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why does shasta draw the ufo crowd, the spiritual, the buddhists and the truth seekers?ta is an energy vortex alien landing site, a portal to the spirit world. to increase my chances of abduction i'm camping halfway up in an apparent ufo landing soprano. >> you're right here right here now. >> i have to catch the images in the smoke because i think it gets their energy field. the only way to know is for it to happen to you. >> reporter: before the ufo crowd, of about the crusties came the buddhists. apparently their leader was just driving by and noticed a cheap motel for sale. >> clouds and lenticular clouds which is sort of circular type clouds and people associate those with ufos. it's not clear why. >> reporter: not even the buddhists believe. >> how are you? >> good i'm walking eagle. >> reporter: maybe walking eagle will have solid answers to my question why shasta? >> the little people the big people the spaceships all this stuff. >> reporter: you see the spaceship. >> oh yeah, oh yeah. >> reporter: okay maybe not. in there walking eagle communes with the spirits.

thiss the saddle fire on the border of the shasta trinity national forest. 250 acres. tonight, police arrest aid maned a man, acsed of setting four electric cars on fire at a chevy dealersh. the suspect is charged with arson. accused of causing $100,000 of damage to four volts. surveillance video showing a man

shasta is holding the last day of class at the former serra monty high school. it has been pushing the jefferson union high school to allow it to move to that site. the campus is the school district office. if the district fails a permanent larger campus 300 students will be displaced. >>> classes in san rafael will have standing desks. work is underway to replate the old desks with elevated desks that do not have chairs. teachers and students like it. >> you can concentrate better and i don't talk as much. i don't know why, it seems to happen. >> the kids are given the option of grabbing a stool if they want one. the desks are on wheels and they have that. a digit bar, so kids can rest their feet if they want to. >> the if i'meting -- fidgeting. your wife is a teacher. constantly, four legs down. one kid goes backwards. it seems like a good idea. >> how do you fall asleep though? >> do they make students write sentencing? >> yes. >> like i will not talk out of turn. >> when they get into trouble? >> yeah. >> is that something that only i maybe i. >> never had t

shasta california one of the world's most mystical mountains.uth seekers? i hope you find what you're looking for. >> i'm on a mission from god. >> shasta isn't the tallest mountain in america, not the most beautiful but along with the likes of uluru, many believe it is an alienian landing site a portal to the spiritual world. that patch.ground is a vortex to another side. >> i get a sense we're down at the bottom of that vortex and i want you to look toward the light. >> i'm complete. the spirit guide came up his name is harlan. he kept getting his weird spirit head. it's like a funny shape wrapping around my head. >> harlen huh? >> do you know him? >> no. >> i've outweirded a weirdo. i'm not buying it. maybe the ufo crowd can convince me. nightfalls. to increase my chances of abduction, i'm camping halfway up in an apparent ufo landing zone. >> you're right here right here now. >> i had to catch the images in the smoke. it gets their energy field. >> i see that now. that came on on all of a sudden. >> the only way you can know is for it to hap

but for everyone in the state of california whether you are near mount shasta or in the san diego area, we are hurting. a lot of falk. water restrictions are taking place in every city, whether you are on the coast up in the north or in the far south ofla guneave beach. wherever you happen to be, these restrictions are tightening up on the ability of communities to prosper, to grow, to keep their lawns green but more important, to live there. in some parts of the fresno area, there are communities that are out of water. maybe 10,000 people, virtually, no water at all. now, this is a problem of today. as we look to the future, we are going go to see the population grow and the demand for water will ever increase unless we do something. and what we must do is develop a water plan for all of california. unfortunately, what we do most of the time in california is to fight over water. the famous saying from mark twain is whiskey is for drinking water is for drinking. up here in the mother lode region, couldn't mine without water and fighting over that water was the order of the day and it i

officials are concerned if shasta is too low the water will not be cold enough for salmon to spawn. last area, warm water wiped out an entire generation of full and winter king salmon which is an endangered species. >> at 4:54, mike is here with the weather. >> here is a look at what is going on, you can see the almanac for june, we start at 70 and 55 for a high and low and go to 73 and 57. the extreme is 48 and 107 and rain unlawful is .12" but we have had up to 2.75 in 2011. tonight, the game is not so cloudy. but it will be windy, at 60 at 7:100 dropping tore 57 degrees. >> we will have high cover around monterey, at 66. mid-to-upper 80's through the central valley and 69 in san diego, and 75 in los angeles and century mark again in palm springs and at lake, sunshine and 69 and yosemite is about 82 degrees. safe travels. more on our impending drizzle and showers. we will talk to eric and kristen. >> talking about safe travels interstate 680 in walnut creek near north main the tail lights headed southbound and although they of slow for this time of morning they are moving without

. >>> the race to save a bay area climber from a steep fall on mount shasta, a backpack becomes a crucial tool. >> how a turkey vulture is to blame for a fire. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. they are all in, in cleveland. and they better be. if the cavs lose tonight, it's over! the warriors are nba champions. but there could be a game 7. live report coming up. >> you like the 50s? we have that. you like the 90s? we have that, too. 60s, 70s, 80s, as well. nice 40-degree temperature spread today. we are warming up find out how toasty w >>> well, tonight the warriors are just one win away from their first nba championship in 40 years. dennis o'donnell in cleveland where the dubs hoping to finish it off in game 6. dennis. >> reporter: yeah, thanks, allen. i tell you one thing, i'm going to miss these parties in cleveland. they have really done it up well. this will be the last game in cleveland no matter what. the question is, will there be a game 7 friday in oakland? not according to wwe wrestler seth rollins who won his championship last night in q arena. >> take a good look, cleveland! [ app

the water supplies have been increased by huge reservoirs like the one behind shasta dam.ater is distributed to thousands of acres that were once used only for wheat or barley, but are now capable of producing more profitable crops like fruit. irrigation and modern farm machinery increase the yield of the land and provide employment for millions of people. the city of sacramento's chief trading center for the northern valley lies at the head of navigation on the sacramento river. oil tankers and barges deliver fuel oil for sacramento's mills and factories. this city has become a busy manufacturing center, producing tools and machines needed the farmers of the valley. to ship these product and bring in raw materials sacramento is served by one of the largest railroad yards in the nation at roseville, nearby. stockton, serving the rich delta land farther south, markets and ships best quantities of produce. by far, the greatest tons goes to the canneries where does processed and packed for safe delivery to all parts of the world. stockton is famous as the canning center of th

michael murphy was climbing shasta when he fell about 400 people last thursday.s found at an elevation of about 10,000 feet. a doctor on the scene tried to help, but murphy died before he could be airlifted to a hospital. >>> in santa clara, a roller coaster that hit and injured an employee at six flags great america last friday is still closed tonight as investigators try to figure out what happened. ktvu's allie rasmus tells us, there are actually two investigations now underway. >> reporter: at 102 feet tall, the red metal flame of flight deck is one of the most advisable structures at great america amusement park. it's also a top attraction. dozens of people have documented their experience with the ride on youtube. the inverted coasters twists and turns top 50 miles per hour. >> it's really fast, and it goes upside down twice. >> really thrilling. >> reporter: normally, the ride thrills thousands of passengers a day, but not since friday night. >> a sign, this attraction it closed today. >> reporter: closed by a dual investigation by cal osha. two teams of i

at 14,000 feet, mount shasta is one of the highest peaks in california. two female doctors were on a guided hiking trip together when they noticed something falling. >> we were hiking and we initially saw what we thought to be a rock coming down the mountain. >> reporter: it turned out to be a hiker who the siskiyou county sheriff's office says fell perhaps 2,000 feet. that's when the two doctors quickly jumped into action. >> we then use what we could to help him breathe. we used our camelback equipment. we containment him warm using our body heat and extra clothes. >> reporter: the doctors wanted to be careful about not describing in detail what medical procedures they performed. but they were joined by three off duty redding city firefighters who also happened to be on the same trail and who quickly called 911 and got a chp helicopter en route. >> kind of a do-or-die situation. we had to do what we had to do to continue to keep him alive. >> it was pretty surreal, but we all worked as a team together for -- to help the patient, to help him to get to hi

. >>> a fire in the shasta trinity national forest. it is the largest of several smaller fire that is were sparked by lightning strikes. here are pictures near the fire. you can see brown smoke shooting into the sky. fire officials say they have been able to contain many of the other fire to less than 5 acres. two firefighters did suffer heat related injuries. >>> mark joins us with the rains over and another warm up on the way. >> a few neighborhoods could be right around 100 degrees. today we begin to warm things back up. you have heard that fire story. fire danger increasing with temperatures topping 100 degrees across northern california. right now we do have fair skies. mostly clear skies except with the exception of fog hugging a good portion of the bay area coastline. most of the region in the clear. there we go with that fog bank coming a bit closer here. this is lower visibility here. this is out towards the sunset. we also have the fog. as we move the maps closer to downtown san francisco a little bit of hazy sunshine. update

. >>> a fire is growing larger in california in shasta trinity national forest 200 miles north of thet there on the map. the fire started on tuesday but it is really spreading thanks to the heat, the dry conditions and the wind. it's now more than 1,300 acres only 5% contained. so far the flames have not reached any homes. >>> and cal fire has also been ramping up for what is expected to be a historic fire season. the elite air attack unit spent its day training other local agencies for a long and dangerous summer. nbc bay area's robert honda has that story. >> reporter: cal fire's unit can sometimes make difficult rescues look somewhat simple lowering a firefighter to the ground, hoisting a victim to safety. >> real schism. has these little clips. >> reporter: today cal fire was training firefighters from santa clara county gilroy morgan hill on how to coordinate with the air unit on the ground. >> they're integral to all of our urban interstates, wild land fires. so for us to understand as suburban fire fighting for us to be able to work with them understand their operations underst

the fire broke out tuesday in the shasta-trinity national forest. crews have citifully built containment lines but winds could spread the flames. >>> a gusty and hot day for much of the bay area. people in foster city enjoying the sunny weather at the lagoon at the memorial park. right now it's still pretty warm in much of the bay area. drive drew tuma has more with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> we're really entering prime fire season. we have gusty winds, low relative humidity, ingredients for fires that start to spread rapidly. when you have numbers in the mid-50s like we have right now, it's a pleasant feeling but a rather dry atmosphere, and you combine that with gusty winds right now, out of the east fairfield, a gun of 35 miles-per-hour. 24 in livermore. 21 in hayward and mountain view, and that wind is coming off the ocean water so it's having a cooling effect. look at the 24-hour temperature change. 20 degrees cooler right now in concord than this time yesterday. and cooler air will continue to filter into the bay area throughs as well. det

the fire broke out tuesday in the shasta-trinity national forest. crews have citifully built contaient lines but winds coulspread the flames. >>> a gusty and hot day for much of the bay area. people in foster city enjoying the sunny weather at the lagoon at the memorial park. right now it's still pretty warm in much of the bay area. drive drew tuma hasore with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> we're really entering prime fire season. we have gusty winds, low relative humidity, ingredients for fires that sta to spread rapidly. when you have numbers in the mid-50s like we have ght now, it's a pleasant feeling but a rather dry atmosphere, and you combine that with gusty winds right w, out of the east fairfield, a gun of 35 miles-per-hour. 24 in livermore. 21 in hayward and mountain view, and that wind is comin off the ocean water so it's having a cooling effect. look at the 24-hour temperature change. 20 degrees coole right now in concord than this time yesterday. and cooler a will continue to filter into theay area throughs as well. detail those numbers

showers around mount shasta. light stuff.howers come come down here in the form of drizzle tomorrow morning. mild temperatures are in the area. 69 fairfield. down a couple degrees. last hour they were in the low 70s. tomorrow, 66 towards berkeley. broad brush. give you an idea. mild around the bay. hot spots, they are not hot. warmer. antioch, livermore valley, low -- well, upper 70s. low 80s tomorrow. then things change up. you will see that on the bay area weekend. things warm up. the low tweaks through. it is enough, though, it will spin moisture our way and it could trigger a few showers in the east bay communities as we head into tomorrow evening. the model does this. there is the sprinkle for the morning hours. 7:00 a.m. you can see the swirl there. right? watch what happens. the ground gets warm, the air rises and thunderstorms develop. with that flow going this way, takes the thunderstorm top, whatever is left and pulls it this way. you see, these models are nailing it. if this is off 10 miles, you are pushing showers

. >>> farther north firefighters are still battling a big blaze in the shasta-trinity national forest. 1300 acres have burned in weaverville between eureka and redding. fire crews have built containment lines but the heat and wind could make things worse. it's the largest of 20 fires this week sparked by lightning. >>> a tracy family is desperately looking for help finding their teenaged daughter. 14-year-old lillian was home wednesday night but disappeared the next day leaving a note. tracy police are asking the public to keep an eye out for the 5'6" girl with long brown hair and brown eyes. they say at this point there is no sign of foul play. >>> san jose's campaign to hire more women for the police department got a boost today. more than 100 women showed up at today's recruitment drive. the department has watched the number of female officers dwindle to just 8%. this first of its kind even was designed to push that number even higher. >> we have a hard time reaching females and getting women to come to us so we are going to put on a career fair and target women and we are going to

. >>> further north firefighters are still battling a massive fire in the shasta-trinity national forest. 13 hunk acres have burned in weaverville. fire crews have built containment lines but the heat and wind could make things worse. this is the largest of 20 fires this week sparked by lightning. >> two people are in the hospital after an accident involving one of great america's most popular roller coaster. mark kelly says the ride is now shut down indefinitely. >> reporter: it was whipping around the track today but the park didn't allow guests to ride while they try to figure out what went wrong with the coaster last night. >> reporter: this cell phone video captured. you can see paramedics on the platform giving first aid to the victim. >> i seen him. i didn't know what to do. [ crying ] >> my kids are there. it's just --it's not something that you expect to see. >> reporter: riders say the man, a maintenance worker at the park, was trying to get someone's cell phone off the roller coaster's platform when an incoming coaster struck him in the head. >> and then the car was coming ful

numerous thunderstorms up toward lake shasta. wonderful news for the entire state of california. just about the entire state will receive rainfall by this time tomorrow. it will be a warm, cloudy and humid night. we don't do this that often in the bay area. 64 for a low in livermore. san rafael, 59 degrees. what's going on? this is tropical moisture. why do we call it tropical moisture? the tropics are where hurricanes happen. hurricane blanca was the second hurricane in the east pacific. this is what's left of it. hurricanes don't make it this far north. but sometimes the moisture from the remnant hurricane does. we had half an inch of rainfall in santa barbara today. nearly that much in los angeles. we're not going to tap in to that much tropical moisture but rain in june is kind of rare and it's going to happen tomorrow morning. window of opportunity midnight tonight until lunchtime tomorrow. showers are likely in the bay area. in the middle of that we find the morning commute where it's going to be a little bit sloppy out there. enjoy it while it's here because a big ridge of

this morning, a thousand people have been evacuated and the fire has burned a thousand acres in the shasta trinity national forest. 160 firefighters are working to contain the wildfire. >> 4:38 and now the weather forecast. it looks like today >> find creative ways to keep cool the pool, movie shopping. here is a look at the temperatures 75 with warm weather at 3,600 people and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 60s until brentwood at 68 degrees. some of our coolest temperatures the closer you are to the court 54 a half moon bay and novato at 54 and pinole poster city, morning, waking up to 57 and if you can on the witnesses to cupertino, 60 and let the fresh air in before you hit the low 90's. here is a look at 87, near the shark tank not so foggy as yesterday. the commute should be a little bit easier today in that respect. inland 88 in the north bay and 99 in the east bay coast 65 to 75 in san francisco with free air conditioning and around the bay, 76 to 90 in the south bay. here is a look at walnut creek there is not much fog here either, as we head through the weekend the marine layer

because of the drought the water board issued an emergcy order to reduce water being removed from lake shasta. last year, warm water wipe out fall and winter salmon. >> california pool and spa association says a backyard fool can save water citing a study shows once you fill it a standard sized pool plus decking will use a third to half of the amount water as a lawn of the same size. the associion is lobbying agencies not to outlaw the filling of the pools. the pool in their view is landscaping. filling a pool for the first time will take about 20,000 gallons water. >> study done by the swimming industry? >> yes. they like swimming pools. >> understandable. >> i would love to be able to te you there are several gallons of water coming our way >> first live doppler 7 hd showing us low clouds near the coast and still sunny skies inland. and we have an area of organized rainfall northeastern corner of the state. and so no looking at golden gate ridge, low clouds above taking a look wet sts this morning. 600 in richmd. and 66 in half moon bay. scattered showers over sfo. it's 68 degrees in santa

. >>> also new at 11:00 a san car loss man died in a tragic accident in mount shasta. officials say michael murphy was found unconscious after falling. rescue workers tried air lifting the 56-year-old to the hospital but he was pronounced dead before he could be transplanted. a witness claims he may have fallen 2,000 feet. >>> drivers slowed along 280 this afternoon to watch firefighters battle this grass fire. santa clara county firefighter quickly knocked down the blaze on the northbound lanes near mag do lina avenue. several lanes were closed while crews battled the flames. >> reporter: the -- >>> the lack of affordable housing in the bay area and the south bay has been an intense rallying point. tonight a victory for families burdened by escalating home coast. chuck, the building industry really fought this one? >> reporter: yeah, now listen to this. the state supreme court now says the developers can be required to provide some affordable housing in new developments. it is a ruling that will be felt in more than 170 communities statewide, many of them here in the

of the drought the water board issued an emergency order to reduce water being removed from lake shasta. last year, warm water wiped out fall and winter salmon. >> california pool and spa association says a backyard fool can save water citing a study shows once you fill it a standard sized pool plus decking will use a third to half of the amount of water as a lawn of the same size. the association is lobbying agencies not to outlaw the filling of the pools. the pool in their view is landscaping. filling a pool for the first time will take about 20,000 gallons of water. >> study done by the swimming industry? >> yes. they like swimming pools. >> understandable. >> i would love to be able to tell you there are several gallons of water coming our way. >> first live doppler 7 hd showing us low clouds near the coast and still sunny skies inland. and we have an area of organized rainfall northeastern corner of the state. and so now, looking at golden gate bridge, low clouds above taking a look at wet spots this morning. 600 in richmond. and 66 in half moon bay. scattered showers over sfo. it'

. >> vicki: a wildfire in the shasta-trinity national forest between eureka and redding. is said to be contained at 20 percent as of this morning. fire officials say the lightning sparked wildfire remained at 1,490 acres overnight. calmer winds yesterday helped fire crews make gains on the blaze that has been burning about 866 firefighters are 240 people living in the town of hyampon near the fire.have been told to be ready to evactuate. can you see if there are any pics of the fire online? if not we can just make it an ots wildfire >> vicki: vacaville police are seeking two men suspected of robbing a k.f.c. early saturday morning located on alamo drive. an employee called police and said the men entered the retaurant. one with a semiautomatic handgun.and demanded money. after receiving the cash the suspects fled the scene.police set up a perimeter in the area but were unable to catch them. they were described as two black men around eighteen to twenty. both wearing black hooded sweatshirts and black masks over today was a great day for riding your bike.and for some it wa

. >> the victim of a dead le fall on mount shasta is identified as a san carlos man. 57-year-old michael murphy fell last thursday while climbing in the red banks area near north of lake helen on the mountain. rescuers say murphy may have fallen up to 2,000 feet. he was airlifted off the mountain at the 10,000-foot level by helicopter but died on the way to the hospital. >>> a 4-year-old child was shot during an exchange of gunfire in east oakland. the girl was in her car seat yesterday in her father's car when she was caught in the crossfire. a sheriff's deputy rushed her to the hospital in his cruiser. her wounds are not life- threatening. about a mile from where she was found there was possibly related as activity as officers examined shell casings and other evidence. they found multiple weapons and possible paintball guns. police are speaking only about the wounded child. >> this is a very upsetting scene for us. and we all should be upset about what happened today. >> some people were detained at the second city but little information about what happened so far. >>> today police in

little bit of smoke drifting over from a wildfire that's burning about 200 miles north of here in shastanity national forest. let's check in with ron may yada. we are getting a break with temperatures. >> they cooled off. yesterday mid 90s. today here's sunol, one of the areas in the 209s yesterday. and you saw smoke from the view from mt. hamilton blowing by at the top of the screen coming from north to south. the winds higher up closer to 20,000 feet. strong sea breeze. temperatures 4:00 only upper 70s around sunol today and 62 now in san francisco. so the 24-hour temperature change quite extreme for the north bay. of and around the tri valley we're seeing inland temperatures another 5 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. right now, the culprit, san francisco showing some warriors pride at the flag going 64 degrees, bouncing around like quite a bit there as the winds have gusted up close to 25 miles per hour. and you see the wind speeds now, strongly on shore. that will ensure once again headed into tomorrow morning, low clouds drizzle and mist once again, close to san francisco. partl

the fire was sparked by lightning in the shasta forest.forest service said it had 71% containment. firefighters say dry conditions and steep terrain have made their jobs difficult but they expect better fire fighting conditions tomorrow with cooler temperatures and increasing humidity. >>> investigators in texas say the men linked to an assault on dallas police headquarters had a violent past. police say two years ago he choked his own mother. the suspect was identified as james balwear. investigators say he planted pipe bombs and shot at the investigators and officers. he then led offices on an 11 hour chase to the small community of hutchins. he remained held up for hours until he was shot by a sniper. >>> the naacp postponed a meeting set for tomorrow where its member was supposed to speak. the spokane chapter said the meeting would be rescheduled because of need to continue speaking with national leaders. the naacp is investigates whether she lied about her ethnicity when she applied to be part of their board. >>> thousands gathered fo

it was sparked by lightning in the shasta trinity national forest between eureka and reading. winds are a problem, and the fire continued to advance. it is only 15% contained. the sheriff's office has ordered managed -- mandatory evacuations. no word of injuries or damage.>>> some northern california firefighters say the conditions are more likely to summer currently rather than late spring. some of the fires they have been called to shouldn't be happening. people who lived in this neighborhood are not happy about it. >> reporter: when the grass burned yesterday, the fire raced across the property to the neighbors land. >> we are lucky it only came as far as it did. >> reporter: another neighbor pulled out a garden hose.>> we aimed at the flames and got it. when the firemen got over there, they could knock it down. >> reporter: they say it was because of the weedeater being used by someone in and unoccupied home. >> they had no water condo hoses to try to put it out. >> reporter: michelle item says her agency responded to five fires yesterday. this was one of two that were sta

the state water board issued an emergency order to reduce the amount of water released from lake shastat gets too low the water wot be cold enough for salmon to swan there. warmwater wiped out a generation of fall and winter king salmon an endangered species. >>it was so odd in may. every day it is cloudy or cool. not such aad thing given where we are with the drght. >> that's true. for the month ofay we averaged about 4 to 6 degrees below the average for this time of the year which is a good thing given the drght that we have. the last thing we need is a heat wave. re's a look at the live doppler 7 hd. we have clouds beginning to pus across the bay from the coastline ght now. but many inland areas are under mostlylear skies to. the northeast around the redding area and farther, we have a line of showers with lightng strikes and thunderstorms in the la hour or two. but the storms are beginning to lose their intensity and winng down. back to the bay area the temperature is 58 in san francisco. 61 across the bay in oakland and hayward. and concord, not much of a range of temperatures rht

santa cruz county and other agencies a civil complaint about pricing this to the long fresno and shastaconfident of funds to customers and charge more than prices advertise on store shelves and signs in their advertisements did not acrid disclose information about the cash program. >>darya: the california nurses association and its ucsf much as are going to outline the impact of a proposed gold as the warriors of readmission bank the 18,005 undersea iran and the solemn meeting at 11:00 this morning at a corner of 16th and third street in san francisco because they have concerns about their arena there were a lot impact of access to care patient help and comfort and also their ability to health care work as nurses and doctors how they would get to the hospital and the gridlock traffic from a new arena where tracking bay area weather is one to be triple digit heat for in the spots will talk about that coming up after this break. >>darya: the historic vote on friday or the supreme court ruled same-sex marriage legal and all 50 states and an activist 6 confederate flag of south carolina joi

stuff shows up north of santa rosa, lake county, you will see activity, shasta county, tahoe, thundershowerss. at 10:00 p.m. i will update it. that could produce -- doesn't take much, shifts, and we are talking thunderstorms for napa. right? vacaville. i will track that for you. not saying that is going to happen. when i come back we will track that and we will be talking more about the weekend. >> thank you. >>> just ahead here, new life for steel from the eastern span of the bay bridge and how some will be used to beautify the bay area. >> and at 6:00 p.m. her pet was poisoned on a trail in the south bay, details about the case authorities are investigating as animal cruelty. and a crime that has people shaking their heads, someone walked away with all the money a organization spent the day collecting for cancer patients. my new summer meal's got eight pieces of chicken, a large coleslaw baked beans with pulled chicken, 4 biscuits and a half gallon of dole classic lemonade. you see what i'm talkin' about? it's still finger lickin' good. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (m

thiss the saddle fire on the border of the shasta trinity national forest. 250 acres. tonight, police arrest aid maned a man, acsed of setting four electric cars on fire at a chevy dealersh. the suspect is charged with arson. accused of causing $100,000 of damage to four volts. surveillance video showing a man picking up a piece of cloth. the man lights a fire. appears to throw it under one of the cars. >> san francisco's police chief calls it one of the biggest firearms seizures in recent memory. not only weapons but explosives too. c 7 news reporter vick lee has more on the bust and two suspects taken into custody. >> reporter: 38 firearms. among them. 22 assault rifles. 12 handguns. a cache of explosis including pipe bombs, a bomb making kit. even a grenade. and 5,000 round of ammunition. >> this is as large a seizur as i can remember going back to 2009. >> all found here at this south san francisco home occupied by austin chin, arrested lt week. also captured, homer matthews. neighbor john durand saw it all go down. >> all i hear was a big -- boom- then they come i

. >>> firefighters making progress on a big wild fire burning in the shasta trinity national forest. it has burned a little more than 1500 acres but 60% contained. firefighters are also dealing with 99-degree heat. they're hoping though cooler temperatures will help them contain it faster. >>> california's drought effecting the way firefighters battle wild fires this year. firefighters say the ocean is a good source of water when it comes to battling fires along the coast. firefighters are also trying to use less water during their training. firefighters are not only being effected in the field, governor jerry bunnies 25% water district has hit fire stations as well. >>> bay area scientists are heading to the amazon to get a better look at the drought. they are studying hundreds of species of trees and how climate change has effected them. the amazon has experienced two mocha drought. this should help scientists understand what could happen to if california investigation. >>> it's 6:15. let's get everybody out the door. everybody behaving? >> so far. it hasn't been a bad commute. rig

lake shasta. getting rain. for us, we are only had south end -- we are on the south end. well -- we had sprinkles this morning. it is kind of busting up the inversion and allowing for fog to go away today. allowing temperatures inland to stay cool because it is taking marine air and pushing it inland. that is what we are seeing. mid-70s. over night lows, low 50s. like last week. clouds tomorrow. many of us. fog foot print. santa rosa stays out of it. maybe napa. highs tomorrow, 80s. they come back into it. similar to today. maybe a little warmer. forecast highs tomorrow, 79 vacaville. 77 clear lake. 71 novato. 64 richmond. 79 antioch. santa clara valley, mid-70s as well. air quality good. fire danger is down. and you have temperatures that will be mild tomorrow. the five-day forecast sets you up like this, temperatures tuesday like today. dip on wednesday and thursday. and then friday comes back up. waffles back up. saturday. sunday too a chance for -- a drizzle. we will talk about that. nothing really earth shattering going on today and tomorrow. we will keep track of it

it was sparked by lightning last week in the trinity shasta national forest between eureka and reddinghe forest service says the fire has burned about 1500 acres since it started last tuesday. now it's about 40% contained. no one has been hurt. no buildings have been burned. evacuation order for about 100 people in the area has been lifted now. people are being told be ready to leave again if there are any major flairups. >>> also today san jose mineta airport starts offering nonstop service to and from beijing. they will offer five flights a week to and from beijing. the first arrives in san jose at 11:30 this morning. the first departure will be at 1:30 this afternoon. the flights are all on board the boeing dream liner. they offer similar service from just three other cities seattle, chicago, and boston. >>> a charter plane carrying the los angeles dodgers were forced to make an emergency landing because of a mechanical issue. first baseman adrian gonzalez tweeted about the incident. his first message reads just landed in l.a.. and then he says problem with plane, switching planes.

. >>> a lightning sparked a wildfire in the shasta trinity national forest has grown to 1300 acres and is just 5% contained. it broke out tuesday about halfway between eureka and redding. no damaged buildings have been reported or injuries. >> park officials say they are cooperating with state officials while investigating the park ride accident. two people were injured in friday night's accident in santa clara. a worker is in critical condition this morning. a rider suffered a broken finger. officials say the employee stepped into the path of the ride while trying to get a rider's cell phone. >> make sure they don't do that. it's not worth it for a cell phone. >> makes me not want to ride the roller coaster. it really does. >> park management said in a statement that safety is its number one priority. >>> in 1998 there was an accident on the same roller coaster that used to be called top gun. a hayward man was killed when he will climbed over a fence to get his wife's hat and was kicked in the head by a rideer. a year later a twelve-year-old boy goal his death on drop tower after slip

there's talk of enlrging -- enlarging shasta reservoir here, talk of building a new reservoir here at temperance flat. there's talk of enlarging, in fact, this one is almost certain to happen enlarging los vaqueros vezzvoir, the san luis vezzroir needs to be rebuilt because of earthquake safety and could be expanded. there's another one south of it that's another large reservoir and of course the ockfers in the entire central valley of california. we've already talked about the aquifers in southern california. you have to have storage south of the delta. if you have storage south of the delta, then the governor's plan or my plan, the little sip-big gulp plan will work. storage is absolutely essential in all of these configurations. fail to do the storage and nothing is going to work. so let me just review what we been talking about here. we've been talking about a water plan for all california. conservation to be sure, the great agricultural areas even over here in the latest valley. conservation along this entire area. conservation in the great metropolitan areas and the bay area. in

evacuations are now in effect because of a fire in the shasta trinity forest. the saddle fire has burned about 780 acres so far. it's the largest of several smaller fires that were sparked by lightning storms that moved through the area earlier this week. you can see the brown smoke there in the sky. fire officials say they've been able to contain many of the other fires to less than 5 acres. firefighters have been busy trying to deal with about two dozen fires in all. two firefighters are also suffered heat related injuries. >>> a new development involving a case of arson at a marin county car dealership that we told you about last night. police in novato arrested this man today. he's accused of setting four brand new cars on fire. investigators say john allen bixler of novato targeted the novato chevrolet dealership. his arrest comes after police release surveillance video last night, showing a man lighting four chevy bolts on fire. the suspect also walking across the street to a chinese restaurant. two of those new cars were destroyed, and the other two were

. >>> a lightning sparked a wildfire in the shasta trinity national forest has grown to 1500 acres and is just 5% -- or about 20% contained. it broke out tuesday about halfway between eureka and redding. no damaged buildings have been reported or injuries. >> california's great america said they are cooperating with state officials investigating a roller coaster accident that sent two people in the hospital. the ride will be shut down until the investigation is complete. a worker is in critical condition this morning. a rider suffered a broken finger. officials say the employee stepped into the path of the ride while trying to get a rider's cell phone. >> make sure they don't do that. take care so they don't do that. it's not worth it for a cell phone. >> makes me not want to ride the roller coaster. it really does. >> park management said in a statement that safety is its number one priority. back in 1998 there was an accident on the same roller coaster that used to be called top gun. a hayward man was killed when he will climbed over a fence to get his wife's hat and was kicked in th

two firefighters in the shasta area suffered heat related injuries.ures... >>> san francisco firefighter will be reunited next week with a baby and parents they helped birth in an ambulance. the parents called 9-1-1 when they realized they would not make it to the hospital on their own so the firefighters picked them up but it still wasn't fast enough for frank mendes, jr. look at him, he arrived about 15 minutes into the ride to the hospital. he was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around its neck but they are trained paramedics so they knew what do about it. >> it is a special day for the family. we are pleased to be a part of it. >> the firefighters have a few gifts for baby frank, that little shirt there. and they will give him toys and an honorary uniform. baby frank is on the fast track to becoming a firefighter since he already has experience with a plans, you know? >> thank -- with an ambulance, you know? >> thank god they were right there. i am sure it was scary for the parents. >> i am sure! >>> well, we have good news today, pam and dav

evacuations are in affect because of a fire in the shasta- trinity national forest. the fire burned about 750-acres and is the largest of several smaller fires sparked by lightning strikes from storms that moved through the area earlier this week. here are some of the pictures near the fire. you can see the brown smoke in the air there. fire officials say they have been able to contain many of the other fires to less than five acres. two firefighters suffered heat- related injuries. >>> and as san francisco gets ready for this month's gay pride celebration, the up coming supreme court ruling, the one on same-sex marriage, is on everybody's mind. there was a kick off pride for sf pride's 45th year on the roof of the lgbt center late last night. the parade is on sunday, june 28th. quince dentally the supreme court ruling on the same-sex marriage -- coincidentally the supreme court's ruling on the same-sex marriage ban is also expected the end of this month. >> it is monumental. >> i think there is some degree of anxiety, for same sex couples around the country and fami

ceremonies in their territory along the mccloud river watershed in northern california near mount shasta the middle is jeanette armstrong. she is a selx--syilx, uh, okanagan, a fluent speaker of okanagan, and a traditional knowledge keeper of the okanagan nation. she currently holds the canada research chair in okanagan indigenous knowledge and philosophy at ubc okanagan. and just on a personal note, she is probably the single most

shasta city redding, and a little bit south perhaps in chico but the big story for the past several weekseen the chill. look at this. not only was may below average, may so far this year has been the coldest month of the year in san francisco. that has never happened before where may was colder than january february march and april. may the coldest month of the year. overnight tonight pretty mild night. 55 in oakland. fremont, 55. santa rosa, 52 degrees. here's the set up. low pressure to our north. just showed you the rainfall. much more rainfall from medford oregon to bellingham, washington. that rain will stay to the north but it's continuing the onshore flow. it's still there. it's going no where. zonal flow. not too much of a kink in the jet stream right now. it will still be cooler than average in the bay area for the next several days. watching something very interesting. the eastern pacific right now has had an early start to hurricane season. since the winds flow counterclockwise, we may begin to see a pattern where we draw up more tropical moisture. some of that tropical moistur

it is around point shasta to medford, oregon, with thunderstorms there.hese thunderstorms to our south and the west as they rotate toward us. here is a chance of a thunderstorm around los angeles and 82 and fresno is 94 and the high country 79 at lake tahoe and more thunderstorms north of chico during the afternoon hours and 103 is one of the few warm spots today. >>> safe travels. >> here is a look at the golden gate bridge using the low beams because it is foggy. it appears that the fog is extending over to the east bay however, it is not impeding your visibility between berkeley and emeryville and up to the macarthur maze. when you get to the tolls the metering lights are turned on and you have a ten minute wait from east bay to san francisco. now i have word of a big-rig fire burning westbound 580 at grant line road and possibly one lane is blocked with spectator slowing. get your drive over the altamont pass trillion be slow. 25 miles per hour around vasco. kristen and eric? >>> new at 6:00 body cameras banned. the behind the scenes antics keeping th

the state water board issued an emergency order to reduce the amount of water released from lake shastaned if it is too slow the water will not be cold enough for salmon to spawn. last year an entire generation of sam monday were wiped out because of warm water. >> expect a mob at a local bookstore, a surprise book coming out in the installment of "50 shades," published june 1 with the book called "gray." it is written from christian's . of view and comes out on the main character's birthday. >> if you cannot wait june 18 is two weeks and two days from ted. >> there you have it. >> a trend for authors to tell the story from one perspective and then write from the other character's perspective. >> what would they do with harry potter? >> good morning, everyone, here is what to expect during the average oakland in june starting at spent and 55 for a high and low. minor warming. our extreme is 107 and 48 and one of the driest months. if you are going to the game tonight, the giants have lost three in a row 60 at 7:15 and dropping to 67. it will be more breezy than normal. we do not have mu

. >>> new this morning, there are 20 lightning fires burning right now in the shasta trinity national forest. that is near weaverville, about halfway between eureka an redding. the largest of those fires started tuesday and has torch more than 1,000 acres. now, it hasn't charred major growth, but firefighters say 90- degree weather expected this weekend could make things worse. >>> the snatch-and-run trend of stealing smart phones is down in cities all across the country since a kill switch came preinstalled on smart phones. the number of smart phone thefts has drop by a million last year a -- dropped by a million just last year alone. before robbers would just take the cell phones often violent rhodely and wipe -- violently, and resell them on the street for a couple hundred bucks. >> now you cannot reset these devices. you're going to need the original owner's credentials, and a password to set the phone. they're not going to have those and accordingly the phone is useless. >> george gascone is heralding the technology. he first asked the cell phone companies to come up with an auto