contractors are looking for perfect palms. kpix 5 reporter juliette goodrich shows us how one man is already cashing in. >> reporter: david kling of suisun city says it's an offer he couldn't refuse. >> these two here. >> reporter: bay bridge developers want his two canary island date palms that sit in front of his house. they will be among 88 others to decorate the median of the eastern side of the new bay bridge. kling said cool. >> when we found out they were going on the bay bridge, you know, to be part of something that's going to be around long after we're all dead and gone, it just is an awesome feeling. >> reporter: but first, kling's 30-foot-tall palms had to be tested for health and vigor. >> came out with a ladder truck and got up and pulled some samples. >> reporter: finding healthy palms is not easy. the canary island date palms are bold and beautiful but finicky, too, prone to disease if they don't get just the right tlc. in fact, some other date palms tracked down in the bay area didn't pass. kling's did. he say

he says he doesn't mind parting with his palms. to be honest, they are pretty high maintenance. >> are you going to miss them? >> i'm not going to miss picking the leaves out of the rain gutters. >> there's something to be said for his local roots by the new bay bridge. juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> make between a grand to $1500 per tree. if you have a healthy palm to sell, they love to hear from you. e-mail, ibuypams@gmail.com. >> turns out, it's not just where wolves who feel restless as the full moon rises. it's a lot of other people, too. people sleep 20 minutes less when the moon is full and longer to fall asleep and don't sleep as well. before you say it's the extra light coming through the window, before you say that, listen to this. study participates slept in a room with no windows and they were never told the experiment had anything to do with the moon. >> what do you think it means? >> as long as the chandeliers don't start swinging, you're okay. >> you don't live in a mystery house, you're fine. >> people howling at the

some palm tracked down didn't pass. clings's did. he says he doesn't mean parting with his palms.ys to be honest, they're high maintenance. >> are you going to miss them here? >> no, i'm not missing picking the leaves out of the rain gutters. >> reporter: there's something to be said for his local roots by the new bay bridge. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> m cling will make between a,000 and $1500 per tree. e-mail ibuypalms@-gmail.com, if you have any. >>> their weather is going through a fall-like shift. >> it does not feel like summer and will not feel like it this weekend. we have had the warm stuff and sunny stuff. for many of you, minimal sunshine this weekend. live look outside, no sunshine tonight, but not even clear sky. that onshore flow, that marine layer came in at 6:00 and filled in the bay. we are cloudy and chilly and breezy over the city. our futurecast model looking at fog, all the way inland in the morning. by the afternoon, still at 3:00, have some fog hanging around the bay and on the peninsula and along the coastline. your microclimate forecast not the warmest w

: first, the gomez family palm would have to pass some health tests. crews chopped at the base. and then, cut off a frond. the project does not want sick trees. >> this has been an effective work that's prevented us from acquiring palms that maybe are infected with a pathogen. we're preventing that and getting clean trees. >> reporter: it has to removal test. no utility or gas lines must be near it. >> this tree is perfect tree for removal. it has a nice center ring around it. it's geometrically proportioned. >> reporter: they're looking for palm trees on private or public property. it will cost $4,500 to remove a tree. the property owner will receive $1,500. she wishes she could be paid more. but she's okay with her tree being a part of bay bridge history. >> it will be exciting, i guess. >> reporter: now, if all goes well, we'll see the 65 or 70 palm trees near the toll plaza some time on labor day weekend. >> thank you, george. >>> a popular amusement park is under criticism tonight and the state is investigating. environmentalist don darling says s

one palm moves nicely across the other palm. nice. meet.ther, they meet. meet. you. just point right at the person. you. nice to meet you. nice to meet you. sign "nice," "meet," "you." nice to meet you. like two people meeting. nice to meet you. can you sign "nice to meet you"? alike. move your hand back and forth with your thumb and pinky. move between the things that are alike. sign it with me. alike. it's also the sign for "same." blond hair. alike. same basketballs. alike is the same. same hat. let's sign "alike." [ laughs ] different. cross your pointers, then move your hands away from each other. sign with me. different. different. different. different colors. separate your fingers. sign "different." friend. hook your pointers, then switch. show me. friend. friends! they're friends. hook your pointers. hey! be my friend. can you sign "friend"? wow! you're learning a lot of signs. "nice to meet you," "alike," "different," and "friend." what should we do to practice them? you got it. let's add them to our song. [ mid-tempo music plays ]

now press the palms down. now squeeze the shoulder blades. press. and squeeze. this is a wonderful exercise you can do wile you're watching tv. push down and then squeeze the shoulder blades. and one more time. hold it down there. and squeeze. now, we're going to conduct an orchestra. first come to center with your hands. take a small loop in that direction, and then in this direction. and now, let's go over. and over on this side. and now we're going to do a figure eight. turn the palms. i want you to hold one wrist and swing that arm forward and pull back. pull it forward gently and back. and now, extend that arm. push back a little bit on those fingers. now the other wrist. pull it forward. pull it back. forward and back. now, straighten out your arm. press back on your fingers. now we're going to do a windshield wiper, turning the wrist in, and turning out. and let's try it on the other side now. turn it in, and turn it out. that's wrist extension. now i want you to open up the fingers on each hand, and we're going to stroke, starting from the forearm. it sh

reno 100 degrees. 112 down in palm springs. 107 in las vegas. 110 in palm springs and redding. saturday, 113 degrees in redding. so if you're doing traveling get ready for heat. temperatures low 50s to low 60s. fog may be dense so be careful out there. 88 in los gatos, peninsula you're looking at a warmer day. 76 degrees. 81 redwood city. 62 on the coast if you don't like hot weather i've got you covered. downtown san francisco, 68 degrees. 70 in south san francisco and north bay. 83 santa rosa. mid-90s clear lake. east bay up to 74 degrees a mild, sunny afternoon. this is where it starts to get hot. checking out the accu-weather forecast you'll see temperatures heading up saturday inland. mid-60s coastside. temperatures going down just a touch sunday second half of the weekend. next week we'll have a few extra high clouds but until then get ready for summer heat. i'm sandhya patel, back to you in the studio. >> back to the heat. thank you very much. >> and just ahead their homes have been ripped apart but not by an act of nature. how these homeowners are taking action. >> then

brush your palms like there's a paper between them. paper. paper. brush your palms together. paper.r." [ laughing ] glue. finger spell it. g-l-u-e. glue. glue. finger spell. g-l-u-e. g-l-u-e. glue. pen. finger spell it. p-e-n. pen. pen. p-e-n. p-e-n. spell it. p-e-n. pencil. likeou're holding a pencil. h your lip and then wre. peil. pencil. touch your mouth, en write. pencil. sign "pencil." table. your arms pat into a table shape. table. table. your arms make a table. set the table. sign "table." chair. make your finger sit on the chair. tap it for "chair." leave them sitting for "sit." chair. chair. chair. two fingers sit on your other fingers. let's sign "chair." backpack. show the straps of your backpack. backpack. backpack. show the straps. backpack. ♪ hello, backpack, are you ready? ♪ ♪ are you ready to go? ♪ hello, backpack, let's get ready ♪ ♪ let's get ready to roll ♪ you've got my crayons ♪ crayons ♪ you've got my scissors ♪ scissors ♪ you've got my paper ♪ paper ♪ you've got my glue ♪ you've got my glue ♪ you've got my pens ♪ pens ♪ you've got my pencils ♪ pencils ♪ and th

we're going to have the palm facing me. all right? this finger comes down and the thumb is going to go over. we're going to do it one at a time. ready? it's down. down. hold it. then turn it back. back. and forward. next finger. hold it. and turn it back. again. down. hold it. turn it back. okay. little finger. that's a tough one. forward. and then turn it back. okay. whew! good job. now, shake it up. all right. here you go. palms are facing up. and you are going to rotate down and up. and down and up. and then stretch those fingers as far apart as you can and squeeze the shoulders. and then just let all the tension run down the end of the fingertips. you did a great job. exercising with weights helps strengthen muscles and bones. correct form is important. keep your wrists straight and breathe throughout the exercise. you can benefit from the movements even without using weights. if you have pain or can't maintain good form, do the exercises without them. if you have high blood pressure, check with your doctor before using weights. w

he said he doesn't mind departing with his palms. he said to be hon nest, they're pretty high maintenance. >> are you going to miss them? >> no, i'm not going to miss going up there and picking the leaves out of the guters. >> cling says there's something to be said for his local roots by the new bay bridge. >> he will make between $1,000 and $1,500 per tree. if you have one to sell you can e-mail ibuypalms. >>> next a benefit for our four legging friends that find time to relax. >>> you don't expect to be called and ask how do you feel, how did do that. >> a bay area doctor going the extra miles for patients who don't pay him. now his story inspired him to get to the community. >>> if you're getting into the baseball community today, the a's are taking on the angels. take me out to the ball game. if you do, bring me a sweater or perhaps a light jacket. it's going to be on the chilly side. forecast coming up as we look at the blue out there on this saturday morning in the bay area. stay tuned. ,, cities in the bay area. forty-three p

the blaze is now two mimes away from palm springs. teresa garcia is in one town where everyone was told to get out. >> reporter: closed signs and empty streets show the impact of the mandatory evacuations in effect for the small town of idylwild. >> it's very somber. >> reporter: mary is one of the few remaining holdouts. neither sheriff's deputies nor the pleas from her friends can get her to leave. >> i think the people who call me scare me more than being here. >> reporter: the fire has consumed thousands of acres and destroyed at least a half dozen homes. hotshot crews are using chain saws and rakes to clear out brush and build fire breaks. the afternoons are one of the most dangerous times for firefighters with temperatures reaching into the triple digits, which can help spread the fire more rapidly. the biggest challenge for crews is this terrain. it is steeped, it is rugged, making it difficult to build a containment line around the fire, and the timber out here are so incredibly dry, making for a lot of volatile fuel. >> it is

to the east is palm springs. if you can see this black line in this direction, this notes containment which is effectively the first step in gaining control around this fire. you may recall hearing yesterday that this fire was only on 25% contained. in essence, this line was up to here. but you can see clearly how much progress has been made overnight. this black line wrapping clearly almost around the entire fire line. the red notating here where the work still needs to be done. as you can see, there has been significant progress here. and firefighters attribute most of that to the rain. intense yet instrumental in the firefight. a sudden and steady storm moves in. a helpful hand from the heavens. >> it provided much more assistance in slowing down the fire, keeping it in check. >> reporter: it comes as firefighters need it most. more than 27,000 acres scorched by the so-called mountain fire since sirs spark monday in the area of mt. center near idyllwild, where more than 4,000 residents remained under evacuatio

. >>> here's a question, you got a palm tree just like around?the state wants to buy it from you for the bay bridge. we will explain, after the break. >>> and if airport food bores you, there's some new options at sfo. that's right. food trucks are rolling out curbside. i'm christie smith. tell you what they have to offer and how much it costs, coming up. >>> getting close to lunchtime around here. temperatures are warming nicely, on the water. things are going to change as we get into that all-important weekend and it's just around the corner. now we will give you the timeline for the changes and the best spot to cross the bay for this weekend, when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. i am sir can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (male announcer) break the monotony. visit spam.com. i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah, i do. huh. i said i want honey nut cheerios uh huh. and she just totally caved. it's all about psycholog

. >> one of the things we are f is the bad fire going on west of palm springs. >> west of palm springsically, like to stay local, tell you what is happening here in the bay area but i'm really concerned about this fire that is burning in southern california because it is only 10%l; containment and this thi has explosive growth development. so, we are very concerned about this. i wouldn't be surprised if we started sending resources from the bay area. we are going to find out about that a little bit later on. let you know here on nbc bay area news. i want to show what you they are dealing with down there if you have ever been to the coachella valley, all this ash is coming down like snowfall over palm springs, palm desert, indian wells. if you note area it is pretty bad down there give you an update. 14,000-plus acres so far. only 10% contained, gusty winds in come bain nation with very dry heat. this thing has extreme growth potential, head through the next 48 hours. for us to be on our best fire safety here as resources are starting to run thin. show kwhau is happening in the bay are

last night it was just two miles away from palm springs. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is flying to the west bank for peace talks between israelis and palestinians. it's his 6th trip there this year. word of the latest trip comes from an anonymous u.s. official who was unauthorized to brief reporters. he said kerry had a two-hour session with the chief palestinian negotiator in jordan this morning. >>> a s.w.a.t. team is called in to kick out people taking over a multi- million dollar home. kpix 5's kiet do tells us the squatters had been living there for more than a year. >> reporter: no one really knows what was going on here but they had guns, drugs, possibly hookers, making this a six-bed, five-bath, 7500- square-foot squatter's paradise on sugarloaf court in the hills of walnut creek. the house was vacant a short time and damage inside isn't that bad. a small crew is inside now making repairs. earlier a s.w.a.t. team found drugs and one assault weapon inside. investigators say the squatters were living there. neighbors say there was po

and up north is the palm springs area. nobody's been evacuated there, but the fire is only two miles away there. the smoke cloud is thick there. you can see it. and then, where we are, you can see the smoke cloud really well. and this is coming up just over idyllwild. take a look at some video from yesterday. again, as i said in our fifth day now, started on monday, on private land, the cause was human, but we don't know if it was accidental or if it was done on purpose. we know it started on private land, but it's gone on to tribal land, federal land. we have a unified command out here with riverside, san bernardino counties, and a dozen other local small city firefighters. as i said before, nearly 3,300. that's 400 new just added yesterday. so the threat today is real as ever. yesterday, we spoke to someone from palo alto in palm springs vacationing. of course, got a surprise with that smoke cloud. >> anxious at first, because we don't know the area so well. we didn't know whether to come down or to stay up that way. >>

and then turn your palm over. separate the fingers. stroke down and up. now, try it on the other hand. separate the fingers and stroke down and up. now we're going to turn your hand over. separate the fingers. and stroke down and up. now we'll get some flexion. take the tip of the finger and roll it around the thumb. the next finger. easy, easy. you have one more finger here. and then let's work the other hand, starting with the pinkie. great. wiggle it out. that should feel really good on your hands. let's get in good alignment by sitting on your sits bones. can you feel those two bones? okay. i want you to sit directly on top of them. we're going to work the pelvic floor. the pelvic floor holds all of your organs up. so pull those bones together and exercise that muscle, and then release. do it again. squeeze and release. now, the next time, i want you to close your eyes. close your eyes, squeeze, hold it there. now, let the sits bones go and open the eyes. hollow out your abdomen. notice how it lifts the ribs. trace the ribs back. and then trace the co

turn your palm up. you're going to bring it up overhead, and look at it, bring it a little forward, and then change. palm up. reach up. and then bring it forward and look at it. great job. now, we're going to do rainbow arms from one side of the chair to the other. and then i'm going to have you hold your chair. now, right here, i want you to hold it and lift up this hip twice. and let's change. over to this side. hold onto that chair. check your posture. lift the hip up twice. and we'll do it one more time to the other side. nice posture. get that hip up. and here's the last time. and lift the hip. every time you bring that hip bone closer to your ribs, you're working yo abdomal muscles. now, hook the arm over the chair, reach across, and now i want you to turn and look to the side, make a figure eight with your nose. the figure eight is on its side. and let's change. do it to the otr side. hook the arm over the chair. check your posture before you turn your head. and make a figure eight with your nose

fire burning just few miles from palm springs.gest concern for firefighters battling that massive blaze. >>> also. people who are trying the redefine marriage one dictionary at a time. librarians who are not fvl there. >> pleased with the weather. we look at live picture from the exploring camera. fog bac back. getting thick in spots. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's. look at the wake up weather plus >> you can see in the picture just how fast moving the fire is in riverside county. fire destroyed 7 homes since it broke out on mon. it's burning in the mountains just few miles from palm springs. tonight the flames forced about 6000 residents and tourists to evacuate. here's lee ann. >> another anxious night for those forced from their homes by the flames. >> it would be nice go back to a home. we saw flames coming over the mountains so we knew it was time to go. >> we got a call where recording from the riverside county sheriff that said it was mandatory evacuation. and then writ after that we got a call that said evacua

. >>> happening now, thousands of homes are under evacuation orders near palm springs as the massive mountain fire continues to spread. about 4,000 houses, condos, cabins, and several hotels in idyllwild and surrounding communities are threatened. the fire is forcing many into palm springs where some hotels are actually offering discounts to those who don't have a place to stay now. a palo alto family vacationing in palm springs says the fire is making them nervous. >> we were kind of anxious at first, because we don't really know the area so well. we didn't know whether to come down or stay up that way. >> the fire has burned almost 23,000 acres and at this point it is just 15% contained. authorities say the fire was human-caused, but they are not saying whether it was accidental or intentional. >> certainly having a tough go of it, as meteorologist christina loren, you know that area well. >> i do. it's scary, because we're talking about the fire now, about two miles away from the western border of palm springs. i do want to talk about what's happening, because the weather will mak

as we head into friday, 110 in palm springs and 106 fresno and 109 in redding.is really going to be a statewide thing. as we head into saturday up to 104 in palm springs. check out redding. ouch. 113 degrees. our temperatures are not quite that hot. here is a look at the week ahead. for san jose you will see the temperatures going up all the we into saturday. and then we will see the numbers just slipping away a few degrees head nooght second half of the weekend and -- heading into the second half of the weekend. tomorrow morning watch out for the fog. it may be dense in pockets and temperatures from the low 50s to the low 60s. you will need an extra layer especially where the fog is first thing tomorrow morning as you head out the door. 83 san jose and 80 mill pea dis. 78 in santa cruz and up to 88 in gilroy. a sunny day on the peninsula. 79 in menlo park. on the coast, 62 in pacifica and sunshine for new downtown san francisco. 68 degrees, but some lingering fog near the coast. the sunset district is 64 degrees. in the north bay the temperatures are coming up

107 in redding. 113 in palm springs. death valley 126 degrees today. excessive heat advisory in effect until wednesday evening at 7:00. highs during this time period will reach 98 to 106 degrees for north bay and the santa cruz mountains live looking at ferry building from our camera we've got a first forecast warm this evening, mild tomorrow and hot again, tomorrow. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 punishment to the pilot of the oil tanker that side swiped a support tower of the bay bridge. >> then, governor brown calms it historic. education bill changing how money is spent in schools. >> and michael finney is taking your questions and will answer them here live just a little bit later. you can contact him on twitter at m finney. >> and taking a look at the

. >>> new details tonight on the week old wild burning outside palm -- wildfire burning outside palm springs. they helped them get 50% containment as thousands of people that needed to evacuate their homes are being allowed to return. seven homes have been destroyed as the fire was started by someone, but they don't know exactly how or if it was intentional. >>> and the same system bringing relief to the fire crews near palm springs is reeking havoc in parts of arizona. at least half an inch of rain fell in scottsdale and yuma. tucson also saw rain that knocked down power lines. >>> heavy floods are meant for the dramatic rescue. they show us how the drivers were pulled from the raging waters. two men were air lifted to safety after the raging flash floods that swept over their suv. they said that the torrential rain up to two inches an hour in some places caused the floods. some people, they would try to drive through that water and get stuck. they were perched in a bucket over one strand of pickup truck. rescuers on the ground lead two people many safety. >> thankfully they stayed

fire burning just few miles from palm springs.gest concern for firefighters battling that massive blaze. >>> also. people who are trying the redefine marriage one dictionary at a time. librarians who are not fvl there. >> pleased with the weather. we look at live picture from the exploring camera. fog bac back. getting thick in spots. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's. look at the wake up w [ birds chirping ] [ reel clicking ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] seize your vacation with southwest's nationwide sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available starting at $59 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] >> you can see in the picture just how fast moving the fire is in riverside county. fire destroyed 7 homes since it broke out on mon. it's burning in the mountains just few miles from palm springs. tonight the flames forced about 6000 residents and tourists to evacuate. here's lee ann. >> another anxious night for those forced from their homes by the flames. >> it wou

helping firefighters get the upper hand against a wildfire that burned 42 square miles just west of palm springs. the fire, which is now about half contained, has destroyed seven homes and 16 other structures. the riverside county sheriff's department lifted evacuation orders today for several communities that had been threatened by the fire. more than 6,000 people have been forced out of their homes the past several days. >>> we will check in with rob my yesterday d.a. crazy weather going on. >> saw the rain falling near the fire lines, good news around the idyllwild area. showers include some thunderstorms of lightning but there's been enough rain to also wet the ground there which helped the firefighting efforts in southern california. notice which way the moisture is going, kind of unusual to see it going from east to west, little easterly wave here moving off northern baja, california, now west of southern california, starting to pull that moisture out of southern california, now

fire burning just few miles from palm springs.gest concerntg for firefighters battling that massive blaze. >>> also. people who are trying the redefine marriage one dictionary at a time. librarians who are not fvl there. >> pleased with the weather. we look at live picture from the exploring camera. fog bac back. getting thick in spots. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's. look at the 50's and 60's. look at the wake up weather plus >> you can see in the picture just how fast moving the fire is in riverside county. fire destroyed 7 homes since it broke out on mon. it's burning in the mountains just few miles from palm springs. tonight the flames forced about 6000 residents and tourists to evacuate. here's lee ann. >> another anxious night for those forced from their homes by the flames. >> it would be nice go back to a home. we saw flames coming over the mountains so we knew it was time to go. >> we got a call where recording from the riverside county sheriff that said it was mandatory evacuation. and then writ after that w

as we head into friday, 110 in palm springs and 106 fresno and 109 in redding.ing to be a statewide thing. as we head into saturday up to 104 in palm springs. check out redding. ouch. 113 degrees. our temperatures are not quite that hot. here is a look at the week ahead. for san jose you will see the temperatures going up all the we into saturday. and then we will see the numbers just slipping away a few degrees head nooght second half of the weekend and -- heading into the second half of the weekend. tomorrow morning watch out for the fog. it may be dense in pockets and temperatures from the low 50s to the low 60s. you will need an extra layer especially where the fog is first thing tomorrow morning as you head out the door. 83 san jose and 80 mill pea dis. 78 in santa cruz and up to 88 in gilroy. a sunny day on the peninsula. 79 in menlo park. on the coast, 62 in pacifica and sunshine for new downtown san francisco. 68 degrees, but some lingering fog near the coast. the sunset district is 64 degrees. in the north bay the temperatures are coming up to where you

and from palm springs to san diego back over to l.a.. we have some to the east. we have tropical clouds to the south. over us though things are pretty quiet. little low is moving in toward the california coast. that is helping to enhance the fog bank. cooler pattern is on the way. today it will continue all the way into the weekend. it looks like we will level off on sunday. breezy and cooler. morning overcast giving way to sunshine. still warm. there will be a few areas into the 90s. my forecast zone goes from the oregon border to raleigh. temperatures did top out two days ago and you will see temperatures slide down the next couple of days and hang out there. a lot of 80s inland. 60s and 70s by the bay and 60s for most of the coast. >>> the same law firm that took pg&e to court in the san bruno pipeline explosion will handle the chevron richmond refinery fire. some 15,000 people sought medical treatment. now the city of rich command has hired a law firm for damages from the fire. chevron says the city's decision to sue does not change the company's commitment t

blue as the palm. business men should use their financial muscle to shape the politics of the country nor should there be reluctance to penalize politically those who oppose it by nine hundred seventy eight business outspent organized labor three to one to defeat a bill that would have made it easier for workers to join unions this was a critical turning point setting in motion the decline of organized labor as a major political force and the voice of working americans. douglas frazier president of the united auto workers said in a magazine interview at the time i believe leaders of the business community with few exceptions have chosen to wage a one sided class war today our country a war against working people the unemployed or the minorities the very young and the very old and even many in the middle class of our society. one of the geniuses of the right united states because they funded these twelve big washington organizations heritage cato the competitive enterprise institute organizations that r

now i understand why we did not do the photo of palm.people die, the hand not raised, the contraction of the muscle. my job, the first thing, i want to bend them out. after i release my hand, the hand go back again like this. it's very difficult to take a picture without my hand to bend them and ask another guy to take a picture. i think that's why we did not take picture for this case. we do not do picture for palm for any other case. >> and if -- >> it's difficult. >> if there was blood there, would you have taken pictures to document there was evidence that was important? >> yes. >> and there wasn't any blood or injury to the palms of his hands? >> i look at myself every case. i believe in this case i do something. >> okay. all right. in other words, you're saying when you die, your body kind of curls up. >> yeah, yeah. it's standard. everybody do that after they die. >> okay. and you also mentioned the injury, state's exhibit number 97. since you did find something there, you documented that by photograph, correct? >> yes, yes. >> ok

it looked like a palm print and yet it could have been an overlay of a fingerprint on a palm print. but it was not sent to the fbi because it was just be almost a waste of time because they didn't keep palm prints as such on file. >> the three fingerprints couldn't be matched to anything in the fbi's files. the shell casings weren't much help either. dozens of guns were confiscated and test-fired but none match the 45 caliber casings found at the scene. >> they had hundreds of leads and they pursued hundreds of leads. there were just tons of people calling in with information that they thought was important. >> but nothing came of any of it. yet, even as the investigation stalled, the public's appetite for news about the double murder nobody could figure out was insatiable. >> nobody could make sense of it. >> was there any sign the woman had been sexually assaulted or anything? >> no, no signs of sexual assault, so that was not a motive. >> weird. >> very strange. >> that somebody had just, well, thrill-killed them or something. >> sure, that's what it seemed like. >> the mckillops

a landscaper is looking for palm trees plant at the approach of the eastern bay bridge. company is offering more than $1,200 for just the right species. sellers can even get a photo of their tree once it's been moved to oakland. >>> the oakland a's were down in the land of palm trees. >> actually here too. a slump has turned into a little bit of a trend and that trend is now becoming a way of life for the a's. they don't hit the ball much and when one of their fine pitchers has an off night, most of the time their done. it happened this evening against the studded line up of the angels. got a 1-1 ball game in the fourth. norris stroke to left. a hit. young will high tailer under the tag. 2-1 athletics. that was it though. all angels after that. seven runs in the next two innings. mark trumbo big blow into the gap. left center field got himself a 2-run double off straley: and they weren't done. a big 6th inning. got that big hit working. base hit down field and get this, not including against the houston astros. the a's are now 15-18 against the rest of the al west. but u

you want to have all of the fingers pushed down, palms pushed down. dr. oz: is this the perfect pose? >> you're doing it perfectly, of course. to modify this, if you want to make it a little easier, you can bend the knees slightly like that, but generally you want to have the legs straight if you want to get the maximum stretch and you push the heels down. that may or may not happen depending on your flexibility. dr. oz: how about the breathing, is that critical? >> breathe deep and slow in all yoga posture. generally when you move from one posture to another, you synchronize it with the breath. dr. oz: i love the fact that it allows me to occupy my mind and my body. my mind ultimately becomes free to meditate which is why i think these two two poses, you'll be happy for it. how long do we do each move? >> 25 minutes. i'm just kidding. you do maybe a minute each. dr. oz: come on up. when we come back, i want you to think carefully before you reach for your next ibuprofen. a yoga pose can solve your headache problem and there is more than that, too. find o

ash is raining down on the city of palm springs. today, the firefight enters day five, with only a handful of homes lost so far, this will be another critical day on the fire lines and for the small town of idyllwild. >> that was miguel almaguer reporting. the fire is only about 15% contained and firefighters say both communities should remain safe but that's only if those winds keep calm. the woman who knows all about this is meteorologist christina loren. i know this really hits home for you as well? >> yeah, born and raised in the coachella valley, probably know it from the coachella festival, music festival they have out there. this one definitely not looking very good at all. the containment, like you said aurkt 15%. i want to point out i activated the radar in the area, humidity coming up, showers and thunderstorms, what's dangerous about this situation, thunderstorms will drive the winds in various directions, so it's really hard to tell where that fire is going to go. two miles away from the western border of palm springs at

. >>> progress is being made on a massive wildfire burning near palm springs. what's making the difference for crews coming up. >>> also -- >> i'm laurence scott in san francisco at the america's cup where it was a wild day own the water. the kiwis really showing their stuff. we got a report for you coming up in just a bit. >>> and we saw a pretty nice finish to the weekend in terms of our weather today, still near 90 degrees, warmer spots, inland, 61, san francisco. turning breezy outside right now the seabreeze ramping up, but what we are really watching here is subtropical moisture that could bring a chance of some rare july showers our way. a look that the in the forecast when we come right back. >>> san francisco firefighters worked on their skills today, practicing fighting a large-scale fire in a high rise building two drills, one in the morning and in the afternoon, were conducted on kearney in downtown san francisco today. officials say a high-rise fire is much different than a residential fire because of the multiple people to evacuate as well as tran

he recreptly lived in palm springs. he died in a car crash there  last month.s 67 years old. a rock concert will be held in covington's memory in palm desert on august 31st. >>> facebook shares soar as the company flexing its mobile muscle. >>> and tonight at 10:30, marrying later in life. we're looking at the trend that's reshaping the american family. >> it's kind of sad because you have to see yourselves in your friends. what if that was my friend. >> reporter: a bay area police chief tackles racism and the trayvon martin case head on. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> new information tonight from san jose where police say a woman who died yesterday was not murdered. >>> santos manuel marquez beat a man over the head. the men had left a late night establishment. police tracked down marquez yesterday. the victim is recovering. >>> the trayvon martin case has sparked an important discussion about race among young people. as ken pritchett reports the chief calls it a teachable moment and is meeting with teens to talk about racial profiling. >> reporter: the trayvon martin case striked

us from noticing that he was there to sell appliances as president reagan's policies followed the palm memo script serving the big business interests that financed his campaign. heritage produced something first for the reagan administration and what this was was a catalog of how heritage felt that government programs should be changed reformed eliminated started its header to best be conservative calls the newly elected president and out the heritage foundation's mandate for leadership to every member of his cabinet for the next eight years this anti government policy guide drove the reagan administration's make over of federal government from protecting the public good into working for the rich and powerful ronald reagan is my hero why is he my hero he gave us. he gave us more oil to give us patriotism he brought back our position in the world he brought us out of darkness and the like he cut taxes for those at the top instead of balancing the budget he ran the biggest deficits in history. then he presided over the passage of a series of tax increases on ordinary people only he didn'

friday,o friday, 110 in palm springs and 106 fresno and 109 in redding.is really going to be a statewide thing. as we head into saturday up to 104 in palm springs. check out redding. ouch. 113 degrees. our temperatures are not quite that hot. here is a look at the week ahead. for san jose you will see the temperatures going up all the we into saturday. and then we will see the numbers just slipping away a few degrees head nooght second half of the weekend and -- heading into the second half of the weekend. tomorrow morning watch out for the fog. it may be dense in pockets and temperatures from the low 50s to the low 60s. you will need an extra layer especially where the fog is first thing tomorrow morning as you head out the door. 83 san jose and 80 mill pea dis. 78 in santa cruz and up to 88 in gilroy. a sunny day on the peninsula. 79 in menlo park. on the coast, 62 in pacifica and sunshine for new downtown san francisco. 68 degrees, but some lingering fog near the coast. the sunset district is 64 degrees. in the north bay the temperatures are coming up

these are the highs triple digits palm springs, fresno. 103 in red bluff.o not to worry about that. speaking of fog fwoitsing to be foggy in the morning at the coast. temperatures low 50s to low 60s so weather will cool off as we head into tomorrow morning. 90 degrees in morgan hill. temperatures about the same as today if not slightly higher than today. 82 on the peninsula. 77 san mateo. low 60s near the coast. south san francisco, upper 60s. partly to mostly sunny but comfortable side. 96 clover dale. 103 in clear lake. you're above the fog player you're going to get steamy. 88 in novato. east bay communities mid-70s for san leandro, oakland. 95 livermore, here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. temperatures low 60s to low 90s. by tuesday, low 60s coast side. extra clouds from the south. we call it monsoonal moisture that is something that will just cool us off a bit. filter our sunshine early next week. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> we want you to join thus weekend. sunday is aids walk san francisco. abc 7 is once again a proud sponsor. >> 25,000 peo

so close to palm springs that it is actually raining down ash and what happens is that all that ash is collecting in the pools of a lot of hotels and when you have all that ash, it's affecting the pools because the filters are not able to handle that so a lot of the hotels out there are actually closing out their pools right now during this summer heat. >> all right. thank you, jeff nguyen. >>> bay area home prices are way up. why they have jumped at a record rate. what else is keeping some people out of the market altogether? >> we were trying to do the right thing. >> why this woman got a tree trimming ticket after following the orders of the city. >> temperatures continue to climb upper 80s for saratoga and pittsburg. you hit 90 in calistoga. lakeport near 100. live look outside one of the cooler and cloudier spots of course on the peninsula at the beach. but find out how warm we're going to get for the weekend. coming up. ,,,,,,,, ended in tragedy. kpix 5's john ramos tells us... a gunman >>> a sleepover in oakland that was supposed to be about staying up late hanging out with f

us from noticing that he was there to sell appliances as president reagan's policies followed the palm memo script serving the big business interests that financed his campaign. heritage produced something first for the reagan administration and what this was was a catalogue of how heritage felt that government programs should be changed reformed eliminated started its header to best meet conservative calls the newly elected president and out the heritage foundation's mandate for leadership to every member of his cabinet for the next eight years this anti government policy guide drove the reagan administration's make over of federal government from protecting the public good into working for the rich and powerful ronald reagan is my hero why is he my hero he gave us. he gave us more oil to give us patriotism he brought back our position in the world he brought us out of darkness and into light he cut taxes for those of the top instead of balancing the budget he ran the biggest deficits in history. then he presided over the passage of a series of tax increases on ordinary people only he

the advice about what you need to cut from your retirement budget. ,,,,,,,, in the mountains above palm springs. >>> more people are being asked to leave as a wildfire rages in the san jacinto mountains in palm springs. 700 homes in pine cove are now under the same mandatory evacuations orders as the town of idyllwild where 6,000 people remain evacuated for a third day. firefighters are growing concerned about winds shifting flames toward nearby towns. thunderstorms in the forecast could also spark new fires. the inferno covers more than 39 square miles. it's only 15% contained. officials do believe that the wildfire that started monday was human-caused but investigators do not know if it was intentional or an accident. >>> both sides in the bart labor negotiations were in the same building today but it's unclear if they actually sat down together. union negotiators say no new economic proposals have been exchanged. and they have yet to hear from bart management about their latest safety proposals. another sikking point, bart's lead -- sticking point, bart's lead negotiator is taking ti

in fact, it's raining in palm springs. last partly sunny.in earlier around san diego and tropical storm flossy headed toward the hawaiian islands and does not expect to reach hurricane strength. if it does do anything, it wouldn't be until monday, tuesday next week. that's a big fog bank, misty cold for some. sunny and warm inland, not nearly as warm as it was a couple days ago and soft 90s as we say. 80s for many and areas 99 and a hundred a couple days ago. and cooler into the weekend, probably into early next week as well. >>> time is 8:26. we have new information on the deadly asiana plane crash at sfo the potentially hazardous cargo that emergency responders did not know was on board flight 214. >>> i'm live at the gilroy garlic festival. the gates are about to open in an hour and a half and after the break, i'll be live with the queen. >>> and as sal's been mentioning the traffic has not been light on friday. we'll tell you when the onramp is opening back on vallejo when mornings on 2 counts. counts -- continues. >>> this is portion of

palm springs, 103. isolated thunderstorms, yosemite all the way up towards reno. monterey will be overcast. numbers around the bay area will range from 84 in antioch. to 62. overcast conditions, mist and drizzle with san francisco, 76 for santa rosa and san jose, 75 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast. one more cool day. that will be monday with inland temperatures really in the 70s. high pressure build in wednesday, thursday and friday and back to summertime heat with low 90s inland and 60s at the coast. >> grin and bear it for the cooldown. shu how it is looking for sports. >> ready for football? 49ers would like to return to the superbowl as who will replace the injured michael >>> 49ers put on the pads for the first time in training camp. always an exciting day. big question mark this season, who will replace michael crabtree as kaepernick's to guy. he was a big part of the victory and veteran impressed. >> first time antoin lit it up. it's a combination of things. i don't think you can get it down to one thing. he has opportunity to do his job and help h

palm springs, 103. isolated thunderstorms, yosemite all the way up towards reno. monterey will be overcast. numbers around the bay area will range from 84 in antioch. to 62. overcast conditions, mist and drizzle with san francisco, 76 for santa rosa and san jose, 75 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast. one more cool day. that will be monday with inland temperatures really in the 70s. high pressure build in wednesday, thursday and friday and back to summertime heat with low 90s inland and 60s at the coast. >> grin and bear it for the cooldown. shu how it is looking for sports. >> ready for football? 49ers would like to return to the superbowl as who will replace the injured michael >>> 49ers put on the pads for the first time in training camp. always an exciting day. big question mark this season, who will replace michael crabtree as kaepernick's to guy. he was a big part of the victory and veteran impressed. >> first time antoin lit it up. it's a combination of things. i don't think you can get it down to one thing. he has opportunity to do his job and help h

you live in palm springs tom? >> all over. >> all over. and thank you and i would like to thank my other friends. i saw so many of them here tonight and it's really nice that you came for our -- not just my friends but the her] >> in earring ton nevada. we went there once and she has a beautiful house and live there is and now she is even running for the council of her tribe. laverne was going to surprise me and be here this evening, but she had an outbreak of one of her illnesses. her foot started to bleed and now she has to be on crutches for a while, so she had to turn in her plane ticket and her taxi fare, but otherwise she would have been here tonight and many of us know laverne and we would like to say a prayer that she gets better soon and can come and see us. this is for laverne. yes. please let's clap our hands for laverne. [applause] >> thank you. laverne roberts was honored here in this space two years ago. thank you laverne. and i think i can say a lot more about being indian and how much i am proud to be indian. i did work in

with isolated heavy severe thunderstorms near san diego, los angeles county, over towards barstow and palm springs. here's the satellite come's -- composite. this rotation towards northern california, and looks like tonight near fresno, they could see some isolateed thunderstormses, and in another day the bay area could see a few isolated thunderstorms as well. it's close watching. we know we'll get high humidity, especially monday night and tuesday. we'll talk more in detail about this coming up. >> tonight, firefighters battling the mountain fire in southern california are getting a built of help from the storm leigh was talking about. the increased humidity and more than an inch of rain overnight kept the fire from growing. it's 49% contained. more rain and a flashflood warning is forecasted over the fire zone through tuesday. >> a rusk in acres since this morning. >> mandatory evacuation orders for 6,000 residents in idlewild and fern valley were lifted. >> the same storm that is bringing rain to southern california and that fire there, is also creating big problems in the southwest. a

with isolated heavy severe thunderstorms near san diego, los angeles county, over towards barstow and palm springs. here's the satellite come's -- composite. this rotation towards northern california, and looks like tonight near fresno, they could see some isolateed thunderstormses, and in another day the bay area could see a few isolated thunderstorms as well. it's close watching. we know we'll get high humidity, especially monday night and tuesday. we'll talk more in detail about this coming up. >> tonight, firefighters battling the mountain fire in southern california are getting a built of help from the storm leigh was talking about. the increased humidity and more than an inch of rain overnight kept the fire from growing. it's 49% contained. more rain and a flashflood warning is forecasted over the fire zone through tuesday. >> a rusk in acres since this morning. >> mandatory evacuation orders for 6,000 residents in idlewild and fern valley were lifted. >> the same storm that is bringing rain to southern california and that fire there, is also creating big problems in the southwest. a