it jumped the sacramento river. we have live team coverage as flames ravage communities leaving rubble behind. kpix 5's anne makovec is tracking unbelievable images coming from the area! but first, wilson walker is on the front lines. wilson. >> reporter: good morning. we are on lake redding estates on the northwest corner of the town of redding and as we have been showing you this morning, the carr fire took a toll here. there are any number of homes in this neighborhood that have been destroyed but as we have shown you so many times in california over just the last few months, one neighbor's disaster is right next door to one neighbor's sort of small miracle. now, the fire arrived in this neighborhood last night and we can show you what was going on here in the overnight hours. now, crews why all over the fires overnight and crews stopped it along the perimeter of redding. they used the roads to draw lines and keep things relatively contained. but there were houses lost in this part of town. again, sort of a hopsc

you were ultimately a solo practitioner in sacramento. there were some time in the oil fields that disrupted those things. and then to the ninth circuit, then to become one of the most influential justices who has ever sat in the supreme court. that is quite a journey. i wonder if you care to reflect a little bit about that journey? >> good afternoon and good morning. wonderful to be back in california. sacramento and california are still part of who we are. i knew mary as a little girl in sacramento from the same city. as you indicate, my father is a solo practitioner. he loved to have my company -- i was not very good attended in school. i would go home all the time. they didn't have the name homeschooling, my mother was a certified teacher. she got an exemption. i read at home a lot. my father took me with him when sacramento was the jumping off point to go to the small counties to the north and east. he would have me drive with him, and i would work with his papers read his briefs. , he loved shakespeare and literature, he would have

yesterday it jumped the sacramento river. dozens of homes have already been destroyed and hundreds more thr cal fire has also called thnat and the 29,000-acre fire is just 6% contained this morning. >>> back here in the bay area, some evacuations are still in effect as crews work to put out the marsh fire in contra costa county. it has burned a home in clayton on thursday and scorched nearly 250 acres. the fire is 75% contained. about 100 structures are still threatened. kpix 5's da lin says that firefighters managed to limit the damage with air drops of fire retardant. >>> reporter: this entire property is covered in pink fire retardant. it turned this blue and white jet ski into pink. walk with me here. this water fountain is now pink. the roof of this house is pink. so is the suv. all the trees around here covered in pink fire retardant. the in saving this house. >> and as of this morning, people are still not allowed to return home along some stretches of marsh k road. >>> a bay area tech giant is facing backlash for doin

they go over depending what year it is they go from sacramento to saint joe or saint joe to sacramento and it's by volunteer. each volunteer to take maybe four or 5 miles insid and ride e stretch and according to the california people from the plane told some of the best of them young women and as a matter of fact some of the fastest were young teenage girls who i will tell you god bless them they certainly ride light years better than i would even pretend to ride but there's also a lot of skill people of a certain age ride as a lov another volunteers you can imagine. and as far as we know, in the original pony express there were not women. now, the truth is all of the records of the express were lost in a mysterious fire. was it an accident or did somethinithave something to do e scandal, i don't know. take your pick but we don't have any real record of who they were. however, the pony express ends in 1861 and everybody goes on to doing other things. there's a little thing called the civil war that kind of takes of people's time. i wouldn't say people forget about the pony express, bu

sacramento and california are still part of who we are. father was a sole practitioner, he loved to have my company. not a good attendant in school, i would go home all the time. was a certified teacher so she got an exemption for me so i read at home a lot. --father took me with him sacramento was a jumping off point to go to the small counties to the north and to the east. i would drive with him and read his briefs, he loved shakespeare so i probably, saw 10 trials throughout house school -- high school. was -- they used to be called counselors at law. but the counseling function was important and i liked it. time i had ae client he had a very successful business, he lost his wife at a were 18,, and his kids 21, 17. i kept seeing you have to come in for the estate planning. i wasn't what to do, way to do this. you don't say no at once, you talk. but it wasn't going very far. there is something i want you to read over the weekend at give me a call. lear. him king he said, you're going to do it your way. my office was not far from capital

the carr fire has moved into heavily populated areas in west redding after jumping the sacramento river and new evacuation orders were issued overnight for all of shasta county lake city and summit city. joe vazquez is in redding this morning where dozens of homes have already been destroyed. >> reporter: this fire is still out of control and you can see here in this subdivision in west redding we are starting to get our first look at some of the homes that burned down to the ground. this entire cul-de-sac has every home on fire right now. last night, winds whipped up sending the fire from the outskirts of town into the middle of this more populated area. that's when officials decided it was time for thousands more people to evacuate. >>> reporter: the fury of the carr fire took the town of rebylate thursday as flames jumped the sacramento river and engulfed the area. redding is home to some 92,000 people. >> this is that new normal, that unpredictability, the large explosive growth fires. >> reporter: officials say a private bulldoze operator was killed. >> the operator was working on

you grew up in sacramento. it was a small town. you spent time in your father's law practice, shared with us that you read many of the briefs and letters at the ripe old age of 10 and 11. you helped your father in his practice. some time in the oil fields that disrupt those things. circuit,to the ninth then to become one of the most influential justices, that is quite a journey. i wonder if you care to reflect about that journey? and goodfternoon morning. wonderful to be back in california. sacramento and california are part of who we are. my father is a solo practitioner. company -- iave my was not very attended in school. homeschooling,e my mother was a certified teacher. she got an exemption. him when took me with sacramento -- the jumping off point to go to the small counties to the north and east. he would have me drive with him, i would read his briefs. he loved shakespeare and literature, i probably sought 10 trials before i got out of high school. story of my life. they used to be called attorneys and counselors at law. peo

now, the car fire is burning inside reading city limits at this hour, after jumping the sacramento river earlier tonight. dozens of homes have been destroyed, hundreds more are threatened, and traffic on i-5, look at this, have people panics to get out of reading. it is at a crawl. people are trying to escape the fast-moving flames as best as they can. highway 44, the same situation, cal fire has called in the national guard to assist with evacuations. 29,000 acre fire is only 6% contained at this hour, and blowing up out of control. stay with kpix5 and cbs.com for the latest. >>> evacuations are still in effect tonight as crews worked to extinguish the marsh fire in contra costa county, which burned a home in clayton yesterday, scorching nearly 250 acres. tonight, that fire is 75% contained, about 100 structures are still threatened. kpix5's donna lynn says firefighters managed to limit the damage with air drops of fire retardant. >> this entire property is covered in fire retardant, which turned this blue and air. pink ile the this water fountain is now pink. the roof of this house tur

and 64 in sacramento. any fog is a teeny bit around the san mateo coast and that's all i can find. you can see how the moisture doesn't make it yet. the fog is itching and raring to go. but very close to the sierra but it's more show than go. but it's so close we have to mention. 60s to near 100 degrees. it's been cooking for some. others are very nice. fog returns wednesday and higher clouds start to and just inland, it's pretty warm to hot. near the coast, it's nice. >> i'm not far from the bay and it was pretty darn hot. >> it was hot, no doubt about it. >>> 4:21, 4:22. harvey weinstein faces a judge again. the plea to a third charge of sexual assault. >>> a tragedy in sacramento after a 2-year-old dies inside a hot car. the warning for you parents. this was not a case of forgetting the child was in the car. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars

dale kasler is covering the wildfires for the sacramento bee newspaper and joins me live from sacramentoornia. thank you forjoining us. what is it like in your region? well, it is very hot here, temperatures rn the 90- very hot here, temperatures rn the 90 - 100 very hot here, temperatures rn the 90 — 100 degrees range. —— temperatures are in. it is hazy, it is smoky. where i am in sacramento, which is 2.5 hours south of the fire in redding, we can still see that hayes and smell it. —— haze. in redding, we can still see that hayes and smell it. -- haze. lots of the counties around you are affected by these fires, aren't they? yes, it isafair by these fires, aren't they? yes, it is a fair distance removed from sacramento and it is remarkable that you can see smoke here. or at least see the haze in the air here, 2.5 hours away. it's just incredible that that's what summer is like of them around here. —— often. as your reporter said, the death toll in the redding fire is up to six. the sixth body was discovered earlier today. ironically, the situation in redding has actually gotten somewhat

flames jumped the sacramento river last night into western redding. thousands of people are now under orders to evacuate in the town of 95,000. we have live team coverage of the fire. rob malcolm is following the three firefighters injured fighting the five. and chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the

i have returned to sacramento and my father had died. we were struggling to make ends meet. , judgeretary said halbert, and mr. shaver on the waiting room. they said, we want you to teach. i said, what do you mean, teach? and they said, no, we want you to teach. i said after a couple of years, might law school. one of the oldest land law schools in the country since 1905. i said, maybe after a couple of years. they said we want you to teach constitutional law. say we want you to teach next year constitutional law. law?d constitutional and i graded con law so they i was a con law expert. >> what did you get pay snide. a dollar a dollar or and a half a book and there was, like, 1,500 books. that was a lot of money in the 60s. insisted i teach con law. it wasn't quite teacher leaf town but it was close to that. i began it. and i wanted to do it for two the thing to get right but then the warren court tarted coming out with the decisions in the criminal procedure area. gideon., other lawyers hired me specially for the pretrial stages of the

lots to do this weekend from the state fair in sacramento back to the bay area. the art and wine festival in loss altos should be fun. san francisco, good cause sunday at the aids walk. and the giants take on the a's! vern will be in to talk about that in just milliseconds. first pitch tomorrow, 5:00 p.m. highs about the same as today. in the extended forecast, low clouds in the morning. sun in the afternoon. and temperatures warming very gently between now and tuesday. and now, vern glenn! > ol >>we it's back!!! i'm only one man. but i'll give you not one but two sports segments. and the next one we have coming up, we have jays and giants. that series is split! we'll reset this baseball battle of the bay on the eve of the last game before the all- star break. this is customizable streaming tv for your family, whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv

they are in the center of redding near the sacramento river and the sundial bridge.lip of the station signing off. >> we have

record-breaking heat in sacramento. they reached 109 degrees yesterday. >> wow. >> very, very uncomfortable. air-conditioning cranked up because of the dangerous heat. it's going to be hot again today. this will be the bridge in sacramento, a beautiful start to the day. of course, this is the time when people need to get ter on downright dangerous. so the last time temperatures even got close to 109 was in 1975. so certainly record-breaking conditions in sacramento and across the state of california. i do want to show you the current fire conditions. this would be the marsh fire that we have been talking about in clayton. gusty winds at 25 near mount diablo. it's warm at the higher elevations and humidity 19% near the mount diablo range. the hills are under a heat advisory now in the east bay. also near the north bay. right now through san jose, it's looking and mild there. temperatures 61 degrees, 54 san francisco. so you compare that to the 80s in the hills. so it's quite a difference because of the morning marine lay

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a summer day turns tragic in sacramento... after a two- year-old boy gets trapped in a hot car. ( darya ) plus... c-h-p rescues a hiker in distress in sonoma county. ( darya ) and... costco is shaking up its menu. say goodbye to the polish dog. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) something incredible is here at disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling! daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating, dahling. [music playing] (ceo) haven't been playing golf this year, i am sorry about that. (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. . ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. temperatures seasonably warm as we work into the start of the week. along the coast expect highs today in the 60's while inland temperatures will boost into the 90's. by the end of the week temperatures inland will cool back int

five infants in intensive care there have been moved to a sacramento hospital as a sacramento moved to a (hermela aregawi) this fire was so intense.. at one point a local tv station had to be evacuted live on air. the redding police chief and a couple of other police officers lost their homes and so did 32 employees at a local hospitals. five infants in intensive care there have been moved to a sacramento hospital as a precaution grant and vicki? (grant) 17 firefighters from the marin county fire department on the strike team batting the carr fire.... (vicki) and three of those firefighters were injured last night. tyler barnes, scott pederson.... and brian cardoza are part of a five engine strike team. they had been battling the carr fire since 1:00 thursday morning... and were still going at it around eight thursday night when the three firefighters were overcome by a blast of heat.

not too far from where we are at in sacramento. what happened? prof. kline: basically, the phone rings at the santa cruz birth center, it is march of 1974. a woman has ostensibly gone into labor and her husband is saying, come now, we are in a cabin and my wife is in labor. two of them head out to the cabin, they open the door, and there is no sign of a woman. just this man. he says, she is in the shower, it is fine. they do here water running, -- hear water running so they start to prepare for the birth. one of them opens the cabinets and sees there is no food, the refrigerator is empty, and the bed has been short sheeted. she realizes something is happening. he pulls out money and tries to stuff it in her hands, and just as he is doing that, the door opens and swarms of cops are in there and arrest her and her assistant. linda bennett has a toddler with her, and she says they even checked the contents of the diaper, looking for signs were -- that they were practicing medicine without a license. linda said she really helped her -- hoped her daughter h

you grew up in sacramento. it was a small town. you spent time in your father's law practice, and you shared with us that you read many of the briefs and letters and things at the ripe old age of 10 or 11. you helped your father in his practice. you ultimately were a solo practitioner in sacramento. there were time in the oil fields and army that disrupted those things. you went to the night circuit and then -- ninth circuit and then was one of the most theuential justices on supreme court. i wonder if you'd care to reflect about that journey and path? >> good afternoon, the morning. wonderful to be back in california. california are still part of who we are. as you indicated, my father was a solo practitioner. to have company. i was not very good attendant school. i would go home all of the time. [laughter] >> they do not have homeschooling in those days, but my mother was a certified exemptions we got and i read at home a lot. whenther took me with him sacramento was a jumping off point to go to the small counties to the north an

sunny and hot there and flirting with triple digits in sacramento today. closer to home, a bit more mild, we're talking 80 in los altos for the festival. same story for the aids walk in san francisco, golden gate park, 64, cool, definitely want that jacket. your full forecast still ahead. >>>the white house says that monday's summit between president trump and russia's vladimir tin is still on despite calls from some to cancel it aftethe indictment of 12 russian internationals. according to the indictment, the russians ran a cyber attack on the democratic national committee. they're accused of using the stolen information in an attempt to influence voters opinions. >> the defendants hacked into computer networks and installed malicious software that allowed them to spy on users and capture key strokes, take screen shots, and exfiltrate or remove data from those computers. reporter: the indictments announced yesterday contained no aleses that anyone in the trump campaign was involved or that the alleged hacking affected election results. >>>yesterday, repub

this is how this fire was able to cross the sacramento river, jeff. >> glor: wow.s has been a heck of a weather week across the country, lonnie. and there is also more dangerous weather headed to the east coast tonight. can we talk about that? >> reporter: yeah, definitely. some of this is on the tragic side as well. look at this: you have a tornado touching down outside savannah, georgia. the problem with this is there was no warning on this. the national weather service did not issue a warning and it took some by surprise. it's from virginia all the way to maine and that's existing out there right now. jeff. >> glor: lonnie quinn, thank you very much for that. the government reported today the economy in the second quarter of this year grew at an annual rate of 4.1%. that is the strongest quarter in nearly four years. the president said he is thrilled and said the economy is on track to reach an average yearly growth rate of more than 3%. vladimir duthiers has the story behind the numbers. >> reporter: president trump was quick to tout the second-quarter rebound.

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state fair in sacramento. a lot of things to do this weekend, the f -- san francisco marathon, 58 degrees at runtime, stern grove festival, accompanied by low clouds, 60 degrees. gilroy garlic festival, this weekend, will be sunny and hot, 97 degrees, and the national hot rod association, sonoma nationals, i happening. 88 degrees this happened -- we can. the giants are taking on the brewers, tomorrow, 1:05 pm is the game time. it will be breezy and on the cool side, about 61 degrees, if you are planning on catching the game. 53 in san francisco, 55 at oakland for the overnight lows. we will be at 60 degrees in concord, 55 for napa. sunrise at 6:01 am, tomorrow we are looking forward -- for it to be warm, 93 at fairfield, santa rosa, 87 degrees, san francisco, 84, a blanket of low clouds near the beach. in the extended forecast, we will go with status quo, low clouds in the morning, at the shoreline, clearing in most spots by the afternoon. you will be stuck in it on the san mateo county line, most of the day.

. >>> a judge 234 sacramento upheld of of the three ware ware state laws and a big blow in the trump administration. they can legally forbid local law enforcement proprovideing release states and personal information on jail inmates. iml. >>> the person under arrest for stealing an oakland police vehicle and the surprise officers found in the backseat. >>> and life changing fourth of july injury. an update on antioch man rushed to hospital after setting off a firework. iml. >>> the person under arrest for stealing an oakland police vehicle and the surprise officers found in the backseat. >>> and life changing fourth of july injury. an update on antioch man rushed to hospital after setting off a firework. >>> welcome to the four on two. i'm heather homes. >> and i'm alex savage. people are telling you the vehicle was stole nn a matter of -- alex. >> reporter: we have pictures we want to share with you of what oakland police released this afternoon. they show the dog sitting in the backse antioch. a woman believed to be a homeless woman jumped into one of the police cars on myrtle stre

a toddler in sacramento dies-- after getting trapped inside his family's car on a hot day.ighbors are mourning the loss....wishing they could have saved the young boy's life....(ken) and right now-- police are trying to figure out how the 2-year-old got into the car on his own... doug johnson has the story. joe richards/neighbor"and the next thing i know is i see the ambulance coming and fire truck, and they're running." joe richards knew something was wrong just a few houses down his street, on everbloom way, in south sacramento.joe richards/neighbor"and as i got up and walked to the sidewalk, i seen, i guess she was the mother, she was laying out in the middle of the street hollering 'oh!' just hollering and crying. police trying to grab her and calm her down and she was just running around in circles."the sacramento county sheriff's department says a 2-year-old boy was found inside the family's car saturday with the windows up... across the street from where he lived.the child was passed out.sgt. shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's department"other folks that were

flames jumped the sacramento river last night into western redding. thousands of people are now under orders to evacuate in the town of 95,000. we have live team coverage of the fire. rob malcolm is following the three firefighters injured fighting the five. and chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the hot conditions there but let's start with tom vacar on the ground. >> reporter: i got to tell you something, the number is not as big as we saw in santa rosa and wine country. but going into those neighborhoods is eerily familiar to the coffey park situation. 2,000 firefighters are battling stubborn cares fire that lays down when it's not windy only to waken with a destructive vengeance when it is. more than 100 homes are loss, more losses are likely, and new evacuations were ordered about an hour ago as the dragons use new fire. all of this made much worse by afternoon winds and night winds. >> there was 35 miles per hour plus winds creating havoc. >> reporter: the sacco family was lucky because their house was not incinerated. but the winds wer

that number to rise.thursday jumped the sacramento river and city of redding.but fire officials say.. the fire is a bit calmer tonight. not as active as it we are not seeing that strong push into the city of now. or in easterly direction. we are seeing kind of a backing fire on the fire perimeter, a little bit of growth on the west side into some of those there, as well as some growth up on the north side of the fire. officials say.. is that for now, the carr fire isn't pushing into heavily populated areas. but it's already left behind ashes where there were once homes.it just. it's just so bizarre. i know our neighbors aren't here right now but i can't imagine what they're feeling. when you see the rest of the neighborhood, you'll see how unbelievable the damage and the devastation has been. it's just. i can hardly even believe it (hermela aregawi)this fire was so intense.. at one point a local tv station had to be evacuted live on air.the redding police chief and a couple of other police officers lost their homes and so did32 employees at a local hospitals.five infants in intensive

la calidad del aire se estÁ afectando en porciones de lo que esel valle de sacramento.estarÁn bastante agradables. ya sepa que hacia finales de la semana entrante, ese dÍa con temperatura hacia los 95 en la zona de concord. a nuestra zona de san josÉ, fin de semana con temperaturas en los altos 80. nada de lluvia en el panorama. maÑana jueves serÁ un dÍa muy agradable . vea que hacia el lunes la temperatura se proyectan los 87 y eventualmente, hacia mediados de la prÓxima semana, continuaremos con esos mediados 80 en el termÓmetro. buenas noches. ramÓn: gracias. un nuevo medicamento en fase experimental parece muy prometedor. viviana Ávila nos amplÍan el siente reporte. viviana: marÍa del carmen garcÍa lleva mÁs de seis aÑos luchando contra la diabetes. dice que la parte mÁs complicada de su batalla son las inyecciones de insulina. >> es molesto, es costoso. necesito insertarme en la maÑana y en la noche. viviana: la ciencia tiene buenas noticias. investigadores han desarrollado un mÉtodo oral para administrar la insulina en lugar de las y secciones. protegen la insulin

en la nba, los golden state warriors cayeron 69-67 ante los sacramento kings.ientos de cursos en lÍnea. >> ahÍ 80,000 cursos. se puede aprender a cocinar, programar, todo lo que se pueda aprender. ramos: tambiÉn se pretende mejorar la vida de los participantes, otro objetivo de este programa es ayudar a la economÍa municipal preparando a minorÍas y mujeres. ya regresamos. ♪ un brindis de estrella jalisco. pa arriba! para las estrellas de la selección mexicana. pa abajo! para las estrellas que saben que no llegamos aquí por suerte, sino por años de dedicación. al centro! para las estrellas que nunca se desvanecen... pa dentro! por hacernos sentir orgullosos. la estrella siempre estará con ustedes! estrella jalisco, la única cerveza premium mexicana que tiene el orgullo de ser la cerveza oficial de la selección mexicana. estrella jalisco. vamos por la estrella. ♪ ramÓn: lo vamos a dejar con los distintos grupos de mariachi juvenil que le presentaremos la prÓxima semana proveniente de fresno y salinas. nos vemos en los noticieros del fin de semana. buenas noches.

the pursuit began in sacramento county. metro fire working a brush call off elkhorn boulevard when a firefighter noticed a strange man in one of their engines...capt. chris vestal/metro fire: "you wouldn't expect that. so when he noticed that someone was on the engine and it took off, we did what we had to do in terms of reporting it"and the chase was on... the man stooping to pick up a female first about a mile down the road. then driving... weaving their way in the fire engine on highway 65 and 70 - through sacramento, placer and yuba counties - detouring through marysville - several agencies joining in. five stop sticks deployed, but the suspects didn't stop.sgt. brian wittmer/chp "he ventually lost the right front tire of the fire truck, rolled it for about a half hour or 45 minutes on a rim until it got up to this large incline")so why did they do it?male suspect: "because we were trying to get some help"the man says they were desperate. male suspect: "get us to a hospital, get us to a psych ward, get us some shoes" ca

si usted piensa viajar sobre el valle de san joaquÍn o hacia la zona de sacramento es importante quee la tarde. verifique sus vehÍculos. siempre que usted se baje no trasero. continuemos con condiciones secas y temperaturas mÁximas oscilando entre los 80 y 82°. es un placer informarles sobre las funciones del tipo espero que tengan una excelente tarde. ramÓn: gracias, elena. el clima estuvo estupenda para el festival del laco el Último fin de semana de junlio. daniel: mÁs adelante en los deportes vladimir guerrero ya es miembro de cooperstown. pumas tres victorias en tres partidos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es contacto deportivo. amigos, con el gusto de siempre le saluda daniel nora. vladimse cometen el tercer domi en llegar a cooperstown y el primero como jugador de posesiones. vamos relaciÓn universitaria. pumas ante necaxa por la jornada dos. lluvia de goles. vÍctor dÁvila abriÓ la jornada. carlos gonzÁlez marcÓ doblete para pumas. martÍn rodríguez se sumÓ a la fiesta dÁvila completÓ su doblete al 78 pero no alcanzÓ. cayo necaxa 5 3. segundo triunfo para pumas. luego de perder en la prime

places like sacramento valley could reach triple digits. northeast of all the bay area locations, that's where the heat advisory will take effect. for now take a look at the view across the golden gate bridge, where we are noticing a slight onshore breeze. look at berkeley, waking up to gray skies out there. visibility is definitely low around the water and around the bay, down to 6 miles at half moon bay, oakland airport also down to 6 miles, and petaluma has been low all morning long. you'll continue to see that all morning long. san josi nice and clear, and 61 degrees right now. 57 in san francisco and 62 in concord. more on the heat advisory for northern california and the good news, at least for the bay area. jaclyn? >>> we have foggy conditions through the north bay. 101 at spencer, you can see or not see, the reduced visibility. be careful out there. golden gate bridge, kind of tough to get across the span because of that fog. still in the green in both directions and reports of backups or stalls. backed up at the maze, busy on the 8

it all started in sacramento county while firefighters were working on a brush fire.mped into the truck and drove off... stopping to pick up a woman and then led police through sacramento... placer and yuba counties.... finally stopping on highway 70 near oroville when the truck got stuck in a ditch. the man says he stole the truck to get help. ( robin ) c-h-p officials says the pair acted together and that the woman went with the man voluntarily. no one was injured during the chase. ( robin ) coming up after the break... there's a new number one at the box office. we're breaking down the numbers. (robin)(robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( robin ) two new ( robin ) to 101. ( robin ) two new movies two new ( robin ) ( robin ) two new movies

. >> leslie brinkley was there and she joins us from sacramento. leie? >>maine. they were all victims of the golden state killer back in the 1970s, and they told me they wanted to see the man accused of attacking them in person. >> super intense. just seeing the back of his head, it was really hard. >> reporter: -- >> the wounds heal. >> reporter: a sisterhood of women marching into a courtroom to confront the man that irrevocably changed their lives forever. 72-year-old joseph james deangelo emerged into a caged area of the court for a brief hearing. he kept his back to the victims as attorneys addressed the judge. >> we would ask for another court date of september 5th. >> reporter: and then it was over, in less than two minutes. deangelo, back to his jail cell. >> the emotion was so intense for me. adbut for me i thought to of his myself this is the man that came into my bedroom when i was 13 years old and i haven't known who that was for over 40 years. how could you come into a kid's room like that and do that sort of thing. how can you attack a child? it was

authorities in sacramento arrested the 72-year old former police officer in april and saw he is the goldente killer. he is charged with 12 killings dating back to the 1970s and 80s. >> police in santa clara found a victim unresponsive with a blood dui nose last friday at kiley boulevard. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the 25-year old was arrested tuesday night and police say the victim and the suspect were coworkers and they were together when hide died. mc cartny was booked on a charge of murder. >>> a family in san francisco is asking the public for help to catch a killer. >> christian captain reports the the renewed effort comes with new images being released by police. >> tack a close look. police say this is the gunmen who shot and killed a man on the streets of san francisco in the early morning hours of september september 30th, 2016. the victim, 24-year old mitchell warren. now his sister and family speaking out. his sister hoping someone will come forward to identify the gunmen who shot and killed her brother eight days before her wedding. >> he was supposed to be there and

. >> your presentation here at sacramento is what? prof. kline: the title is when legal mechanisms fail, medicine, midwifery and the law in california. >> any surprising questions during this conference? panel was thise morning, and i was struck by how the three of us on the panel were grappling with similar issues about reproductive rights and choice. and accessibility to reproductive health care, even though we were all taking different angles. it was nice to see some of those connections, and clearly the questions we got from the audience also demonstrated that this is an exciting new trend and they are new types of research and scholarship coming up. >> let me ask about you, born in washington dc, and onto cincinnati and purdue university. prof. kline: i actually went to university of california, davis, so it was nice to be back here and remember that stage of my life. >> why is this your area of expertise? research i had discovered when i was the first year graduate student at uc davis, i did it down the street at the california state

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the fire has jumped the sacramento river.we are told ... dozens of homes have been destroyed. grant lodes has an update as we are hearing, this fire is now deadly. grant (grant) the person who died was operating a buldozer...it's not clear what happened but the victim was not a cal-fire employee...but was hired to help fight the fire. mandatory for several neighborhoods in western redding....and that evacuation zone got much larger tonight after the fire unexpectedly jumped the sacramento river. people are being told to get out immediately.. already 15 structures have been destroyed, others are damaged...and some 500 homes are threatened as we speak. this fire took off overnight...tripling in size...balooning to nearly 30- thousand acres. it just started on monday...and containment is now six percent...down from 10 percent earlier today. the c-h-p recently tweeting that the fire is creating a in redding today were in the triple digits...the wind is ugh for firefighters to get control of this fire. thousands of homes and californiami'ste national park .. are in danger.... that'

it started when they took the truck as firefighters were battling a grass fire north of sacramento. the truck has damage including the front wheel. the sacramento fire department said the truck is worth $1 million. >>> chp is looking for help in solving a freeway shooting that injured three people. this is a story we first told you about on abc 7 mornings. officers shut down interstate 80 as they searched for evidence. the three victims at last check were in serious condition. their names have not been released. investigators are looking for suspects and information of what led up to the shooting. >>> the victim of a deadly on-the-job accident was a teenager. palo alto online reports the 17-year-old of newark died after being trapped under a bobcat thursday morning. asphalt company casey paving was doing sealing work in the parking lot at the time. cal osha is now investigating. >>> police are looking for the vandal who targeted a mural of bay area rock star, carlos santana. they were at the mural and someone threw white paint on to it. the artist returned to repair the damage. an o

kevin oliver. >> and i bet it was hot in sacramento, too. >> hot. the experience at that fair. >>> it was hot here, too, depending upon where you were. so it stayed gray for a good portion of the morning. >> yes. and it is that cloud cover that saves us as we get into the afternoon. >> no complaining that it was cloudy. >> yes. along the coastline very comfortable. we go inlan and it is warm. -- inland and it is warm. outside our doors at this hour, the marine layer is a little bit deeper. the on shore breeze is a little bit stronger, but for most temperatures are very similar to where we started yesterday. as we get into your sunday, it is going to be another beautiful one. hopefully you have been enjoying the pattern because we really haven't been able to shake it. we have 60s at the coast. 70s and 80s around the bay and 80s and 90s expected inland. that monsoon ail moistures that pulled off a bit a little bit of mist and drizzle out there. in taking a look at the north bay, you can see it is fairly wide spread all the way into the north edge of s

the sacramento fire department told "the sacramento bee" the truck is worth $1 million. >>> the chp is looking for help in solving a shooting in the east bay that injured three people. we first told you about it yesterday on "abc 7 mornings" officers had to shut down eastbound interstate 880 at berkeley. the three victims were in serious condition at last check. their names have not been released. investigators are looking into what led up to the shooting. >>> we have learned the victim of a deadly on the job accident outside a church in palo alto was a teenager. palo alto online reports the 17-year-old from newark died after being trapped under a bobcat vehicle outside crossroads community church thursday morning. asphalt company kc paving was doing ceiling work in the church's parking lot at the time. cal osha is now investigating. >>> police are looking this morning for the vandal who targeted a mural of carlos santana. abc 7 news was at the mural at 19th and mission in san francisco's mission district. someone threw white paint onto the artwork. the artist, mel waters, returned to

northern california would be comprised of the bay area, sacramento and the counties north of sacramentother to keep or repeal the gas tack. right now there's -- -- gas tax. signs say "your tax dollars at work". the signs are alerting staks payers that the project is paid for with gas tax money. the gas tax is passed by the legislature and adds 12 cents a gallon to the pump. >>> what's in essence going on here is encouraging taxpayers to keep those gas and car taxes in place. there's plenty of money there to deal with this road maintenance backlog. >> about 70 sb-one funded projects have signs installed all over the state. supporters say they're providing transparency. more projects are rewarded, more signs will be installed and they cost $700 each. >>> it's 6:42 and bart will delay early morning service for work on the trans bay. we have a break down of the possible options to help you get around during that shut down. >>> also, scanning license plates of cars going in and out of busy shopping malls. we'll look at the controversy surrounding organizations that buy that information. . >>

for the past few weeks the sacramento-yolo mosquito sacramento-few weeks the for the past few weeks the sacramento-yolo mosquito and vector control district has been monitoring an increase in west nile activity in the area. so far, 23 mosquitoes have tested positive for the virus -- prompting aerial spraying. but some in the area are wondering if it's safe.... ashley yee/resident: "i initially i would say yeah go for it - kill them all but i do have concerns if its safe for wildlife"luz maria robles/spokesperson, sacramento yolo mosquito vector control district: "at the very low dosage rates we use less than an ounce per acre, there are no adverse health related effects to the environment, people or pets" people or pets" officials hope the aerial spraying over 41-thousand acres will help keep the potentially deadly virus from spreading. mosquitoes in contra costa county have also tested positive for west nile this week. (vicki) still ahead tonight -- a road rage incident lands one police officer on administrative leave. the survallience video that captured it all.... when we come back (

a little boy from sacramento dies after getting trapped inside a hot car. tonight police are still trying to figure out how he got in that car without supervision. (catherine) several wildfires were burning in the bay area over the weekend.. and it's a widespread problem across the state....with firefightersworking around the clock. (vicki) and after the break... d-m-v wait times seem to be longer than ever. we'll take a look at why and what's being done to fix the problem.. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. business with the department of motor vehicles youmight want to pack a snack, comfortable shoes and your patience because the lines are longer than ever. kron four's rob fladeboe is live for us in san jose to explain what's going on. rob? (rob live) it's cosed now but the driv

meanwhile, its putting more the fire jumped the sacramento river overnight. now it has more than 44,000 acres. at least 20,000 people have been told to evacuate and at least 110 structures have been damaged or destroyed. reporter: i'm here on turquoise court. you see the car in the driveway. the metal just melted all the way down. that house, leveled by the flames. across the street here, we saw a man come home and check on his home. all that is left is the basketball hoop. >> it's all just ashes and burnt metal. reporter: he says he was only given >> tes to evacuate. you try to grab things that you think are important, and things you're not sure are important. reporter: the carr fire is still out of control and has destroyed quite a few homes in the subdivisions of west redding. most of the day yesterday, it was in a semirural area before winds pushed it into more pop yaw lated areas. -- populated areas. >> my god, everybody is like panicking and going crazy, and everybody's just trying to leave. reporter: wind whipped flames made roads nearly impassable. a

the funding will pay for dams and water storage projects from north of sacramento to the la area.5's john ramose explains how it will benefit two sites in the area. >> the list vaqueros reservoir was already the largest reservoir in the bay area. but, in 2012, the dam was raised to increase capacity by 16%, which helped nearby communities through the last drop. >> when we expanded in 2012, we knew that there would be a phase 2 expansion, and that is where we are at today. >> reporter: this morning, that expansion got the green light as the california water commission approved $459 million worth of proposition one funds to make list for karros a much bigger player in the bay area water scene. >> right now, we are at 160 feet, and that would expand it to 275, it would also add new pipelines and pump stations and facilities to move the water around to the region. >> reporter: it has always been a closed pipeline, but with this new 70% expansion project it will be tied into the bay area's water system and will store and supply water to customers from eb mud, and the south bay, and wil