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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from theios this is kpix5 news. the parklan >>> now at 6:00 students pushing for stricter gun control, today survivors of the parkland school shooting in oakland try and make a change. >> their paths paved more than 100 years ago in the berkeley hills will prove useful during a major wildfire. >> plumes of smoke rose up from the milpitas hills today. fire authorities from multiple agencies jumped on the flames. they are not taking any chances. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> the flames started this afternoon on a hillside in milpitas along country club drive and north park victoria road and kais t reporter: we a levine park off calaveras road. take a look over here. you can see one of the water dropping helicopters is stopping here at this pond to pick up more water to go up to the top of the ridge line to continue this firefight. cal fire estimates this estimates this fire has burned about 300 acres and is 40% contained. in this video from chopper 5 you can see

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ocean's most fearedi'm allen martin a different kind of "flare-up" for a firefighters group in san jose. they're having to apologize for a social media post that some are calling insensitive. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. a different kind of flareup for firefighters group in san jose, they are having to apologize for a social media post that some are calling insensitive. kpix has what they said and the problem they were trying to address. >> reporter: frustrations are boiling over because of the number of the frequency of atedfireanding in front of one of the fires that happen a couple of weeks ago on this open field near highway 280, this fire has never been determined, the cause is unknown, it is suspected as a homeless fire. many stay under control, but many do not. a homeless man takes a hot meal and his frying pan back to his makeshift shelter to eat, but he left the fire unattended and still burning next to somebody else's shelter until it burned itself out. >> they are careless, what can i

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh ♪ >>> kpix 5 news begins with thet of california's sanctuary state policy. two laws protecting illegal immigrants survive a challenge by the trump administration. >> a federal judge did stop the state from enforcing the law related to workplace searches. kpix's political reporter was at the state capital when the ruling came down. melissa? >> reporter: yeah, we are here in the eastern district of california federal courthouse. it is here, today that a federal judge issued a 60 page ruling. this judge, john mendez is a republican appointee. he was made a federal judge by george w. bush. when the trumpet ministration came in asking for three loss to be suspended, he said no to two of them, and one he said yesterday. >> my message to the president and attorney general is that -- senate bill 54 is unconstitutional. whether you like it or not, -- >> vindication for democrats when they learned about the ruling, in the case of the united states versus the state of california. senator kevin daley on, author of the sanctuary s

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org washed out the roadnews begins with scenic highway win reopened. >> the section in the muddy creek was closed for 14 months. not good for local businesses. devon filling you in on today's big reopening. >> rarely has a road meant so much to so many. >> it is pretty bad. it is pretty bad because the tropics do not make it all the way over here. >> for the past year and a half has been the southernmost point of the stretch of the coast. mudslides make the town -- made the town unreachable. >> we ended up with no employees. the business went down 25%. 5 or 6 people is all we have in the whole town. 3 imagine the elation when this stretch of highway wind reopened before 10:00 a.m.. that was ahead of schedule. >> i am super excited. all the road closed signs are up. i didn't have an idea that we would be able to go further than we have. >> that is what countless tourists have done for the past couple of months. news that highway -- that highway wind with open -- that highway wind was open spread. >> it was qu

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org what could be onest projects ever in the heart of downtown. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >>> kpix news begins with a tower that could transform oakland. what could be one of the biggest projects ever in the heart of downtown. good evening. i am elizabeth cook. >> i am alan martin. the demand for office space is skyrocketing. it has the tightest real estate market in the country and now there are plans for a mess in the development on the 19th street park station. it is bigger than the salesforce tower in terms of square footage. some and reports it is a sign of a building boom on the other side of the bay. >> oakland is right -- right for this type of development. >> he has written about looks about urban planning in the area. it has been proposed in downtown it could be just what the real estate doctor ordered. >> if you build it, will they come? i think given the growth in the bay area of jobs, i think that oakland is investing wisely to think that we should build a some commercial space. >> boy

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org year-old woman..n >>> we begin with security concerns, reignited by the killing of an 18-year-old woman. stabbed on the train platform by a man with no apparent motive. good evening. >> this is the third homicide on bart in the last five days. we did not learn from bart police until after the a woman's life is taken. tonight, there is a memorial for 18-year-old where her loved ones are demanding justice and we are learning her death follows two other unrelated homicides at bart stations in a week. >> police are looking for a 27- year-old, john lee cowell wanted for fatally stabbing wilson and injuring her's to sister. -- a day earlier the man was punched in the head on the platform at baker station and declared brain-dead. police say this is the man they are looking for, seen on train car cameras. last wednesday, a 50-year-old man was assaulted at the pleasant hills station and went to the hospital with a bloody lip and can't -- cut to the back of his me. he was found dead, killed by an infection. and

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> in his first, president trump speaks about the meeting in the global reaction, tomorrow. ♪ >>> kpix 5 news begins with a freak accident. a boater was enjoying the day on the water and killed by a hidden danger. >>> a dublin man was sucked underwater by a pipe in the delta and drowned. now, his family is demanding more be done to warn people about the danger. kpix 5's julia goodrich reports that it is complicated to pin down who is responsible. >> reporter: carlos of our was untangling a ski line wh was sucked under by an irrigation pipe . his wife and friends tried to pull him back on board. >> there is no amount of human power that could have overcome the force coming from that pipe. >> these pipes are scattered throughout the delta near agricultural land. the pump water out of the delta to crops. >> you have a tremendous amount of force and energy. they are pumping out thousands of gallons of water. >> reporter: similar waterways are used for recreation, but they are also used for agriculture. i

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org with a bay area city's they're offering big perks.. 25-k if you take the g >>> kpix 5 news begins with a cities plea for new police. they're offering big perks. 20 5k if you take the gig, the problem is they cannot get people to commit. >>> new at six, palo alto police are struggling to hire qualified officers, that is despite offering a big signing bonus. >> with the palo alto police, your part of something bigger -- >> the police department is hiring. >> you are family -- >> despite recruitment efforts, they confess they are struggling to fill one dozen positions. >> we have 13 vacancies, and that represents a substantial portion of the department. >> facing a shortage they offered a $25,000 signing bonus for experienced officers. $10,000 for officers who had already gone through an academy. despite the generous incentives , it generated only a few hires and failed to fill the gap. >> the challenge of recruiting here is the cost of living, particularly here on the peninsula it is high even by barry area s

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org coast.oute to big sur. now highway 1, could be just weeks from opening. vening, and happy >>> a massive mudslide cut off the main road to big sur just weeks from opening. >>> happy fourth of july. a popular vacation destination has been blocked off for more than a year, the mud creek slide is making it impossible to complete the scenic drive along the california coast. returnÃmake a return to normal is now insight. >> reporter: it has taken caltrans -- caltrans -- caltran 18 months to get this far. they are trying to meet a july 20 deadline to have the road ready to reopen. they have come a long way since may of last year when a number of smaller projects combined into one massive slide sending an entire hillside cascading down the road into the sea. they estimate enough rocks and dirt fell that day to fill 15 olympic size swimming pools. >> we have been trying to come up with a solution to reopen the highway as soon as we can. a lot of things we have done since then like building a 2000 foo

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from thedios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a hit and run driver changed this woman's life forever. no arrest has been made until we started asking question -- questions. >>> i will take you on my journey around the bay, coming up. >>> all hands on deck this weekend, looking for flareups after yesterday's explosive fire. good evening to you, thank you for joining us. >>> the fire first broke out on a hillside, firefighters were there, when the fire flared up this morning, burning 8 more acres. the fire consumed a total of 394 acres, crews have it 90% contained. >> christin ayers has the latest. >> reporter: firefighters are telling us, these are some of the hottest, driest conditions they have seen this early in the summer. for flareups, like the when that happened here, they have in -- an aggressive new plan of attack. fire engine, speeding out of the station just moments after a fire that sparked yesterday. it flared up yesterday in wallet, today. the flames burned another 8 a -- acres, leaving a

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 6:00 as a pair of wildfires rage just north of the bay area, the smoke is creating a serious hazard closer to home. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. all day long the skies have the mist from the smoke of a distant fire and that is bad news for air quality. the haze is so thick in part of the bay area it has been blotting out the sun. here's how it looked from our building's roof earlier today as the haze blocked off the upper half of the bay bridge and the view from our cliff house camera is even worse with ash from 100 miles away gummed to the lens by moisture from the fog and low clou >> m noin the oakland hills. kpix5's kiet do shows us the conditions there. >> reporter: no, it's not the apocalypse. it's just an ash plume making for a surreal sunday across the bay. smoke from the pawnee fire is drifting 60 to 70 miles southwest. satellite imagery shows prevailing winds are blowing it straight into the north and e

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [ music ] the cbsmoore week. >>> [ music ] a deal with rich landowners, has made this pristine stretch o kpix five news begins with the beach out of reach, a deal with rich landowners has made this pristine stretch of california coast nearly impossible to visit. our reporters did just that. it's a big week in a battle over beach access. >>> tomorrow the state postal commission will launch three days of public meetings and they will talk about this deal that could set a precedent on the coast. it would allow wealthy landowners in santa barbara county to permanently block land access to court a canyon beach. the only way to get there would be by sea. our reporters teamed up to make the trip by kayak and it wasn't easy. here is the first report in the week of special coverage on beach battles. >>> >> reporter: floating somewhere along the coast it hits me, we are either brave and adventurous or just dumb and foolish. fellow reporter devon feeley and i have been paddling for hours into a steady headwind ag

captioning sponsored by cbsptny media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org now think they may have savedtle, won. firefighters outside reading think they may have saved the city. >> the river and ranch fires are exploding in size, new evacuations in lake county, the flames racing down hillsides. good evening. >> this is how it looked for people told to evacuate in lake county. walls of flames lining the road, the viewer says the road was cut off and they had to turn back. res. is the only way to fight air attacks like this one dropping thousands of gallons of retardant in a single pass. creating a fire line that may not be enough to stop the fire progress. >>> in lake county, the ranch and river fires letter threatening towns, we have a series of reports on the firefight, the evacuations, let's begin with wilson walker on the fire lines. >> reporter: allen, it has been a really long, hot day. i am standing on highway 175 midway between the two ends of the highway for the fire. i will step out of the way. we want to give you a better shot at what is happening on the hillside. you can see

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org h.org >>> cbs newsdward r murrow awards, including -- cbs news. original reporting. >>> kpix 5 news begins with one could be an extraordinary shift in a beach battle. the coastal commission may be rethinking a deal to allow wealthy landowners to limit access to their slice of california sure. we have been reported all week on several efforts to keep beaches out of reach. >>> one of them is korda canyon beach near santa barbara. the coastal commission struck this deal with the wealthy landowners of hollister ranch, to keep that beach accessible to the general public only by see. our own reporters, devon feeley and kitt doe, made the long and dangerous trip by kayak to get there. today, the coastal commission listened to a rave of complaints about the deal. devon feeley at the mealy today. and they heard that frustration letter clear, i guess. >> yeah. they absolutely did. often times, when you go to a public hearing of some kind of government agency, it seems that no matter how many people come out in op

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