excluding mary lake.y made real sure to emphasize the fact that nobody in the city of redding limits was evacuated. nobody in the city of redding why weren't we?ted. >> it is unclear whether the city of redding was ordered to evacuate. the incident is under investigation. they confirmed t fire torched more than 80,000 acres and almost 40,000 people have been displaced. >>> now to an update about the four murders in south texas including two at a nursing home. police say 60-year-old trichd starry shot and killed his father and stepmother at nursing home on friday. he then turned the gun on himself. investigators found two bodies at starry'shome. they believe he killed a 13-year-old boy adopted by his parents a40-year-old son of his stepmother. there's no word on a motive. >>> also south texas panic and terror inside of a mall thiste r fears of an active ooter. take a look atti drac cell phone video. you can see people in a panic running, screaming. this all started with a failed robbery attempt at aeewelry

, excluding mary lake.y made real sure to emphasize the factod that n in the city of redding limits was evacuated. nobody in the city of redding limits was acted. why weren't we? >> it is unclear whether the city of redding was ordered to evacuate. the incident is under investigation. they confirmed the fire torched more than 80,000 acres and 40,000 people have been displaced. i believe the last number when we saw it was 500 homes jstroyed. >>t released we do have striking new video to share. this shows terror on city bus driver's face as the vehicle hit a building and kept going in milwaukee. a warning, though, what you're about to hear is the driver yelling. >> thisnappened back i may. the crash hurt four people including the driver. after an extensive review they found everything on the bus was working properly. the bus driver accidentally hit the accelerator. he's been taken off the road for six months. >> that's some scary video there. >> frightening. >> okay. so we were just talking about it, trying t

enough so that residents are eager to return home to neighborhoods like mary lake. >> we were checking to see if we could get back into our house, and they told us they don't know when they'll be opening up the roads. >> reporter: do you know if your house is okay ? >> our house is okay. >> we would be more than ready to welcome people into our home. >> reporter: in 1991, his former house survived the oakland firestorm. two fires, are you done in. >> i hope so. >> reporter: we're back live in keswick estates, standing next to a home that survived. the one next to it did not. we heard about repopulation, we're hoping it's fairly soon because the fire is far off in those remote areas. but it's not just about letting people back in. as you know, there are downed power lines, hazard afters all over the place. and when you talk about heat over 100 degreases, there is no way they're going to let folks back into the neighborhood before the power is restored because it can be very dangerous for them to be in these homes without now power. h laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> the steel fire has bur

and that the fire may be encoaching towards mary lake. we'll get you more information and stay on top of this. if we can get cal-fire on the phone to give you the latest we will do this. but one death.ar fire in a difficult week for us when it comes to fires up and down california. >> in other news right now we'll talk about alarm tg rash of car burglaries at a popular asian shopping mall has police on high alert. at the pacific east mall in richmond. >> right now richmond police are cracking down. jodie hernandez has the story you'll see only here on nbc bay area. >> it's so heartbreaking. >> reporter: that's how jeffrey lee and his wife are feeling after losing their life savings to thieves. least wife had just flown in to sfo from china after they stopped to eat. but while inside police say these two women rent into the rental van and stole their suitcases filled with more than $100,000 of jade jewelry that they planned to open up a store in texas. >> that's sun frustrating. so hard to swallow something like this happen to us. >> repor

it lowered a bucket into mary lake, and then flew off to dump the water on the flames. >>> if you're smelling smoke in the bay area this morning, it's not from the carr fire, it's actually from two new fires burning. mandatory evacuations have been ordered for areas north of the expressway. >>>a construction worker is dead after a trench collapsed around him in a project in daily city. the fire authority says dirt a yesterday. firefighters tried to rescue the worker but he died at the scene. >> to the family, we lost a good friend, a good worker, but a good man, and we work everyone day to try to avoid these kind of events. reporter: it appears the accident hanked as workers were grating the ditch. >>>governor jerry brown is proposing a plan to improve emergency services but it could cost you. he's asking state lawmakers to pass a flat fee on cellphones and landlines capable of contacting 911. the tax is estimated cost people 34-cents per line per month and is expected to generate at least $175 million a year. the 911 overhaul would modernize the system and allow dispatchers to accep

. >> reporter: water dropping helicopters make roundtrips to mary lake every five minutes, filling upthere buckets to attack the southeast side of the carr fire. >> this is a tough fire. >> reporter: the biggest issue -- the wind. it could pick up tonight as the sun goes down. >> we are concerned that any wind could push this back into the city. >> reporter: one third of redding, almost 30,000 people already under evacuation orders as firefighters on the ground and in the air try to keep the flames away from nearby homes. >> we have a lot of areas of danger that we are concerned about. we have a lot of resources, but mother nature takes control away in the early afternoon. that is what we are battling. >> reporter: winds were so strong that trees were tossed across roads, power lines ripped down, and embers shot more than one mile ahead of the flames. those winds, driving the fast- moving fire that has already burned scores of homes on the west side of redding. >> this is behavior that veteran firefighters have never witnessed. we are committed. this gives us even more motivation to p

places where the fires are burning near lake mary esther and the poly fire -- pawnee fire, but the rest of the area will be cooler today. we do have moderate air quality conditions for the north bay and east bay to the south. it should be healthy for most of you. here is a look at the winds. the west winds are in san francisco but we are still getting north winds and today is the transition day before we get the onshore breeze. right now, this is pushing in marine layers that is burning off already with sunnier conditions out there but some of you are still dealing with the haze. san francisco is about three degrees cooler than average. we are looking at around 80 witches normal temperatures. 86 in concorde, 84 along the creek, san leandro is 71. overall, the ridge of high pressure that brought the heat over the weekend is now weakening so we are getting cooler air and the coastal winds . here is the seven day forecast. this is pretty normal and we will have a firework show among the cloud coverage. temperatures will continue to drop wednesday and then rise again for the next week and w

. >>> cooler weather is helping firefighters battled the fire near lake mary esther. it has burned 134 square miles. it is 27 percent contained. almost 3000 firefighters are there in napa battling the flame. some are literally going over every square foot of burned ground, looking for any hotspots. calfire now has a target date for full containment. >> we have an objective date of july 10 two of 100 percent containment of the fire. we will not call us 100 percent contained until there is zero chance of it escaping the containment lines. >> there has been high humidity overnight and temperatures are expected in the mid-80s. it is also supposed to heat up this weekend. the fire has been burning since saturday and they are hoping to gain more ground before the heat up this weekend. >>> some people living near the fire zone are back home. the yellow -- yolo county sheriff lifted of it mandatory evacuation orders for the areas including east of the napa and yolo county line, to state highway 16 and south of county road 53, to state highway 128. >>> a group of alameda count

she swam the bay area, the channels and now setting her sights on lake tahoe. >> mary lee looks at the quest for the triple crown of swimming. >> reporter: angel moore, only 50 years old -- 15 years old and swimming and oppressive 14 hours, 22 minutes in the curren i had to remind myself i could get to the finish and ensure that i have trained for this. >> reporter: the determination and grit making the youngest girl to successfully swim solo across the catalina channel and santa barbara channel. >> sometimes i get tired and cold. at the end, i feel accomplished. i feel like i have done something amazing. it makes me proud of myself. >> reporter: for this bay area girl from san carlos, angel wanted to battle the bay currents. >> i was 11 years old telling my mother i wanted to do alcatraz. >> reporter: as a mother what did you think when angel told you about wanting to swim the long distances? >> a little bit nervous for the san francisco waters. >> reporter: this is the aquatic park were angel trains every week. the water temperature is 59 degrees. what's it like for you? >> it is act

it is burning near lake mary as a. what investigators say made it start. is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> with the mac to mornings of 2. cal fire now knows the cause of that big wildfire near lake berryessa. the county fire was started by an electric livestock fence installed incorrectly. they are not saying exactly where the fire started. it has burned more than 141 square miles. it is now 89% contained. >>> san jose firefighters

lake. the search for other victims resumes this morning. laura podesta is here with more. laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. torms were in the forecast all day yesterday for the branson area. so one of the questions investigators will have is why was this duck boat launched on the lake in the first place. as you mentioned, more people are still missing this morning, so the death toll could climb. rescue workers fanned out across missouri's table rock lake thursday searching for people unaccounted for after a tour boat capsized. officials say more than 30 people were onboard at the time. >> seven patients to the hospital, and we do have some people still missing. >> sheriff's deputy doug rader said an off-duty officer was working security on the boetd -- boat when it began sinking. >> there was some deputy on the boat and he was in the water rescuing people. >> trent behr was there at the time. he said people were trying to help. >> we started pulling her up. i was yelling for people to give cpr. >> video shows the chaotic scene on the shore and first responders helping the injured. a hospital spokesperson sa

mary qb stories and tackle? >> yeah. >> it was a beautiful toss, great recovery, and thank goodness, they didn't wind up trashing the boat. love that idea. if you're ever out and around lake, don't litter. >>> a woman is in labor, and this is in china. and they have to rush her into an e.r. because the baby's heart rate drops 160 to 60. you see the baby is out. but it's this dramatic moment that is capturing the payment of people online. you see that? the doctor who performed the surgery has collapsed. now, you see the people in the e.r.? they get to work on both of them. the doctor who collapsed getting treated by other people in the operating room. she's on the ground. they're trying to revive her. and they're still working on the baby. >> that's so crazy. that's a woman trying to save the baby's life, now is in need of assistance herself. >> at the end of the day, both the baby and the doctor are fine. they had to perform the emergency c-section, because the mom had a rare umbilical cord prolapse. which means they had to quickly form the c-section to get the baby out. when the doctor faded -- when they talked to her, the whole time, even after she collapsed she was thi

the lake district let's hope it a la ke the lake district let's hope it a lake district! now to maryehogs. the animals are struggling to survive as it is, urban populations have fallen by up it is, urban populations have fallen by up to 30%, rural populations by at least 50%, since the millennium. the rescued hedgehogs are weighed and the very tiny dehydrated ones have to be fed with a pipette. it is notjust water, which have to be fed with a pipette. it is not just water, which the little mammals are struggling to find in this continuing hot spell. they are struggling to find natural sources of water they would usually find and also food because the ground is so ha rd also food because the ground is so hard and dry, they can't big food and their natural food is buried deep blue the ground rent to keep cool deep blue the ground rent to keep cool. so what should we be doing? it seems pretty obvious, live somewhat out of them but only water because their digestible can't cope with milk or other fluids. the charity is also asking everyone takes a few moments to ensure there are some sha

lakes. we'll meet a 71-year-old amateur shipwreck hunter who's in a race against time to find them. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-mariey vitac -- www.vitac.com thiswhatever size.le streaming tv for your family, it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv at a new low price, just $44.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask about flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. it's tuesday, july 10th. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's neda iranpour with a check of weather. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to everyone. >> it's my favorite day, the day i get things done. >> it will be a nice clear day full of sunshine. when you leave today, be sure you have those sunglasses with you. you can see the moon shot in this view here. the humidity is going to rise thursday and friday for us, and that's when it's going to feel

marie green. >>> well, in northern california this morning, a pair of fast-moving wildfires threaten some 10,000 homes, and a massive now the ninth most destructive in state history. the two fires burning near mendocino and lake counties, north of san francisco, have burned at least seven homes and forced 10,000 people to evacuate. further north, the so-called carr fire is so large and intense, it's creating its own weather pattern. two firefighters and four civilians have been killed. at least 818 homes have been destroyed, and more than 103,000 acres burned. they are 3 of 17 fires burning in the state of california. in total, over 200,000 acres have burned. fire crews and resources are stretched to the limit. laura podesta's here in new york. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. some fire crews are working on pure adrenaline, 48-hour shifts to try and get these fires under control. but with dry brush and unrelenting triple-digit temperatures, that word we keep hearing, containment, is proving difficult to reach. the biggest by far is the carr fire. by monday night, it had scorched more than 100,000 acres in and around the city of redding. more than a week after it began, it's estimated to be le

word red mary that's been the history of the progress on the part they started very well the thing about iran is definitely has headed for week three however we are waiting for godot fish in the lake fingered dollars from the lakes interregional buggiest on days that were. ordered at eight pm the we're still waiting for bed the day that announced that they were in. there for madrid and they can be interesting indeed an interesting development to be does actually get a simple majority and is allowed to form a government however there was always a question mark in the lead up to the selection that many punters many analysts suggested that it might be a coalition government if the case not still an option at the moment we don't know because the official results if he does have to look towards coalition partners not only will he have to try and find the right policies to work with him but he may also have to compromise on some of his policies and that will be a much a larger question and perhaps a area that his opponents will target if that ends up being the case. well emraan are you a sports man from what green knowing he'd already filmed there a big no. accountability red brick to h

invited -- to a meeting.i introduced him to doctor mary sinclair, the founder who is in them women's history hall of fame in michigan for her great lakes protection against reactor risks and radioactive waste risks.at the time, as again now, this was the talk of the town. let's dump it out there, no one lives out there, who cares, it's a wasteland.it is not a wasteland and ian was able to explain to doctor sinclair not only about the valley, the environmental injustice of another blow to the western shoshone and people of nevada, after weapons testing and waste dumping. she realized despite her passion and knowledge about protecting the great lakes from these risks, that yucca mountain was not a solution. she contacted senator stabenow about this and in the critical year of 2002 and thanks to the senator for raising on the senate floor, the risks of barge shipments but not only is yucca mountain not a solution but these proposals would put the great lakes at even greater risk than before. that issue is immunities against each other, get it out of here, we don't care how it leaves or where it goes. that is not just. we are one nation, u

lake tahoe, aaron rodgers working out with his new wide receiver steph curry. rodgers' golf game isn't half bad either. watch this lob. it's like he's throwing a hail marythat's an incredible shot. no frivolity from the sharks captain, all business. pavelski finished tied for third place. you know who pulled away? tony romo. how about that. he pulled away from pavelski and former a's pitcher mark molder to win the event for the first time and deny molder his fourth straight title, but the game within the game was curry taking on his pop, dell. now steph needed to beat him by 20 points. the loser would jump into the lake. now the younger curry needed to hole out on 18 and he came close. look at how close that came. check out dell's reaction. he knows. dad knows he dodged a bullet and that cold water. so steph being a man of his word, he and his caddy get wet, but the three time champion wasn't in a hurry to get out of the water. it's pretty warm up there, right, brian? >> well, it depends on your definition of warm. i would prefer a hot tub. >> i've been in that water. steph curry having a good time on the shores of lake tahoe. >> good sport. >> he's thr

mary sinclair, the founder don't waste michigan who's in the women's history hall of fame for great lakesprotection against radioactive waste risks. at the time again now but not with the talk of the town. nobody lives out there, who cares, it's a wasteland. it's not a wasteland and he was able to explain to dr. sinclair about the environmental injustice of another blow, the people of nevada after weapons testing and waste dumping. she realized despite her passion and knowledge about protecting the great lakes for these risks to yucca mountain was not a solution and she contacted senator saban now in 2002 and thank you for raising on the senate floor the risks not only is it not a solution. these proposals would put the great lakes at greater risk of it before. so that issue of communities against each other. get it out here. we don't care how elites or where it goes. we are one nation under god, indivisible and there's no exception for radioactive waste. screw nevada is not an option. screw to mexico is not an option. screw texas is not an option. for communities that are very much in ha