christy had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino.te by chance while she was there, encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. >> in short order, chris and christy got married. she was 17, he 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love, their parents with them and with each other. >> they were probably closer with our parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> christy, the vivacious glue of the family. chris her perfect mirror. >> our dad is a little more kicked back, relaxed and quiet. but they're a perfect balance, i think. >> for years chris hall was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventual retirement, the halls bought this place back in cala mesa, which t

aguilar so he may tell us more about the honorable veteran from san bernardino, kale, mr. jack brown. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. aguilar: thank you, mr. speaker, and i thank my colleague for yielding. many communities have larger than life figures people who dedicate themselves to the service and others. leaders who touch so many lives with their legacies that outlive them. for my community in southern california's inland empire, that figure was jack h. brown. he was executive chairman of stater brothers markets, one of the inland empire's largest employers. but he'll be remembered far more for his success as a local community member than as a business leader. jack poured himself into the community, using his time and resources to make the inland empire a better place. especially for children. he helped establish the boys and girls club of san bernardino to give the children of our community a safe plates to learn, live, and grow. and he served as founding chairman for the children's fund of san bernardino county a nonprofit that's provided a

cuatro incendios de maleza en las montaÑas de verdugo en el valle de san fernando, el valle de san bernardinouctivos siniestros son el holiday fire, y el west fallar en san diego. se registraron temperaturas altas en nuestra zona, pasamos con elena que nos tiene mÁs detalles sobre esta ola de calor. elena: buenas noches, estamos terminando el fin de semana y las temperaturas estuvieron sobre nuestro estado con 100° de temperatura en acramento, te cÁlidas en fresno en 105°. en san josÉ se reportÓÁxima eÁ maÑana? continuaremos con temperaturas cÁlidas en gran parte de la bahÍay sobre el centro del estado. les tengo mÁs informaciÓn del pronÓstico extendido en sólo minutos. no se vayan. ramÓn: un vecindario de san josÉ esta conmocionado porque dos personas perdieron la vida en un aparatoso accidente entre un tren y un auto beatriz ferrari no tiene la informaciÓn. beatriz: vecinos nos dijeron que el impacto fue tan fuerte que la tierra temblÓ cuando ocurriÓ el chue las personas perdiÓ la vida.un >>el accidente ocurriÓ pasada al mediodÍa en las avenidas lincoln, con un tren segÚn indicaron autorida

it was 1978, christie had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino.chance while she was there encountered a security guard who, to her, looked just like elvis. it was christopher hall. chris to her friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. >> in short order, chris and christi got married. she was 17, he 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them and them with each other. >> they were probably closer with our parents than most children. their the parents that i hope to one day be. >> chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kick back, relax and quiet, but they're a perfect balance, i think. >> yes. >> for years chris hall was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005 anticipating an empty nest and eventual retirement, the halls bought this place back in calamasa. life in the spring of 2007 seemed to have hit a sweet spot and

. >> reporter: san bernardino county district attorney mike ramos announcing monday, deputy district attorney michael sellium is under investigation for making comments on social media. >> the southbound county district attorney's office does not condone hate, discrimination or inciting violence. >> reporter: the san bernardino sun reports he posted comments regarding the victim of a shooting and congresswoman maxine waters: >> for us, that's fighting words. we'll take this fight right to his doorstep. >> reporter: a group working in underserved neighborhoods says this is not just about race, but calling out right from wrong. >> he's an equal opportunity racist, and we should all be concerned that this man has power over people's lives. that's why he must go, because he can never be trusted. he doesn't have the integrity, character or morals to serve. >> reporter: ramos says the da's office has no indication he used bias in any cases he prosecuted but will review any if necessary during the investigation. >> our community and the entire criminal justice system depends on having a fai

rob: in san bernardino, the shooting, the woman came and didn't ask her any questions. >> the wife of shooter who participated in the murders was not an american citizen, was vetted supposedly by the united states federal government, by the state department and they never vetted her for her jihadi leanings, they led her into the country and she helps perpetrates the san bernardino tragedy, i guess, you know, what can you say about how much you can trust the government to protect us. i'm not so sure i would bet my life on it. rob: mark, thank you so much. jillian: thank you for joining, 18 minutes after the hour, democrats desperate for fresh ideas to win over the american voter. >> what we need is a new generation of leadership, we need a leader who is going to talk about the future and not bring us back to the past. jillian: are nancy pelosi' days as top democrat in the house numbered? rob: one giant lead for mankind, the moon landing 45 years ago that nasa never wanted you to see. jillian: until now. ouble palm g who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. a

>> a man walked two east bay banks and they believe he is the serial criminal who struck from san bernardino to los angeles. police stay man pulled a gun on a teller and demanded money just before noon before the an hour later, the same man wore a different shirt when he robbed u.s. bank on san ramon valley boulevard. they have nicknamed him the faux bandit. fremont police have arrested a man arrested for himself. he admitted to several incidents including fremont and pleasanton. police say more charges could be added. >>> new this shows her suv traveling south on highway 1 they say she was in half moon bay at 8:00 a.m., she left bound for lancaster get getting a green which represents new growth and purple which represents royalty. you can cast your vote. we've put a link on our websitee >>> mall madness. why parents waiting in line say it was all worth it. >>> and a restaurant is shut down. >> here's a coming up right after (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtap

we go to the arroyo valley summer league in san bernardino.girls. watch this. she puts up the shot and the high school girls, outside shot . all worth checking out on a thursday night. that is the sporting life. it is time for more news at 11:00. >> thank you. next at 11. >> another racially charged episode, on camera. this tampa bay area couple sharded racial slurs and cut them off on the freeway. >>> this is the video they

> reporter: as if the flames weren't enough, heavy rains triggered mudslides like this one in san bernardino county where the scorched earth couldn't hold back the water. >>> and across the region, the weekend's triple digit heat overwhelmed the power grid leaving crews scrambling to restore electricity to thousands. those record breaking temperatures subsided today, but not by much and there are red flag warnings across much of the west, including nevada and oregon. elaine? >> manuel bajorcas, thank you. >>> coming up, the at-home fertility test for women who waited to have children. does it work? >>> and later, a look at the a-team, the cave divers thai officials called as soon as they heard the soccer team was missing. ♪ discover magnum double caramel... expertly crafted with silky vanilla bean ice cream and rich belgian chocolate. ♪ take pleasure seriously. ♪ she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. >>> cdc figures show

. >> en el condado de san bernardino cobrÓ la vida de un menor siendo la primera muerte confirmada lasron se encuentra en condiciÓn. >> el incidente registrÓ en la carretera 267 cerca del aeropuert aeropuerto. >> reportando problemas en el motor de la avioneta. >> >>> un camiÓn de carga con 80 mil libras volcÓ en la autopista 101 las autoridades levantar el accidente no se reportaron heridos y las vÍas reabiertas a las 745 de la maÑana. mÁs de 29.000 hectÁreas consumidas en el parque nacional hasta el momento el 2% de las llamas han sido contenidos los bomberos recuperaron el dÍa de ayer el cuerpo de un apaga fuegos. >> cuando intentaron hacer una lÍnea de fuego para contener el incendio. t emitida una orden de evacuaciÓn obligatoria en la zona. >> maÑana en la carretera 1 seÁa reabierta debido a un deslizamiento de tierra. >> provocÓ que el deslizamiento desapareciera parte de esa vÍa. >> mÁs de un aÑo reconstruyendo la carretera y maÑana serÁ reabierta 2 meses antes de lo esperado. en la zona de sierra nevada tenemos problemas, las tormentas elÉctricas no tenemos lluvia podemos traer

. >>> infant in san bernardino county first to die of whooping cough in two years.lth officials expect next outbreak in 2019. california department of public health recommends immunization for children. >>> president trump in -- over atro tt. aboutare o entence in my remarks, i said the word "would" of "wouldn't," should have been i don't see any reason why i wouldn't, or wouldn't be russia. >> reporter: following backlash with conference with president putin. >> my people came to me, dan coates and others, said they think it's russia. i have president putin, just says it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. >> reporter: never explained why he had confidence in putin. >> president putin was extremely strong and powerful in denial. >> reporter: and clarification not good enough for some democrats. >> i don't accept those comments. if he wanted to make those comments, should have had the strength to make them in front of vladimir putin. >> reporter: especially after offering this qualifier. >> russia's meddling in the 2016 election to

. >> reporter: next time you are in the san bernardino grocery store pay attention to how much of our -- grocery store, pay attention to how much our food is in plastic. >> used to work for a bottled beverage company. 7% of bottles get recycled. the rest go to landfills or the ocean. >> reporter: that is making a mess of the ocean and sea life but he sees the problem as an opportunity. he created a new product called clark's cubes. each contains organic tea powder and sugar and flavored oil. put two cubes in 8-ounces of hot water and in a minute you have tea without the trash. >> very good. very minty. you can taste it. >> reporter: they come in four flavors and stored in metal tins. an idea that harkens back to how food used to -- foods used to be sold. >> for the eco friendly person it is another option to have qu involve waste. >> reporter: momentum is growing to reduce plastic trash with many communities banning grocery bags bags bags and straws. -- bags and straws. >> success is if i could make a small dent or bring awareness. i found a solution to a small problem. >> reporter: j

it caused the recent dea baby in san bernardino. health experts say 50-250 babies are hospitalized with whooping cough every year. they are urging expectant mothers to get a whooping shot cough vaccine. >>> it's more of a healing process because i can get to use my story that was just so much trauma but i get to use it for triumph. >> you will meet the bay area bomb using her past to help kids have a better future. >>> president trump tries to fix what happened at that big summit with russian president vladimir putin. re on that, ju >>> good morning, we do have traffic that is off to a nice start here. if you're drivingood so far hea off to concord. >>> fog is the bigger story this morning but also looks like warmer inland temperatures today. they have been inching upwards, starting off in the 50s and 60s. livermore at 60. >>> good morning, it's july 18th, good morning. steve in the weather center with the rest of us keeping an eye on your forecast. >> along with you. >> this is an early start. >> dawn patrol as we call it. let's ge

tambiÉn arde en el condado de san bernardino, que ya ha arrasado mÁs de 1000 acres de maleza. esultaron heridos. >> la verdad que es para volverse medio loco por el calor y los incendios. >> se esperan que mejores condiciones de tiempo alivien el trabajo de los bomberos. arantxa: el presiente trumpha sido enfÁtico al mencionar que prefiere contratar mÁs agentes fronterizos que jueces para las cortes de inmigraciÓn. un reciente informe seÑala que la agencia de migraciÓn y aduana estarÍa perdiendo agentes. no se explican porque se le estÁ haciendo tan complicado al gobierno reclutar y mantener a estos oficiales. >> de tener migrantes que cruzan ilegalmente la frontera de estados unidos con mÉxico y exponer al mismo tiempo en la vida ante el trÁfico de drogas que ocurre en esta regiÓn no es precisamente el mejor ambiente de trabajo para la patrulla fronteriza. a la meta de deportar masivamente indocumentado se estÁ tornando complicado para la administraciÓn trump. el presidente del consejo nacional de la patrulla fronteriza dijo a principios de aÑo que los aspirantes a trabajar co

these are pictures from this morning before they left for san bernardino county. ent last night. this is from last night. right now there is over 700 fire personnel working on the fire. ( terisa ) happening tonight in the south bay... west nile virus treatments will take place in some parts of santa clara county.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson joins us live from sunnyvale. sara... trt: :12cg: ana vallejos, sunnyvale <"i am surprised it's back in the area, it's been a long time. i remember the last time it was frightening and precautions too didn't want to be outside." ( james ) thanks sara. ( terisa ) happening today... santa rosa police will be holding active shooter training exercises at piner high school. there is no threat to the community. the drill will be from 8:30 this morning until 5 tonight. officials say there will be several police cars... ambulances... and fire engines at the high school...and you may hear loud sounds. again this is just a drill and there is no threat. ( terisa ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... today is the deadline for the g

. >>> an infant in san bernardino county is the first child to die from hooping cough in the state in the two years health officials made the announcement yesterday. california experienced a epidemic in 2014 with 11,000 cases statewide. health officials expect a next outbreak next year in 2019. the california department of public health recommends immunization as early as 6 weeks old. >>> people in the south bay are worried about west nile virus because residents say they've come across several dead bird nears their homes. >> this video may be uncomfortable to watch. doctors at santa lara county vector control district tested 91 dead birds this year, seven have come back positive for west nile. before treatment happens, area mosquitos must test positive for west vile. vector control came across a positive west nile virus case in sunnyvale and santa clara. >> it was positive for mosquitos. we did the treatment in that area, almost half a mile or one mile radius of positive mosquitos. >> west nile transmission to people happens most often during the summer. symptoms can include fever, h

east of los angeles rain fell on the valley fire in the san bernardino mountains. but the storm brought along erratic winds with flames coming dangerously close to homes. >> the heat was so tremendous it was just like almost burning me up because we were right there on the side of the road. >> the valley fire has the lowest containment. only 5% contained, has burned 1,000 acres. no homes lost at this point. the west fire east of san diego is more than 80% contained but has already destroyed 18 structures. kpix 5. >>> well, a big jump in destruction at the site of a deadly wildfire near the oregon border. the fire broke out thursday in the town of hornbrook. it has scorched 22,000 acres and is 20% contained. cal fire updated the number of homes destroyed to 32 a little while ago. 810 homes are still threatened tonight. one person was found dead in a burned out home yesterday but their identity has not been released. >>> progress on the county fire burning east of lake bare yes, 88,000 acre is 55% contained. ten structures have burned. >>> largest air tank ner the wo

when will's mum saw things getting out of control, she uprooted her family and fled to nearby san bernardinon 1987. woman: in compton. in compton. shot in his face. so we've been victims of the violence too, you know. i think this was our family's first experience of the violence in compton. i'm willing to bet you there's not a family in compton that didn't lose somebody or someone nearand dearto them... to gang violence, in some shape, form or fashion. we lived through a war. it was a war. it was like a war zone. i've seen a lot, and it's weird because, i always tell my friends, i'm a nurse now, but i kinda think i seen more death as a child than i have as an adult. there were plenty of days, you know, i'd be playing outside, and we knew, "oh, that car don't look familiar," we probably got about two seconds to get into the backyard and sure enough, by the time we get in the backyard and lay down...bang, bang, bang. come out, and here come my mama, driving down the street, "get in the car, got to get in the house!" it'd be like, all right. but it became a way of life. itjust became... it was

the baby was from san bernardino. now... are urging pregnant women to get immunized... and telling parents to immunize their babies as soon as possible. each year... between 50 and 200 babies are hospitalized in california because of whooping cough. alameda and marin counties have reported a spike in whooping cough cases. this is the first whooping cough death of an infant since 2016. here are the symptoms you need to look out for: whooping cough typically starts with a runny nose and cough for two weeks. the cough will then get worse and end with a whooping sound. the symptoms are less noticeable in infants. instead of coughing... they may stop breathing and their face will turn red or purple. ( robin )in a new survey... school distcts across the country found less than half actually test their water for lead. the report is based on a survey of 549 school districts across the u-s. it found 41 percent of school districts did not test for lead in 20-16 and 20-17. of those that did ...about 37 percent reported elevated levels

cooper is on death row at san quentin for the 1985 murders of four people in san bernardino county. his defense believes new dna technology would exonerate him. cooper's supporters argue sheriff's deputies tampered with evidence to frame him. governor brown's office says those claims deserve serious consideration. the governor has asked for more information from the prosecution and defense to determine whether to allow additional testing. >>> san jose mineta international airport will briefly stop flights tonight for independence day fireworks. the city made the decision after the federal aviation administration threatened to canceled it at discovery meadow. planes will not be able to take off or land from 9:30 to 10 p.m. tonight. the airport will still be open. >>> an unusual light show will also take place over travis air force base. traditional fireworks will be replaced by 500 shooting star drones. intel is collaborating with the base to put on the show. that's if the weather doesn't interfere. last night's test run was canceled because of high winds. >>> travis air force base.

he is a nightmare for the students of parkland, the survivors of orlando, and columbine, and san bernardino, and all of the mass shootings, including sandy hook, and all of the victims and survivors and their loved ones and families and friends who know the tragic effects of those 90 people gunned down every day in america, those 90 victims every day of gun violence in this country who die as a result of gun violence bear witness as to why we should reject this nominee. just minutes after judge kavanaugh's nomination was announced the, n.r.a. -- announced, the n.r.a. supported him, judge kavanaugh heard the sequel to heller, a case regarding the constitutionality of the district of columbia's gun registration requirement and semiautomatic assault rifle ban on a panel of all republicans. judge kavanaugh was the only judge to strike down both gun safety measures as unconstitutional. his basic premise is that gun laws have to be similar or identical to laws that you considers traditional, in quotes traditional or long standing. he rejects bans on assault weapons and gun registration requiremen

they say that baby was from san bernardino county. sit a highly contagious respiratory disease. >>> considering a $60 roll back. it was added back in 2007 after two lawsuits and was forced to pay $40 million in settlements. lawsuits were filed after they saw their fees increase. >>> have you seen the growth in trivalley growing and not just population but also the economy. live pictures this morning. that area includes livermore and san ramon. the trivalley saw a 35% increase in jobs. >>> the president said he made a mistake. >> trump says he it is who interfered for our elections. he said i don't see how it would be russia. that among other things set washington on its ear. criticism came from all sides even from as close as supporters. here is the president explaining what went wrong with this word. >> in a key sentence i said word would instead of wouldn't. the it may have been unclear on the transcript or unclear on the video. the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia, sort of a double negative

> reporter: as if the flames weren't enough, heavy rains triggered mudslides like this one in san bernardinoy, where the scorched earth couldn't hold back the water. and across the region, the weekend's triple-digit heat overwhelmed the power grid, leaving crews scrambling to control electricity to thousands. those record-breaking temperatures subsided today, but not by much, and there are red flag warnings across much of the west, including nevada and oregon. elaine? >> quijano: manuel bojorquez, thank you. in annapolis, maryland, services were held for three of the five victims of the deadly shooting at the "capital gazette" newspaper. friends and families paid their respect to rebecca smith and gerald fischman. and at a memorial yesterday, wendi winters was remembered as a passionate reporter and a hero for her actions on that terrible day. here's demarco morgan. >> ♪ let it be let it be ♪ >> reporter: wendi winters is not only being remembered for her love, faith, family, and community, while reporting for the "capital gazette," but also for her final acts the day police say gunman jarro

now say they've tracked down the person e st a connection with the fast-moving wildfire in the san bernardino national forest. the suspect is charged with arson after allegedly starting a brush fire that quickly spread to thousands of acres. the other culprit, the weather. >> a couple of the factors we're contending with right now are the temperatures and the wind. >> reporter: several homes have already been destroyed and authorities have ordered the entire community of idyllwild, some 12,000 people, to evacuate. witnesses describe the scene as apocalyptic. >> we got told get ready to evacuate and 15 minutes later it was go. you have no choice, you got a half an hour. >> reporter: evacuations are also in effect for several camps in the mountains packed with kids for summer. >> we had orchestra rehearsal and then lunch and during lunch a huge plume of smoke came over the camp and was pretty traumatizing for a lot of the students. >> reporter: farther north another major fire is keeping yosemite national park closed. the flames outside the park have now scorched more than 40,000 acres. one hot

the cranston fire started in the san bernardino national forest around noon. grew to 47- hundred acres. mandatory evacuations have been issued. about 600 homes are threatened. 5 buildings have been destroyed. ( robin )and as wildfires continue burning across california... several lawmakers descended back to the capitol. those lawmakers are trying to figure out how the state should respond to increasing wildfire danger. over the past few years...the intensity and destructiveness of wildfires has sky-rocketed. yesterday lawmakers discussed a number of topics, including safety, living in high hazard areas and utility company liability. ( robin ) this meeting comes a day after governor brown released his proposal. brown says california's electric utilities should no longer be automatically liable for wildfire damage caused by equipment. state fire officials previously ruled pg&e's equipment responsible for 15 wildfir

state officials have determined whooping cough cause the death of a baby in san bernardino.perts said between 50 and 200 babies are hospitalized with whooping cough in california every year. they are urging expectant mothers to get the whooping cough booster shots immediately when they are advised so by their doctors. >>> officials are urging foam stay out of the bay. harmful levels of blue green algae that can cause skin and eye irritation, allergic reactions and other effects. high level exposures can result in serious illness and in some cases death. officials said that the algae blooms are natural and eventually dissipate on their own. >>> pg and e is giving a behind- the-scences look at one of their new weather stations. it will help monitor winds, temperatures and humidity. that will help forecast when and where wildfires could break out and when the utility might need to shut down service in some areas. pg and e rolled out the plan after the north bay wild fairs last fall. there were 50 new whether stations in place now and they plan to have 200 across the service are

. >>> san bernardino are asking for help finding two men wanted for attempted murder.s in connection to a shooting that occurred on june 27. someone called 911 to say they were being shot at avenue. investigators search the home but did not find the two men. authority said they recovered eight guns including an illegal assault rifle and a stolen handgun. >>> in washington, new indictments were announced against 12 russian officials for interfering in the 2012 presidential elections. robert mueller accuses them of hacking into the democratic national committee and the hillary clinton campaign and link -- weekend emails. in late july, it says that the russians first try to hack into servers of clinton's campaign office. that was the same day that then candidate trump said that he wished the russians would find clinton's missing emails. >> they created fictitious online personas which they used to release information including thousands of stolen emails and other documents. >> this comes through days just before president trump is set to meet with russian president vladim

the baby was from san bernardino. now...ant women to get immunized... and telling parents to immunize their babies as soon as possible. each year... between 50 and 200 babies are hospitalized in california because of whooping cough. alameda and marin counties have reported a spike in whooping cough cases. this is the first whooping cough death of an infant since 2016. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... before football there was rugby.. a game i invision cavemen playing with a rock.. why does it have to be so brutal.. no pads.. no helmets.. and apparently no penalties. the best rugby teams on the planet are in san francisco this week to compete in the 7's world cup.. and we've got some of them live in studio in just few minutes. don't go away. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) major hot spot in sunnyval blocks the left lane...slow from 87. san mateo bridge accident at the highrise cleared. temperatures even warmer today than yesterday, especially noticeable for inland areas. along the coast expect similar highs anywher

the stuff we can here in california was some good news and that comes from right here in the san bernardino mountains above the resort city of palm springs for the fire has been burning since it was started on when day. now thanks to helicopters and the heroic efforts of hundreds of firefighters on the ground, they now have a good grip on this fire. it is some 29% contained, having burned around 13,000 acres. they are confident enough now to let some of those firefighters go. they are moving on to fight other fires. one of those that they may be headed to as the car fire in northern california around the city of redding. that is the most devastating fire burning at the moment in the state of california. it has scorched something like 130 square miles. it is still only 5% contained. this destroyed more than 500 structures and according to account by the associated press, 300 of those were home. 5000 more homes remained under threat. as you mentioned, five people believed to have been killed. two firefighters officially confirmed and a woman and her two great-grandchildren aged four and five

cooper is awaiting execution for the murders of 4 people in san bernardino county. new technology may exonerate him. he argues that sheriff's deputies tampered with evidence to frame him. the allegations deserve clear consideration and they have asked for more consideration to allow for additional testing. >>> a mother is speaking out and planning her daughter's funeral. as we report, she has been at the center of the debate of the meaning of death. >> reporter: this family insisted she was alive when most of the world was saying she was gone. 11 days ago, that fight ended. at least, medically. this girl was 13 years old when she was declared brain-dead at after an operation to remove her tonsils went bad. her family put up a fight and moved her to new jersey where she existed on a ventilator and could move her feet and hands on request. >> my daughter showed me that she was alive. i feel bad she had to die from all of her family and friends. she is thankful to new jersey to allow her to -- >> reporter: though she had to sell her home and is now broke, she says it i

and southern california, the green part, which would contain inland areas like fresno and san bernardino. but also san diego. a lawsuit filed yesterday by a group called planning and conservation league argue it is too drastic a change to state government to go through the normal initiative process. >>> a group of protesters showed of once again at a big google event in silicon valley. >> that's right. they're concern about the tech giants' plans for a development in san jose. its impact on local residents. >> abc 7 news reporter, matt keller has the the story. >> google's marketing live, 201 taking over the san jose convention center. inside they'll showcase the latest technology and advertising. but the message from a small group of protesters outside was quite different. silicon valley rising is a group of community activist whose say they're concerned about google's plan for a mega campus in downtown san jose. >> if tech companies like google continue to come in and add more jobs, add more jobs, add more jobs, and do nothing about the affordable housing crisis, it's, it's not going t

elsewhere in southern california, the thousand acre valley fire in san bernardino county is just 5% contained. mandatory evacuations remain in effect for the community of force falls. it is considered threatened. >> the heat is so tremendous it was like burning up. >> in san diego county, the west fire which was actually in east san diego county is 81% contained. it has burned more than 500 acres. it has destroyed 18 structures and damaged eight others. in northern california, cisco county is 26% contained. is linked to one death. other major wildfires are also burning in utah and colorado. >>> today is day seven for a protest in san francisco. police are trying to get people to clear out on their own. >> we are asking you to break down your tents and go home. >> police were at the scene before 11 pm last night outside the immigration office. you can see the makeshift barriers where protesters have been sleeping since last monday. a group called confused fascism is there. they are angry about lengthy detentions for migrants. >> they have told us the police may break up the protest tomorrow if

officials are only saying the baby was from san bernardino. now state public health officers are urging pregnant women to get immunized, and parents should immunize their babies as soon as pediatricians recommend doing so. each year between 50 and 200 infants are hospitalized in california because of whooping cough. recently... alameda and marin counties have reported a spike in whooping cough cases. here are the symptoms you need to look out for. whooping cough typically starts with a runny nose and cough for a couple weeks. the cough will then get worse and end with a whooping sound. the symptoms are less noticeable in infants. instead of coughing... they may stop breathing and their face will turn red or purple. (vicki) the sf m- t-a board of directors has voted to ban tour busses from broderick street outside of the famous "full house" home in san francisco.ds of peole co selfies in front of the house.... many neighbors felt the historic home had become an nuisance. the new ban will affect broderick between pine and bush streets ---- and o

but let's start with the good news from here in the san bernardino mountains above palm springs.ton fire has been a tough one for firefighters. but the good news is they have 29% contained. that's a good figure. it scorched about 13,000 acres. but no loss of life here. that's the good news coming out of this part of california. but we go further north. very bad news at the carr fire centered around the city of redding in northern california. that scorched some 130 square miles. a huge area. it is only 5% contained. it destroyed 536 structures so far. 300 of those, according to a count by the associated press, that number is almost certain to rise. 5,000 more structures including a lot of homes are threatened, and five people are reported killed. two firefighters, officially confirmed to have died in that fire. three other people, a woman and her two great grandchildren reported by the family to have burned to death in that fire. and veteran firefighters fighting the flames up there in redding say they have never seen anything quite like this fire. listen here. >> the fire ran wit

state health officials determine whooping cough caused the death of a baby in san bernardino. has been released. they are urging expectant mothers to get the whooping cough booster shots immediately after add vazed to by doctors. >>> state health officials are warning people in discovery bay to stay out of the water because of harmful algae blooms. warning signs have been posted. avoiding contact is also advised for pets as well. harmful levels of blue-green algae can cause skin and eye irritation, allergic reactions and other affects. high level exposures can result in death. they are natural and will eventually dissipate on their own. >> today pg&e is giving us a behind the scenes look at one new weather station. the news stations will help pg&e monitor when temperatures and humidity and that will help forecasts when and where wildfires could break out and when the utility might need to shut down service in some areas. pg&e rolled out the plan after wildfires last fall. there's 50 of the new weather stations in place now. it plans to have more than 200 across the service are

started in the san bernardino national forest around noon. it quickly grew to 47-hundred - zero percent contained. mandatory evacuations were issued.. about 600 homes are threatened... 5 structures were destoryed. (ken)toss to lawrence about weather lawrence karnow: highs soared into the 90s low 100s in the valleys with much cooler weather in the 50s and 60s at the coast. there are more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra but it's not as active as today. it was incredibly hot in the valleys with highs well into the 100s. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge over the desert southwest. it's bringing the hot desert temperatures back into california and the bay area. it will remain hot again tomorrow away from the coast with some highs in the 90s and low 100s. it should start to cool friday and over the weekend. more fog and cooler weather is expectd for the beginning of august next week. (ken) you can track the weather conditions in your neighborhood.. on your phone using our mobile app...and online at kron-4 dot com. find

san bernardino and you'll find the 90s.ag warnings and heat advisories but it's not so bad unless you're east of the hills. >> the monsoonal moisture, are we going to notice that? >> you'll notice it around here more tomorrow . if you look up when you go home you'll see the higher clouds. they originated from the gulf of california and triggering significant thunderstorms south of lake tahoe and that will continue for the next couple of days. >> here is julie to tell us what we're looking at for 5:00. julie, the high cost of live single taking a toll. >> it is. the number of families that owns home is plummeting and the number of families with kids renting are increasing. we'll talk to residents who say they have to choose between buying house and having family. >> tough choice. >>> one local fire department facing struggle. >> a fire district on the peninsula is not prepared to face the challenges of the rapid growth. the changes they're making but officials say it's not enough. we're, woulding on these stories at 5:00. qu

sa san bernardino had 170 fireworks-related calls, campbell police had 28 fireworks-related calls, down compared to 2017. san jose fire won't have stats available until all of their reports on the overnight fires are completed. then they'll be able to determine if the fires were caused by fireworks. that could take some time. i also contacted a city of san jose spokesperson. she has yet to get back with me. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> another day, another shakeup in the trump administration, scandal plagued epa chief scott stepp aer ut.w. >>> ap next, . mo emotional good-bye. >>> trek the traffic as we look at the skyway in downtown san francisco, pretty much bumper to bumper in both directions, oncoming traffic going to the lower deck. the east bay, right-hand side headed toward 101 south and it's slow go in both directions. >> what happened to residual holiday light, larry. >> this is not holiday the onlbt adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? it's the last chance for final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress

whooping cough deaths in california in two years and they'vined it caused the death of a baby in san bernardino signal the beginnings of an outbreak of this potentially deadly disease but they are urging children and pregnant women across the state to be in -- vaccinated. -- to be vaccinated. >>> today the dow jones rose 55 points as nasdaq gained 49 and the s&p 500 added 11. >>> it appears amazon prime day is back on track after glitches yesterday when the website crashed from the crush of people trying to logon but today they said sales are up from last year despite the offers. they offer special discounts for amazon members and the 36 hour sale concludes at midnight tonight. >>> a decision coming one day after a lava bomb crashed into a sightseeing boat near the kilauea volcano. 23 people were hurt when molten rock that was flowing into the ocean exploded and threw huge chunks of lava into the air, hitting a tourist boat. they were previously required to stay at least 165 feet away from lava flows at all times and now they have to be 1000 feet away. >>> a race to save a man who had fallen in

when they win tonight, there down to the west regionals and san bernardino. 88 is your high tomorrow petaluma. the game is being played in reading. saturday, 86. we stay sunny and warm and beautiful petaluma. we will not be warm at the coastline, because the ocean is not warm. the flow of air is coming from the ocean. this is a huge ridge of high pressure, all indications are that it is not going to move there will be no relief whatsoever anywhere south of sacramento. we will see relief in the form of mother nature's air- conditioning coming from the ocean. if the ridge does not move, the flow around it will not move. and, our temperatures will be kept in check. it is likely even dropping below average at the beach. low cloud cover and fog in the day tomorrow morning, burning back towards the coastline. it should be a fine friday evening. sunshine throughout the day and more cloud cover on saturday leading to afternoon sunshine. the nhra sonoma nationals, it will be warm, 90 degrees. hot for the gilroy garlic festival this weekend, sunny skies, 95. if you want to run 26 miles, maybe

state health officials have now determined whooping cough caused the recent death of a baby in san bernardino. no other details are being released. health experts say between 50 and 200 babies are hospitalized with whooping cough in california every year. they are urging expectant mothers to get whooping cough booster shots immediately. >>> police and the fbi are now offering a $30,000 reward for informading to an arrest and involving the shooting death of a disabled man. 27-year-old patrick scott junior was shot and killed in february at 62nd and market during north oakland. he was waiting for a bus to go to his grandmother's house. his mother, passed out flyers in the neighborhood where he was killed, and hopes the shooter will be found. the fbi says it believes a scott was an innocent victim. anyone of information about this case is asked to contact the fbi or oakland police. >>> for teenagers are under arrest in connection with a beautiful -- brutal hammer attack. that attack on memorial day weekend left one of the victims, a 17-year-old boy, in a,. his parents say he is starting to recov

an 8 pm game tonight, outside of -- sacramento, for the right to go to the westin regional in san bernardino you know what comes out of that? a trip to the little league world series. >> all right! >> a big game! >> thank you. >>> we are continuing to monitor a new fire, forcing evacuation, now in napa county. we will have the very latest, coming up, in the next half- hour. >>> if this is really california's new normal, are we equipped to deal with it? how the year-long fire season is already wearing fire kristin. >>> plus, a new debate and -- fire crews then. >>> plus, a new debate in hollywood. the >>> you're watching kpix 5 news. >>> our top story at 6:30 pm, the steele fire has burned 100 acres along berryessa lake. >> the fire broke out just before 5 pm along steele road, multiple structures are burning. people are cooling off of the shore, and saw the smoke coming from the hills. in this video you can see fire planes flying low over the flames, dropping fire retardant. boaters on snapchat captured this video of the smoke looming over the lake. we have a crew on the way to napa county,