in riverside. that takes skill, persuasive power. them in the murder case against the former police chief and family man, chris hall. >> mr. hall on the surface looks like a loving family man. he looks like a good father. he is somebody that had the support of his family. >> so he did. but he wasn't buying the loving father and family man bit. no. when he heard about chris hall's very obvious grief, the wailing that went on after the so-called accident, the phrase that crossed his mind was it's an act. >> i think it was a wonderful performance by the defendant of acting like a bereaved husband, but when you look at his actions, how little he did to help his wife. >> who tried harder to save cristi? not chris, said the prosecutor, but his daughter. >> she called 911. she helped him get the body out of the spa. he had no interest in truly helping his wife. >> a matter of opinion, of course. but prosecutor strunsky poked around in chris hall's past as a policeman. and what did he find? >> this man had an uncanny ability to fabricate sto

there's buena park, there's riverside, and there's brea.ark, the landlord is threatening eviction, right? riverside, the landlord is $200,000 past due, and your vendors are $75,000 past due. and brea is hanging by a string. farrell's international is up here, this is where marcus is, and parlour enterprises was the manager of these three locations. parlour enterprises is the management company that actually operates and manages the individual location. along with paul and mike, there are other employees that make up that group, but essentially it's the two of them leading it. well, let's look at the revenue. buena park, $4 million, did pretty good. riverside... paul: $2.77, yeah. lemonis: and brea? travis: $2.9. lemonis: by the way, these are not small numbers. buena park makes money, brea makes money, and riverside broke even. paul: correct. lemonis: okay. so why are you past due on all your bills again? paul: it's coming into parlour as management fees, and parlour enterprises still had to pay the investors. lemonis: when i look at the fi

in riverside. that takes skill, persuasive powers.hem in the murder case against the former police chief and family man chris hall. >> mr. hall, on the surface, looks like a loving family man. he looks like a good father. was somebody that had the support of his family. >> so, he did. but he wasn't buying the loving father and family man bit. no. when he heard about chris hall's very obvious grief, the whaliai that went on after the so-called accident, the phrase that crossed his mind was, it's an act. >> i think it was a wonderful performance by the defendant of acting like a grieved husband. when you look at his actions, how little he did to help his wife. >> who tried harder to save christy? not chris, said the prosecutor, but his daughter. >> she called 911. she helped him get the body out of the spa. she did chest compression. he had no interest in helping his wife. >> a matter of opinion, of course, but prosecutor poked around in chris hall's past as a police man, and what did he find? >> this man had an uncanny ability to fabri

(vicki) in riverside county... over three-thousand people have been forced to leave their homes due to the cranston fire.... and authorities think the fire was intentionally set. calfire officers arrested 32- year-old, brandon mcglover of temecula. they think he set several fires in southwest riverside county yesterday. one of them grew into the cranston fire-- which has burned 75-hundred acres and is only 5 percent contained... (vicki) the giant ferguson fire has emptied yosemite national park. here are the latest numbers.... it has now burned more than 44- thousand acres. it now 27 percent contained tonight. more than 3-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. there has been one death in the fire and seven other injuries. (grant) back here locally....fire crews are getting the upper hand on the marsh fire which broke out near clayton yesterday afternoon, the fire is now 75- percent contained. firefighters spent much of the day mopping up from the fire. strong winds propelled the blaze along marsh creek road

dean reynolds cbs news, riverside, illinois. >> glor: been a busy week.y favorite stories. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. we'll see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by a sophisticated operation.. hidden in ♪>>> kpix 5 news begins with a big time gambling bust. businesses with a secret back room. a sophisticated operation, hidden in plain sight. >>> inside heavily secured businesses and behind fake walls san jose police takedown in illegal gambling ring with locations across the city. this time something different. >> reporter: this has become an annual event here in san jose. sometime in the spring or summer, pretty much for the past couple of years san jose police announced a huge gambling bust. this year is no different. except that it looks like the crooks are evolving, trying to stay one step ahead. from the outside look like ethical businesses. a pc repair shop, a hair and nail salon, but look closely and it does not add up. the salon is heavily fortified, and inside there is not a workstation to

and this is a live picture of the burn zone in riverside county.an get an idea ll the damage there. the fire has destroyed at least 4 homes so far. 600 others are threatened. and so far the fire is 5% contained. >>> the trump administration has a court imposed deadline today to reunite members of families who are separated at the southern border. here's jackie ward to explain whether that deadline can be met. >> reporter: so a lot of progress has been made. more than 1,000 families have been reunited. the federal judge overseeing this case said the government should be commended for its efforts. but hundreds of families remain separated and may stay that way even after today's deadline passes. as many as 914 families may not be back together by the end of the day. some parents have already been deported. others have serious criminal records preventing them from getting their children back. an attorney with the aclu says even if everything was resolved for all the families once separated, concern remains. >> we have 1600 families back together by th

dean reynolds, cbs news, riverside, illinois. >> that is the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> hi, everyone, and welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. president trump is again changing his tune on russia. this time vladimir putin's offer to u.s. raw enforcement to investigate the dozens of russians indicted for election tampering. >> what he did is an incredible offer. he offered off the people working on the case come and work with their investigators with respect to the 12 people. i think that's an incredible offer. >> inxc amers hetedo question. at first mr. trump called it an incredible offer, but now not so much. three days after the private meeting between president trump and vladimir putin director of national intelligence dan coats acknowledged he still doesn't know what was agreed to and thinks the president shouldn't have met him alone. >> well, yo

jerilynn czobakowski/riverside police"almost like a baseball bat."ay the woman in the video was trying to hide from her boyfriend inside the gated community last week. but when he found her, his temper flared. det. jerilynn czobakowski/riverside police "it takes your breath away. and then there's anger." detective jerilynn czobakowski describing her reaction as a mother watching what happened to the 18 month old. she says an officer investigating the video was so upset he went back to the montecito estates on his own to track down the suspect.and he found him. techhoak danny lim was arrested for child endangerment with great bodily injury. no one answered the door at lim's listed address inside the community. brandon harris/neighbor"i've talked to him many times." but his neighbor, brandon harris says he's never seen let him act out.he was disgusted watching what police say lynn did to his own son.brandon harris/neighbor"and to see the baby get up and then still run to dad because they're innocent. that's just horrible." det. jerilynn czobakowski/riv

old man has been charged with intentionally starting nine fires, including the cranston fire in riverside county. it has burned over 12- thousand acres.. and its only 16-percent contained. the fire has destroyed five homes. close to 5-thousand buildings are threatened and an estimated 7-thousand people have been evacuated. ( marty ) in the past two weeks, the ferguson fire has burned more than 46-thousand acres and because of poor air quality, yosemite valley will remain closed to visitors until next friday. almost 4-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. the fire is 29 percent contained. the ferguson fire also claimed the life of firefighter braden varney. ( marty )so far this year's fire season has been brutal... and there's no relief in sight. thousands of firefighters from cal fire and other local agencies are fighting blazes across the state... putting a major strain on resources. kron 4's charles clifford has that part of our coverage. as of friday, cal fire is dealing with at least 19 active wildfires spread all across the state. two of the largest include, the carr fire ne

they think he set several fires in southwest riverside county yesterday. one of them grew into the cranston fire.nat in shasta county, the carr fire tripled in size overnight to 20=thousand acres overnight, with only ten percent containment.nearly two hundred homes are threatened. the town of french gulch is under evacuation orders, but many people are staying to protect their homes and historic buildings.eric jue, french gulch hotel and saloon: "this bar here came from around the horn from england in 1850."in yosemite tonight, the visitors have left and fire crews have moved in.the giant ferguson fire expanded to 43=thousand acres and is moving toward the park boundaries.the fire is in its 14th day and it's still only 27 percent contained.here again the terrain is too dangerous for firefighters on the ground.the heavy smoke that forced the evacuation of yosemite valley also grounded air tankers, though a fleet of 18 helicopters has been dumping water on the steep hillsides.nat (ken) here are the latest numbers from calfire tonight ... the carr fire in sha

it's carved a path of destruction through mountain communities in riverside county. it's believed to have been started by an arsonist. it's now 5% contained. in mariposa county, the ferguson fire is still burning just west of yosemite. that fire is 27% contained. it forced much of the national park to close including yosemite valley, wawona and highway 140. >> neda has more on the weather conditions near the carr fire. >> the big problem with the fire is it's burning hot. some of the weather gauges are showing it's not too windy out there but it is very hot. because it's through steep terrain in the valleys out there in french gulch, that's why it's creating its own weather with gusty conditions. nearby 5 miles per hour that's it. but near the fire in the fire itself, that's where the winds get swirling around in those locations. temperatures 83 degrees which is very hot for the early- morning hours. humidity only at 24%. so not much moisture or cooling overnight. today in the area will be triple digits. so very hot for those firefighters at 110 degrees. san jose, th

would want the help. 22 firefighters from san francisco are headed south to the cranston fire in riverside county. >> not necessarily surprised that we're doing it. it's unfortunate that we're at a point we have so many of these devastating wildfires that we do have to do it. >> reporter: firefighters are headed down south to help out on that cranston fire, down in riverside. the whole area responding. wanting people in the bay area to know that they are keeping staffing levels here safe so no worries about them sending too many people from here but they're sending who they can. live in san mateo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> governor brown has declared states of emergency in several counties including mariposa where the ferguson fire is burning. it's charred more than 44,000 acres of land, is 27% contained, there are no flames in yosemite but the fire has resulted in a closure of the park's valley floor. at least until sunday. >>> the state is burning and it is 4:31. mike nicco, i wonder if these firefighters will get a break. >> unfortunately, no, reggie, they aren't. in

it has carved a path of destruction right through mountain communities in riverside county. it is believed to have been started by an arsonist. only 5% is under containment. back in northern california, the ferguson fire still burning in mariposa county. just west of yosemite. tonight, that fire is only 27% contained. it has forced much of the national park to close, including all of yosemite valley, walnut and highway 140. >> maintenance crews dangled like isps artists getting a close-up inspection of the golden gate bridge. now months later we know what they found. andrea borba on the repair job that will give the bridge a dramatic new look. >> reporter: gleaming in international orange, the golden gate bridge is the shining face of the san francisco bay area, but if you look closer, it is also corroding. any report released today shows the bridge is in total 4.5% corroded, and 12.5% of the south tower is. >> it is an interesting thing to look at how the weather pattern really shapes what happens at the bridge, and that salt air corrodes certain sections of it. >> reporter

they say he is also accused of setting other fires in riverside county. officials have not said how the ma set the fire. (grant) another massive wildfire...this one in shasta county...is growing tonight. the "carr" fire now stands at 20-thousand acres. this is time-lapse video from redding last night... about eight miles east of the fire. firefighters are working to save lives and property -- with several structures already lost in the flames. containment is just ten percent. the fire has forced evacuations and road closures as thick smoke blackens the sky above. (vicki) and the weather is creating hard conditions for firecrews.. as the temperatures remain hot across the state. (grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the latest on the hot wildfire weather. lawrence karnow: it wias another hot day away from the coast. highs soared well above 100 degrees inland with 60s at beaches. a heat advisory continues through friday with another round of hot weather expected. doppler radar is also tracking another round of thunderstorms over the sierra. on the

it's carved a path of destruction through mountain communities in riverside county. it's believed to have been started by an arsonist and is 5% contained. >>> time now 6:06. let's check the roads with jaclyn. >> things are still looking good for drivers making their way along the eastshore freeway freeway. easy commuted towards the bay bridge toll plaza. we are getting reports of a fire near 580 and central. we haven't seen any delays along 580. we are going to keep an eye on it but all lanes are open and traffic is moving right at the limit there. if you are heading over towards the richmond/san rafael bridge, you can see no major backups over at the toll plaza. nice and easy commute across the span heading over to 101. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. where's everybody? friday still sleeping. right now, we are dealing with speeds in the green 12 minutes heading into san francisco. slowdowns on 880 out of san lorenzo down into hayward. but nothing to write home about. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> >>> thank you. this morning, hundreds of m

the city of san francisco is sending 22 firefighters to help on the cranston fire in riverside countythose who are going to help say there was no hesitation. >> everybody is willing to participate with the idea that at any point in time, you know, it could happen here in our city. >> reporter: and look at this, shout out of appreciation on twitter. thank you, sffd for rolling to help us in riverside county and then in all caps god bless you firefighters from the north. that shows the solidarity across the state during times like this. the bay area firefighters, their department at home want you to know they are not short staffed here. the staffing levels here are normal and safe. they are just sending the extra strike teams they can spare at this time. reporting live in san mateo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> governor jerry brown has declared states of emergencies in mariposa where the ferguson fire is burning. it has charred more than 44,000 acres of land. it is only 27% contained. this is the one burning near yosemite. no flames in the park itself, but the fire has resulted in th

nearly fifty thousand police firefighters and civil defense personnel have been deployed kyoto's riverside pramod not a major tourist spot was shot when the come a river burst its banks roads and bridges a shut for hundreds of kilometers warnings have been issued for landslide.

to riverside and los angeles counties in southern california... wildfires are raging across the state. good evening im ken wayne. (grant)and im grant lodes.. pam has the night off. first: a pair of fires is burning in lake and medocino counties. the ranch and river fires are being called the mendocino complex fire. together they have burned more than 68 thousand acres. and are just 5 percent contained. seven homes have been destroyed. and more than 10-thousand more are threatened. kron 4's j-r stone is live in lake county where new evacuations orders were issued today. jr, what is it like out there? a large ploom of smoke and tall flames shooting into the air. this video was taken just two miles west of the lake county sheriff's office on martin street in lakeport. sot i can't believe this is happening. i guess the lord will have to just take care of this because i can't deal with it.lavonne moore is one of thousands of people who have been evacuated from their homes near both the river and the ranch fires. she's with her family at the evacuation

. >> one of the flyers he said is still burning in riverside county. he was arrested and is now being held on $1 million bail. so far the fire has burned more than 11,000 acres and it is just 3% contained. five homes have been destroyed. >> for the latest on the california fires, stay with us for continuing coverage. we will keep you updated. >>> we have an update now on and -- a construction accident. a worker was killed today. the accident happened at about 11:20 am. it was under a development. we are joint life on scene where rescue crews and working all day. >>> julie, just a few minutes ago the open back doors to retrieve the body of the victim. it has been a long, and painful process. at one point they could not get out there tothe body. it was just too deep into dangerous. this is video we shot a little while ago. it appears when they finally got there it was 10 hours after they had the initial call. when they found the body it was in this area. you could see coworkers gathered around. the victim was a great man in the entire company is feeling

old man has been charged with intentionally starting nine fires, including the cranston fire in riverside county. right now - it has burned over 12-thousand acres.. and its only 16-percent contained. five homes have been destroyed, more than 4,900 structures are threatened and an estimated 6,000 people have been evacuated. (ken) over the past 14 days the ferguson fire has burned more than 46-thousand acres and because of poor air quality, yosemite valley will remain closed to visitors until next friday the fire also claimed the life of firefighter braden varney. the fire is 29 percent contained. almost 4- thousand firefighters are battling the flames. (justine) three marin county firefighters were also injured fighting the carr fire last night. tyler barnes, scott pederson.... and brian cardoza are part of a five engine strike team. kron4's maureen kelly talked to their department's chief who describes what happened. we're quite fortunate that the injury are relatively minorthe injured firefighters are part of a five engine strike team with a total of 17 firefighters from the marin county

in riverside they're threatening more than 2,000 homes and burned more than 4700 acres. it is 5% contained. reporter laetitia jores from our sister station in los angeles has the latest. >> we have gone through this many times. this has been the closest we have ever been. >> reporter: suzanne grateful she has a home to return to. the fire tore through her deerfield neighborhood yesterday afternoon. >> when we left it was the last minute at 1:30 we finally left. my husband was taking pictures of the flames coming forward and said, it's time go. >> reporter: as the fire raged overnight, she said she and her husband spent the night in their car parked in their church's parking fe went through this area destroying five homes, the remains of one of them right here delved by the here leveled by the fire. >> the neighbor's house across the way is totally gone. >> reporter: several hotspots flared back up at mountain center, a small tree erupted threatening the town's gas station market and post office. within minutes heavy smoke filled the air along with hot as reigning down on

are the ferguson fire burning near yosemite and the cranston fire burning in idyllwild which is in riverside county. ( james ) and the biggest fire burning in the bay area is the marsh fire burning near clayton. that fire is more than 200 acres and has forced some evacuations. the good news... firefighters are making progress containing this fire this morning. kron 4's will tran is live at the scene of the fire this morning with the details. ( will ) contra costa fire crews are gaining ground on a large brush fire. this all started off marsh creek road... near bragdon way in clayton. the almost 250 acre fire is the almost in clayton.bragdon way road... near marsh creek started off marsh creek road... near bragdon way in clayton. the almost 250 acre fire is threatening about 100 buildings. the fire is now 20 percent contained. here are now two evacuation centers open because of this fire ... which is now being called the marsh fire.one is at the clayton meeting hall. that address is on your screen... 61-25 clayton road, next to the library. the other, which just opened tonight is at the brent

one in riverside and one in redding.y are stretched so thin they are trying to make a determination, they are looking at bringing in international firefighters. >> you mentioned redding, the largest fire, the latest update says 650 homes have burned. in addition to the loss of life. >> this is all new. we haven't seen this before. there is 140 million dead trees in the forest in california. that is unprecedented. that with the drought is creating such a fire severity that it is a hurricane of fire. you are seeing that carr fire homes that are damaged from the winds created by the fire. not the natural winds. the fire is creating the behavior that are ripping off roofs. i returned from puerto rico and you would see hurricane damage to where the roofs and the second floors were ripped off. you are seeing that damage here with the fire activity. >> we have seen the videos coming out of the carr fire where the fire is burning so intense that it is creating its own weather system. the fire swirls, fire tornadoes, you were tel

. >>> bomberos del Área dejaran para combatir el incendio de v riversid el siniestro fue provocado ymomento se convertido en un 5%. un gobernador emitiÓ estado de alerta. >>> ya se la cebe la tarde con 16 minutos . momento echarle un vistazo a las temperaturas. >>> temperaturas que no tienen la tregua. el termÓmetro todavÍa marca en la ciudad 80 especialmente hacia el norte de la bahÍa en algunas de las ciudades mÁs conocidas de la regiÓn . 76 en el Área de san josÉ temperaturas en los 70° y sobre los 80. el sistema de alta presiÓn se instalado en nuestras costas considera trayendo temperaturas bastante cÁlidas en la regiÓn. lo que respecta al final en otra semana veremos condiciones bastante intensas. tenemos viento estÁ entrando desde el ocÉano. se enfriÓ las costas y tambiÉn el Área de san francisco durante horas de la noche. hemos llegado a la regiÓn acompaÑado de levinas de manera bastante intenlevinas de manera intensa. la alerta de calor se mantienen vigencia. esta maÑana a eso de las 8:00 de la noche algunas Áreas afectadas, tambiÉn hace el Área de san ramÓn veremos temperatu

there is also the ferguson fire near yosemite and the cranston fire in riverside county. but this morning the biggest concern is the carr fire burning near redding. ( james ) we have just got new numbers on the carr fire and it has nearly doubled in size overnight. this is the latest video from overnight showing the destruction. this morning firefighters are struggling to get a handle on this fire... containment is still very low. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us in studio with the latest. ( sara ) we just confirmed the carr fire has burned almost 45-thousand acres and since the wildfire doubled in size it is now only three percent contained.take a look at the video...it's burning out of control this morning in shasta county- threatening the lives of thousands of people. and - we've learned a man has been killed on the fire lines - he was a contracted bulldozer operator...crews found his body late last night. at least three other firefighters are recovering from burn injuries right now. cal fire's last report shows 15 structures have been destroyed and nearly five hund

riverside, 118. those are all time records that were tied or broken today.ure is going to move closer to us. we're not expecting to get that warm. but we will go up to 98 inland. a little bit of a breeze, keeping our fire danger up. won't last long. >> enjoy the weekend, stay cool and be safe. thanks for joining us at 6:00. >> drink plenty of water. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ( ♪ ) pixar pier has arrived! prepare to be awed. prepare to be moved. prepare to make a mad dash... ( ♪ ) ...because with the incredicoaster, pixar pal-a-round, and a bunch of your favorite pixar characters, it's going to be pretty incredible. pixar pier is now open! only at disney california adventure park. >>> now on "extra" -- the summer of gaga. >> this is -- >> brand-new video of her new york takeover. from the studio to the beach in the hamptons and her big-screen debut with bradley cooper. >> hey. >> what?

beatrice romo was at her niece's baby shower saturday at elk's lodge in riverside. her daughter and son were there too when two men started fighting.one of them, romo says, was beatrice's nephew, abraham bonilla.beatrice tried to break it up, but police say she was shot in the stomach. bonilla was arrested after a hit-and-run and charged with murder.joshua romo, victim's son:"i just told her i love her and that's it."joshua cradled his mom in his arms until help came. joshua romo, victim's son:"she was in so much pain."but their mother later died in the hospital. unidentified speaker / possibly victim's daughter:"i didn't want to believe it." they couldn't believe their matriarch, the woman who valued her family over everything. "she was strong too."could be killed by one of their own family members. ronnie romo, victim's husband: "her family, i'm sorry, they enabled him to be that way." ronnie says beatrice was always by his side, until saturday when he left the baby shower a little bit early for work.ronnie romo, victim's husband:"all those years she was looking f

beatrice romo was at her niece's baby shower saturday at elk's lodge in riverside. her daughter and son were there too when two men started fighting.one of them, romo says, was beatrice's nephew, abraham bonilla.beatrice tried to break it up, but police say she was shot in the stomach. bonilla was arrested after a hit-and-run and charged with murder.joshua romo, victim's son:"i just told her i love her and that's it."joshua cradled his mom in his arms until help came. joshua romo, victim's son:"she was in so much pain."but their mother later died in the hospital. unidentified speaker / possibly victim's daughter:"i didn't want to believe it." they couldn't believe their matriarch, the woman who valued her family over everything. "she was strong too."could be killed by one of their own family members. ronnie romo, victim's husband: "her family, i'm sorry, they enabled him to be that way." ronnie says beatrice was always by his side, until saturday when he left the baby shower a little bit early for work.ronnie romo, victim's husband:"all those years she was looking f

he is also suspected of setting multiple fires in southwest riverside county.n oregon ruling transgender students have a right to the bathroom of their choice. the judgment dismissing claims by parents that some male students experienced embarrassment and anxiety when using restrooms alongside members of the opposite sex. in his ruling, the judge enforcing transgender students using facilities -- because city officials in portland cleaning up what they are calling a discussing disgusting occupy rc camp. police cleared the protesters wednesday. city officials say they will help pick up the tab for cleanu cleanup. a ninth circuit court of appeals ruling california school district cannot include prayers or christian scripture during meetings. the panel upholding an injection which the court said dated the 2010. the school district board had argued that the practice was allowed due to an exceptional for traditional prayer at the start of legislatures, congress, and town hall meetings. stay with us. our midnight hero is next. for drivers with accident forgiveness, l

in riverside county, authorities say six people died in the last month from heat related illnesses. and the area is expecting another scorcher today. >> we are seeing some triple digit temperatures here. >> 105 in lake county, we are looking at the marsh fire that is burning by clayton. you can see the smoke covering the top of mount diablo. in the distance, this is normally our view. that is not the case right now, coated and hazy skies in the area, dangerous if you are anywhere near the smoke. 80 degrees now at the top of mount diablo, this is san jose, sunny skies. what a contrast. this is the salesforce tower camera. we have been in the clouds, we have not been able to get any views but this one now, you can see the bottom. san francisco definitely covered in clouds, visibility is low and that makes all the difference when it comes to temperatures. get san francisco, 58 degrees compare that to the 80s for concord, concord reaching upper 90s, satellite and radar shows we have the marine layer. everything below it is cool, the higher elevations above the clouds stay warm. they did

and riverside co . >>> governor brown has declared a state of emergency for the carr fire as well as two other fires. that wildfire in mariposa county has burned almost 46,000 acres. the ferguson fire is 29% contained. the fire's not yet reached yosemite itself but most of the park remains closed. crews e into protect the ancient sequoyah trees. >>>president trump could sea more of vladimir putin. the white house said that trump is open to visiting moscow next year. earlier this week, the white house postponed a meeting of the two in washington saying it will take place quote after the russia witch hunt is over. > >>michael cohen, president trump's former lawyer, says he is ready to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller. reporter: president trump touted the economy during an impromptu press conference on the south lawn this morning. >> i am thrilled to announce that in the second quarter of this year, the united states economy grew at the amazing rate of 4.1%. reporter: but he did not respond to news reports his former lawyer and long-time fixer, michael cohen, is now prepare

this striking image in riverside county. 22 firefighters and five engines from the san francisco fire department are also there. >> i'm not necessarily surprised that we're doing it. it's unfortunate that we're at a point where we have so many of these devastating wildfires that we do have to do it. >> reporter: the department retweeting this bit of gratitude. god bless you firefighters from the north. >> that really shows solidarity throughout the entire state of california. it's very much appreciated. >> reporter: it's unclear when fire crews will return home. fire departments want the public to know even though fire crews are on the fire lines, staffing levels here in the bay area remain at a safe, normal level. >>> governor brown has declared states of emergency in several counties including mare poe ini. no flames right now in yosemite but the fire has resulted in the closure of the park's valley floor. >>> the marsh fire in clayton is now 75% contained. it's burned about 250 acres since starting yesterday afternoon. cal fire says one home burned and 13 structures are still threa

-- still burning in riverside county. the fire has destroyed hundreds of structures and forced tens of thousands to evacuate. an draw clost has more on the winds feeding the flames. we have more from southern california. >> reporter: in idlewild in the southern part of california, the kranston fire remains at 17% contained. firefighters believe conditions could get worse. that's why they've been spending a lot of time out here mopping some of these hot spots up. it might not look like much but one of the firefighters we spoke with says he spent a half hour spraying down one of the trees in the area and it just kept pushing out smoke. further up north in redding the car fire remains the most devastating fire that's burning. it's doubled in size in the matter of about a day, now sitting at 80,000 acres with 5% containment. the fire is threatening 5,000 structures, that's on top of the 500 structures it's already destroyed. thousands and thousands have been evacuated, more now being urged to leave and firefighters say they h

it's burn in order than 13,000 acres in riverside county. some of the evacuation orders have been lifted. however, hundreds of people remain out of their homes tonight. and the man has been arrest and charged with arson, accused of setting this and several smaller fires in riverside county. >>> these fires are not just impacting people, which of course they are, they're also having a big impact on pets. >> next, a look at what is needed to help these animals get through this stressful time. >>> plus, leaving a legacy. we look at the enduring impact made by former oakland mayor >>> did you feel it? a minor earthquake rocked parts of the east bay and the north bay this afternoon. the usgs says the epicenter of the magnitude 3.7 quake was in the middle of san pablo bay. no one was reported injured. we wouldn't expect it a quake that size, nor any significant damage happened in relation to the quake. but nearly 4,000 people reported feeling the quake to the usgs. >>> now back to our coverage of the california wildfires. one of the challenges whe

gobernador de california, jerry, ha declarado estado de emergencia al menos para los condados de riversideilia. pablo nos tiene la historia. pablo: cuando la salvadoreÑa, carolina, vio a sus dos hijos de lejos comenzÓ a correr desesperadamente. ambos pasaron dos meses en los centro de detenciÓn de ice, en florida, tras ser detenidos en la frontera. cuando se juntaron todos, se convirtiera en una peÑa de amor. se estrenaron tan fuerte que apenas se distingue a sus rostros. >> feliz y gracias a dios porque es el Único que nos ha ayudado a terminarse calvario. esta pesadilla termine. pablo: los niÑos entraron sÓlo desde mÉxico porque ella ya estaba en estados unidos, pero la separaciÓn fue de mucho mÁs de dos meses porque la vida los separÓ hace mucho tiempo. >> siento mucha alegrÍa. la quiero mucho. >> alegrÍa. porque llevo 15 en el que no la veo y feliz. pablo: ambos a menores de edad y esperan tener un estatus legal a travÉs de su madre, que tras aÑos trabajando como documentada tuvo permiso de trabajo pero la pesadilla continÚa para muchos otros niÑos como ellos. el gobierno informÓ que u

diferentes plataformas digitales declarÓ el estado de emergencia en el condado de mariposa, tambiÉn en riversideientes a las informaciones. sasha: es una situaciÓn compleja y similar a la que se vive en california estÁn experimentando y les hemos informado en grecia. tienen que ver estas imÁgenes que dan cuenta de la magnitud ocasionada por estos fuegos que dejan 85 muertos. la parte costera es la mÁs golpeada. para el ministro de orden pÚblico hay serios indicios de que el incendio pudo ser causado de manera intencional . eso creo que despierta muchÍsima ira entre la poblaciÓn porque es injusto que estÉn viviendo una situaciÓn tan difÍcil y que alguien de alguna forma u otra haya obrado de esta manera. borja: viendo realmente la devastaciÓn que estÁ causando estos incendios en grecia en california. ya les informamos que habÍa un detenido, un detenido... por presuntamente haber iniciado uno de esos fuegos en california. cambiamos de tema, el gobierno no cumpliÓ con el plazo hay mÁs de 700 niÑos inmigrantes separados de sus padres. entre estos 700 pequeÑos, 431 cuyos padres fueron deportados. la

authorities believe the temecula resident set multiple fires in riverside county including the cranston fire. since thursday, that fire has tripled in size, more than 700 firefighters are on the front lines. it's 5% contained. >>> incredible to see all the fires from northern california down to southern california all across california. let's get a check of traffic with jaclyn. >> and we are going to begin in the north bay taking a look at your ride along 101 where traffic is nice and light. this is right near fulton road and we can see that speeds are moving right at the limit there. but north of here, in windsor, we are tracking a major accident, a car came flying off the freeway and landed on the surface streets down below at cordelia lane. emergency crews are assisting with that. if you live in the area or typically travel along either one of those streets, those are likely to be shut down as this is a major injury accident here. 101 at wilfred speeds at the limit. no delays. not too many cars along that stretch. "karl the fog" will be riding shotgun towards the golden gate bridge.

en el condado de riverside, el incendio acabÓ con mÁs de 13,000 acres, pero los miles de bomberos comienzanÉlix: pasajero del metro de nueva york vivieron momentos de pÁnicocon una falta de alarma de un hombre armado . cientos corrieron en estampida. tenemos las recomendaciones de los expertos de cÓmo actuar en una situaciÓn como esta. >> asÍ huyan decenas de personas en una estaciÓn de subway en la ciudad de nueva york tras una aparente falsa alarma de tiroteo que desatÓ el caos entre sus usuarios. durante el momento que muchos describen como aterrador, el pÚblico y barajando sus carteras, bolsas, zapatos y otras prendas, mientras se alejaba lo mÁs pronto posible de la elena. -- escena. >> ocurriÓ en brooklyn, donde mÍo se mete se presenta la policÍa para controlar la situaciÓn. posteriormente, las autoridades aclararon que no encontraron armas y que no habÍa indicios de que hubieran habido disparos. >> por la seguridad se pienso que deberÍa haber mÁs vigilancia las entradas como detector de metales o algo, porque aquÍ transita mucha gente. >> marie gÓmez dice que en este tipo de situacion

. >>> meanwhile, in riverside county, police have arrested a man they believe started nine fires, includingone that has burned more than 11,000 acres. the cranston fire has forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes. this man, 32-year-old brandon glover is facing charges in connection to the fire. he is being held on $1 million bail. if convicted, he could be given a life sentence. >>> our crews will remain on the fire lines at shasta county. we will have more coverage at six, and for the latest developments visit our website at kpix.com. >>> a new app for when you need to find a restroom quickly. what is the price of convenience? >>> and there he is, chucky. back on the sidelines, the raiders kicked off training camp today, but the spotlight will shine on the return of that former coach. has a new tool to fight crime: a >>> coming up, california wildfires turned tragic. plus, north korea hands over the possible remains of you a serviceman killed in the korean war. that is coming up on cbs evening news. >>> the kpix 5 forecast is brought to you by the santa cruz boardwalk . >>> the

. >>> marÍa paula va rumbo a uno de los lugares afectados por los llamas en el riverside. >>> asÍ esincendio continÚa activo. decenas de bomberos estÁn dando su mejor batalla en consumir las llamas que ya han calcido cinco estructur que hemos tenid ola del calor en los Últimos dÍas en el norte de california esta madrugada cientos del residentes de la comunidad tuvieron que salir de sus hogares al ser tomados por sorpresa por las llamas y al menos dos personas perdieron la vida y quince estructuras estÁn calcinada, aunque se espera que sean mÁs, el incendio sorprendÓo a empleados del de una estaciÓn de televisiÓn tuvieron que evacuar las instalaciones mientras estaban en vivo, y el parque nacional yosemite estÁ bajo la amenaza del fuego, cientos del bomberos luchan para evito que el toque los Árboles de mÁs del mil aÑos que estan en el parque. la buena noticia felicidad es que las temperaturas hoy han cedido un poco y los bomberos esperan que esto le ayude para extingo ur el fuego lo mÁs pronto posible, regreso contigo. >>> gracias y cuidado ustedes calla van a cubrir la noticia. >>>

we survived our first day of canoeing and their reward will be spending the night at this riverside campsite in a tiny wooden hut. tell us cramer shows me my home for the night it's all hopeless with the hugs are mainly for a canoe or to stay one or two nights and want to have some home comforts which dogs often come for physician or alibi and don't want their tent on the boat things stay off the boat yeah or on a bike all paula. so is that this way. all this is a lot more comfortable than a tent well these are yeah no comparison to your average time to. night is falling on the line and the campsite too has calmed down. before i hopefully get the well deserved rest i want to invite you guys to catch up with our globe trotter his most recent travels took him to central asia to kurdistan and there he had tons of fun hiking horseback riding and discovering the country's cuisine of course. saddam and welcome to. a country which is defined by small business why in this episode we're focusing on i'll do it which accounts for local life and we're going to see the local cuisine. kyrgyzstan is natura

-- still burning in riverside county. the fire has destroyed hundreds of structures and forced tens of thousands to evacuate. an draw clost has more on the winds feeding the flames. we have more from southern california. >> reporter: in idlewild in the southern part of california, the kranston fire remains at 17% contained. firefighters believe conditions could get worse. that's why they've been spending a lot of time out here mopping some of these hot spots up. it might not look like much but one of the firefighters we spoke with says he spent a half hour spraying down one of the trees in the area and it just kept pushing out smoke. further up north in redding the car fire remains the most devastating fire that's burning. it's doubled in size in the matter of about a day, now sitting at 80,000 acres with 5% containment. the fire is threatening 5,000 structures, that's on top of the 500 structures it's already destroyed. thousands and thousands have been evacuated, more now being urged to leave and firefighters say they h

workers at this riverside factory a re hit.rmal output. tens of thousands of people are living in emergency shelters in temperatures up to 33 celsius. this president is staying here for now because his home has been flooded up to the second floor. he says he can't go back because there's no electricity, no water, and no gas. for him and many others, places like this will be their home for some time to come. turning back to one of the bigger stories of last month. the us government has failed to reunite all the children under five who were separated from their parents at the us—mexico border. the deadline was imposed by a federaljudge. these are some of pictures of children who have been held in detention under president donald trump's zero—tolerance policy on the border. president trump then signed an executive order ending something that he'd started. more than 2,300 children were split up from their families. their parents were taken into custody with the authorities saying they'd be prosecuted for illegally crossing the bord

a development, they say, that will deprive visitors of enjoying the pristine riverside view that washington new. this possibility prompted the national trust for historic preservation to include mount vernon in its 2018 list of america's 11 most endangered historic sites. the mount vernon's ladies association hosted this event, it is about 20 minutes. to the national historic trust for preservation. to those who serve in the local state and federal government. to the esteemed members of the press. to mount vernon leadership and staff. last, and ultimately most importantly, to my fellow mount vernon ladies association's here with us today. ladies, will you please rise. feiss region from 12 -- from region from rhode island, vice region from south carolina, vice region from 21stnsin, and former region from the state of maryland mrs. lucas. [applause] again, good afternoon and welcome to george washington's mount vernon on this important day. my name is sarah miller colston and i am the 22nd legion of the mount vernon association. the national women's which hason, privately owned and operated g

it is still burning in riverside county. and 32-year-old brandon mcglover was arrested on wednesday. he is now being held on $1 million bail. so far the cranston fire has burned more than 11,000 acres. it is 3% contained. 5 homes destroyed and 5,000 structures threatened. >> we could see the fire from our backyard. we came to know that it's really close by. it kept going on and on. it's better to be safe than sorry. >> if mcglover is convicted, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> we are staying on top of the numerous fires burning up and down the state. we'll bring you all the latest information both on air and online. stay with us, the "four on 2" will be right back. check out bass pro shops and cabela's for great deals on great gear. like savings of $100 on this vortex spitfire prism sight. and save 30% or more on select life jackets. bass pro shops and cabela's- your adventure starts here. >>> back now with new hope in the search for the treatment of alzheimer's disease. an early trial of an experimental dr

tambiÉn, el incendio cranston, en el condado riverside.energÍa durante esta temporada. maribel: la ola de calor que se vive en california es intensa. temperatura de tres dÍgitos que se niegan a abandonarnos, con ello, un llamado de alerta. >> estamos en el lÍmite, en el cual pudiesepasar otro evento. hay fuego, alguna emergencia en otros estados. lo que complica la situaciÓn ahora es que no solamente es california la que tiene calor, sino que es todo el oeste. maribel: se trabaja ontra el reloj. una agencia que durante dÉcadas ha sido el res24po hora dÍa cada rincÓn del estado. esto, con el fin de asegurarse que contamos con la energÍa necesaria para suplir la demanda. >> california es un estado importador de energÍa de los estados del norte, del pacÍfico. en este momento nosotros importamos energÍa de ellos, si ellos tienen necesidad de energÍa, la que nos dan a nosotros estÁ limitada. >> en los prÓximos dÍas, el conservar energÍa serÁ tarea de todos. desde mantener el termostato en los 78 grados, limitar el uso de los electrodomÉsticos y

nearly fifty thousand police firefighters and civil defense personnel have been deployed kyoto's riverside pramod not a major tourist spot was shot when the comma river burst its banks roads and bridges a shot for hundreds of kilometers warnings have been issued for landslide prone areas this rainfall is hitting basically everywhere at once so there's no it's difficult for the emergency services to prioritize where they should go first because there are so many things happening all at once and obviously if a road is washed out or bridges destroyed even if you have a nice fire engine or ambulance you can't get to some of the places that you need to go to and responders have experience rule areas of japan struggle with flooding at this time every year but this year there were special circumstances typhoon preparation into the sea of japan on choose day high winds taunting japan southern islands before it moved north dropping unprecedented rainfall the typhoon has passed a move that means little to those navigating its rest shallot ballasts al-jazeera. our dozens of cars have been set on fire