. >>> good evening, everybody, i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. we're talking about cell that almost shut down the theme park. >> we're joined from great america where there are even more police. >> reporter: halloween haunt goes on for a couple more hours, but so far so good. no sign of the types of problems that arose last night. hall haunt appears to be as popular as ever. last night around 10:45 p.m., police received reports of fights, one captured on video by a park guest. they also received reports of cell phone thets. one victim was told by an officer, there were as many as 50 phones stolen. >> it was really rowdy. >> reporter: she had been wanting to go with her friends, but her mom wouldn't let her, fearing just the kind of thing that happened last night. >> i've heard this kind of stuff happens too much. i'm just too cord about that. so, i made them go to the pumpkin fest today during the day, when it's much safer. >> reporter: santa clara police say ten officers were called in to help. in the end, they made only two arrests. they believ

in napa this morning, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> dion, thank you. >>> okay.t compelling images are from that area where she is, the silverado neighborhood, not too far away. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony walks us now through the devastation there. >> reporter: i'm laura anthony in napa in the silverado country club and resort neighborhood where the sun is setting on a day devastation. >> i came down through hillcrest and i believe it was the 2,000 block and homes are burning still one after another. there is no air support, there is no helicopters. >> while the fire is sporadic it's all over, we're trying to get every resource to help us get a better idea of where all the fire is heading, where is it going. the primary responsibility through the night is getting people out of here. >> it's a great neighborhood, great neighbors, but it's tough. these people are losing their homes. >> i tried to knock on as much doors as i could. i knocked at yula's door which now it's no longer a house. i just -- not -- i just -- the words can't describe what -- i don't ev

. >> that is where we find dion lim. >> reporter: good morning.esterday i referred to it as an all hands on deck situation in santa rosa, that is certainly the case here in napa as well. as you can see behind me we have emergency cruisers, highway patrol, flashing lights and blocking the roadways because we have so many downed power lines and low hanging lines and because these are emergency response vehicles from all over the north bay, they, too, are learning the situation as they go along, just like we are. however, yesterday we were able to access that area of the silverado country club where hot spots were burning, but we were told that dedicated crews are not going to those hot spots necessarily but instead using those limited crews to structure protection for homes that are still standing. now, we did speak to a homeowner on monticello road not too far from that area, he actually stayed home with the fire burning closer and closer but monday night he decided he had a change of heart. >> yeah, i've got my motor home, i'm going to go over and

abc7 news anchor dion lim is in wine country live tonight with the story. >> reporter: dan, at about 2:00 this afternoon, drivers started coming to this gas station where i'm standing, filling up their tanks for the very first time in anticipation of seeing their homes for the first time since the evacuation order. i can tell you those we talked with say they're not only grateful that their homes are standing, but also unsure about what the future holds. >> the devastation just coming down the hill for the first time from the house was just terrible. >> reporter: that's the sentiment shared by so many in napa tonight. the ones returning to their homes for the very first time since a mandatory evacuation nine days ago. >> we just got back here. we finally got our gas on. >> reporter: for carter nielson, being home is bittersweet. relief his home is still standing. >> we got very lucky and kept our house. the fire is so close. >> reporter: but a painful reminder of the flames. >> we got some pictures of it at it's at the top of the hill, by 10:30, it's almost to the bottom and getting

reporting live in napa this morning, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> of course, those roads that are closed paint a picture, that's what so many people are dealing with, but for the few that have been allowed to return home unfortunately they have come back to not a whole lot. just rubble and -- >> yeah, that was my son's room, that's his bed, that's his bathroom and his bathtub right there. >> that's unrecognizable. evacuees found utter destruction. a few broke down overwhelmed with emotion understandably. one family in santa rosa got out with a few important documents and the clothes on their backs. >> just pick up our piece noose pick up pieces and move on. >> we're safe, we're healthy and we're going to pick up our pieces. it's only stuff for the most part, right? >> homeowners will be back today to search the rubble for what few possessions if any they can find that made it through those flames. >> i grew up in the north bay and my facebook and twitter feeds were just filled with people saying, you know, these are my homes, i watched my grandmother's home burn on live television this m

. >> and i'm dion lim. if this sounds familiar, air canada was involved in yet another incident back at sfo in july. >> katie marzullo is live at the airport to explain what happened this time. >> reporter: dan, dion, the faa told us tonight unlike in july, this was not a close call. this plane did not almost hit another plane. still an aviation analyst told us authorities need to figure out how this happened and keep it from happening again. on sunday nuth, an air canada flight from montd re all received permission to land at sfoment then air traffic control made a change, believing another plane might be in the way. controllers repeated the instructions five times and without a response, a supervisor used a flashing red light to alert the crew to go around. the air canada jet landed safely just before 9:30 never having acknowledged the orders. >> air canada 781, tower. >> reporter: the faa is investigating the incident. analyst john nance said no pilot would ignore a radio call on purpose. >> i think it's

reporting live in napa this morning, dion lim. >>> we do have an update on the animal park.ark officials say the animals are okay. they say the fences of safari west stand and animals are contained and accounted for. at no point were fences cut or safari west animals released. the situation remains dynamic and highly dangerous and fires are burning in the vicinity. we will continue to provide updates as new information becomes available. >>> of course one of the most important factors is our weather. let's go over to mike nicco for an update. >> let's talk about what's going on as far as looking outside and what you're going to see on the visibility there is that it's pretty thick, the fog, i should pretty thick, the fog, i should say smoke actually around napa. 1 one and a quarter mile visibility. today as far as your temperatures, they will be a little bit cooler and a lower fire danger, but still unhealthy air as we have a spare the air day. it's going to be breezy again the next two nights in the north bay mountains, so today is our perfect day for fighting the fires, bu

meet my father's friend he told me my father died my mother had moved on with a new life and so mr lim moved on with his eventually moving to seoul to start over he is one of the lucky ones who survived the korean government officially recognizes five hundred thirteen deaths that brother's home though the real number is likely much higher to this day no one has been held accountable for the kidnappings the torture the forced labor or the deaths. not vagrants we were just ordinary common people i just got lost that's all we want the government to express a sincere apology and give us recognition we want an investigation to find the truth today when i see police my heart goes pitter patter i cannot stand it i am a strong opponent of the police and without drinking i cannot go to sleep mr lim is just one victim of the south korean military dictatorship as president chen began an effort to really educate the population the new york times reported in one thousand nine hundred one army camps for quote hooligans were first opened in the summer last year after military leaders headed by genera

. >> i'm deon lim in for amy daetz. a claim that the oakmont residence are safe following the fire that broke out two weeks ago. >> melanie woodrow with more on this story. >> the family got in touch with me friday night to say it looks like beth but doe may not make it. the family says she is not settling into any living arrangements as oak monday has set up all its 430 residence. >> that's all we have is each other. >> 92-year-old beth is in a hospital following the evacuation from villa capris two weeks ago before the facility burned down. >> i did not in my wildest dreams foresee she'd be put through this kind of trauma this stage of her life. >> sherry says her mom has open wounds on her body, a broken tooth and hip which doctors replaced this past friday. she said because he mom is byline, have difficulty hearing and has dplen sha she han been able to tell them how she got hurt neither did anyone from the staff. she estimated oakmont charged her 10 to $11,000 a month for her mother's care. >> my understanding we w

i'm deion lim. >> i'm eric tomas. three weeks ago fires were raging through the north bay destroying thousands of homes and lives. >> and the focus is on the new normal. melanie woodrow with the coverage. >> reporter: a respirator madrigal dangles from a burned down home in santa rosa. sonoma county they are evers says three weeks since the fire his deputies has transitioned to the new normal. >> we've sent all the agencies home and gone back to normal staffing. >> reporter: the agencies will now be able to apply for reimbursement through state and federal funding. in the county, any one's home that's burned down are able to get back to your lot and sift through any debris. we spotted one employer driving around taking notes on any street lights damagedtal have to be replaced. anyone impacted by the fire can find information at local services in mendocino avenue. richard sharp came here for a loan so he can rebuild apartments for his tenants. >> one of us been in there 25 years and the other's been in there 6 years, s

ryan lim there.lling thousands of its model x sports utility vehicles, saying rear seats may not lock in place and could move forward in the event of a crash. tesla said to customers it has not received reports of issues oi’ has not received reports of issues or accidents relating to the problem and they are making the changes as a preventative measure. another potential security issue emerged after the company revealed a data breach. 145 million people work on most. for more, i'mjoined by timothy mcdonald and the problems of equifax are indeed piling up. that is right, this particular security issue not a huge deal. the market didn't take it that seriously. they got a didn't take it that seriously. they gota rap didn't take it that seriously. they got a rap over the knuckles from investors and closed down around 1.596. investors and closed down around 1.5%. really, the issue is that equifax has form. as a credit agency, its sitting on a mountain of data. that makes people particularly sensitive when

but, i was glad to be able to get into the lim moe because i was starting to breathe that tear gas. and the limos have their own air supply. so i was pat -- had my face up to the vent. i was like, give me some of this fresh air. so, you know, it was -- it didn't get too worked up. i think the only time i really teared up about -- lost and, you know it wasn't so much that bill clinton won, ross perot had ran and spent the popular vote, bill clinton won with 50%. it was kind of sad, but you know he was gracious enough. but when i was standing there taking those photos i was tearing up. and then the last time we're at camp david, he was saying good-bye to the military families there and all the people that he learned to love and the people that supported them there. he started crying. and it was sad. we visited also she wits and that was pretty intense, really changed my personal feelings about a lot of thing, never really thought much about it. became a huge supporter of israel and -- it was never really -- never really gave it much thought before. but after you go there and see that,

abc 7 news anchor dion lim has more. >> reporter: this is the ninth year for blind scream at haunted park. but this year holds special meaning for this community. as you walk through the haunted hallways, yes, there will be screams, scares, and terror. but nothing compared to the real terror of the north bay fires. >> it looked like hell was erupting from the hills, growing orange, red, smoke everywhere. >> reporter: the blazes broke out, directly affecting so many of the actors, volunteers, and workers that make this haunted house possible. >> so many families we know have lost their homes. it was really hard for us to know how to move forward. we decided it was very important for us to try to keep some sort of normal holiday traditions alive. >> reporter: so, as the saying goes, the show must go on. this spooky show acting as an escape, not just for the actors, but for the guests as well. >> it's good to do something fun. >> reporter: part of the ticket proceeds are going to the north bay relief fund to help rebuilding. already using fake blood, costumes, and a surprise flash mob.

. >> and i'm deion lim. just two hours ago, people living in areas of glen ellen and ken wood could return home. evacuation orders were also lifted in the area of mark west springs and riebil roads. there is stale mandatory curfew in those areas. dozens of roads in the fire zone remain closed and fire crews expect to have full containment on the fires on wednesday. >> in full containment on four different fires burning across the north bay. the pocket fire is 8 wi6% contained. the nuns fire is 89% contained and most destructive fire, tubbs fire, is 94% contained. it destroyed thousands of buildings. >> many of those forced from their hoaxes by flames have little more than the clothes on their back. for them, a unique donation operation called napa strong. alyssa harrington joins us live in napa with a look at that. elissa? >> so many clothing donations poured in that volunteers needed a place to stay and hand out those items. the landlord here is letting them use the store fronts for free for a pop-up shop o

i'm dion lim. >> nine counties broke records. let's take a live look outside from our ca ra on sutro tower. 89 degrees in downtown. >> drew tuma tells us how long the heat will stick around. >> that 89 in san francisco is 20 degrees above average for this time of the year. here are the records across the region. at sfo we hit a record of 91 degrees this afternoon. 92 in oakland. 94 in san jose. even half moon bay toasty at 92 degrees. we were not alone, though. los angeles a new record today at 104. san luis obispo, that 108. not only a record, but also the hottest location in the lower 48 today. so it was warm across the entire state of california. and even out there right now, there is a lot of mild air overhead. 78 the current number in san francisco. 75 in san jose. it's 60 in fairfield. even cloverdale holding at 70 degrees. another mild start to the day on wednesday. and that will create another warm to hot afternoon. we'll have the numbers amed the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot. sky 7 was abov

abc 7 news anchor dion lim has more. >> reporter: this is the ninth year for blind scream at haunted park. but this year holds special meaning for this community. as you walk through the haunted hallways, yes, there will be screams, scares, and terror. but nothing compared to the real terror of the north bay fires. >> it looked like hell was erupting from the hills, growing orange, red, smoke everywhere. >> reporter: the blazes broke out, directly affecting so many of the actors, volunteers, and workers that make this haunted house possible. >> so many families we know have lost their homes. it was really hard for us to know how to move forward. we decided it was very important for us to try to keep some sort of normal holiday traditions alive. >> reporter: so, as the saying goes, the show must go on. this spooky show acting as an escape, not just for the actors, but for the guests as well. >> it's good to do something fun. >> reporter: part of the ticket proceeds are going to the north bay relief fund to help rebuilding. already using fake blood, costumes, and a surprise flash mob.

. >>> i'm dion lim, coming up on abc7 news at 6:00 tonight, return to normalcy for students of north school devastated by the fire. and smiling now thanks to 7 on your side, michael finney explained a change in government policy put a dream vacation in jeopardy. all coming up in half an hour. >>> we'll see you then. >> relate to this "jaws" story. >> fin near the beach sending terrified swimmers headed to shore. >> popular beach in new zealand but not great white shark, killer whale. >> several, one lifeguard said oerk kas come in to field on sting rays. >> nobody hurt or >>> northern florida, pigs and pug in shopping trip. >> trip to buy animal food. >> where was she going to put all the food? >> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up. >> we appreciate your time. see you again at 6: >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. what abc news has just learned about the deadly ambush in niger. what happened to those four special ops soldiers, surrounded, ambushed and killed. were they wearing body armor? and now, we've learned about the second mission they were sent on.

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. >> i'm dion lim.e begin with an emotional day for victims of the wildfires. >> we have more live from santa barbara where hundreds came to honor fire victims and first responders. >> reporter: such an emotional day here at santa rosa junior college honoring fire victims. it was an inspiring day, too, though. a community taking stock on what was saved. bagpipes play to honor a community still fragile and grieving. >> the night of oth 8th, we were -- of october 8th, we were all tested. the community, the fire service, law enforcement. >> reporter: this was a day of remembrance. a chance for sonoma county to reflect on what was lost. >> i don't even know what it feels like to lose a home or loved one in a fire, but i know that there's a lot of people in our community dealing with that. they're going to be dealing with that for a longtime. >> reporter: paster billy andre lost his home in the fires. he got his family out and grabbed one photo album. >> as i opened them up, i realized they were empty. we th

. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for more on this record-breaking day. >> the heat just does not want to let go. as a matter of fact, let me show you the records for today. it was a very warm to hot day. sfo 91 today, breaking the previous record set back in 1988. oakland also a new record at 92. san jose surpassed its old record set in 1959, coming in at 94, and kentfield was a tie. movefeet field broke the record and half moon bay 92 degrees today. it was pretty hot. here are some of the other highs around the bay area. redwood city got up to 93. 9 p in napas with well. 88 in antioch. 97 in santa cruz. the wind still offshore, still downsloping tomorrow morning and then the wind will begin to switch direction. you're going to get a little more of an onshore wind wednesday afternoon. i'll let you know how that will play into your poerk. plus we'll take a look at whether this system on live doppler 7 could be bringing us some relief. dan and dion. >> sandhya, thanks so much. >

. >> and i'm dion lim.ht now on jimmy kimmel, amy schumer. >> see you tomorrow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> a tractor is brought in to save a truck that's seriously stuck in the mud. the frightening moment the plan fails. >> oh! >>> he's a navy dad about to be deployed. how he's telling his family to stay strong for a long seven months. >>> cameras capture the scene in a classroom. >> and that's a student right there. >> the stunning reason he suddenly targets a teacher. >> what on earth? >>> and some hard truths about shopping with kids. >> just know i can't leave the kids outside like a dog. they're people too. you can't leash them. >> the mom is begging you to hold your tongue and cut him some slack. >> make it easier for us to give a smile. >> shut it down. >>> i love to play stuck in the mud. in this case, it looks like it's gotten a bit too out of hand. >> this is not a game. >> no. in fact, that ram pickup truck that's seriously stuck in the mud is the truck the

. >> and i'm dion lim. if this sous familiar, air canada was invold in yet another incent back at sfo in july. >> katie marzullo is live a the airport to explain what happened th time. >> reporter: dan, dion, the faa told us tonight unlike in july, this was not a close call. this plane did not almost hit another plane. still an aviation analyst told us authorities need to figure out how this happened and keep it from happening again. on suny nuth, an air cana flight from montd re all received permission to land at sfoment then air traff control made a change, believing anoth ple might be in the way. controllers repeated the instructio five times and without a response, a supervisor used a flaing red light to alert the crew to go around. the air canada jet lded safely just befor 9:30 never having acknowleed the orders. air canada 781, tower. >> reporter: the faa is investigating the incident. analyst john nan said no pilot would ignore a radio call on purpose. >> i think it's pretty convincing there was a pr

>>nd i'm dion lim. a daetz is on maternity leave.one of those two fires continues to burnn the santa cruz >> it's destroyed four structures and right now 150 more are in danger and they've been evacuated. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live from an evacuation center in felton katie.t. >> dan, dion, i just walked wit a woman here at the red cross shelter. she and her husband lived in a yurt on roms road. tonight it's gone and she told me they barely escaped with theirlives. >> i thought i'm going to die, he's going to die too because we cat get out. gone to safeway for groceries monday night and as she returned to her street she saw the hillside was a wall of flames. when she reached her husband and dog at home, she said embers were already on the driveway. >> my husband said if there's anything you that wt you better take it now because that's it. so i got my dad and my brher's urn. >> they escaped alerting neighbors along the way but one man stayed behind and divered the news about the homes. >> he said his was gone and just

. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for more on this record-breaking day. >> the heat just does not want to let go. as a matter of fact, let me show you the records for today. it was a very warm to hot day. sfo 91 today, breaking the previous record set back in 1988. oakland also a new record at 92. san jose surpassed its old record set in 1959, coming in at 94, and kentfield was a tie. movefeet field broke the record and half moon bay 92 degrees today. it was pretty hot. here are some of the other highs around the bay area. redwood city got up to 93. 9 p in napas with well. 88 in antioch. 97 in santa cruz. the wind still offshore, still downsloping tomorrow morning and then the wind will begin to switch direction. you're going to get a little more of an onshore wind wednesday afternoon. i'll let you know how that will play into your poerk. plus we'll take a look at whether this system on live doppler 7 could be bringing us some relief. dan and dion. >> sandhya, thanks so much. >

first we start with abc 7 news anchor dion lim in napa where officials gave us an update a short time ago. >> reporter: that's right, reggie, here at the napa county sheriff's department, they sent a somber yet very strong message this morning asking for patience. napa county is in what they describe as energy response mode where they're still assessing damage and coming up with these numbers. two dead including a 98 and 1 100-year-old couple and 0% containment. the other thing cal fire asked for was safety awareness. >> typical of time of an incident some areas where we don't see smoke that understandably people want to get back in. however, it's not safe to do that until we secure the utility, the gas lines, ensure trees aren't going to fall down on top of someone. so that area of repopulation is a process that we're already starting to work on. however, it is not as easy as one would hope to ensure that safety. so i ask that people please be patient. as we work in these areas. >> reporter: now, on that note of safety, even though a lot of people want to go back to their homes and a

police say he was pick up by ice for immigration issues, pe lim ace being held on two million-dollar bail. >>> mold clean up at john b kelly elementary school is completed as students are heading back to class today. the school in fail's germantown section has been shut down since last thursday, that is after officials say they found traces of mold in several classrooms. the building's hvac system is blamed for that contamination. >>> judge is set to announce at noon whether convicted child molester jerry sandusky will get another chance at proving his innocence. former penn state assistant fat ball coach claims his lawyers didn't represent him adequately in his 2012 trial. that prosecutors should have disclosed more information about the changes to the victim's stories. the seven three-year old sandusky is serving 30 to 60 years in prison for abusing 10 boys. >>> a bipartisan bill aimed at stabilizing health insurance markets is in the works, two senators a republican and democrat, said they have found a way forward and have rallying their respective side cbs news correspondent mola

. >> and i'm dion lim. ama daetz is on maternity leave. one of those two fires continues to burn in the santa cruz mountains. >> it's destroyed four structures and right now 150 more are in danger and they've been evacuated. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live from an evacuation center in felton tonight. katie. >> dan, dion, i just walked with a woman here at the red cross shelter. she and her husband lived in a yurt on roms road. tonight it's gone and she told me they barely escaped with their lives. >> i thought i'm going to die, he's going to die too because we can't get out. >> reporter: sandra wood had gone to safeway for groceries monday night and as she returned to her street she saw the hillside was a wall of flames. when she reached her husband and dog at home, she said embers were already on the driveway. >> my husband said if there's anything you that want you better take it now because that's it. so i got my dad and my brother's urn. >> they escaped alerting neighbors along the way but one man stayed behind and delivered

dion lim, sky 7 news. >> these numbers do change as we go along. at least 1,500 structures in napa and >> right now sadly zero containment on these fierce. >> there are at least two fatalities, one in santa rose a. the c.h.p. said a woman who was blind was found dead in her driveway. >> and several others have been injured as well. more it and 20,000 have been evacuated, not to mention the many, many animals as well. >> and now laura sill vr hiver highlands when th caught fire and was completely destroyed. firefighter himself been on the scene but they've been just overwhelmed. they had to let the homes burn and concentrate on saving the homes that have not caught fire yet next door. they have to move on and save the one that isn't burning because they have to make decisions. >> very tough decisions. and the world's now largest air tanker is now making its f its s retardant drop this morning on the atlas fire burning in napa county. that was at about 11:30 this morning. that's 20,000 gallons of retardant being dropped. that jet, the super tanker, c

in santa rosa tonight, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> well, laura in the silverado area this afternoon. >> reporter: earlier, she golf ca -- talked to people using a golf cart to go check on people. >> we this morning hijacked this golf cart and want to go check out my house, check out my parents' house and put out a couple of fires along the way. >> and bring the golf cart back? >> i don't think they're too worried about that at this point. >> you put some fires out? >> we tried to squelched some flames -- >> you guys have been putting water on that stuff? >> some houses who is little flames and we tried to squelch those who actually sent the nice here last night. i downexpeidn't expect this. down westgate avenue, the entire road is burnt to the ground. i'm sure there's dozens and dozens of houses destroyed. >> reporter: to see these houses, i'm not used to seeing houses burned, except the open hills fires and even that was wooded. to have sidewalks and man cuicu lawns and big, beautiful houses going up like popcorn. >> i think the worst part is you drive around here and you know the p

reporting live in geyserville tonight, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> in napa county, the entire town of calistoga remains under a mandatory evacuation order tonight. 5:00 p.m. was the deadline to leave. >> katie marzullo is there live for us. residents were not given very much time to get out. >> they weren't. and dan and kristen, i am not exaggerating when i say it is a ghost town here. you can see behind us. but the city tonight is calling the mandatory evacuation a success. the only activity you're going to see out here tonight, the only activity we've seen out here tonight is law enforcement. and believe me, there are a lot of police officers on patrol here. and we're told any unauthorized person who is found in the town of calistoga is subject to arrest. the air assault on the tubbs fire continued at dusk. the thick smoke all but blacked out the setting sun. overnight flames destroyed homes anderson bennett lane. one of them belonged to this young man who told us he had only minutes to grab his cat and get out. he drove the three and a half miles to his parents'

police say he was pick up by ice for immigration issues, pell lim ace being held on two million-dollar bail. >>> well, state of the new jersey is cracking down on people abusing drugs, made for animals. pet medication abuse has become part of the growing opioid up demotic help curb problem state officials set up a monitoring system that track s names of the owners and their pets to see how often certain medications are being obtained. >> if we have a suspicion that somebody is abusing the system , they are trying to give us a medic is in tomorrow find out whether this is happening. >> well, new jersey's prescription monitoring system also shares information with other states, including pennsylvania. >>> well, time is 5:37. in business news this morning an attempt to get people to communicate more. >> um-hmm, and how high johnson and johnson stocks went after a favorable court ruling? money watch's dianne king hall joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: good morning again, guys. well, dow jones hit 23,000 for the first time ever, before retreating a b

reporting live in geyserville tonight, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> in napa county, the entire town of calistoga remains under a mandatory evacuation order tonight. 5:00 p.m. was the deadline to leave. >> katie marzullo is there live for us. residents were not given very much time to get out. >> they weren't. and dan and kristen, i am not exaggerating when i say it is a ghost town here. you can see behind us. but the city tonight is calling the mandatory evacuation a success. the only activity you're going to see out here tonight, the only activity we've seen out here tonight is law enforcement. and believe me, there are a lot of police officers on patrol here. and we're told any unauthorized person who is found in the town of calistoga is subject to arrest. the air assault on the tubbs fire continued at dusk. the thick smoke all but blacked out the setting sun. overnight flames destroyed homes anderson bennett lane. one of them belonged to this young man who told us he had only minutes to grab his cat and get out. he drove the three and a half miles to his parents'

. >> and i'm deion lim.s ago, people living in areas of glen ellen and ken wood could return home. evacuation orders were also lifted in the area of mark west springs and riebiloa

good evening everybody, i'm dion lim.from special counsel robert mueller's investigation. third name mentioned. george papadopoulos, foreign policy adviser to then-candidate trump. pled guilty that he coordinated with russian agents during the campaign and lied about it to authorities. lana zak is following details from washington. including response from the white house. >> doesn't have anything to do with us. >> spokesperson sarah sanders in distancing themselves from the men charged. including george papadopoulos, candidate described as foreign policy team. >> member of voluntary council that met once over the course of a year. >> reporter: but the president praised papadopoulos. >> an excellent guy. >> reporter: papadopoulos stated he had connections to help arrange meeting between mr. trump and russian president vladimir putin. also alleges that papadopoulos met with professor connected to officials and russian women who falsely claimed to be related to putin. and most damaging, notified at least three campaign offic

. >> and i'm dion lim.emperatures in the city approaching 90 degrees today. >> let's get with drew with more. >> widespread 80s and 90s, nearly 20 degrees above normal. oakland 92, same half moon bay. san jose at 94. sfo,

. >> i'm deon lim in for amy daetz. a claim that the oakmont residence are safe following the fire that broke out two weeks ago. >> melanie woodrow with more on this story. >> the family got in touch with me friday night to say it looks like beth but doe may not make it. the family says she is not settling into any living arrangements as oak monday has set up all its 430 >> that's all we have is each other. >> 92-year-old beth is in a hospital following the evacuation from villa capris two weeks ago before the facility burned down. >> i did not in my wildest dreams foresee she'd be put through this kind of trauma this stage of her life. >> sherry says her mom has open wounds on her body, a broken tooth and hip which doctors replaced this past friday. she said because he mom is byline, have difficulty hearing and has dplen sha she han been able to tell them how she got hurt neither did anyone from

reporting live in geyserville tonight, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> in napa county calistoga remains under a mandatory evacuation order tonight. 5:00 p.m. was the deadline to leave. >> katie marzullo is there live for us. residents were not given very much time to get out. >> they weren't. and dan and kristen, i

on that note i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. enjoy your sugarcoated chocolate candies at home, and we'll see you again at 11:00. (dramatic music) - [man] today, the stories of two murder cases. one, in the bluegrass state of kentucky, the other in brisbane, australia. in our first case, a newlywed wife parties like there's no tomorrow. - she was pretty much up for anything, even threesomes.

reporting live in geyserville tonight, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> in napa county, the entire town of calistoga remains under a mandatory evacuation order tonight. 5:00 p.m. was the deadline to leave. >> katie marzullo is there live for us. residents were not given very much time to get out. >> they weren't. and dan and kristen, i am not exaggerating when i say it is a ghost town here. you can see behind us. but the city tonight is calling the mandatory evacuation a success. the only activity you're going to see out here tonight, the only activity we've seen out here tonight is law enforcement. and believe me, there are a lot of police officers on patrol here. and we're told any unauthorized person who is found in the town of calistoga is subject to arrest. the air assault on the tubbs fire continued at dusk. the thick smoke all but blacked out the setting sun. overnight flames destroyed homes anderson bennett lane. one of them belonged to this young man who told us he had only minutes to grab his cat and get out. he drove the three and a half miles to his parents'

i'm deion lim. >> i'm eric tomas.ing through the north bay destroying thousands of homes and lives. >> and the focus is on the new normal. melanie woodrow with the coverage. >> reporter: a respirator madrigal dangles from a burned down home in santa rosa. sonoma county they are evers says three weeks since the fire his deputies has transitioned to the new normal. >> we've sent all the agencies home and gone back to normal staffing. >> reporter: the agencies will now be able to apply for reimbursement through state and federal funding. in the county, any one's home that's burned down are able to get back to your lot and sift through any debris. we spotted one employer driving around taking notes on any street lights damagedtal have to be replaced. anyone impacted by the fire can find information at local services in mendocino avenue. richard sharp came here for a loan so he can rebuild apartments for his tenants. >> one of us

thanks for joining us, abc7 news at 4:00 i'm dion lim.bc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> see the photographs posted, seem very far away. >> path of bullet, points of impact could affect the kate steinle trial. russia's reach on facebook is lot bigger than we thought and students face the heat. islamophobia on the rise, one big reason why. >>> lot more than clothing store, smiles, hugs, restoring sense of self. >> make me feel me and good again. >>> good evening, i'm kristen sze, thanks for joining us. begin with day five of the kate steinle murder trial. testimony focused on the gun in the case. how it was handled and path the bullet took that ultimately killed her. lyanne melendez is live with the story. >> focus today on the bullet and how it traveled. every measurement challenged in court from the time it was fired until the bullet ricochetted and hit kate steinle in the back. discussion about blood gathered at the scene and also the clothing that was also blooded up, kate steinle's mother suddenly closed her eyes and also was asked

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this has been advanced byjulius lim of the economic freedom fighters, which would actually allow theithout compensation. his argument is simple. we are told and arrows that we own the land, but we don't own the land. the distribution of land, land ownership, it is still really concentrated in a small number of hands, just as it was before apartheid was abolished. he's absolutely right that the patterns land ownership have changed very slightly. it is not as though nothing has been done. something like 80,000 people who were dispossessed under apartheid got their land back or got money back. and programmes for land reform remained to be implemented. so that aspect is completely correct. it is possible to confiscate land, expropriated land, at a valley is well below market value, if you apply the constitution. —— at values well below. section 25? yes, section 25, if it is lying fallow when people needed to housing, it can be used. that could be taken into account. if the land was bought for account. if the land was bought for a song, if the government has invested a lot into loans to t

. >> and i'm dion lim. temperatures in the city approaching 90 degrees today. >> let's get with drew with more. >> widespread 80s and 90s, nearly 20 s ab normal. at . half mo y. sfo, deges. take you into lands end near the legion of horn where we have that fire burning, temperatures fallen to 76 and the winds with calm. it's still work across the board in many spots. 87, san jose. 83 an yok, livermore 83 degrees. still 70s and 80s by 8:00 and by midnight tonight temperatures cool into the 60s and 70s. we'll take a look at how long this heat stick around. forecast in a few minutes. guys. >>> first in july then again on sunday night, it's two times this year that a canada plane has been involved what could have been an accident at sfo. vick lee live with the story. >> reporter: some serious need answerstonighose two inciy disturbing. the faa i sunday nation's inntlane was abo to ge communications break down wit the tower. sunday night air canada flight 791 from montreal was clear to land when another plane wa

. >> really turn le mondays into lim lemonade. >> reporter: three doors down, wine services, generatorowers a great press. >> it's very eerie and odd, but working is a goo distraction from the reality that some of the neighborhoods that some of us le in. >> harsting remaining grapes are a challenge. some winerie in sonoma or na county were damaged and stroyed in the fire. the lasting effect still dillon sheldon says he'll keep stomping grapes t support fellow we workers who lost it all. >> peopleoing what they can, its very hurtful. >> reporter: the great harvest go on. in sonoma county, cornell bernard. abc 7 news. >> join us tonight at 9:00 op coffey t.v >>> we'll bring you t latest updates on wd fire including evacuation orders a the wind pic up and the red flag warning take effect. that's at 9:00 on coffey and 11:00 here at abc 7. >>> on what really matters, what a horrible week. it follows the las vas shootings with and a cple weeks before that with the hurricanes in florida and puerto rico. bad things happen but seldom so severe and closingto. what happened in vegas certainly did