democratic texas state representatives, trey martinez fischer and jessica gonzÁlez representative martinezfisher, the focus on joe manchin and senator cinema seems to be more vivid every day as you fight this battle in texas. what would you ask of them if you could speak to them tonight? >> thank you lawrence, we're in the fourth quarter this is a now or never moment for voting rights in america. we need every men and women to stand up for america with a senate deadlock at 50 50, the ballots of our democracy lies in the hands of senators manchin and senator cinema. this is time to take a step forward for our country, our democracy depends on you. we need you to be here for our democracy. let's end the filibuster, let's

martinez a source telling nbc news. martinez fischer also asked volunteers and voters to help fund their hotel rooms and flights with donations by leaving the state, they are breaking the quorum in the legislature and they could face arrest the republican governor there, greg abbott, slammed the move in that statement saying texas democrats' decision to break a quorum of the texas legislature and abandon the texas state capitol inflicts harm on the very texans who elected them to serve. at the end of may, democratic lawmakers through national attention when they staged a walkout on this very same bill priscilla, you spoke with one of these democrat lawmakers earlier. what did you hear? >> those lawmakers are expected in washington, d.c., within the

it's been really comfortable outside. 74 in martinez, 84, concord. peninsula, 64 in palo alto.an francisco. here's something good for you if you're sick of the fog. less fog the start saturday morning. through the inland valleys it does warm up. sad, sunday, monday, and tuesday with low 90s, but thankfully not the 105 to 110 heat. we talked about the olympics. the weather is going to be different there. the top roe of temperatures that's what it feels like with the humidity. sunday, 99. as we approach the opening ceremony, showers and thunderstorm chances. so the games are going to be good. i'll be watching that weather for sure. >> no fans in the stands for the opening ceremony, but we can watch them on tv. that's the best place to watch it. thanks, jeff. >>> offering those who are unable to communicate a new way to do it. up next, amazing technology developed at ucf that could change a lot of lives. >>> there is an incredible breakthrough for severe stroke victims from bay area researchers. it's called neuroprosthesis and it's given people a new way to talk using brain activi

. >> reporter: this is what happened when we went to martinez's home. >> this was what martinez doing early friday morning. the owner of the autosales in campbell said his camera detected a prowler. he had no idea his call prevented a mass bay tragedy. >> i am shocked. we get people here at night all the time, they steal little things and parts off cars. i am kind of glad he's off the streets. >> reporter: he saw something and said something. >> we rely on our community and it speaks to the good relationship that we do have with our community and business owners that they know to call us. >> reporter: police say they are scouring martinez's computer. >> reporter: we were told his neighbors were shocked but they declined to be on camera. >>> thank you damian. good news for that. mask up again, los angeles county reissued a mask mandate regardless of your vaccination status. the new mandate goes into effect at 11:59 p.m. saturday night. this comes as the county reported more than 1500 new cases today. that's the highest number of new cases. it is too early to determine the exact cause o

>>> la mamá de martínez no cerró la puerta este es martínez, enmiendas por la mañana dice que sus cámarasde la bahía >>> estoy enshock dijo faarooq ahora buscan información en las computadoras de martínez y otros electrónicos para determinar el motivo de cualquier posible blanco de ataque donde el sospechoso pensaba llevar a cabo esta masacre noticiero telemundo 48 >>> martínez en ese plan para ir a una tienda de artículos deportivos vestirse como empleados y atar a todos ' tome de acuerdo a la información >>> en san francisco fue declarada culpable una mujer de robar una tienda de una forma extraña cero voy a explicar resulta que amenazó los trabajadores con toserle el hecho ocurrió en abril de 2020 se trata carmelita madre y hay una cómplice entraron a la tienda sin mascarilla le dijeron a los empleados que tenían covid-19 y cuando éstos le pidieron que se fueran de lugar las mujeres comenzaron a toser ahora podría ser condenada a 20 años de prisión >>> también en san francisco la policía resto sospechoso de haber robado negocio la noche del miércoles al asaltante identificado, en y de

a story in martinez.ight's bay area proud. >> normally, if the bay area proud story were sharing comes with a lesson we bring that to you after we tell you the details. this time i want to start with it. the lesson is simple. if you need help, ask for it. it's something a single mom from martinez learned in the best possible way. >> reporter: this story both begins and ends with a woman crying. but as you'll see for two very different reasons. the first cry happened a little over a week ago in this parked car. christina sellers in the driver's seat. >> i told myself i am going to try to say this without crying, but i told myself i am going to give you ten minutes to cry. >> reporter: it was the culmination of a very rough year for the 33-year-old mother of two. she is going threw a divorce, moved to a new city, martinez, and lost her brother in a motorcycle accident. crushing, really. both emotionally and financially. >> i had a lot of bills to pay, a lot of debt that i'm working off, and i had found myse

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this is a new martinez and we need to show that this way. been many negatives with the pandemic. this is a positive we've been given a golden age. we need to hang on to this thing regardless of what the council decides parklets will not be impacted in martinez deleted all kron 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast this wednesday night. a live look courtesy of the mount tam cam. i'm assuming that's where it is. it looks like that as you can see up. thank you, brittany. appreciate. all right. so the mountain cam is they're looking out into the city. if you can make it out through the thick layer fog this has been layer actually this lawrence is here to update us on because the fog is really good. it happens tent down. the fire did. yes, that is some great news. i'm so happy to see damp out along the coastline and some measurable patients out there in the form of some drizzle. see that fog coming this past hour, you could see the towers. now that's beginning to lift. >> just a little bit. but if you're walking on the golden gate bridge. get rea

cheryl hurd joins us in martinez with the details. cher?reporter: well, martinez is one area hit hard with a grass fire that could have burned out of control. right now, it is pretty quiet and firefighters are hoping it stays that way. tonight illegal fireworks continue to light up the night sky in contra costa county. a continuation from last night's show. >> we responded to 53 fires in a three-hour period between 9:00 p.m. last night and midnight. of those, 48 of them were grass fires. >> reporter: here is a still photo of one of those grass firts in uninkormd martinez. it made it to the fence line and almost burned down a home. when john came home after celebrating the fourth of july at the lake, he was terrified. his home is just down the hill from where the fire burned. >> sparks do crazy things. it gets in these, hopefully, maybe the stucco would be helpful. >> reporter: fire officials said they were prepared for last night but the resources were stretched thin. >> we didn't lose any homes but there was some damage, either because of

coach martinez, this is for you. congratulations. >> what he does for this immunity is amazing.never seen him get anything in return. kind of like he is a saint, saves so many people's lives. opens the eyes of so many players. >> and it was his high school like so many other schools in the country that was feeling the negative effects from the pandemic. but like he has done so many times before, that's when he went to work. >> i just wanted to make sure that i bring some type of normalcy during that dramatic experience. i started making videos of the players and sending it to coaches all around the country. i set up interviews and that's how i was able to get scholarships for some of my players and bring a smile to their faces. that is my championship. >> we all want coaches like that, right? he was stunned. >> you can watch the espy's this saturday right here. the world news tonight was david meares coming up next. >> from all of us here at abc7 news, thank you so much for joining us . don't forget, joining us . don't forget, connect 24/7 at ♪ ♪ ♪ joining us . don't forget, con

we live in the world of josÉ martinez.donesia around the world to cuba, it's a world of exploding populations, desperately in need of land reforms, economic reforms. in agriculture and setting up industries and the world sensitive to the point of explosion about the idea held by too many white skinned people that they are somehow better than dark skinned people. these are some of the more important things revolutions are made of today. but communist did not create them. these problems showed up in human affairs before the first bolsheviks was out of diapers and they would be around to spark revolutions in human affairs if every communist on earth very conveniently or kick the bucket and die off this very minute. communists didn't create the stuff today's revelations are made of, but they have fed on this stuff. from russia to cuba, russian revolution was not a communist revolution back in 1918, but it became one. and nothing did more to keep the communists in business in that country about four years ago than the idea that

martinez has a pro baseball team. you might not be acquainted with the martinez sturgeon.e for the sturgeon, a member of the 14 team, pecos league, an independent pro league that has six california teams, including the sandra fell, pacific's and eight teams spread around arizona, new mexico, texas, colorado and kansas. but where the pecos league i did hear about the pay goes lee, but i didn't have. i didn't know how to come and try out for the team. i just happened to google independent professional tryouts one night had you ever heard of martinez, california or the effect? there was a team called the martinez sturgeon prior to that. no, actually, no. i had not kaylin robinson and bryce packard or from different parts of the country, but chasing the same dream. robinson is local. oakland tech high school and college is san mateo packard is from houston. sturgeon players have taken varied routes to get here. but after a covid year in which there was no minor league baseball players know their career window to play is now leaving it all out there, competing, having fun, not

i'm not a martinez residents.ly live in pleasant hill and i much rather come out. >> to close main street. them to be piled up on sidewalks at wednesday's meeting the city council will consider the city staff's recommendation to eliminate some of the road closures in areas where they are no longer necessary. >> and in the curbside pickup spaces throughout downtown. now that indoor capacity has returned the council could also vote to set an end date for the entire program. >> or the book on the program altogether. >> those opposing the closures say they have created traffic problems, forcing people to park in private. lots. we have to go down about 2 extra blocks and park. this is not just a benefit for the restaurants for a few businesses when you close the streets, it benefits the entire town. now it's up to the county to determine the next steps in believes all kron 4 news. she's been in politics for decades now. and now some people want to see her go. why some activists are asking senator dianne feinstein to st

and his friend jose martinez here agreed with him.ined castro in 1956 too because at that time, jose had one burning ambition, and that was to see cuba free. free of governments and a way of life that allowed what this man called foreign interests. to dig up and haul out of cuban mines such things as chromite, manganese, copper and nickel. jose was a miner. and although he received pretty good wages working for a cuban branch of an american company in the united states, he resented the fact that cuba's mineral riches were not being worked in cuba to make more jobs and better lives possible for his people. instead, cuba iron ore was shipped off to places like the tide water plants of the bethlehem steel company in baltimore, maryland, and way off there cuban ores were made to make more jobs and better lives possible for americans. jose martinez wanted to see economic reform in cuba too, that is the kind that would force foreign users of cuban minerals and ores to mine them and process them in his country. as he saw cuban history, ever

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last year the so-called kite man of martinez flew them on the fourth of july because no fireworks show of the pandemic, the response so good the city said come back and do it this year. and especially because of the drought. the city wanted a safe way that wanted to celebrate that doesn't involve illegal fireworks. >> july. granted. this is an amazing country but there's got to be a safe and better way to light up the sky and celebrate than to firing off pyrotechnics. so. i brought led kites. they can't cause fires. >> wow. look at those. catch tomorrow's show at the martinez marina. >>> this year, half moon bay is celebrating its 50th annual old-fashioned fourth of july parade and festival. on the 3rd of july it's all about prep work, crews spent hours putting up tents, signs, all of the decorations to set the tone for the weekend. also will be marching band, horses, dogs in costumes, even stilt walkers, a classic day at half moon bay. but the city was buzzing with excitement. >> people are very excited. everyone's out and about. there really is electricity in the air, you know, as th

democratic texas state representatives, trey martinez fischer and jessica gonzÁlez representative martinezay as you fight this battle in texas. what would you ask of them if you could speak to them tonight? >> thank you lawrence, we're in the fourth quarter this is a now or never moment for voting rights in america. we need every men and women to stand up for america with a senate deadlock at 50 50, the ballots of our democracy lies in the hands of senators manchin and senator cinema. this is time to take a step forward for our country, our democracy depends on you. we need you to be here for our democracy. let's end the filibuster, let's pass voting rights, let's get back to the people on doing their government and doing the government for america. >> representative gonzales, you've had a big win in what you've managed to knock out of this legislation, that plan they had about making it easy to overturn elections, that's been thrown out of this legislation that they are advancing. the sunday morning voting, they're not trying to prevent that now, it will continue to go on the way that it

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd has more from martinez. >> reporter: illegal fireworks continue to light up the night sky in contra costa county. >> we did respond to 53 fires in a three-hour period between 9:00 p.m. last night and midnight. of those, 48 of them were grass fires. >> reporter: here is a still photo of one of those grass fires in unincorporated martinez. it made it to a fence line and almost burned down this home on vine hill. when john came home after celebrating the fourth of july at the lake, he was terrified. his home is just down the hill from where the fire burned. >> sparks do crazy things and gets in these little weeds. like i said hopefully when it made the jump the stucco would have been helpful. >> reporter: fire officials were prepared but their resources were stretched thin. >> we didn't lose any homes but there was some damage done to homes either because of grass fires because of this one burning into the home or fireworks landing on roofs and gutters. >> reporter: illegal fireworks were a problem throughout the bay area. oakland was overwhelmed and the san

just as jose martinez fought for this in cuba. kinds of world, nunez and jose have made cuba particularly important to a communist russia and china, because those are the kind of interests which not too long ago joseph stalin said the soviet union should line up with in order to bring about a final victory for communist over the non-communist west. because john q. american doesn't privilege in that kind of world, he doesn't see the kind of cuba these men fought over in revolution. for which reason he doesn't really understand how serious a threat to his way of life the kind of cuba they helped to set up has back. somehow, despite the fact that no person on this planet has a greater number or variety of ways to read about, to hear about, to know about things, there hasn't been much in in the tons of newsprint that john q. pattern has read through, and the uncountable hours of time he has listened through to help him know how and why the words "land reform" have been and still are the stuff that revolutions are made: he hasn't read

representative from the state of texas, a fellow called trey martinez fischer spell that out for us. she moved eating solid in an airport. it's pretty much like the civil rights leaders of old. across the bridge in alabama taking transient blows to the head. heat wants. >> this is a risk that you take standing up to democracy. we are talking about voting rights here, people that were beaten by clubs and attacked by dogs and people were murdered to protect themselves from the finger-pointing. >> edmund pettus bridge, aaa, same idea and different error. as you can expect kamala harris wants in on the action. since two years old she's been demanding freedom that she said so now she's going to meet with these freedom fighter sometime

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last year, the so-called kite man of martinez flew them on the fourth of july. since there weren't any official firework shows because of the pandemic. people loved it so the city of martinez asked 'em, come on back, do it again, this time, because of the drought. the city wanted a safe way for families to celebrate that doesn't involve illegal fireworks. >> it's just not smart to risk life and property, over fireworks. to celebrate the fourth of july. there's got to be a safe and a better way to -- to light up the sky and to celebrate than to firing off pyrotechnics. so, why i brought up my l.e.d. kites. they can't cause fires. >> you can catch tomorrow night's show at the martinez marina. as he was speaking, we just heard a -- it was a heck of a boom, here, at the station. >> it really was. and we have been -- mom talks, mom and dad talks of it's not safe. don't do it. i am going to hit you with the dog-mom talk. your pets. okay? if they are normally outside in the backyard, bring them inside. you know, i have done stories with the shelters. the number of pets

trey martinez fisher joins me, live, from squarn quarantine. and my exclusive interview with energy secretary jennifer granholm on america's sluggish response to climate change and how to turn it all around. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york i'm chris hayes. we just got the names of the people house minority leader kevin mccarthy appointed to investigate the january-6th insurrection. three of the five members that he chose voted to overturn the election results in pennsylvania and arizona, including congressman jim jordan of ohio. who, according to a new book by "washington post" reporters, carol leonnig, and philip rucker, was called out by a potential committee colleague. congresswoman liz cheney of wyoming as the guy who did this. the guy responsible for the january-6th attack on the capitol. and now, that guy is going to

according to trey martinez fischer -- cannot name be real? we are going with it. eating salad in an airport is very much like the civil rights leaders of old, crossing the bridge in alabama taking trench and blows to the head, you watch. >> this is the risk we take to stand up for democracy. we are talking about voting rights here. there are people who were beaten with clubs and attacked by dogs and people were murdered to protect the sacred rights. this threat in this finger-pointing by the governor is not going to intimidate all of us. we are strongly united and we want to bring, you know, voting rights home to this country. >> tucker: same idea, different era as you would expect. kamala harris wants in on the action. she's been protesting for civil rights since growing up as a child in canada -- sorry, america. since two years old she's been demanding freedom, she said so she announced she's going to meet with these freedom fighters sometimes this week.

the city of martinez said come back and do it again, we would love to see it. the city wanted a safe way for families to celebrate in ways that don't involve illegal fireworks. >> granted this is an amazing country, but there's got to be a safe and better way to light up the sky and to celebrate than firing off pyrotechnics. so i brought up my l.e.d. kites. they can't cause fires. >> you can catch tomorrow night's show at the martinez marina. >>> we have your complete guide to all fourth of july events right on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on "fourth of july "trenp of the home page. >>> the honor of a lifetime, great story here. oakland firefighters in washington, d.c. this weekend for a special celebration of front line workers and first responders. firefighter paramedic gustavo gonzalez is the man second from the right in this picture. he's part of a delegation chosen by the national association of hispanic firefighters to represent that organization at the fourth of july event. the celebration will take place on the south lawn of the white hous

ultimately the contra costa county district attorney's office says 18 year-old dylan baker of martinez opened fire killing stacy. >> he has been charged with 2 felonies murder and shooting at an occupied motor vehicle. 22 year-old jason collazo of martinez and a 17 year-old boy were also taken into custody. but later released as of now baker is the only person who has been charged in the case there should not have even been a choice that. >> any of them had to decide that they can pick up a firearm. chase. someone. attempt to end their life. and then make the conscious decision to get out of a car continued to and some >> stacy had a girlfriend for siblings and 2 step siblings. but he was his mother's only child he really has something to year to this world and that. >> to have it taken away. just tragic the district attorney's office says the case remains active dylan baker is due in court in september. >> he remains in custody in martinez. his bail set at 2 million dollars. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> in sandra fell. 2 men were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and a

representative martinez, we start with. you managed to stop the republicans by denying them quorum not so long ago. they are back now in a special session. they're relentless. if it first you don't succeed, try and try again, i guess, is their approach. what is your party in the state houses plan for stopping them now? is there one? >> thank you very much, mehdi. i appreciate you having us on. we know texas is already among the most restrictive voting rights states in this country. it has a history of discriminating. legislators on both sides should be expanding the right to vote, not restricting. it i can tell you democrats are working hard to use every role we have in our power to make sure our democracy is not challenged. no matter our race, political party, or zip code, all of us know that a democracy voters pick our leaders are leader should not get picked by their voters. >> yes. we'll put. judge hidalgo, whether texas gop wants to get rid of, 24-hour voting, drive-through voting. these are all heavily used in your co

leading off our discussion tonight, democratic texas state representative armando martinez and harris county judge lina

amy: thank you for being with us, texas tech representative trey martinez fischer of san antonio, who together with democratic state representative jasmine crockett and a few others led the fling democrats who left from anywhere from houston in san antonio and dallas to dulles to washington, d.c. come to stop state representatives for approving another voter suppression bill. we will continue to follow the developments. after months of decline, covid cases are rising again in the united states. we will speak with a leading epidemiologist about why this is happening, about the vaccine gap in the world as well. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break]

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leading off our discussion tonight, a democratic texas state representative, armando martinez, and the chief consecutive of hidalgo county, texas. representative martinez, you managed to stop the republicans by denying them quorum not so long ago but they're back now with this special session. they're relentless, if at first you don't succeed, try and try again, i guess is their approach. what is the plan to stop them, is there one? >> thank you very much, mehdi, thank you for having us on. we already know texas is already among the most restrictive voting rights states in the country and has a history of, you know, discriminating. so legislators on both sides of the aisle should be expanding the right to vote, not restricting it. i can tell you democrats are working hard to use every rule that we have in our power to make sure that our democracy is not challenged. and no matter our race, political party, or zip code, all of us know that in a democracy, voters pick the leaders, our leaders should not get to pick the voters. >> well-put. judge hidalgo, what the texas gop wants to get ri

around sunrise our temperatures in martinez will be in the upper 50s, low 60s. as we take a look at all our microclimates in the afternoon, we have upper 90s in spots today. not all of us will feel that heat and we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> the drive is looking good for the speed sensors on both sides. south bay looking great as well. we do have the construction that should be picking up right smoo the bay bridge, and we'll leave it to you, laura, as i guess you are talking about the north bay. >> we are. did you feel the shaking in the north bay, 3.6 earthquake happened just before 1:00 a.m. we posted more on social media when i woke up, not to the earthquake, but just waking up. >>> a woman moved to the bay area, and while looking for a place to live her rental car was stolen with her dog inside. >> kristy howard moved to the south bay for work three weeks ago, and the veteran says the poodle mix is her support animal. on july 1st, she was looking for a san jose apartment, after a hour and back at her car, howard forgot her i.d. at the leasing off

. >> jill martinez made history as first nonveteran and first woman hired in 1986 as veteran service representative. she's worked for contra costa veteran service office which serves more than 9,000 veterans a year today. >> my main in ca lo what i do. >> it's in r dfher served in the army world war, her son a retired navy commander in the persian gulf. for 25 years jill helped elderly veterans and families through the painstaking process of filing for federal and state benefits. once jill pushed through a two and a half year claim for a 93- year-old women's army corps veteran from world war ii. >> got the retro check for $37,000. she died three days later. >> reporter: the process has improved. >> my quickest pension claim was 11 days. i had 65 pages of everything that was needed on that claim. >> reporter: jill retired in 2011 on a friday and came back on monday to the same office and the same job as a volunteer. >> i even had the veteran call. >> reporter: as a volunteer the last ten years, jill could make her own schedule. she works 30 hours a week, has coffee club meet ups tera

he remains in custody in martinez. his bail set at 2 million dollars. kimberly banks want justice.d and accept that is going to be a long and hard. >> that'll. but it's one that i'm up for and whether stacy is here or not. it's something that i would have to do being his mother and i will do take my last dealing baker is due in court in september. >> the district attorney's office says the case remains active phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> we have more news for you ahead on this hour of kron 4 news new study shows just how effective the pfizer vaccine against is against the growing delta variant and also how those numbers compare to the effectiveness of eyes are on the alpha variant will explain. plus, the gilroy garlic festival is here. the changes being made this year and how you can make the most of your visit to the modified festival. and later on, the first round of child tax credit payments were sent out last week. what you need to know if you qualify, but we haven't got your money yet. those stories and more when california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves

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tonight, the martinez city council is meeting.fact, right now to consider changes to is a weekend street closures program or possibly to eliminate that program altogether. the closures, you might remember started during the pandemic to help struggling businesses. but as the economy opens back up. well, forcefully to call reports some temporary programs may be done. >> businesses on main street in martinez say the city's covid-19 temporary street closure program has been a lifeline that has helped keep their establishment open during the pandemic. all is an immense help amocali is a managing partner at main street arts gallery and says the closures downtown which start thursday afternoons and continue through the weekend has driven foot traffic into her space. i love having the street closed. so it's actually ends up being more open some business owners say the program has had unintended consequences parking, for example, can be difficult with several blocks of roads off limits for cars forcing people to park in private. we have to

representative martinez fischer.sorry for what is you're going through. >> it's okay, it's for democracy, so it's worth it. >> we let me ask you first, how are you feeling. i know you said publicly that you are fully vaccinated, so this is a breakthrough infection, obviously, everyone is hoping you are fine, technically, if you get a breakthrough infection, once you've been vaccinated, you are much less likely to have a serious bout of illness, but how are you feeling tonight? >> it's a little surprising. i tested positive on sunday morning. i woke up early, had my routine, i exercised, i drink coffee, i read my newspaper. and then right before a staff meeting i took a rapid test and had a positive result. and i couldn't believe it. i actually waited 15 minutes and tested again because i felt terrific and, in fact, in the days since i've been quarantining, i'm feeling a low grade fever, maybe a little sinus from time to time, but it really goes to show you that this vaccine is really gotten in front of this variant,

police detained martinez and found an arsenal of weapons inside his truck including a pipe bomb, twoegal ar- 15 style rifle, and a manifesto which stated a desire to wipe out the black, hispanic and jewish populations. >> a lot of bad things could have happened. things could have played out completely differently. he could have shot at the cops and try to get away. a lot of different scenarios. >> martinas has been charged with seven felonies and is being held on $300,000 bail. >>> cal fire has updated the size of the dixie fire burning near the 2018 campfire. it has doubled in size over the past 48 hours, to more than 4900 acres. it is burning in steep and inaccessible terrain, yet firefighters are making progress. it is now 7% contained and is burning away from populated areas. a mandatory evacuation order remains in place for the high lakes and philbrook areas in plymouth county. the states largest fire through another 5000 acres today, also in plumas county. the backrest fire is more than 157 square miles. this video shows the strong wind howling as the fire raged nearby. pretty

police detained martinez and found an arsenal of weapons inside his truck including a pipe bomb, two illegal ar- 15 style rifle, and a manifesto which stated a desire to wipe out the black, hispanic and jewish populations. >> a lot of bad things could have happened. things could have played out completely differently. he could have shot at the cops and try to get away. a lot of different scenarios. >> martinas has been charged with seven felonies and is being held on $300,000 bail. >>> cal fire has updated the size of the dixie fire burning near the 2018 campfire. it has doubled in size over the past 48 hours, to more than 4900 acres. it is burning in steep and inaccessible terrain, yet firefighters are making progress. it is now 7% contained and is burning away from populated areas. a mandatory evacuation order remains in place for the high lakes and philbrook areas in plymouth county. the states largest fire through another 5000 acres today, also in plumas county. the backrest fire is more than 157 square miles. this video shows the strong wind howling as the fire raged nearby. pre

en la calle (en inglés) y se pida residentes que eviten esa zona y también una cuadrilla está en martínezotecnia ilegal y es que nuestras cámaras captaron, en varias ciudades de la bahía se manipularon ilegalmente fuegos artificiales, ensan josél y palo alto y en palo alto se vieron estas luces después de las 9:30 de la noche, todas actividades ilegales y esta es otra imagen que vamos a ver de nuestro helicóptero que también captó el uso ilegal de la pirotecnia pese a las recomendaciones de las autoridades y también podrían hacerse acreedores de una multa. >>> ahora estas imágenes nos llegaron desde mérida donde en horas de la mañana se registró una fuerte explosión causada por la pirotecnia en la playa de ocean city es todo se originó luego que los empleados de la empresa encargada del chavo comenzar a prepararse para el espectáculo, un trabajador de la compañía sufrió heridas leves y los bomberos están investigando que causó esta detonación. >>> en su discurso de hoy el presidente joe biden instó a los estadounidenses a vacunarse contra el covid 19 dijo, háganlo ahora por ustedes y por

martinez up to 74 degrees. mid-70s for santa rosa, napa and san francisco still in the low 60s today. we are still feeling that cool air. we are going to have a nice start to our weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> mike, how's it looking on the roads? >> clear at 5:01. and fremont, we're looking here, and could be a little fire in the grass. no problems reported there, and the bay bridge, i did hear about another issue. smoke or a smoking vehicle reported right around treasure island. the traffic flow remains smooth out of san francisco. no problems so far. we'll follow that. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> recent covid spread prompting one county east of the bay area to ask everybody to mask up. this comes in the wake of the new north bay outbreak of breakout cases. cierra johnson is looking into both of these stories. >> reporter: let's start talking about yolo county. it's that county asking residents even if they are vaccinated to resume wearing masks inside, and it's be

representative martinez fisher, thank you for joining us tonight. i know this is an intense moment.re >> hey, good to be with you, rachel. this is an important story for the nation. >> how was your flight? >> well, i can tell you it is a lot of emotion. we're here on a mission, the men and women of the texas house. ii we have courage and we have con virksz and we're bringing our voices to the nation's capitol. make no mistake. we're mothers. we're fathers. we have jobs.th we own businesses. we have a home. there as lot of emotion right ot now because a lot is on the line but that is how important it is. we have to stand up for our democracy. listen, rachel. we brought about 20 or so democrats to the nation's capitol back in june, and we made some noise, but this time we brought reinforcement.ut we have well over 50 members of the texas house with courage and conviction and a little bit of defiance and we've come here to tell our story and we certainly want to rally the nation but, most importantly, rachel, we llt want the senate to hear us, and weea

martinez r illustrator is independent depicting narratives of struggle, identity and resilience. he is based in new orleans. and joining them as our moderator tonight our colleague kimberly percy's executive director arts and culture at that museum of art here in hartford. please join me in welcoming our guest as a bring them onto the screen. take a moment forgive me for the delay. are we all here? >> i believe so welcome everybody thank you so much for sharing the special evening with us. thank you so much for the introduction and thank you amy. >> is a pleasure to be in partnership with you all. and of course to be selling amazing history that is both research is so and illustrated so profoundly. so let's take it away. amy and i are going to sit back and enjoy. kimberly let me know it's time to the q and a? >> thank you jennifer. >> thank you enjoy. quick welcome doctor rebecca hall and hugo martinez. thank you for spinning time with us tonight. this book is really like none other than i've personally read before putting the story of a historian gathering history really sharing

officers say when they arrived they found the 32-year-old martinez.currently in santa clara's main county jail. >>> another story we're watching -- did you check your bank account today? millions of parents got a direct adopt from the government. today the u.s. treasury spent families part of their child tax credit. let's bring in chris. did this come early? were people expecting this? and how much are people getting. >> it is early. it's an advance on the credit you're supposed to get on the tax return. it's hundreds of dollars per family and you'll get more of these checks july to december but it's going to vary by family. >> and i can spend it. >> yes. it's cash in the bank, and that's what the white house wants us to do is spend this money. >> how do i get it? what's the calculation here? >> it's going to depend on how many kids you have first and foremost. for a kid birth to age 6, it's $3,600. 6 to 17 this is $3,000. you get after now, and then the other half is given to you on your tax return. here's an example that the white house provided. ja

they're also responding to fires in martinez, pittsburgh. san pablo and in pleasant hill. many of these likely started by fireworks tonight. the very latest tweet saying that they are responding to a single family home fire on deems street in pittsburgh caused by fireworks shot into a backyard around avoid that area so crews can get to that scene in. crews get to that demonstration. more breaking news tonight. we won't take you back to concord where another fire has sparked once again from. i'm assuming fireworks. do we know at this point once again, more breaking news this is once again fire crews there on the scene. contra costa county fire crews trying to battle flames once again sparking as a result of fireworks in the area of a do do we still know if this was in the same area where the fireworks were doing. okay. so we are learning once again that this was in the same area where the pavilion was, where their war, the fireworks demonatrations tonight in concord. we saw that small grass fire earlier where crews were able to quickly extinguish it. this is a second fire t