameda county grand jury final report concludes that lake temescal , in the oakland hills, is sometimes contaminated by sewage.the report finds that "a particularily troubling source of contamination is untreated sewage that periodically seeps into the lake's usual water flows."the lake is frequently closed when water testing reveals contamination, but the grand jury finds that the public isnt always told what the contamination is, saying "we learned that citizens were not adequetly notified about sewage spills at the lake." around the lake on tuesday, park goes were suprised to hear that the closures might be the result of sewage spills. soti think i've seen signs out here that talk about the algae but i haven't seen anything that's mentioned sewage.the grand jury report notes that the most likely source of the sewage contamination is probably aging sewer lines that are damaged or overwhelmed during big rain storms. the report also conlcudes that east bay regiona

but scientists at the research center measured lake clarityat 59.7 feet. >> clarity in lake tahoe is at its lowest point ever recorded. >> reporter: uc davis professors called the levels a perfect storm of nature resulting from five years of drought followed by record rain that brought large volumes of sediment into the lake. >> because of the ending of the most severe drought we have had is -- in1600 years plus the bad winter recorded in the region. >> they are a concern for environmental groups. >> we were in -- expecting it to take a hit. >> reporter: they manage growth and development including construction underway on the north shore. the group saysit is working to reduce runoff into the lake. >> doing restoration projects to reduce erosion, sediment, restoring meadows and wetlands. >> someone needs to grab the the princess. >> reporter: seeing into the waters is one of the reasons they are here. >> we need to keep it clean, clear. my kids kids need to come here. >> they tell us early readings are abided -- a bright picture. an indication that lake tahoe is recovering naturally.

calfire pouring additional crews into the sprawling pawnee fire in lake county ... we have an date from the scene. whoosh new child sex charges against an east bay teacher and babysitter as the list of alleged victims grows. we are getting calls every day whoosh nat and she told her neighbor to go back to mexico with all the other drug dealers. the american born man's calm response has gone viral. (pam) firefighters battle walls of flames... as the pawnee fire in lake county grows tonight.. and shows little sign of slowing down.(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. here's a look at where we stand at this hour. the pawnee fire has burned 13 thousand acres and is now 17 percent contained. 22 structures including homes have burned. and 600 more are threatened. (pam) kron-4's gabe slate reports from near the fire line in lake county. stand up - gabe slate " all day tuesday firefighters battled the stubborn pawnee fire up in lake county, there is no end in sight, here is an update from cal fire" sound from david clark - cal fire pio "the f

an evacuation shelter has been established at lower lake high school on lake street and kpix5's joe vazquez is there tonight. joe? >> reporter: yeah, brian. the lower lake high school is the designated red cross shelter. about half a dozen people are spending the night here. most evacuees are spending the night with family and friends, but we found some folks in watchein st dozens of neighbors gather at a makeshift outdoor evacuation campground just a few miles from the pawnee fire. >> it's been a very difficult 24 hours not to know if your animals are okay or your house is okay or your neighbors are okay. we're a community. >> reporter: this vantage point is quite familiar to lake county residents escaping fires in recent years. >> i've been evacuated, oh, six times the last five years. this is nothing new, but this is the closest one. this one here is my backyard. >> reporter: the evacuation zone expanded tonight. the sheriff's department tells us about 2,500 people have left about 600 homes in this community northeast of the town of clearlake. some younger relatives stayed behind to help

w these diners in the capitalnh frfrom lake victctoria. host: tropical storms are among the most desestructive weaeatr eventsts. expertrts warn that t as global mperatures rise, storms will bebecome me frfreque and m mor tense. the avere e tempature has been rising forany y dedes. last year s s one ofhe w warst sincnce the start t of recordrd-keeping in n the 19th century. in 2016, cyclone wstston, onof the strongest stormsms ever memeasured, devastated the fii archipelago, with wind speeds of 285 kilometers an hour. living on the coast there is becoming increasingly hazardous. reporter: vanua a levu, fiji's second-larargest island, i s blessed wiwith fertile v volcc soil. reporter: vanua a levu, fiji's sbut paradise it's not., i s people here are being moved from their homes. one of the evacuees takes us for a nostalgic ride. coming here gives village chief sailosi ramatu a melancholy feeling. we've driven three kilometers down the road and have yet to see a soul. sailosi: when we go ahead to the old site, it brings me all the memories of

we have a fire threatening hundreds of homes in lake county. and in santa rosa... 4-year-old boy is hurt in a mass shooting and one man is dead. ( darya ) good morning i'm dary folsom.( james ) and i'm james fletcher. we will have more on that hooitn in just a moment.( darya ) but first we want to go to will tran he is live at an evacuation center in lake county with the latest on that fire. will? now to the breaking news in lake county... where a fire is burning out of control. the pawnee fire has now spread to nearly 8-thousand acres and there is no containment this morning. we expect those numbers to change when we get an update from cal fire later this morning. 600 homes are still being threatened. 12 buildings have been destroyed. mandatory evacuations are in place for the entire spring valley community north of highway 20 and east of clear lake. so far no injuries have been reported. thanks will. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) two strike teams with firefighters from alameda county... berkeley..

the lake is occasionaly closed because of algae blooms.les clifford tell us... the public may not be getting all the facts. a new alameda county grand jury final report concludes that lake temescal , in the oakland hills, is sometimes contaminated by sewage.the report finds that "a particularily troubling source of contamination is untreated sewage that periodically seeps into the lake's usual water flows."the lake is frequently closed when water testing reveals contamination, but the grand jury finds that the public isnt always told what the contamination is, saying "we learned that citizens were not adequetly notified about sewage spills at the lake." around the lake on tuesday, park goes were suprised to hear that the closures might be the result of sewage spills. soti think i've seen signs out here that talk about the algae but i haven't seen anything that's mentioned sewage.the grand jury report notes that the most likely source of the sewage contamination is probably aging sewer lines that are damaged or overwhelmed during big rain s

, and mixes the lake water.lcium carbonate, a type of limestone. follow the trail in the south tufa area, and you'll feel like you're exploring another planet.if you're hesitant to explore on your own, mammoth all weather shuttle runs a number of tours that cover spots like mono lake and bodie. (for tour figure $139 depending on number of people.) and, that's kind of a theme in mammoth lakes. this is the hot creek geological site. volcanic vents make this beautiful blue water boil.. but it's a whole different story in the nearby lower or middle stretch of the river.if you've never been fly fishing, this catch and release spot is where you give it a go. i spent the morning with a local guide named scott flint. i learned about fish, and apparently the ones here are very, very smart. i also learned more than i ever imagined about the bugs these fish love to eat. with lots of guidance, even i had success. but truthfully, it doesn't matter if you catch anything, just being there, taking in the scenery is a win. and t

he is not from lake county. he did not know who he was working for and he did not have a drivers license. he had a gun and marijuana. and you got a trip to jail. >> the suspect has been identified as christian compos of ukiah. he is charge of being in an authorized person in a disaster zone, drugs and weapons charges.>>> officials are searching for an arsonist believed to have started five wildfires that continue to grow west of writing. this forced evacuations in several neighborhoods. more than 1300 acres have burned. it is 50% contained at this point. several homes were threatened but there are no reports of injuries. investigators say the person responsible may have been driving a tan or gold chrysler minivan. >>> new this morning, a brush fire in concord broke out this morning near newhall park. we is on the scene. what are you hearing? >> reporter: we have good news. we heard that the firefighters were in mop up mode and by the time we got here they were gone. hopefully the neighbors will get more rest bef

water contaminated with chemicals into the lake that in turn poisons the fish. the flour company's rejected the accusations. or syria is one of the biggest flour produces the company says it only uses half the industry standard amount of insecticides it prefers to employ natural methods like these tiny beetles which are sprinkled over the roses to the pits that the. syrian also uses water in close second it's to produce the flowers rather than pumping it back into the lake. adviser more are from germany's organization for international cooperation or g i said ask for the details from the. rainwater go to the. but also word safer are circulating after recycling are still pretty lies in order to start and then be used again and again and again but still this pollution entirely different industry see small hold families are to blame. like potato famine or money so what is the solution. there are more of the abuses are using what right and up are going to be avoided because because of the data they have to improve the heart with every issue and there's a lot of gap

clear lake 92 today. upper 80s for some.ther areas will be in the 60s, 70s on the temps. 80s, below average here for some custom moon bay. -- coast moon bay. 70s on the peninsula. too much fog. slight bump up in then tomorrow. nice day thursday. it does look warmer inland. friday and saturday. >> a lot of people happy to see the fog roll in. >> after saturday, yes. a little toasty saturday. >> that was a hot one. thank you, steve. >>> an english bulldog from minnesota has a new distinction this morning. thanks to the sonoma marin fair. >> her name is georgia. she's been crowned the world's ugliest dog. nine-year-old dog discovered by her owner through a pet fighting site. zsa zsa 's in perfections are -- in perfections are beautiful. >> i kn zsa zsa. roseanne still in the spotlight. talking about the controversy over a racist tweet. we hear her tearful apology after her show's reboot was canceled. >>> the justice department hands over new classified information related to the russia investigation. all the latest developments

firefighters are in lake county helping to fight the flames. a strike team from alameda county fire arrived at the fire and started a 24 hour operational period. the department tweeted these photos today. crews from berkeley, hayward and fremont are also assisting. >>> we've prayed prayed prayed d fighting fires right now in like lake county. may those flames be quilled. >> abc 7 was there. race sponsors, nascar fans and local businesses bought 1,100 tickets for survivors of october's wildfires. nascar also honored first responders from across the north bay. >> the public doesn't forget what we did and we don't forget what the public did for us. >> nascar and the raceway are also encouraging racing fans to patronize local businesses. >>> rodeo firefighters battle a vegetation fire that broke out on a hillside behind a home in herk uliz. it happened on finch court. you can see fire crews hosing down the brush there. the fire burned four acres. no word yet on what sparked it. >>> new voices are joining the outcry against the immigration policy th

east of clear lake. it started saturday evening, it has burned 12 square miles in at least 12 buildings. we are waiting to hear how many of those buildings were homes. the fire continues to burn out of control. 3000 people have been told that they have to leave that zone. most of them have headed south to the shelters in the town of lower lake. we are going to have a live interview right at 5:00 with an assistis up there fighting that lake county fire. >>> president trump announces he wants people who illegally enter the u.s. immediately sent back to their countries without a court hearing. that follows his recent decision to keep immigrant families together as they are process. doug luzader joins us live from washington, dc, with reports that the border, there seems to be a change in how illegal immigrants are being processed. good morning, doug. >> good morning. there are reports that some illegal immigrants are being allowed to enter the country without facing any charges. if that is the case, that is

our education correspondent rehema ellis has the details. >> reporter: reynolds lake oconee man madee, lush golf courses and multimillion dollar homes marketed to home buyers as a better kind of life. >> school was the key point that allowed us to move down here. >> reporter: with a better kind of school. >> we are lake oconee academy! >> reporter: lake oconee academy has an "a" rating from the state, a music lab with 25 pianos, a public charter school started by the property developer in part with private money but today funded by taxpayers and free to attend. >> i don't know who would not want their children there, if they're going to have these opportunities. >> reporter: sandra lawson, whose children were in a low performing school was hoping they'd win a spot in the charter lottery and she believes she never stood a chance. are you suggesting there might have been some deliberate effort to prevent your children from attending that school? >> or children like my children, african-american children. >> reporter: lake oconee academy told nbc the school is public, free, and open to

lake county sheriff's lt.orey pavlich said the neighborhood is still too dangerous to inspect, so officials do not have an accurate estimate of home damaged. officials say 600 threatened.pavlich said 16 residents spent the night in the county's evacuation center about 120 miles (193 kilometers) north of san francisco.francisco.north of san (193 kilometers) about 120 miles evacuation center county's the night in the residents spent pavlich said 16 threatened.pavlich said 16 residents spent the night in the county's evacuation center about 120 miles (193 kilometers) north of san francisco. (grant) (grant) francisco.francisco. (grant) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the south bay. a teen is arrested..after nearly hitting a police officer with a car. the incident happened last month... at the 76 gas station on south park victoria drive in milpitas. there an officer recognized two acura integras and a red dod

the fresh to laugh here comes from these fish cages on lake victoria. five years ago just off the island of fang danno brother and sister team gilbert and michelle began farming fish now they harvest some two hundred tons annually which goes straight onto ice we want to make sure that less fish is listed as that's it's obvious that right now almost sixty percent forty to sixty percent of all fish that is quote is lost because it so what we're doing is we're creating a fish tilapia hatched and grown in ponds unfun gano island before being transferred to their floating cages seem baozi now based in the us created the fish farm in part for altruistic reasons. they feed fisheries is not just life and these fish pond lake the fisheries is our communities fish farm this is where we're from we want to see out people that community that is marginalised who want to see our community global want to see them be empowered want to see them the able to have food for their tables the days when the fishermen here landed tons of perch are long gone during the one nine h

mark matthews in clear lake oaks, nbc bay area news. >> smoke is causing concern well outside of lake county. look at this photo from one of the cameras on top of mount hamilton in the south bay. the national weather service says the haze you see in the distance is likely a mixture of smoke and ash from both this lake county fire and another one burning in the sierra. rob? >> we have been watching the fire behavior. expanding during the afternoon. this is our weather underground camera looking to the east. the upper level winds starting to push the smoke off to the east of the fire line there. temperatures reaching 90 degrees. humidity levels only down to 9%. wind speeds up to 20 miles per hour. the forecast in the fire lines, brief cooling toward midweek. look at the temperatures again in the upper 90s as we go through the week. a return of the heat. that will impact us in the bay area. even though things are cooler for now, we are tracking the return of 80s bay side and 90s in the valley. fire danger. full impact ahead on the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> let's go back to ou

an evacuation center in lower lake.l. the pawnee fire has now spread to nearly 8-thousand acres and there is no containment this morning. we expect those numbers to change when we get an update from cal fire later this morning. 600 homes are still being threatened. 12 buildings have been destroyed. mandatory evacuations are in place for the entire spring valley community north of highway 20 and east of clear lake. so far no injuries have been reported. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.the morning. the morning.through out with you through out the morning. (james)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)continued cooling trend today with a well established marine layer and onshore flow in place. subtle day to day changes for much of the upcoming work week with temperatures running near or slightly below normal. by friday and saturday another ridge may build with a warming trend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf

but there's lake sediment for a gigantic lake. organic materials can come into the lake through rivers. it could be wind-blown in, or they can be formed in the actual lake itself by things like biology. now there's three different source of organic materials. one is biology. one of them could be meteorites that are falling into the surface and being directly deposited and the other one is a rock forming process that might general ray organic material on their own and might be the ones broughtin by rivers. we don't have enough information from the observations we have made to tell what the source is and how it got in there. >> so we found this goodlocation to look for organics on mars and we will talk about the seasonal methane. are your discoveries about the source of organics and the site is that related to the meth apes? >> yes and no. methanes. >> yes and no. >> if you take it in the ancient rock and you just generalize it. we have found organic material in the subsurface and that's representative of organic materials throughou

and it's brought a lot of tilapia four hundred kilometers from lake victoria. a new type of cooling box in the took took the cargo hold makes it possible. for what they had. used a basket kind of basket would carry them and i would get punished and then again we have to look at napa maybe can be free and i guess i am a match for you only rationing because you want to get to the beach or maybe you could defeat you. elective the french to not be a comes from these fish cages on lake victoria. five years ago just off the island of fang danno brother and sister team gilbert and michelle began farming fish now they harvest some two hundred tons annually which go straight on to ice we want to make sure that less fish is listed as it's obviously right now almost sixty percent forty to sixty percent of all fish that is caught is lost because it's not so what we're doing is we're actually creating good coaching for fish to turn our p.r. hatched and grown in ponds unfun gana island before being transferred to their floating cages. now based in the us created the fish far

lake. so far the "pawnee" fire has burned 13-thousand-500 acres and it is 25-percent contained. evacuation orders have been lifted in the spring valley community.. but mandatory evacuations remain in place for the double eagle ranch area. and tonight- - firefighters are racing against the clock as the weather starts to heat up again. (ken) triple digit temperatures expected this weekend could bring extreme fire danger to the area. kron 4's terisa estacio is live in lake county tonight with the latest on the firefighting efforts. (ken) thanks terisa - let's continue our live team coverage on the pawnee fire. (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by in the kron4 weather center. lawrence-- as the weather starts to heat up, there will be fire danger across the bay area... lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're g

record rain caused large volumes of sediment to stream into the lake.ntal groups have long been working to reduce that runoffs into the lake. >> extreme restoration projects to reduce the amount of erosion that the amount of sediment coming into the lake. >> researchers pointed to a positive. they say the lake is recovering naturally with an improved clarity level expected for this san francisco has a new mayor. she is london breed. she claims victory after mark leno parents concession. we will take a look into london breed's looks. >>> we will explain what apple is doing that will make it harder for law-enforcement agencies to hack into iphones to collect evidence. >>> good morning. you see traffic is lining up on the bay bridge already. some of these lanes, some early roots out there. right now, there's no troubles getting into san francisco. >>> cooler finally will kick in. temps are down. we are in the 50s so far. 57 in san jose. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on

your side team will be in lake county at moose lodge in clear lake from 2:00 p.m.ntil 7:00 p.m. you can stop by and get your questions answered. >>> let's get a quick update on weather and traffic starting with meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi, everybody. let's take a look at what's going on up north. we'll talk more about the fire conditions in clear lake. temperatures dropping overnight. relative humidity, while it's up, it's not really conducive. it's only 45%. winds, that's where you see a real difference. calm to around three miles per hour this morning. hopefully the firefighters get a nice start to the day where things will deteriorate as we head into the afternoon showers especially around 3:00 into the evening up until around midnight where the wends get in 10 to 20 miles per hour. some smoke could be heading farther south in the central valley. also

clear lake also. ukiah. everyone else starting to cool down after a pretty comfortable toasty day. >> you will notice that cooled down. >> i heard it last night. >>> 5:22. a new study on antarctica shows ice is melting at triple the rate. nature reports three killing tons of ice disappeared -- 3 trillion tons of ice disappeared. scientists say american coastal communities could be endangered if the melting ice makes sea levels go up. it's linked to global warming. it's making the ice in antarctica melt faster. >>> 5:22. lake tahoe known for its beautiful blue water. still to come, we will tell you wife lake tahoe is not as clean as it used to be. >>> plus, the battle in san francisco goes on to remove this controversial statute in civic center plaza. why the critics of the statute may get shot at it. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise c

upgrade online now. >>> more on developing news in lake county.n if wildfire has doubled in size and earned 7700 acres. thousands have been forced to evacuate but some are refusing to leave their homes. 300 firefighters are battling the flames, officials say it is 0% contained. it has destroyed 12 structures including some homes. the martinez spoke to a woman today who lost her home in the fire and she is leveling some harsh accusations against fire crews saying they did not do enough to protect her property. >> my house is about to burn down. >> reporter: she woke up from a nap and into a nightmare. she fell asleep on the couch after gardening, not knowing the fire broke out at 5 pm on saturday. >> the first i was where was around 7 pm andthe ridge. i called 911. >> reporter: the operator told her there was a mandatory evacuation order for her area. they knew that fire was on the other side of the trail and open gates to give crews access. but they never came. >> i had four streams of water on my roof, i tore everything away from my house, i clos

temperatures in clear lake at 50. san rafael and vallejo at 59. mid to upper 50s in the north bay valleys this morning. the close are you get to water, the more likely you'll need the windshield wipers. temperatures mid to uppererywhe. 62 in san jose, 61 in newark. the cooling has finally reached some of our hottest nah neighborhoods, antioch 167 degrees cooler than yesterday. small craft advisory north of the bay bridge and east of the golden gate bridge starting at 11:00 this morning starting at 9:00. the winds will have the biggest effect if you're out on the way. the rest of us, keeping the yard work and the exercise in cool are conditions. any hot spots, sue? >> we have a couple of hot spots. the cool spot on the golden gate bridge where the fog is definitely drizzly and you can see coming off the waldo grade. it's pretty thick up there. just a heads up and you'll need your windshield wipers as you make your way in san francisco. three lanes remain blocked southbound 280 near san jose avenue leaving san francisco, slow traffic in that area. w

lake windermere in the lake district, wherejohn lake windermere in the lake district, where john maguire it is a lwa ys shaping up this morning. it is always a gorgeous picture because there is so much to see. a bit cloudy but it still looks lovely. and you can't see the scaffolding around big then clearly this morning. and this is cannon hill park, in birmingham, where matt is waiting with our forecast. good morning, matt. good morning, john. steph, very good morning to you as well. i think i have the rough weather deal this morning. sunshine in windermere, bright in london and raining here. it has started to rain in the past few minutes. i think myjacket was a bit too optimistic. the reason we are here in birmingham this morning is because it is one of the site is being recognised by historic england as being an important site for the suffragette movement. to tell us more about that i am joined by luisa moore. a very good morning. thank you forjoining us, and in the rain as well. tell us a little bit more about these 41 sites you are recognising. two these 41 sites have been relisted,

debora villalon in lake county. >>> meteorologist, bill martin joins us now. there's a chance for the fire crews battling them. >>> fire can plan their attack. the last 48 hours, the wind shifted, gusting above 35 miles per hour. you can see where the growth in the fire was, it is up to 10,500 acres. the height was here at 3000 acres last night. it went up to 8200 acres this morning. it is 10,000 now, the growth is slow, the winds have become more consistent out of the west, much better direction for firefighters. they can plan their assault on the fire based on the knowledge of the next few days will be west southwest through this zone. temperatures will be in the upper 80s tomorrow. humidity will be around 30%, the winds with the westerly component is huge. current conditions right now are 41% in kelsey belle. 62% in cloverdale. this is huge. they get this moisture recovery every day. firefighters have this planned out, cal fire knows what to do, they said fire lines east of the fire, counting on the westerly winds to help with this fire. i think we will get

, green lake was a popular swimming spot, 200 feet deep, but the u.s. geological survey says that when lava began to fill it on june 2, it took just 90 minutes, and the lake was gone. during more than a month of eruptions, lava has consumed eight square miles of land and coastline. >> something to watch there, those figures are mind blowing, the thick about that.>>> happy monday, bill martin. our chief meteorologist. a pretty nice day out there? >> a nice day, the happy monday, it definitely warmed up today, temperatures were about a good 5-8 degrees higher than yesterday, a nice regime here, the pattern last week was this, all spring, the stretched out marine layer, causing in terms of typical weather for me in june, and here we are now in a typical pattern, high pressure will be the dominant weather system, and condense the fog at the coast, it will heat the inland valleys, it will muck up the air quality a little bit, and it will increase fire dais good, but it is typical spring/summer. >>> this is the system that was r so, but position far enough no

live in lake county. wayne friedman abc 7 news. >>> calfire called in all sorts of aerial support to deal with the fire. it's utilize attention two dc-10s and helicopters from the base at mclellan airport in zroomt to attack from the air. they say they have their hands full. they hav years. the planes come loadwood fire retardant and a lot of thought is given where to drop it precisely. flying over a wilder can be rough fors pilots as can you imagine. >> the air current with tremendous in the mountainous valleys as well as the temperatures because the fire heats the air makes for quite the bumpy ride. >> each plane is capable of making up to ten trips per day every one of them desperately needed. >> of course weather conditions have a huge impact and fighting a fire from theary a or from the ground. >> absolutesly critical of course with a look at what firefighters are facing in lake county here is abc 7 news meteorologist sand where a patel. >>> let's look at live doppler 7. the fire is so intense that o

the latest fire to destroy homes in lake county. state senator mark mcguire spoke about it last night. >> lake county has been hit harder than almost any of california's 58 counties. if we take a look at the last four fire seasons, they've had the rocky, the jerusalem, the clayton and the valley. they have lost over 2,000 homes over the last four years, and this is the last thing that any of us would want to see. >> state senator mcguire called north california's recent wildfires a new normal. we'll continue to stay on top of the pawn nye fear. visit abc7news.com for the very latest information on evacuees and evacuations and road closures. we'll send push alerts with breaking updates as they happen. >>> 5:34. santa rosa police say a man who wanted to con front his estranged wife shot at people, including himself and injuring a 4-year-old boy and leaving one mandate. investigators say 65-year-old walter ross went to his son's home to confront his estranged wife. she wasn't there, but he opened fire on the people inside the home and

the other one was at the console in the lake. a shelter for evacuated animals has been set up at the service center. >> businesses are bringing water there to help as well. you know, the weather is going to play a roll in what happened there. >> yeah, weather has a direct impact on what the fire does. we're still very warm out there. dry, the vegetation already dry as well. on the day that the fire broke out, red flags in place and temperatures up above 100 degrees. you can see still a warm one out there. widespread 80s reported there. out at 88 degrees and relative humidity down at 21%. taking a look at observation. the winds coming in west, southwest. you may notice these little arrows as well president -- indicating a west, southwest breeze. sunday we had the red frag warning in place. we had a dry northeast breeze. we're beginning to see a shift and the southwest breeze bringing in the cooler air and moist air. that helps slow down the fire as well. bringing it down to 20%. evening hours right around sunset, 79 degrees and th

evacuation shelter has been established at lower lake high school on lake street, joe vasquez spoke with some evacuees. >>>>> it has been a very difficult 24 hours not to know if your animals are okay or your house is okay or your neighbors are okay.>> this vantage point is quite familiar to lake county residents, escaping fires in recent years. >> i have been evacuated six times in the last five years, this is nothing new, but this is the closest one. this one here is my backyard. >> evacuation zone expanded, about 25 people -- about white -- about 2500 people have now left their homes. some of wayne mckinnon's younger relatives stayed behind to help firefighters help protect their houses. >> what do you have with you? >> what little i got. the rest is in the house. >> officials immediately ordered a mandatory evacuation from the spring valley lakes subdivision, one by one homes in spring valley lakes erupted in flames.>> this house is one of the 10 homes that burned down to the ground in the area and you can see one of the vehicles it burned with such intent -- such intense heat that t

firefighters deal with but we start with leslie brinkley who is at one of the evacuation centers in lake county. leslie. >> reporter: dion and eric, it's very hot up here. i can tell you every few minutes we ware the sirens on the way to the fire. hipped me the evacuation center and look at that sky. a dark ominous sky to the east. 180 degree panorama of smoke fueled by erratic winds, low humidity and the heat. the entire spring valley community is it o is threatened north of long valley road in lake county. a new evacuation alert this afternoon was followed by another asking people to reduce water usage, to conserve water for firefighters, hundreds of them attacking this blaze by air and on the ground. >> i said well if you're in the going to protect my house. i'm going to protect my house. >> tracy gatlin watched her house on cache creek road burn down after she claims her urgent pleas for help were ignored. >> for two and a half hours there were some sort of -- some sort of vehicles on our road that could have been doing something. and i was rolling propane tanks down the hill moving

mandatory evacuations in several states, and a state of emergency in lake county, california, right now. thousands of people being forced from their homes there, as well. abc's will carr tonight taking us to the front lines of this fight to get the fires under control. >> reporter: tonight, the pawnee fire in lake county, california, continues to explode. still 0% contained. >> it's getting scary now. >> reporter: the number of homes destroyed jumping at least 22 structures burned to the ground. another 600 still in the inferno's path. the fire scorching 8,200 acres and forcing thousands to flee the area. you can see these flames eating through this bone-dry brush behind me. you can feel the heat coming off those flames. these fire crews doing everything they can to try to protect this community. fire crews able to save sandra clark's pantry store surrounded by flames shooting 200 feet into the air what is your message to the men and women on the front lines who saved your business? >> oh, god, thank you, thank you, thank you. they put their lives on the line. >> reporter: and tonight,

it broke out northeast of clear oaks lake. it's already reaching several thundershower acres and residents primarily in the spring valley and surrounding areas evacuating mainly north of highway 29 and in this area where we're standing. pitching up tents and sleeping in their cars here waiting to see what's going to happen next. not knowing conditions near her home is really the scariest part. >> scared. we really don't -- they would give us a little hope, is there 1% or 2% or 5% under control, anything? >> the next half hour we'll hear from a married couple who says they've never seen flames like this. we'll hear from them in the next half hour. we're live here in lake county, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> right now we want to bring in kari hall. when you're dealing with a fire like this the thing they have to worry about, the wind speeds. >> the wind speeds today, at least we do have good recovery and that means the humidity coming up during the overnight hours. right now at 90%, it's 54 degrees so it is cool. but

a map of the parade, it starts at 11 am tomorrow morning at 1110 broadway, goes up 20th and along lake merritt. ktvu will have cameras on the parade route. you can see the marked, we don't have them marked with the blue dots. we will have cameras. they will be all over the pade. ve extensive coverage ktvu amber lee is in oakland. there will not be a big rally at the end were all the players get up and talk at the microphone. >> reporter: that's right, frank. this is the starting point for the parade at 11th and broadway. there will be security guards throughout the night. the parade will start at 11 am and is expected to last 90 minutes. just steps from the parade starting point, this artist is completing this mural featuring the three championship trophies on a wall of the marriott hotel. >> i wanted to do something to bring joy and bring everyone together in oakland and elsewhere, it means a lot to me. >> reporter: along the parade route, crews set up aluminum columns to hang banners while workers brought porter potties. unlike the two previous parades, there will not be a rally this

fish harvest bring hope to lake victoria. surviving the economic crisis in venezuela. we begin insulting in germany where turks and germans commemorated an arson attack by neo nazis on a german turkish family twenty five years ago. on this day the against some of the lost nearly everything two young women and three girls died after their home burst into flames. the date may twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred eighty. when you meet him along try to put yourself in my position five of the people you love most mother father brother or sister are killed your house and everything that belongs to you is set on fire what would you do you wish you had died as well but life goes on. and every day again two daughters two granddaughters and denise on the night of the fire fourteen family members were injured some of them critically wounded here is where the family house one stood today only five just not three stand in memory of the deceased. two of them die after jumping out of the when those three of the girls were killed and the arsonists flip's. one of the four perpetrator