this is just southeast of sacramento. you see a lot of nbc helicopter there. is essentially gold country, the town of san andreas down below there, 30,000 residents in the small town. residents have been evacuated because of this wildfire. we just learned a short while ago these evacuations are no longer mandatory. you see the danger they're in. the flames and the smoke down below. this is in california varris and am adore counties. governor brown has declared a state of emergency. you see the intense flames there. this fire actually started a couple days ago on wednesday. so far it has burned 50,000 acres, and is spreading fairly quickly. 10% contained at this hour. we'll have the latest on how this firefight is going ahead on our 6:00 newscast. >> it is explosive. coming up, "nbc nightly news." hope to see you back here at 6:00. ok and twitter. wx ctr projector & 65 screens interview set fo >>> tonight, person of interest. police questioning a man in connection with the rash of random highway shootings after yet another car is struck by a bullet. >>> without

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the three friends grew up in sacramento.evin johnson said their actions sent a clear message to the terrorists. >> sent a message to terrorists everywhere, as americans, as sacramento natives, we will not sit idly by. >> the french consulate was there to thank the men again. all three were given france's highest medal for bravery before they left. >>> and i hope you had a chance to look up this morning. the skies were gorgeous all over the bay area. take a look at the cloud formations, just exceptional from alameda and livermore. so pretty out there. if you have pictures or video of any of the news where you live, go ahead share it with us by posting it on social media. >> and those are beautiful pictures. we felt a little bit better out there today. not quite as hot. >> thank goodness. thank goodness. sandy patel join us on the roof. >> reporter: it feels so much better. people are talking about how it's improving for the weekend plans. the temperatures in the bay continue to drop. inland areas, still steamy with triple dig

>>james: a shooting at a college in sacramento and the shooter is still on the loose would stay will police a lead to the daily confrontation will be ready for a major closure will to it with the need to know to get around the bay area this weekend speaking of this weekend will following the holiday forecast will get a quick of that a wig and expect for your labor day and. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: thank you for joining us this morning one to begin the hour with the quick check of the forecast. >>reporter: all the plans going on you want to go to the beach go-ahead because temperatures will be very compatible with that here's a look of the current numbers six is on the board in many spots however 50 is pretty much ruled a chilly start we had clear skies overnight into an 54 fairfield at 58 and 49 in vallejo we have 45 novato look at that 45 so there are some pockets of some chilly air. >>james: beginning with the bay bridge so far so good no hot spots to report was bound 80 track the movement at the limit will win for t

. >> the butte fire is burning about 50 miles southeast of sacramento. right now it is burning in all direction. a helicopter dumps water on flames advancing on a home, entire hillsides are burning, and some people are in a panic. >> i'm upset. we are going to lose everything we own. been here 28 years. >> for residents, it's touch-and-go. they were turned around again. >> we came back up to try to get more personal belongings and now they evacuated avery. we don't know what's going to happen at this point. >> conveys of live stock trailers stream out of the communities surrounding the fire. fire crews from around the state continue to come into help, including this team from the san francisco fire department. winds aren't a factor right now desert dry conditions created plenty of parched forest area. >> we are helpless as humans when conditions are like this. >> about 3,000 residents have been evacuated so far because of the butte fire. >> evacuations orders are in effect in grant grove and sequoia national park. the fire burned 172 square miles. >>> in

it starts at noon in sacramento and we have a crew there. the interview is coming up on the "today" show after this newscast. you will want to see it for yourself. >> thank you, kris. also happening today, a young man hurt when a balcony collapsed in berkeley will talk about his long road to recovery for the first time. "today in the bay" bob redell outside valley medical center in san jose where the victim has been being treated for the last several months. >> reporter: treated in the brain and spinal cord injury unit here at santa clara valley medical center. nile murray will become one of the first survivors to speak about what happened this past june. he will have his mother, brother and doctor by his side when he speaks at 11:00 this morning about his recovery and what happened that early morning of june 16th when at a friend's 21st birthday party the balcony of the fourth floor unit at the library gardens apartment complex failed, sending murray and several of his friends plummeting to the ground. five students from ireland along with

in a shooting late today near sacramento city college. >> the school is in south sacramento and the shooting happened in a parking lot near the baseball field on campus. parts of which remain on lockdown right now. >> police are searching the campus for a suspect described as a man wearing cargo shorts and no shirt. only one of the injured men is at the hospital right now. we don't know how seriously hurt he is. >> the other man did not need to go to the hospital and students were stuck in the classrooms for about 45 minutes before police let them leave. >> we got two shelter in place notices since we left the building so they sent us out and sent us a message telling us to shelter in place which is concerning and we have no clue where we're going. our cars are on campus and we can't leave. >> witnesses say there were four, maybe five shots then they heard screaming and saw students running. >> campus police are asking people to stay away from the area. classes have been canceled for the remainder of the evening. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us tonight. >> our top local s

we love sacramento. >> so great to see them. they're such humble young men.great job. >> reporter: the parade and rally lasted an hour and a half and they were treated like rock stars here. an overwhelming experience for the childhood friends, now heros. abc7 news. >>> breaking news right now near the santa clara area. santa cruz county line. sky 7 is live over the aftermath of a tour bus fire. you can see the fire is out. the chp says 54 children were on board and everyone got out safely. the kids are fine. here is a picture of the back of the bus. it's charred there. chp has one lane shut down on south highway 17. stay with us. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter and on our website abc7news.com. >> you can see the crowd of kids down there. thank goodness they're okay. >> everybody is fine. >>> a break through for people with bad eye sight. . >>> a new system could make a popular vision surgery available to people who haven't qualified. >> a lot of us have bad eye sight. right? and the technology grew in part out of america's space program. >> re

we love sacramento.nd we're proud of to be here on this day, thank god we could all make it back in time. >> it's kind of surreal for us because we feel like our actions compared to those -- all the brave people that did their thing on september 11th we just wanted to take the time to remember that. >> i'm so proud. so proud. >> reporter: sacramento proud is the theme. >> i'm proud of our fellow americans saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: but the joy was tempered by reflection on one of the darkest days in history. >> i mean, everybody remembers where they were on 9/11. and go in there and it just brings it back. >> well done, much deserved. >>> a plane headed from germany to san francisco had to be diverted because of a bomb threat this morning. shortly after take-off, the united airlines flight returned to frankfurt and landed safely. it was supposed to land at sfo just within the last hour. but authorities are still investigating the threat which was sent by email. now one passenger took this photo a

we love sacramento. >> so great to see them. they're such humble young men. the parade and rally lasted an hour and a half and they were treated like rock stars here. an overwhelming experience for the childhood friends, now heros. abc7 news. >>> breaking news right now near the santa clara area. santa cruz county line. sky 7 is live over the aftermath of a tour bus fire. you can see the fire is out. the chp says 54 children were on board and everyone got out safely. the kids are fine. here is a picture of the back of the bus. it's charred there. chp has one lane shut down on south highway 17. stay with us. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter and on our website abc7news.com. >> you can see the crowd of kids down there. thank goodness they're okay. >> everybody is fine. >>> a break through for people with bad eye sight. . >>> a new system could make a popular vision surgery available to people who haven't qualified. >> a lot of us have bad eye sight. right? and the technology grew in part out of america's space program. >> reporter: the world has b

. >> california is next my geography is terrible sacramento is not on the coast. >> not too far fromthe bay area. but you are from manhattan stemming feel the borough that isn't represented. >> but it you think of new work as an extension maybe even in new haven as the metro-north goes all the way to behave in know i am day area so i think that is san francisco and berkeley and oakland and san jose an es our sphere of influence to sacramento so tony kennedy grows up in sacramento he goes to new school undergrad and then sits in accord that meets in san francisco bay is a lincoln republican you can still see that influence because today's republican party is of the confederacy. there are a few of the corps led john paul stevens, harry blackmun from minnesota. and all that were pushed out with vermont and rhode island they were pushed out. >> the governor of sacramento is named earl warren so though lauren visits the kennedy household he is a page in the california legislature he is so little there reagan and a little there earl warren. and today thinking about ground forces board of e

at least three people shot, one has been reported dead at sacramento city college. the campus is on a complete lockdown right now. that's a live picture from chopper 5. you can see a number of emergency vehicles on freeport boulevard there just alongside the campus. this we are told happened near the baseball field. but that's about all we know about the circumstances surrounding the shooting. there is a search we are told from police for a gunman. no word on any progress about a shooter finding him right now but we do know that several people have been wounded at least one killed in a shooting at sacramento city college. of course we are staying on top of this and we will report back when we get more information. >>> a county clerk in kentucky is punished tonight for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples >> she is going to jail! >> today kim davis testified that god's moral law is higher than the court's but the federal judge said that's no excuse to defy court orders. outside the court things got heated between protestors on both sides of the gay

mark watts your representative in sacramento. there are several new items to add to the matrix mostly coming from introduction of bills in the special session. however, the first bill i would like to highlight, ab 779, dealwise elimination of level of service as a measure in the environmental process and elim namesinates agency responsible for [inaudible] no longer have to track the level of service. the bill was amended lailt in the process and has not been herds. it was set for commit a but the author pulled the bill. this will be a bill that is available in jan unless it pops up in a essential session but we wanted to get on record in support of this measure. it is consistent with long standing policy and believe it will be coming back in january and will make a strong push for it. the other measures i want to highlight are bills that are extraordinary session measures and that is why they are coming so late. several were introduced in late july and in mid-august. there are 4 bills. they go by the gnomeing claicher x 1. [inaud

==take live== a manhunt underway in sacramento after a deadly shooting near a baseball field at sacramento city college. three people were shot. one killed. victims all men. the campus is on lockdown right now. no word on who the suspect is ... three people were shot. one of them have died. two others are sent to the hospital. all the victims are men and the campus is on lock down. no word on who the suspect is or motives. we will be following the story closely and we will have an update at 6:00 tonight. >>> and a wild fire burning in a remote area of lake county. the containment grew 25% today. 670 acres have burned since the fire broke out yesterday. lake county and the surrounding regions have been hit hard this fire season. combined for nearly 100,000 acres this summer. >>> two children were hospitalized after they were hit by a car as they crossed an east bay street. four people were struck in pacheco. the driver was trying to turn on windshield wipers when he hit the four people. that's when he struck the woman and three kids. two girls aged 3 and 5 were air lifted to children's hosp

we went to sacramento, california would to hear the story of homeless vets and the people trying to help them. >> i'm usually u up between 4:30 and 5:00 in the morning. i have a cigarette and a cup of coffee. >> temperatures on this summer day are already pushing 100° but 63-year-old ron stangler knows there's not much chance to escape the heat. >> i've been homeless for 16 years now. >> he's one of the country's 50,000 homeless veterans. he said a hip injury on the job left him out of work more than two decades ago and he's never been able to get back on his feet but for the first time in decades he has found hope that home will soon mean a roof over his head. outreach worker eddy yafe did is part of a program where homeless veteran will never be homeless again. >> we give them hope, right off the bat build th builds them wi. >> yanez a veteran himself scattered showers thscours the . >> there is no reason why a veteran should ask for something and not receive it especially when it comes to the basics of lines, housing food. >> we need to uphold the dignity and rights of every veteran a

we love sacramento if. >> so grit to see them.ble young men they deserve all the great gentleman ran for hometown treated lake rock car out here. overwhelming experience for the childhood friend now hero. in sacrament sacramento, carlos abc 7 news. >> we up next on 7 news at 9:0 9:00. new blood pressure guideline from the government guideline from the government why they say this ichltd presidential politic for a few moment. major announcement from former texas governor rick perry. >> today i am suspending my campaign tom for the presidency of the united states. >> perry becomes the first to exit the crowded republican field in 20 escape presidential race. several g.o.p. candidate still in the race had praise for perry did. donald trump keep life long dell dead indicating to running a great great race. he's out. emotional 24 hours for joe biden. vice president made an unanunsed visit to fair house in new york why they lost half their rank on 9/11. last tonight sell tition he logs is every sipe he might run for president. >>reporte

the fire is burning in part of nevada in southeast sacramento right now.lude san andreas, angel's camp and dozens of other areas. >> and the flames in the sky were in the town of murphy. >>> and cal-fire says there are dangerous high winds and fire. the governor has declared a state of emergency in both of those counties. i'm in for cheryl jennings. >>> and just a short time ago, the california senate approved the right-to-die legislation. last year, brittany maynard became the center of this debate. leanne? >> reporter: well, similar bills failed in 2007. and before that california voters rejected a 1992 proposal. but today the senate decided to follow the assembly voting 23 in favor and 14 against the measure. >> the measure passes. >> reporter: terminally ill californians came a step closer choosing how they want to die. it has been a controversial and emotional issue throughout. >> this compassionate option honors the sanctity of life. >> and not put seniors at risk. i urge a no. >> brittany maynard became the face of death with dignity. she chose to e

. >> reporter: i'm jody hernandez in sacramento where american pride was on full display today as the city celebrates three hometown heros. a live report coming up. >> two police officers describe in vivid terms what police body cameras may show in a police shooting. the chief thinks they went too far. the story coming up. >>> and then they could run, but they couldn't hide forever. how the fbi tracked them down. officer: what do you look like? a dumb a--. ===raj/topvo=== posted on instagram... you're looking at two san francisco police officers who . >>> posted on instagram, you're looking at two san francisco police officers under investigation for possible inappropriate conduct. they're talking in graphic detail about what body cameras might capture in a deadly police confrontation. tonight the police chief wants the person who recorded this video to come forward. bay area's chuck coppola has the latest. a lot of moving parts here. >> reporter: that's right. this conversation did not happen in a police station. it happened in public and was captured by a cell phone camera. the chie

>>darya: the city of sacramento is going to honor the three young men from the sac area close stop theterror attack on the trend headed to paris late on vacation together because this howe or friends from sacramento never traveled abroad to be far what a government to try and carry an assault rifle and armed with handguns and a box cutter and they're able to jump on him and subdue him and hold him there until the police and the hometown heroes parade is going to be held at the capitol mall at noon today. >>mark: the fire was a 2,000 a. bird now is grown to nearly 15,000 a. and payments on a 10% six balls into all build some already been destroyed 5000 home threatened their best recollection orders in place see mom is giving federal funds to help combat this fire. >>darya: they're adding more sour trains the before and as a fault line will be at all trains during rush hour commute time the richmond to millbrae director week they serve as one to be extended to 9:00 p.m. and the chinese also term trend around sooner to increase above rise on stations. >>mark: and independent toxicologists

a parade in sacramento and a rally.ran is at the live celebration. >> reporter: they have been waiting for this for weeks. it just so happened to come together on 9/11. they will honor the victims at 9/11 at the capitol building. you can see the flag at half staffed. they just need these very special people who happen to be in sacramento. you can see how busy it is. it is only a half mile parade. they expect thousands of people to be here. the barricades are here. there will be extra security. let's give you their pictures. they are from sacramento. their names anthony sadler, spencer stone, and alek scarlatos. they saw a terrorist on that plane. this terrorist happened to have an ak-47, lots of ammunition, a box cutter, and handgun. the france president gave them a highest level the country could possibly give them. the president obama called them to say thank you. they are met with a lot of local officials here including the mayor of sacramento. they know it's during the middle of the day and a lot of people are at wo

to recognize him today, i want to spend a couple of minutes talking about which what he the in sacramento a bulldozer he subtle could move anything through the process and one of the examples that really sticks in any mind is when the that he had fell took fronted stage in so many communities he's passionate about girlfriend i've gifrg the victims an opportunity in court and he the really the impossible by creating out of a whole thing the statute of limitations that would stand for a elder of one or two years his challenge in the court would super been held unconstitutional but john did it and people have been victimized have got relieve so when it was a was trying to make sure we got a particular benefit about from hoirl money or whether it was making sure the poor were not forgotten john burton was also the conscious of the state senate and we had great times together and tough times together during the energy crisis when we have govern leadership that wasn't shall we see as amenable as john's way of doing business he was challenged from time to time john it is indeed fitting you're a

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i'm megyn kelly reporting tonight from sacramento. it is not lost on us that this is also a day that our nation pauses to grieve and remember the nearly 3,000 innocent souls who lost their lives on a september day 14 years ago. tonight we honor them and the heroes who put their lives on the line every single day so that the rest of us might live in peace and security. that includes the young men you will meet tonight. friends who were in the right place at the right time. and their actions changed history. this is their story. they were tourists. he was a terrorist. and without their courage scores of people could have been killed. friday, august 21st, just after 3:00 p.m. three lifelong friends from california board a train in am taxpaya amsterdam, and alek skarlatos, fresh from a tour. the three met and their lives were changed forever by what happened on board that train. >> we begin in france with a story that sounds like something out of a hollywood thriller that stars three very real american heroes. >> about two hours into the

the parade is at noon in sacramento today. we will have a crew there on the scene. there is the interview is coming up on "the today show" after this newscast. we will try to get you a better preview of that. >> thank you, kris. >>> it is 4:36. one of the survivors in the deadly berkeley balcony collapse three months ago will provide an update on his long recovery. six irish students including one from bay area died when the balcony collapsed suddenly in june. seven other young people including murray survived. he has endured a long recovery and today he may provide an update on when he plans to return home. >>> 4:36. it's one of those days you start out and you've got some fog, so much you can't even see the golden gate bridge behind you, kari. >> yes, it is back. when you start to see the fog during the morning our temperatures will be cooler in some spots, especially in san francisco, butÑi i've seen the cars rolling by and they have the windshield wipers on and the streets look wet there. so we will see how that affects the morning commute. as we look now at som

that solid shade of red will remain in the sacramento valley. here are the numbers tomorrow morning. 60 degrees in hayward, 54 in the north bay, 59 for napa. 62 livermore, 61 san jose. afternoon highs for tomorrow, seasonal for this time of year. mid-80s for nevada, upper 80s for sonoma. close to the water, upper 70s. brett would will top out right about 91. in the south bay, 91 for morgan hill. a shift along the peninsula. 78 san mateo. 74 san francisco. the extended forecast, temperatures continuing to fall off as we get back to work on monday. the coolest day looks like tuesday. a little change on wednesday, but we will re--- rebound by the second part of the business week.>> it might be hard to see the moon tomorrow.>> it could be tough at times. err we will have to wait another 30 years if we miss it.>> let's hope not.>>> the bears trying to make it 4-0 as they take on the huskies. pitching greats face for the final time. we will hear from both next in sports wrap. >>> nissan sports wrap starts now.>> he hits it high. it is out of here. >>

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we love sacramento.eers and applause] >> it is so great to see them, they are such humble young men. they deserve all the best. they do such a great job. >> the parade and rally lasted for an hour and a half, and the hometown heroes were definitely treated like rock stars out here. an overwhelming experience for the friends and now heroes. abc7 news. >>> 5:20 right now. taking a look at the weather. a little bit cooler this morning, i noticed >> yeah. you can certainly breathe a sigh of relief. the marine lay layer is back from 1,000 to 1200 feet deep. look at doppler hd, you see the high clouds and the green off the screen. the sun sets at 7:22 so with the longer nights we have been cooling off at night but it would be nice to get back to normal around here. and that is what is going to happen bit by bit beginning today. so with the high clouds over the area, we around going to have full sunshine. in fact, this is going to play into our forecast with the few sprinkles possibly around the area, maybe lat

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his friends also have ties to sacramento.rew up together and the city plans to throw a parade for all three of them september 11th. they've received the top french honor and spencer was nominated for the u.s. air force medal. >>> three santa clara jail guards are in custody accused of beating an inmate to death at the county jail. we first broke the story yesterday and raphael rodriguez, 28-year-old lunren and 27-year-old ferris are being held without bail for the beating of 31-year-old michael tyrie. he died of multiple injuries. he was a special needs inmate who had bipolar disorder and he was waiting a court appearsance appearance for misdemeanor theft and drug possession. it was internal bleeding that killed him. the victim's lawyer is thanking the sheriff for her quick action. >> i'm so grateful as is the family for the recognition that when somebody does a wrong thing, a bad thing, even if they're a deputy, they're held to the same conduct as you and i and that's how the system should work. >> sheriff smith has apologiz

the campus is not far from the sacramento zoo.le to stay away from that area tonight. as you look at the maps, it gives you a better sense of the area we're talking about, which is again near sacramento city college campus. one person is dead. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. now to our other top story. a law enforcement bombshell in the south bay. three deputies at the jail arrested for murder. >> each accused murderer was booked, fingerprinted and photographed at the santa clara county main jail, the very same jail where they're accused of taking the life of an inmate they swore to protect. >> authorities today identified the inmate who died under the watch of three jail guards. the santa clara county sheriff says 31-year-old michael tyree was beaten to death. abc 7 news reporter david louie broke the news of tyree's cause of death on twitter this afternoon. melanie woodrow joins us now from the jail live with more on those accused deputies. melanie. >> reporter: yeah, according to court documents that w

the three friends are all from sacramento. after the parade, a rally will be held at the state capitol. >>> one of two michigan lawmakers involved in a bizarre extramarital affair cover up has resigned and the other one was expelled. todd courser announced his resignation earlier this morning. he was then escorted out of the chambers. shortly after that lawmakers voted to expel state representative cindy. after allegations about their affair came out last month, courser tried to cover it up. he sent a phony e-mail from someone saying he paid for sex with men. >>> the event held next wednesday will have not ten but 11 candidates. carly fiorina is going to be on the main stage this time around. donald trump is still leading the polls nationwide but lately other republicans seem to be more willing to go after trump. yesterday louisiana governor bobby jindal called trump a quote carnival act. >> my question is, is this a beginning of a dog pile? >> on the democratic race vice president joe biden last night became very emotional wh

sacramento will have a parade for all 3 men on september 11. >> well deserved. still to come at 11:00. may the force be with them. we are live long lines already formed "star wars"fan try to be the if is to get the hand on some of this year hottest stores. >> custody battle over the famous bay bridge chicken that caused a big traffic back up. >> i'm sand yeah. fall like today but get ready for the september sizzle. i have the holiday weekend forecast coming up. >> if look what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live"right after 7 news at 11:00. jimmy. >> thanks. get ready for a glimpse into the very near future. hog does it take for something to grow it out like something to grow it out like that . >> when the clock strikes midnight it will officially be force frichltd lines forming all over the bay area. this is target in emeryville where fans waiting for release of toy from the new "star wars"movie. katie tweeted out this picture of the lane that formed hours ago outside the disif i store in san francisco. and katie there live with the hottest thing in the s

bus expected to leave in the next half hour and head to sacramento. we'll be talking to these people. will they're hoping their rally today is going to put pressure on lawmakers there. dave. >> janine, thank you. >>> hearing set for today at santa clara county court for the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager. he's facing charges of murder and kidnapping, indicted on charges he tried to kidnap several others. she vanished in march of 2012 on the way to school. prosecutors say dna evidence links her death to torres even though her body has never been found. >>> former east bay school teacher arrested on child porn charges. 66-year-old marshall fiefr was arrested by walnut creek police at home just east of downtown. he recently retired from teaching at a high school in lafayette. detectives say they found child porn on his computer, but say they found no evidence of illegal activity in connection with his job. if you have any information, contact the police. >>> uber drivers in california can proceed with a class action lawsuit against the compa

others yesterday at sacramento city college in a parking lot near a baseball field. police say there was some sort of verbal confrontation that escalated. a student who did not want to appear on camera saw the gunman fire up to five shots. >> i'm walking out of class and i see this lunatic shooting two men. i run in the other direction because i feared he would shoot me because i'm a witness. so i ran upstairs and called the cops and i was freaking out. >> one man died, a second man was shot several times, rushed to the hospital. a third was grazed by a bullet. >>> today deputy county clerks in kentucky will start giving marriage licenses to same-sex couples and that's despite continued defiance from their boss. cbs' jamie yuccas with more on the case that landed the clerk in jail. >> reporter: rowan county clerk kim davis remains in jail this morning. a federal judge found her in contempt of court thursday for defying multiple court orders to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the judge had given davis two chances to cooperate. he

. >>> a major fire south of sacramento and smoke can be seen across the central valley. the so-called butte fire is 60,000 acres and growing. six homes destroyed and 6500 more threatened. in amador. at one point the entire town of san andreas was ordered to evacuate. that's nearly 3,000 residents. governor brown declared a state of emergency. as for containment, it was downgraded to 5% this morning. >> horrible, scared. scared. it just changes too quickly. >> we built the house our selves 20 years ago. i just hope it's there when we get back. >> more than 20,000 firefighters remain on the frontline. the fire started wednesday. still to word on the cause. >>> ending your life, the bill that gives you the legal right to do that is on the way to the governor's desk. >> the measure passes. >> the state senate has approved the right-to-die bill. it allows doctors to prescribe medication for terminally ill patients. governor brown has 12 days to take action. he can sign it, veto it or do nothing, which means it will automatically become law. many people are on edge as they wai

i'm megyn kelly reporting tonight from sacramento. it is not lost on us that this is also a day that our nation pauses to grieve and remember the nearly 3,000 innocent souls who lost their lives on a september day 14 years ago. tonight we honor them and the heroes who put their lives on the line every single day so that the rest of us might live in peace and security. that includes the young men you will meet tonight. friends who were in the right place at the right time. and their actions changed history. this is their story. they were tourists. he was a terrorist. and without their courage scores of people could have been killed. friday, august 21st, just after 3:00 p.m. three lifelong friends from california board a train in am taxpaya amsterdam, and alek skarlatos, fresh from a tour. the three met and their lives were changed forever by what happened on board that train. >> we begin in france with a story that sounds like something out of a hollywood thriller that stars three very real american heroes. >> about two hours into the

stone and his friends will be given a heroes parade in sacramento on september 11th. >>> police in sacramento are looking for a gunman who killed one student and wounded two others. thursday afternoon classes were interrupted by gunfire on the cam pass of sacramento city college. the man opened fire in a parking lot after a verbal dispute. as police searched for the shooter, the campus was locked down. >> scary, you think you're nervous for no reason and they're taping the campus off around us and police at the doors looking on us. >> one victim was declared dead at the scene. another was hospitalized and the third suffered only a graze wound. >>> police in massachusetts say an officer lied about a gunman firing at him. police in millis say the only ballistics evidence recovered at the scene were from shots fired by the officer into his own cruiser. he claimed that a man in a pickup truck fired at him. the 27-year-old officer is expected to face criminal charges and lose his job. >>> police in new york are investigating a flying drone that crashed during the u.s. tennis open. during a second

josh and should that the executive branch i spent 17 years working that in the state senate in sacramento and worked with skwubd in the state senate most people that that when you become a veteran staffer you are to get cynical and birth but i found it was opposite the more i stuck around the more good, i wanted to do and all the staffers want they want to work for someone they're proud of and respect so much i can tell you john without expensed every person who worked with we're proud for you thin and now we're proud to work with you and proud to say we worked with john burton john congratulations this is so well deserved (clapping.) >> we're happy that his daughter and john burton grandkids are here today they just literally got off a pa plane yesterday theirs a little bit jet lagged so wanted to make sure they are here for the presentation so here we go. >> (clapping) you. >> this is just what with my dad liked on open mike so for everyone here i haven't worked for him but i'm here as a family representative and the as we were driving down here this morning i was smoked we could see th

sacramento will have a parade for all three men on september 11. >> it is 4:37. we have the weekend forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. it has been cool. we will make a u-turn? >> and quickly. starting tomorrow. today, check out our temperatures, we are running 52 in west portal, waking up in ocean beach, 56 and crissy field, downtown, bayview, mission district, heading into the sunny side and look at all 56 degrees. ferry building is 58 and financial district is 57 degrees. look at the 40's we talked about, american canyon, petaluma, healdsburg, 46, 47, 49 in, we have palo alto at 48, and santa clara at 52 degrees and saratoga at 50. pleasanton is 52. san leandro at 57. a west wind at eight and it sounds breezies but they will pick up this afternoon, with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s inland and mid-to-upper 60s along the coast and behind this area you could see the bay temperatures which will be in the low-to-mid 70s. we will look at walnut creek where it is 59 degree right new. we will have temperatures spending tomorrow back to average and look at

the search continues for the gunman who killed one student, wounded two others at sacramento city college. police are calling the attack an isolated incident rather than a campus shooting spree. it may have resulted from some type of fight. school is open today with extra security. and three santa clara county collectional officers are locked up in the alameda county jail. they're accused of beating an inmate to death last thursday. janine de la vega is in san jose with the unprecedented allegations that have stunned the sheriffs office and reaction from families of the inmate. >> reporter: this obviously is not sitting well with the families of inmates who are housed here at the santa claire rap county main jail. some say they have made complaints about abuse in the past which have been ignored. michael kyrie was found dead in his cell last week. a coroner determined his death was from blunt force trauma and beating. these three county correctional officers matthew farris, rafael rodriguez, and jer a lubrin. saying she rejects the notion that these were three rogue officers. >> they don'