park rangers will reassess whether it will reopen this weekend.n jose, kpix5. >>> president trump's travel ban will take effect in hawaii after a federal judge denied a request to clarify it. the travel ban blocked citizens from six muslim majority countries, unless they was close relative in the united states. the hawaiian attorney general says the scope of the travel and refugee ban badly needs to be resolved, and not just according to the trump administration's interpretation. tonight, the judge says that hawaii should seek clarification directly from the supreme court. >>> just hours from now, president trump will meet with russian president vladimir putin for the first time. the stakes are high. election meddling to north korea missile test. betty yu is here with more on the run up to the g-20 summit. >> reporter: two day summit starts tomorrow in hamburg germany. there is heavy police presence. the demonstrations are peaceful right now. that was not the case earlier. protestors clashing with the police. a witness told reuters he saw one prot

we have nbc bay area sky ranger overheading you pictures.today in the bay" crews on the ground gathering information for us right now. our crews behind the scenes here, as well, making multiple phones to businesses, the try to get any word of what could be going on on the streets blocked in the area but certainly avoid the area of valdez. in that area, no doubt the smell of smoke, you will see the flames. you need to stay away. we understand that evacuations are now under way, as well, for people in that area. >> that's all that we have at this point. evacuations not clear exactly the extent of how many people are being cleared out but as you mentioned that is fire that's consuming more or less a city block in oak. evacuation orders issued. we found that out in the last minute. and there are businesses right there to orient you, there's a string of car dealerships next to this building. there is an audi in oakland that's right there. there's a mitsubishi and acura, as well. that is a home kind of on the corner of the street there adjacent to

and so gerard kiper led team finally that got a successful ranger a ranger 7 that successfully got first close why photograph of the moon. >> another character in your book under desert skies is u.n. withcan kier who is that? >> incredibly important member of that team the ranger team, so he was such a fascinating person because he was amateur astronomer and he was from england and joined am lture association that was making a little map of a moon again something not a lot were doing and melt gerard kiper at a meeting and at that meeting jer rartd had had a memo saying would anyone like to help me make map of the moon there were 400 people at that meeting and only whittier replied he brought in family out to america, it was intended to be a temporary thing and told me he was going back to england when it was all over and ended up staying maps of the moon for this incredible american endeavor to put astronauts on the moon. >> so melissa, what happened to gerard kiper after 1969? >> so -- he -- he of course founded this wonderful laboratory that we have here in tucson lunar and plan story

nbc bay area sky ranger giving us a great perspective. we have crews on the ground, as well. gathering information right now. as to how the fire started, a building under construction, we don't know. no doubt the investigation will continue in the coming days. >> we have i believe bob redell now on scene and on the phone. he was trying to get as close as he could. what have you learned? >> reporter: several blocks around this fire are shut down and can't even get in there. what i would consider to be a more smaller fire. you can usually walk up to the battalion chief, the fire trucks themselves. the police cordoned off the area and no one can get in there and an area for the firefighters given the magnitude of the fire to keep this -- get the fire under control. you have seen in the chopper, we can see the flames down significantly. i'm walking around the perimeter and just trying to get a sense of the kind of water spraying on here. at least one aerial and from the ground here on i believe the east side of the fire. excuse me. the south side of the fire. i see what's got to

here is the view from our sky ranger. an alarm at the water district went off. no evidence of contamination inside the tank. however, all the water must be drained and replaced to ensure public safety. the agency is now evaluating security measures. >>> continue following breaking news. a brush fire burning in the foothills east of 101. this is near metcalf road and san felipe. >> we will talk about when thing also cool down to help firefighters tonight. that in ten minutes. san feliope and metcalf .. within 1 mile of evacautions. >>> an update now on our breaking news in south san jose. you can see firefighters, cal fire fighting this brush fire in the area of metcalf and san felipe road. mandatory evacuations for that area. some structures. a car fire sparked this fire in the last couple of hours. these are ground shots and it spread to the hillside and spread from there. ten-acres right now. but this could grow to 500 acres. they have been attacking it for 90 minutes now. and we will keep you posted. >>> investigators trying to find the cause of the fire last

so rangers' first continental campaign for six years lasted only one tie.sh teams have progressed to the second qualifying round in the champions league — the new saints from wales and also northern ireland's linfield, who now play scottish champions celtic. arsenal are close to breaking their transfer record by signing the france striker alexandre lacazette from lyon. bbc sport understands that the 26—year—old, who's scored more than 20 goals in each of the last three seasons in ligue 1, has completed a medical ahead of a move that could be worth up to £52 million. that would be 10 million more than arsenal paid real madrid for mesut ozil four years ago. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. but it is goodbye from me. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are laura perrins, co—editor of the website the conservative woman, and torcuil crichton, westminster editor of the daily record. great see you both. thanks for coming in. tomorrow's front pages... the metro splashes that many

so this shows pretty clearly that the rangers are not really capable of fighting this conventional warbased on their equipment. we will see them mostly get phase out over time. and the marine corps side we have the formation of the marine corps raiders. in january 1942 and here at president roosevelt is directly involved and the forms these raters based on the advice of his son, james who is a union marine officer. who is enamored of this guy carlson was shown in the other picture with miles a tongue and he has this sort of romanticized view of commandos and gorillasrunning around solving problems with the japanese. the marine corps commandant , when he hears of this thinks it's a crazy idea and said there no way we should do this . but the president take the advice of his son so marine rater battalions are formed. and as with the rangers they have initial successes but when the war becomes increasingly conventional, they endure a number of setbacks including this one in the new georgia campaign which again will lead ultimately to phasing out those units. on the navy side, the fraud me

that's why we sent storm ranger 10 out and meteorologist erika martin is live with storm ranger 10. what do you see in there? >> so an exclusive sneak peek into the heart of storm ranger. we have a lot going on in here. we have this exclusive doppler radar which stands in the vertical and horizontal in just 20 to 30 seconds. look at how fast it scanned the atmosphere. very important, especially because. a stationary radar site is not going to have a scan as quickly. 4 to 5 minutes. we're seeing a lot in the atmosphere. a closer look at what's going on. seeing this particular product picking up on some going on in the at months fore. basically some rain showers. so we're going to talk a little bit more about this later on. but in the meantime, toss it back to the studio. another great image is the live shot on the roof here. a lot of tricks going on here. you can stay ahead of the storms with the app. we send you an alert 30 minutes before the storm threat reaches your location. plus you can use the radar to watch the storm as it approaches. >>> we have this breaking news of a deadly

someone alerted rangers that the cub was alone. cub needed two stitches to close cuts on her leg but she appears to be in good health. >> world news tonight is next. >> we're following this fire near travis air force base. we'll bring you the latest at 6:00. >> bye bye. >>> tonight, breaking developments. protests and chaos at the g20. as president trump arrives, thousands descend on the summit. many fighting the global economy. police and protesters clashing in the streets. water cannons, tear gas and now mounting injuries. our team in the middle of it. >>> also tonight, the meeting with vladimir putin is now coming with president trump now offering his toughest words yet aimed at russia. but when asked who meddled in our election, how the president responds on the world stage. >>> the new findings tonight inside the airport disaster in chicago. the jet engine, the catastrophic failure. shrapnel flying. panic on board. >>> we have surveillance video tonight. the veteran new york city police officer ambushed while sitting in a poli

so by the time rangers are really getting up to speed they're going to take part in the big campaigns of the war first in north africa. and subsequently italy and france. give you a little bit from italy and take part in the landings this this sicily and antio. initially some of their -- special training comes in handy with am amphibious landing but conventional infantry. not a lot of opportunities to sneak around the germans as there have been with some the less capable italian and french forces in north africa. when they get to antio, they are part of an early attempt to move inland which leads to the battle of sisterna where two of the ranger battalions are sent to take this town and they run unexpectedly into a german division which -- wipes them out of troops only six of them escape from that disaster and so -- this shows pretty clearly that rangers are not really capable of fighting this conventional war based on their equipment and so we will see them mostly get phased out over time. and the marine corps. side we have formation of the marine corps. ratedders in january of 2042

from our nbc bay area sky ranger. burning near bella vista drive. this is suisun city. >>> another one in yolo county near the town of winters. roads near lake berryessa dam is also closed. 10% contained. no word on a cause and so far no evacuations. >>> it is a good summer to be a fisherman, salmon, bass, and crab in abundance. we are seeing the best dungeness crab season in years. $67 million in crab along our coastline this year alone. almost twice last year's catch. thom jensen joins us. >> reporter: the season was closed down, at least, shortened last season several times. without safety concerns this year, and favorable water conditions, the crabs were back in the water and the catch was on in a big way this season. a crackling beat that draws hundreds of patrons to the wharf annually. the season was court in 2016. and many fishermen were wondering and worrying. he depends on a healthy dungeness population to make a living. >> i needed it. but i have been commercial fishing since i was 15. >> crab rolls is our most important menu collection. t

now let's go to storm ranger 10. >> we actually had to jump back into storm ranger because we were seeing several rounds of thunder and lightning. we always edadvise viewers at he to stay inside when that situation does occur. even though storm ranger is grounded for safety reasons shs we did have to jump right back inside. radar right now, be sure you download the free app. this is where you can see where storm ranger is currently situated with our exclusive scan of the sky that really scans the sky every 20 to 30 seconds. as opposed to a stationary radar that scans 4 to 5 minutes. so we can see all the lightning rolling through quickly and the storms as they move quickly from west to east. right now we are in logan township. we heard a lot of thunder and saw lots of lightning. so we decided to come back into storm ranger, play it safe for now. i do want to mention we have had some storm reports as well including some really strong wind gusts in atlantic county. also have seen some reports of downed power lines in chester county. so coming up in a bit, we'll have more information. we'll

this is video from our sky ranger. crocker park in san francisco. neighbors urged to stay inside and close their windows to avoid the smoke. crews were able to contain this 23-acre fire. >>> in concord, a small brush fire near concord avenue. one person was taken into custody. let's take you outside. a live look from the tri-valley. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri here to break it down. >> we will start to see temperatures dropping but the hot air won out. we still got up to 103 in concord. 97 in napa. highest fire danger at this very second is where we find humidity the lowest. the faster a fire can get sparked. right now it is at 13% in walnut creek. very dry in danville at 15%. worst fire danger in brentwood with 11% humidity. humidity 15% to 25%. temperatures remain in the 90s. >> thanks so much, jeff. after months of build up, president trump met face to face with vladimir putin for the first time. meeting was scheduled to last 30 to 45 minutes but lasted more than two hours according to secretary of state rex tillerson who was

rangers checked it out and captured the animal on video.e one way road trail and south rim trailwere closed on thursday as a precaution. the closures are to be re evaluated on saturday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve ) here we are (catherine) meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now... lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland today with highs in the 100s. it is looking mostly clear tonight as high pressure sits overhead. if we do see fog it will only be very patchy at the coast. you can see on the satellite picture the big ridge building out of the desert southwest and bringing the hot air back into california. there's even some monsoonal moisture and showers in the southern sierra and desert. that ridge will weaken slightly over the weekend to slowly cool temperatures. it will remain hot in the central valley with highs well over 100 there. there will be 80s in los angeles and san diego. it will be beautiful in lake tahoe too with mostly sunny skies and in the upper 80s. you can patches of fog trying to form on our mod

this is a live picture now from nbc bay area sky ranger. the shelter in place continues for homeowners and property owners. the fire is near wineries. is started, at least, we got the first report around 4:15 this evening. >> winds are very, very low at this point. we do hear the fire is moving away from homes. no structures are in danger at this point. and it is moving uphill away from the wineries. the situation is improving. groundwork is happening and air work happening. firefighters feel they are keeping it away from homes and structures. we will continue to monitor this not only during this news cast but 6:00 o'clock as well. >>> at the martin luther king library at san jose state, in the past year two people have jumped off the railing into the atrium. the plan is to put up a seven-foot glass railing. leaders say they want to keep people save. >> to provide safety and to allow so that the patrons that are in the library feel face whether they are on the floors or walking through the atrium library. >> the structure is beautiful right

the rangers were down 18-6. >> rules are rules.s afternoon, showers from later tonight and the weather tomorrow is the big story, heavy rain tomorrow night into saturday with several inches of rain possible and could be localized flooding early saturday so take it easy. adrianna: thank you for joining us and be sure to watch us at 4:00 for the weather and everything else, have a great >> welcome, everybody, to victory for veterans week. we are honored to have some of the courageous men and women who've served in our nations military with us today. and they're all ready to take that long, grueling march to $1 million, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to victory for veterans week here on "millionaire." [cheers and applause] we are paying tribute to all the brave men and women who have served in our armed forces together with a great charity, dav, disabled american veterans. they help connect america's 22 million veterans with the benefits they've earned and deserve, and w

rangers. adrienne joins an exclusive club and lines a shot down the left field line for a double and hit number 3003 31st player in baseball history to accomplish this. beltran celebrating with his family on the field. the rangers giving now, they lead 10-6 in the ninth inning. the baseball hall of fame. ivanovic has is now part of the baseball him on salary. he played with the texas rangers, but is probably best known in washington for catching stephen strasburg's fourth team major-leaguehis league debut. other members of the class include tim raynor, bud selig, -- josh are we start the second quarter. 37-26, mystics. big with the block. mystics on the move. she had a huge first half, fourth her three-pointer of the game. second half alone, she went 14 for 22. 30 points. that is a mystics win this 1, 77-70. in football, after three long days of hardware, the redskins finally get a break. today was the first day off since camp started. they will get back to work on monday. they have their walk

our sky ranger remaining over head. evacuations are underway at -- the fire could really take off if it reaches that terrain. this is well above the san jose country club. ian cull joins us. what is the latest from your vantage point? >> reporter: there is a lot of concern. people getting out of their cars and looking up at the massive plumes of smoke. if we can zoom in on the left side of the fire there, is a strike team from cal fire going up. the park is closed right now. we tried to go on the road to the park and it is closed. keeping people out right now. a lot of concern from neighbors up here and up there in the neighborhood that are affected right now. plumes of smoke just after 4:00 p.m. 20 acres. two homes heavily damaged and destroyed right now. air tankers overhead. and two helicopters. trying to keep the fire from spreading into the park, into the canyon. i just got off the phone with a pio from cal fire two minutes ago. a helicopter is going over head of penitencia. and drop water and flame retardant as we

eighth inning, marlins/rangers, tells bell tray to get in the circle. he drags the circle to where he is standing. that got him ejected. bell tray is likely a hall of famer. four hits away from 3,000. i thought it was crea

these are live pictures just coming into our newsroom from nbc bay area sky ranger. a house fire in san leandro on hannah drive. you can see it from interstate 580. it's not too far from stanton avenue near somerset. we're trying to work and find out how the fire started. we do not know if any injuries have occurred. we'll continue to follow the story this morning and bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> happening today, it's taken a little while, but finally the coast guard is set to remove a sunken barge near the bay bridge. global diving and salvage has cut it into two pieces and later today crews will use a crane to lift the pieces off the transbay tube. the barge capsized in april and leaked fuel into the bay. >>> it is 6:09 now. a quick look of what to expect before you head out the door and what you will feel going through the day. a live look outside in palo alto. the high temperature today will be up to 76 degrees. the south bay will be in the mid 80s. 89 degrees in the tri-valley. and san francisco seeing the low clouds and the drizzle right

park rangers were able to confirm the reports themselves on wednesday night. a park manager took this video you are look at of a mountain lion roaming around near the south rim and the one-way road trails. >> the department of official wild life decide today do ahead and close south road trail and one roadway out of an abundance of caution due to recurrent mountain lion sitings in trail over last 7 to 10 day. >> so now the park rangers will reassess any mountain lion danger tomorrow. they may possibly reopen those trails but, pam, that is a siting; right. >> that's quite a siting. this is why i don't hike by myself. i am always thinking about mountain lions or bob cats. >> in their natural habitat. >> right. you are kind of in their space. >> all right. 4:17 is the time. let's check in with sal, he's keeping an i didn't on traffic. how does it look out there, -- keeping an i didn't on traffic. >> how does it look, sal. >> it is interesting to see if we have friday in lights today. we certainly hope so, but it is not a guaranteed thing. so far so good though, g

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they want to question the ranger about the condition of the handgun. they were initially blocked by his superiors who argue that federal agents cannot be subpoenaed to testify in state courts. they say a new agreement will allow the agent to testify at the discretion of the trial judge. >> the trial judge could get to decide that. not that blm. >> whether or not this ranger's testimony is relevant being as though the defendant is not charged with auto blaeurglary remains to be seen. >> both sides will be in court on tuesday. >>> san francisco police are looking for four women accused of beating another woman on a muni bus and stealing her cell phone. this happened at kearny and market. the victim was on the eight bay shore bus when the suspects started harassng her p when the victim tried to call police investigators say they surrounded her and started punching her. one woman took her phone. all four got off the bus and ran away. the attackers are believed to be between 18 and 21 years old. >>> a big rig overturned and narrowly missed a hill. take a lo

so crowded rangers stopped allowing people to come in. also happened at the park in livermore and don castro in hayward also closed after reaching capacity levels. >>> the nation's birthday celebrated in style all across the country. upwards of three million people packed new york city streets to watcher the macy's fourth of july fireworks show. also fireworks in the nation's capital hundreds of thousands jammed into the national mall for a full day of festists including a concert today. and in our own backyard, a firework display after the giants game at mumble stadium with one of more than a dozen fireworks show in the bay area. i have foz jeff you did your patriotic duty you delivered 99% of the way a little fog in san francisco and a little chilly. >> the exactly we pulled through for us. and most of the bay area did manage to do well here. we are looking at hotter temperatures as we look ahead towards the next couple of day. let's get you in the microclimate forecast and you can see there is that good old fog jessica was talking abou

rangers have shut down the south rim trail to be safe and one way road at alum rock park. kpix 5's maria medina reports on how it could be making its way into new territory. >> i saw a long big tail right around the corner. >> reporter: this is the mountain lion duke says he made eye contact with. >> completely stopped, yeah. >> reporter: and what did you think when it stopped? >> i was kind of nervous. but i thought if i ride fast enough it might not catch me. >> reporter: after several mountain lion sightings in the last week and a half, san jose city park rangers decided to play it safe and shut down part of alum rock park. >> this has been seen frequently all hours of the day. it's sort of an indicator something different is going on. >> reporter: she says the lion isn't aggressive. in fact, a park staff member recorded this video just feet away from the cat. but it's sticking around and they're not sure why. despite the warning signs, it didn't keep people from hitting the other open trails. >> it's flies to be made aware of that but i'm going to enjoy the day nonethe

they're off limits until rangers are sure it's absolutely safer. hikers took this video of the animal on wednesday. it's been seen several times near the trails. >> repetitive sightings in a confined space raises more concern. >> i'm not too surprised. their parks always have a lot of signage about the mountain lions. >> park rangers tell us the mountain lion is probably looking for food or has a deer carcass nearby. rangers say if you run into a mountain lion, keep away from it because it may feel corners if you approach it. >> a redesign for sales force plaza is drawing criticism. the architect will now install light fixtures in the ground to create more space for pedestrians. a previous plan called for redwood trees for the plaza. the commission had approved a digital light display for the top floors of the tower. they compared the designs for the combination of lights to a carnival. >> let's start by taking a look at the bay bridge from south beach. we'll use this as the backdrop for our commute planner which has changed today. the small craft

and texas ranger style there too. i think most of the american public didn't realize how important law enforcement is in their lives. and the law enforcement is something that you don't think about until you have an emergency or, you know if you're one of those people who think about getting law enforcement only --. >> law enforcement is something that is always present. it's always good, provided for a safe place. and it's looking back so you're not aware of it. it's an important part of who we are as a democracy. i think it's important for people to realize the importance of law enforcement and how that access protects them. and it's part in our society. a law enforcement officer has a wonderful story to tell. these are people who really devote their lives to very difficult jobs and it's one thing i think everyone would be interested in and grow to understand. i think when you look at the history of law enforcement you see it as the history of increasing professionalist. that's one thing we want to emphasize. law en

federal officials blocked an attempt to make the ranger testify. the defense explained why the agent's testimony about the condition of the gun would be relevant. >> we find it ironic that the trump administration is trying to prevent this person from testifying or telling the truth about what happened. >> so this is really about two things. number one, whether or not the defendant fired the gun. and number two, whether he did so with implied malice. and that's what this case is all about. >> the judge gave the defense until september to complete their request with federal authorities. in the meantime, the case will continue next week when it could be assigned to go to trial court. >>> evacuations were lifted today near the delwiler fire. the fire has been burning for six days and covers an area nearly the size of san francisco and oakland combined. containment is up to 15 merz. 58 homes and 60 other buildings have been destroyed. the fire continues to move south. so far $11 million has been spent fighting this fire. >>> this is a time lapse view o

with storm ranger. what you have seen out there. >> those storms cham came in very quickly. i'm soaked pretty much from head to toe. i'm glad i have my boots on. we are able to scan the atmosphere quickly. that's all it takes. which is why we were able to accurately give you the heads up on those storms moving through. several rounds of lightning and thunder. some really strong thunderstorms across the area. and this is why erin reported the fact we are seeing some damage reports. so we'll keep you updated. if you follow us, download the free mobile. app. back to you. >>> now to the latest in the bucks county killing tree sprooe. two men face murder charges in the death of four men reported missing last week. >> i'm satisfied at that time based on the evidence that we have, we have the two men locked up that need to be brought to justice. >> cosmo dinardo is charged with four murders. sean kratz charged with three. he was not there when jimmy patrick was killed. >> this is a story about drugs, money and

federal officials blocked an attempt to make the ranger testify. the defense explained why the agent's testimony about the condition of the gun would be relevant. >> we find it ironic that the trump administration is trying to prevent this person from testifying or telling the truth about what happened. >> so this is really about two things. number one, whether or not the defendant fired the gun. and number two, whether he did so with implied malice. and that's what this case is all about. >> the judge gave the defense until september to complete their request with federal authorities. in the meantime, the case will continue next week when it could be assigned to go to trial court. >>> evacuations were lifted today near the delwiler fire. the fire has been burning for six days and covers an area nearly the size of san francisco and oakland combined. containment is up to 15 merz. 58 homes and 60 other buildings have been destroyed. the fire continues to move south. so far $11 million has been spent fighting this fire. >>> this is a time lapse view o

. >> these are live pictures now from our nbc bay area sky ranger. almost sameems to be a mountainf smoke. it will likely be a major problem for several days if not for weeks. terry mcsweeny is heading there as we speak. he will bring us live updates. we did send out a push alert. download our free nbcbayarea app. >>> missing mail. thieves broke into four mail trucks in san jose. marianne favro just broke the story a few hours ago. >> reporter: well they are telling them to go ahead and double check their bank accounts and credit card accounts. two of the break ins happened last week. someone broke into their trucks and stole mail bags and as many as 350 people may be impacted. in this tree lined willow lined neighborhood known for historic homes, some neighbors are getting surprising mail about their mail. >> we received a notice in the mail that a mail truck was broken into. >> reporter: it happened just last week and this wasn't the only neighborhood targeted. in the past four months break ins. and get into mail bags. lisa jenkins is one of 350 cu

rangers are warning visitors that they may have respiratory problems. this is from the south side of the lake. for the second day in a row, heavy haze forming. the city you are looking at was shot by the national guard and it shows the aerial views. check this out, that is someone's car taken by the san mateo fire department. it shows the commander car covered in that fire retardant. coming up at six, more how bay area crews are aiding. and a strain that it then puts in our local department. >>> two brush fires in santa clara county. the 11 off the road. highway 85 near the bascom exit in los gatos. another fire in los altos hills. this is altimon and black hills. firefighters quickly moved in and knocked down the flames. >>> the university is making it difficult to bring a conservative speaker on the campus. this comes after an earlier event when it turned violent. jodi hernandez is on campus where college republicans say they are being held to an unfair standard. >> reporter: college republicans say once again their efforts to bring a conservative spe

park rangers expect to see more swimmers tomorrow but they say not everyone should go in the water. >> small children and small animals should stay away from scummy water if you see any algae blooms you want to avoid contact with them. >> park rangers say there have been no medical emergencies so far but two dogs did die after swimming in a important this week. >>> illegal fireworks could be to blame for a fire that left six people homeless this on the corner of foxtail drive and foxtail court in san jose. the firefighters were able to get control of the flames from badly damaging a second home but the first house was completely destroyed. >> we've got reports from neighbors hearing fireworks and things like that but it's under investigation at this point. >> the neighbors heard the fireworks an hour before the fire started. no injuries to report. >>> another crash to tell you about following a high-speed chase involving a marin county sheriff's deputy at 10:00 this morning. deputy was trying to make a u-turn after seeing drivers speeding by in the opposite direction. witnesses say a

but rangers want to be extra cautious. so they are temporarily closing down two hiking trails. >> we haven't heard any unusual behavior about it. >> reporter: park employees were able to film the mountain lion which they say have been seen by a number of hikers here over the last week. >> you are visiting their home. >> reporter: the lion has been seen multiple times a day. which means she is on the move. two trails will be closed to hikers for 48 hours. hikers we spoke to said they noare not too concerned. >> i will just have to be very careful. i will still go hiking and have some extra meat on me. >> reporter: just in case. >> just in case. >> reporter: the rangers say it is not that unusual to see mounta mountain lions once in a while. >> not showing any aggressive behavior, or stalking behavior. >> reporter: the plan is to keep the two trails shut down until saturday and reassess is the situation. >>> thank you, scott, going to court over a flooded creek. a handful of victims are taking aim at the city, county, and th

and, the gun was originally stolen out of the rangers car four days prior to the shooting but defense attorneys said the bureau of land management responded saying the ranger is not subject to the state court of peanut -- state court subpoena. >>and she is the last person to help the weapon and the last known person to have held the weapon before it reached the peer. be neck we know when the gun was stolen and we know what it reappears. you have about a a three or four day. in between there where nobody sees this weapon. >>> lopez sanchez was not charged in the break-in of the rangers car, and he doesn't have a history of theft. he claims he found a gun underneath a bench. next friday, it will determine whether or not the prosecutor's other murder case is going to trial or not and that will determine whether or not the lopez sanchez trial will begin next friday. now, if it does begin, we are told by attorneys of that will probably do some pretrial motion and there will also be a controversial questionnaire for potential jurors. >> senate put protesters gather outside. >> rob ross is a

rangers are also evacuating alum rock park right now.evacuation center at the community center, and activated its emergency services agency. >> and that community center will be left open as an emergency shelter overnight for folks who need it. we'll post information of that and the latest on the fire on our website, abc7news.com. go there as soon as you can. >> hopefully favorable conditions. >> right now as you look at this live doppler 7 hd radar image, which i'm looking down at, you can see that we're picking up the movement of the smoke from the fire and you can tell the wind is out of the west as the smoke is blowing out towards the east. it's warm there right now and very dry. tomorrow amp will be another warm amp with temperatures high in the san jose area about 82 to 84 degrees and breezy in the afternoon once again. and with dry conditions. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. fire danger will grow as it gets hotter. highs inland around 100 degrees. so quite warm. but temperatures will taper off next week. >> thanks, spen

just two weeks ago a mountain lion sighting forced rangers to close trails in san jose.rel wood park trails will remain open. >> we would make a determination on that based on more of an aggressive behavior. >> reporter: police say the animal didn't appear to be threatening in any way. the doyles are sure they saved their pets in the nick of time. >> a couple more minutes and it would have been over. >> reporter: most neighbors appear to be sticking to their routine, they're just more alert. in san mateo, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> all right. "abc 7 news at 11:00" continues with these new stories. bruno mars takes the stage inside the sapp center but outside counterfeit tickets left some fans disappointed. >> and what is in your cup of coffee? the viagra like ingredient leading to a nationwide recall tonight. >>> is the next american idol here in the bay area? lo local auditions set to take place. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we will look at your weekend temperature spread coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after "

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