our team coverage starts with kron four's philippe djegal who is live in oakland. where talks are on- going. and kron 4's alecia reid with bart commuters in san francisco. first we head to oakland for an update. philippe? >> reporter: vicki. the chief negotiator for the union representing bart supervisors. afscme local 3993. says today, lieutenant governor gavin newsom has joined the face-to-face negotiations. we're told he's been involved in the talks over the phone this past month. but today, he's here, at caltrans headquarters in oakland. his role, however, is unclear. >> reporter: when i spoke with the chief negotiator, the talks have stalled between the bart district. things are not looking that great. and they say that the same people that they passed a more just about 30 minutes ago also reminded us that they still have difficulty reaching a decision. reporting live, phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. >> thank-you. this is video of the two sides arriving at the bargaining table at around 11-30 this morning. bart's chief negotiator thomas hock. a-t-u local 15-55 pr

kron-4's philippe djegal reports from tuolomne county. fire crews are working at a fever pitch to protect the hetch hetchy reservoir. and, both the tuolumne and merced sequoia groves inside yosemite national park. fire officials say the reservoir is well protected and water quality has not been affected. sot- kevin hitchcock/fire division chief fire fighters are working 24 hour shifts to protect the hetch hetchy reservoir. they're posted in their engines at several different points of the area. however, chief kevin hitchock says so far neither the dam or hydrostation have been damaged. meanwhile, the u-s park service -- building fire lines around the two sequoia groves threatened by the rim fire. it's in a remote area. crews have set-up a sprinkler system around the trees to moisten the fuels -- making them less likely to burn the historic ranger's cabin near crane flat. has also been covered up with fire retardant material. in tuolumne county, philippe djegal, kron four news. happening now. the world is waiting for a decision on u.s. mil

kron 4's philippe djegal is in the newsroom with how it all went down. philippe? >> reporter: vicki. the san diego county sheriff's department says james dimaggio was shot and killed by an f-b-i agent in the idaho wilderness near morehead lake. we're told the confrontation happened at around 5-15 this evening. this is a look at the man. who has been described as a friend of hannah anderson's family. one of hannah's friends has also said that the 40-year- old man had a crush on anderson. it's unclear if the feeling was mutual. but that friend went on to say that she didn't believe hannah would have willingly run away with dimaggio. hannah was found alive near dimaggio's body. she's been taken to a hospital for treatment. today, about 250 law enforcement personnel -- including about 150 f-b-i agents. spotted the pair's campsite from the air. then law enforcement moved in on their site. located on the frank-church river of no return wilderness. about 15 miles outside cascade, idaho. investigators focused on this area acting on a tip from earlier this week. t's about

in tuolumne county, philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >>> tonight, we have an update on the fairfield fire that swept through on tuesday. five homes were destroyed, 10 homes were damaged. nobody was hurt and the city of fairfield is holding a disaster recovery meeting tomorrow morning for residents who were affected by this blaze. >>> coming up, the end of the world or the bay bridge closing? i personally believe the results will be the same. i will show you in the next edition of people behaving badly. >> coming up in sports, the as working in detroit. and the giants going head to head in colorado. highlights of both games, plus, colin kaepernick on the cover of sports illustrated. >> and a historic day as the bay bridge shuts down five days. this is the video of the last car to cross the 76-year-old bridge. crews already working tonight to transition the old roadway to the new eastern span. stay with us. kron 4 news at 11:00 continues after the break. >> new at 11:00, kron 4's stanley roberts tells us about the exodus of people leaving the bay bridge for the last time in this edition of

kron four's philippe djegal is live in oakland. where talks have been going on most of the day. philippe. >> reporter: >> reporter: vicki. still no deal. but today, there is optimism. as both sides made their way the tone was positive. that's bart's chief negotiator thomas hock. followed by his team. union members also arriving at around 11 this morning -many of them with luggage, preparing for a long night. contrary to what happened monday through friday this week. we're told the two sides are meeting face-to-face for long periods of time -- the encounters are not brief. and, that there seems to be a sense of urgency. union leader antonette bryant also went on to say that the two sides are exchanging proposals on the major issues. wages, medical and pension contributions. no word on how long tonight's bargaining session will last. live in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> the bay area council surveyed almost 500 people living in counties that bart services. 70 percent of people oppose bart workers striking. 69 percent say bart workers are not under-paid.the majority o

kron 4's philippe djegal updates us now on how the crews are doing. >> reporter: from the air and onround, fire crews are aggressively trying the prevent the rim fire from pushing any further into yosemite national park. >> it is extremely important. what they are doing is eliminating the fuels so they can stop the fire. >> reporter: the captain with the fire department is one of many firefighters cutting and removing loose tree limbs and debris from the northern part of yosemite off tayoga road before more crews come in and light up a controlled burn to stop the rim fire's forward progress. >> we don't want the burn to get up into the trees. >> reporter: u.s. forests and parts services crew members are also lighting controlled burns. this team on its way to groves of giant sugar pine trees and sequoias. they will cut line across the area and by hand and helicopter light a controlled burn. >> with a fire started up on top of the ridge taking the fire down the ridge to back the fire into the grove so it doesn't receive the head fire that the coming up from down below. >> reporter: fir

in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead on the kron 4 filner.hy a growing number of people are calling on him to resign. plus. a death-defying high- wire act hundreds of feet in 3 the air. we'll show you the amazing video. more news after the break. now this is living on the edge. you're watching celebrated chinese tightrope walker adili wuxor complete a high wire performance at a height equal to a 35-story building. the 32-year old acrobat walked on a one-inch thick steel wire that was one- third of a mile long. he also performed stunts along the way. >> reporter: they were hoping that it would come to an agreement today. and they're hoping that it 60 days cooling off with not need to be made but however the with no negotiations. they want a tentative agreement. both sides are millions of dollars apart. the board representatives selling it there is no contract >> it was extremely disappointing. with a lot of work on both sides to try to come to an agreement. >> another board strike will be inevitable. they refused to settle for a contract that

in south san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.outside this morning. let's check in with janu for your saturday forecast. temperatures right now are slowly starting to warm up in the bay area. >> upper 50s and santa rosa appeared and the upper 50s in half moon bay. >> party colleagues cloudy are around the coastal area appeared >> partly cloudy or around the coastal areas appeared >> low '70's for the east bayshore spirit >> this evening it willpretty cd cloudy appeared >> 8:00 this evening heywood would be dropping down to 59 degrees. >> 63 tonight in san jose. you might want to bring a jacket. >> we do have a warm up in store for us in the full forecast coming up later appeared >> so, again, it is coming down to the wire for bart and its unions to negociate a new contract. hours of talks wrapped up just before 11 p-m last night. the sunday night deadline could be pushed back for a couple of months. the governor announced yesterday that he will go to court t ask for a 60- day cooling off period, if an agreement isn't reached. ". t

in south san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.>james: we will take a quick break and return with more headlines. it is cloudy is drizzly and you may have to run the wipers as you make your drive around the bay today. we will be right back. >>james: at 415 b one to give you an update on a wild fire. the holder of the third now 14,000 a.. 1800 residents and campers have been forced to flee the area of the mountainous areas their present 90 mi. east of los angeles . firefighters and 1 civilians have been injured. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. let's take it back here to the bay area. we have our own whether to talk about. good morning erica. >>erica: yes. a mild start to our morning. clouds and drizzle. concord sitting at 56 degrees, upper 50s and livermore and a little bit cooler in santa rosa sitting at 54 degrees. let's take a look at fog track 4. we are dealing with widespread flock--fog and low cloud cover. it will be slow to clear. by noontime still do that with some widespread clouds. as the afternoon as wh

kron four's philippe djegal is near the fire, in groveland, with an update. .ded. >> as the hours progress. >> families know that when the change the evacuation from voluntary to mandatory. >> just 15 minutes we got our children, animals and some photographs. that we really needed and it was difficult. >> reporter: they were still at work on the evacuation order came in and he came to get his private life. now they are continuing to seek shelter at the red cross. >> it is a lot right now. >> reporter: while the family gets good news their prayers answered their home is safe. >> i was so relieved. >> they are working to restore power. >> that was kimberly rankin reporting we will have the latest burn out of control. it's forced many families four for the latest on the rim wildfire in yosemite. we'll be posting updates on our website, kron-four-dot- com. along with our facebook and twitter pages. we will also have continuous coverage of the wildfire on our 24-seven channel. that's comcast 193. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with janu

kron 4's philippe djegal is in tuolumne county with more attack. >> reporter:and, on the ground.ire crews are aggressively fire from pushing any further into yosemite national park. >> reporter:captain mike morgenlaender with the san rafael fire department and office of emergency services. is one of many fire fighters cutting and removing loose debris from the northern part of yosemite off tioga road. before more crews come in and light up a controlled burn. a strategdy used to stop the rim fire's forward progress. >> we do not want to burn to get into trees which will continue with which will begin a corresponding period >> reporter:u-s forest and park services crew members are also lighting controlled burns. this team -- on it's way to groves of giant sugar pine trees and sequoia's. they'll first cut line around the area. then, by hand and helicopter.light a controlled burn. >> reporter:fire fighters say the controlled burns have played a major role in slowing down the rim fire. and, protecting homes, landmarks and lives. >> reporter:the tuolumne county sheriff's department has

krour reporter philippe djegal. he is near yosemite national park where the fire is burning. good morning philippe. bring us up to date the blaze. 209-962-4000 room 115 cell 760-4239 personal 925-360-8659 >> we are about 20 mi. outside of the yosemite national park covering this fire appeared to align >> cal fire says that over the ninth time the firefighters tried to make some headway on putting out the flames of this fire. >> firefighters are trying to prevent this fire from spreading however the wind are from the northeast and is pushing the fires flames appeared >> there are also a lot of wild life and that has been displaced because of the fire appeared >> >> in yesterday's firefighters went from 2 percent containment to 5 percent containment of the fire as of this broadcast however there is still a lot of damage that the fires have caused and are still causing. >> the efforts will continue to extinguish the fires and firefighters are working diligently to put out the flames appeared >> oakland authorities will begin an extensive search for missing toddler daphne webb tod

kron four's philippe djegal has more on the accident that people living inside the home say could have been a lot worse. this is the end result of an 89-year-old woman, failing to stop at a stop sign, and >> jacqueline: i will tell you about those threats and the north bay tonight coming up next look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles rethink possible. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing live tv from southwest. now you can turn your device into your television. try it for free today, only on southwest airlines. on the air

kron4's philippe djegal for ground crews. thick of it. side of this road. into yosemite national park. >> catherine: there are still homes in committees in danger? >> reporter: they're still some homes are under evacuation advisory. they were unable to employ tactics because the weather has been so hot and dry. the working very closely with public information officers to keep those directly affected by the fire very well informed. >> catherine: i was going to ask you about the weather jan? the bottom line not so good today. >> >> reporter: the weather is our biggest challenge. >> reporter: yes we are looking at both of the acreage of the fire at a higher elevation and dozens of firefighters are focusing on the west side of population so in may take several weeks to get this maintained. >> catherine: were there are few people able to to go home today? >> reporter: there were some folks that were able to return to their home and that of our goal. we do appreciate the cooperation of the people in the area helping us during this time. >> catherine: and killed.

kron-4's philippe djegal is in tuolomne county, and he has more on a fire that is considered the worst in the state in a quarter century. >> reporter: fire fighters are now staging here in tuolumne city. just east of sonora and northwest of where this fire started. fire fighters say they're in the hills in rugged terrain. >> there were injuns from san francisco, and law enforcement. >> reporter: trying to prevent the fire from jumping into nearby communities. and, despite knowning the rim fire is quickly making its way towards gail harrison's home. she remains calm. >> i have to pack up like photographs, for things that you're not able to replace. we do have insurance. but for things that are not able to be replaced. >> reporter: during the day, tuolumne city -- surrounded by smoke. residents aren't being forced to leave yet. can change quickly. that's why harrison and her husband are leaving now. where do you think you're going to be going? >> we think that we are going to be going with my brother and his wife. >> reporter: meanwhile, fire crews continue to focus on the eastern edge o

kron 4's philippe djegal is latest on the fire.he fires has burned more than 3030 square miles of land the fire burned 210,000 ac res continues to burn firefighters are protecting cabins near yosemite back after the break. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. welcome back to the kron 4 day of the bay bridgehere's a live look at the the bay. lets check in now with robin. foggy commute this morning please use your wippers and have your light on. bid today is the war it'smest day of the holiday weekend. lots of people will go altogether. diana nyad is making her the united states. attempts were halted by

kron-4's philippe djegal is live in at sandra coke's philippe -- what are family members saying? are still on edge, and she was described as a kind person who kept to herself but was always pleasant. the neighbors are taking this news very hard. >> is sad, very sad. when i heard it today and what happened and how they found the body. how it could be h her a i honestly cried. we do not know the outcome. there are so many tragedies in oakland. before you get over one tragedy, there is another. you have a little boy kidding killed. you have a little girl being killed. you have a little boy-- getting killed. and the jobs that she was dealing all that she was doing was looking for her dog. she loved that dog. >> reporter: it is a very somber mood with more people returning from home at this hour, they found out that there is a body that they hope that it is not sandra coke. with the family not stopping by but we will keep you updated. reporting live, phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. >> pam: with our team coverage continues,even with todays discovery in vacaville. the search for sandra co

kron4's philippe djegal reports from tuolomne county. fire crews are working at a fever pitch to protect the hetch hetchy reservoir. and, both the tuolumne and merced sequoia groves inside yosemite national park. fire officials say the reservoir is well protected and water quality has not been affected. division chief: fire fighters are working 24 hour hammond shifts to protect the hetch posted in their engines at several different points of the area. hitchock says so far neither the dam or hydrostation have happened butmeanwhile, the u-s park service -- building fire lines around the two sequoia groves threatened by the rim fire. caught core it's in a remote area. crews have set-up a sprinkler system around the trees to moisten the fuels -- making them less likely to burn the historic ranger's cabin near crane flat. has also been covered up with fire retardantin tuolumne county, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up on the kron four morning news. mayor bob filner. we are now hearing from his ex-fiance and what she is ahead saying a

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron 4 news.re no immediate plans to euthanize the it pit bull who attacked the at a young boy. hunter is at home recovering. they say they cannot put the dog down without consent of the owner which they refused to give brit the owners' request a hearing to approve of the talks aren't vicious. >>: he did to me once almost went for my neck but i just the dog. i'm not scared of dogs are and terrified of this dog. >>: antioch police say the dogs were unlicensed and not vaccinated. there currently being quarantined to make sure they don't have rabies. the dog's owners would not comment. a san jose army veteran is asking for the public's help in finding his service dog who ran off on tuesday. jeff wilson, recently had knee surgery and was unable to grab his dog. the german shepherd collie mix, is 3- years-old, and was seen a few times tuesday afternoon, but when people approached him he ran off. the dog has never run away a judge is ordering a former s-f-o baggage handler. to pay up. george reyes plead

in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news.uspects are both described as hispanic men in their 30's. one has a medium build. and reddish brown hair. he was wearing an orange hard hat, orange construction vest. and blue jeans. the other was wearing a black jacket and blue jeans. and driving a large, red lifted pickup. in the past few weeks, police say, similar burglaries have been reported in oakland, union city and pleasanton. often >>erica: we are starting by the noon hour we are already as it is inside the bay and '70s for the north and held up. as we had a tear afternoon highs you will notice and even some 80s and the bay area. temperatures could be as much as 10 degrees warmer no soccer it not break down your afternoon highs. starting in the south bay, looks like sunnyvale 80 degrees. to the east bay we go we have 80s on the bart. a quick look at your travel forecast. we have some active whether to talk about. if you're getting on a plan looks like you'll see plenty of sunshine in dallas. your extended forecast, the 7 day a

kron 4's philippe djegal reports from tuolumne county with more. >> the new images paint a very smokey and firey picture. as you can see. the fire still emitting what looks like a volcanic eruption. fire crews continue to battle the flames on the shoulders of highways. while helicopters fill up with water and fire retardant to slow the spread of the fire and knock down flames. you can see a member of the california national guard in a chopper as water is released over wildland. and, in this photo you can barely see the chopper as it makes it's flyover. that area of the forest engulfed in smoke. throughout the day. crews fighting hot spots burning on the northwestern part of yosemite national park. but this area is remote and away from tourists. at this point, there are more than 45-hundred fire fighters involved in the rim fire. in a battle costing more than 33-million dollars so far. more than 55-hundred structures remain threatened. but crews are making headway on the fire. focusing their attention on building containment lines on the northwestern and southeastern parts of the burn z

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports. she is expected to survive. the santa clara county confirms the woman is in hershe was bitten by aand, started showing symptoms in mid-july. health officials say she was in good health before being infected. due to patient privacy laws. >> reporter:health officials are not releasing the woman's age of the exact location where she was bitten. only saying it happened somewhere in the county. this is the first human case in the county since 20-111. human cases since 2006. the public health department says getting infected rarely results in death. but there are a few steps you can take to avoid contracting the virus. >> reporter: >> make sure your screens are in order no gaps so that mosquitoes came into your home at night occurred and no standing water because that's where the mosquitoes breed. make sure you where'll long sleeve shirts. >> reporter:as for the woman who was hospital. >> pam: firefighters are battling an out-of-control brush fire in riverside county tonight. 5-thousand acres have already burned in ju

kron-4's philippe djegal is live in at sandra coke's home in oakland. philippe -- what have you heard from the people who knew her? >> reporter: the people that we have spoken with out here are fearing the worst. we have been out here for nearl four several hours. however, we did see a group of friends for asking for their privacy that they have said that this is a difficult situation. some neighbors, however, said that these fliers have been posted. but the optimism is fading after this discovery of the bottle was made. >> she seemed like a good move person. the if optimism of fading findings were is fading because a body-- was found. >> i saw her walking her dog it is sad. when i heard, today what happened and how they had found a body. and how he could possibly be her. i actually cried. >> another woman that did not want to go on camera also broke down. this story is touching this neighborhood and we are saying that senator coats live with her daughter but we have not seen her tonight. sandra coke -- lived here with her daughter. friends and family ar

kron four's philippe djegal gives us a description of the man.ho investigators are calling a person of interest. investigators here at the uniion city police department say they've been working on this case since july 25th. and, that this man. this person of interest. may have been involved in similar indecent exposure or child molestation incidents in the bay area. possibly in san mateo county. police say he is a white man, in his mid-50's. standing about six feet tall, weighting 200 pounds. he's bald or has short hair, and more than once, has been seen wearing a tan fisherman style hat, with a chin strap and eyeglasses. -nodemowhtewoto oe ar&h seedrwa& ecao hsa ntta4eca- e e arasse se ies aitd h e e arasse se ies aitd h ahiti, inator& egour. farifalyunpa ibnd i rwo lod ors cou nom 'e soa nwlee-eeen sheing pa t nhewh topbi fl rell - camera rolling. an exclusive people behaving badly. coming up. a construction worker in sydney, australia suffers a horrific injury. and we have to warn you -- some of the following images are graphic. a 19-year-old

kron 4's philippe djegal is at tonight's meeting with more on the concerns of residents. >> reporter: robberies and assaults. they no longer a these thieves have become more violent with guns. during robberies. the supervisor, calling this crime prevention and the police chief and all saying that it will take a collective effort to combat crime. >> we have to make sure that we are aware of our surroundings. with cellphones, and other areas there is prevention and it is important. and want to make it clear that it is important that we're doing everything we can on our end. to reduce crime in this city. >> reporter: coming up from 11:00 p.m., the crime happening and you will hear from residents. that is coming up at 11:00 p.m. phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. >> pam: cal-trans continues to say. the new eastern span of the bay bridge will not open until december at the earliest. the bridge was supposed to be completed by labor day, but last march, thirty-two broken bolts were found on the bridge and cal-trans says, it need the extra time to repair the problem. this afternoon, the transit ag

reservoir in yosemite national park, philippe djegal, kron four news. happening now. the world is waiting for a decision on u.s. military action in syria.as retaliation for the use of chemical weapons. this shows where u.s. warships and a british missile submarine are already in position in the region. but leaders in both countries are meeting resistance. this might not be easy. in britain.a huge and embarrassing setback thursday for the british prime minister's push for a tough response to syria. the house of commons shooting down even a preliminary resolution on military action. here at home.that means the u.s. may have to decide whether to go in alone. as president obama ponders a military strike. members of congress got a officials. syrian forces killed hundreds of civilians with chemicals last week. lawmakers on both sides of final decision. this shows the positions of air fields where any strikes could originate. but we've gone from talk of u.s. air strikes being possible at almost any time. to talk of more caution. some of the key evidence against syria may nev

kron four's philippe djegal updates us on the progress being made there.they were able to gain control of some of it. the fire suppression efforts are working. the evacuation advisories have been listed. the community of comoros the hill is still restricted to residents and emergency personnel. we did have a chance to get a look at the reservoir which is very important to more than 2.6 million residents. this is how they get that water the fire department and cal fire stated that they're protecting the reservoir and that it has not been damaged. this is because the fire is less than a mile away and i also spoke with the other services and i saw what they are doing there are a couple of a sequoia trees the operand.that are thre. the firefighters are getting an upper hand but the community is still filling the impact. a desolate, where i'm at in growth and. it is a ghost town. usually you see a lot of tourist and even at the hotel when i first arrived here the parking lot was full but as those people left, the parking lot is empty. the restaurants are not bu

henry xie spoke with kron- 4's philippe djegal he says, the pain and nightmares are making it difficultor him to go home. accompanied by his attorney based in walnut creek. henry says he filed a lawsuit in san francisco federal court against asiana airlines a week and a half ago. seeking no less than five million dollars in damages. henry says he'll remain in the united states until he heals. heals. get 3 years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. heals. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ i, i got it, i got it made ♪ i got it made ♪ i got it made fresh at subway ♪ ♪ breakfast made the way i say [ male announcer ] nothing better than a subway bacon, egg & cheese with avocado made before your eyes. subway. eat fresh. made before your eyes. i i hahaveve no idea whats's go. mamaybybe you're the originalreo wiwithth c curly fries and. whwhy y ththe cowboy hat? yoyou'u'rere the barbecue chi babacocon,n, cheese, and barbe sasauce.e. yoyou u alalso

in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news.me back, here is a live look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. what it on weather with eric separate morning erica. eat it, good morning james looks like art drizzle system will stay to the north looks like we could see some activity in the form of thunderstorms in the north as we head into the evening hours. we do have dense fog and drizzle to look forward to ensure that out to work or school. temperatures at least not too bad. and the '60s for livermore pleasanton. 59 degrees in hayward. as we take look at where temperatures are going into the afternoon. it will take awhile for the sunshine to come out but once we do. temperatures will end up in the upper '70's for livermore and pleasanton. 60 thought the east bay shoreline. downtown's san francisco generally in the upper 60s for this time of year but we are about four to five temperatures cooler the where we should be. for the south bay it'll still felt very comfortable. ed will be a pretty plucked pleasant day per it ex

kron four's philippe djegal has the latest on the dramatic rescue. erasing "bring hannah home". >> there was a tip about a possible sighting. a horseback riders stated that he came face-to-face with him. he stated that he suspected something unusual. he stated during the brief conversation that he had with him. >> i told him, i told the girl do you know that there is sufficient mayo-- >> investigators stated that it led to the discovery of his car. this search two hours across to reach them. after a confrontation law enforcement's stated that a technical agent shot and killed him. anderson was taken to a hospital for evaluation. now the focus turns to her recovery. >> she is our focus right now. we hope that she did all the recovery-she needs now and for the months ahead. >> it was a happy ending to a terrific story. >> we knew that she could make it. she did it. >> she made it out alive and she is still in good health. how she is doing is another story. in the coming days we hope to know how she was taken him why. >> friends and family members of th

kron four's philippe djegal gives us a description of the man.estigators are calling a person of interest. >> investigators at the union city police department stated that they have been working on this case since july 26th. they stated that he may have been involved in other indecent exposure crimes. police stated that he is white, standing about 6 ft. tall and 200 lbs.. he is bald, or have short hair. he has been seen wearing a fisherman style hat. this is a photo of a car that he was seen driving. this is similar to way 19--selleck up. the tires also has black lambs. at this time investigators are not setting where this incident happened and what occurred but the detectives would like to speak to him as soon as possible. >> police are investigating a stabbing in antioch that left one man dead. and the victim's sister is speaking to kron 4. police say the stabbing happened just before 8 p-m saturday night at the chevron gas station on the 32-hundred block of delta fair boulevard. police believe an argument broke out that lead to the stabbing. e

kron4's philippe djegal have the very latest on the containment which is 30% this morning. >>: here inthe growth plan this morning fire fighters continued to set a price tag of the rim fire continues to rise. right now it's at about $33 million. firefighters have been able to make headway on this fire ago. the buyer is into yosemite national park but far away from the yosemite valley.t' rarea. this is some vf that fire breaking out in the remote area. firefighters have been able to prevent some those flames from reaching the tourist areas bridge we also know the fire has reached the hatch hedgy reservoir but firefighters have been able to make contemning lines. that is containment lines around the reservoir. the dam has not been destroyed either. firefighters said this has been a very difficult fire to fight because there are so many hot spots that keep popping out. you concede there are a lot of helicopters dropping water continually throughout the day and night. especially at night time they said that since the wind died down and the humidity starts to rise three at that point, that'