(pam) we are following breaking news out of southern california. where police are in a standoff with a man on a roof. you're looking live at that picture right now, you can see officers on the ground ttrying to talk with the man. now this all started with a chase that ended with the man climbing on that roof. police say the driver is accused of dragging his girlfriend.. before that chase. we will stay on top of this and bring you updates as they come in. still ahead at 8, imagine coming home,,..to find thousands of bees have invaded your home. it happened to one california family....how the bugs got inside. and next. dragged by a car on the freeway. what led to this dangerous confrontation in southern california. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] (pam) d

juvenile great white sharks have been spotted swimming close to the southern california coast and filmrews may be to blame. film crews are throwing bait into the water in hopes of capturing more sharks to capture them on camera. chumming is not illegal, but it is bringing them close to the beach. there's no report that want chumming is leading to attacks on people. >> people say that's part of the problem on the east coast with chumming with fishing. >> reporter: i don't know what you do about that. >> don't put your legs in the water off the boat. >> chum further out. >> reporter: sharks are probably happy to have the chum. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have no major rain around the region, just a sprinkle in lancaster and pilots west of reading. mostly this is light and outside the region. we'll see if any of this pops in during the morning commute. looking outside, sky6 live hd there's the commodore barry bridge, a mix of clouds and sun early this morning coming, later in the day it's clouds and sunny breaks and spotty showers. 66 degrees is the current temperature. for now,

that's bob hope airport in southern california. several homes are threatened but so far we have not seen any homes catch fire and we have not had any reports of injuries. but that fire is still burning and we're going to keep an eye on it. >> we've also seen firefighters there working to keep those homes safe. we're going to continue to stay on top of this. >> researchers want to pin down the source of the massive ransom ware attack. >> a list of u.s. companies effected has grown. >> the computers all across the world locked up by a massive cyber attack. the software hitting russia and ukraine the hardest. pharmaceutical company, the parent company of kraft and nabisco among entities impacted in the u.s. >> this is one of the most widespread impacts of ransom ware we've ever seen. >> it could be a criminal organization, it could be a hacktivist. it's too soon to tell. >> looking to include the cyber world as a military domain. the >> we are strengthening the defenses of our networks but also helping nato allies to strengthen their

. >>> and we're monitoring the fast moving wildfire raging right now in southern california. the evacuations in effect and the damage it's caused. >>> good sunday even everybody i'm alyana gomez. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets of san francisco for its 47th annual pride parade. as ktvu allie rasmus explained the parade was fun and festive, but also included a new protest group. >> reporter: the crowd cheered and flags waved. people poured out of bart stations and hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets for the annual spectacle and celebration on market street, the san francisco pride parade. >> a lot of happy people, the openness of the city embracing everything that's been going on. i just think it's beautiful, it's wonderful. >> reporter: san francisco residents have been a couple for 51 years, participating in this parade for decades going back to the 70s. >> what seemed like more of a protest in those days than it is these days. although i think with our current administration, we are back into the protest days. we have really struggled to keep

southern california, wildfire at santa clarita has grown to 780 acres. lower humidity, and strong winds battling the flames at the base of the grapevine area. the fire brokered out when a car crashed into the tree. it prompted evacuation of 100 homes. one home was damaged. that fire is 60% con stained. >>> frank joins us with storying we're working on at 5:00 and you begin with a tragic accident. >> coming up at 5:00 a father is dead over saving his five-year-old daughter when their kayak overturned. we'll hear from family members about what happened. >> a 14-year-old arrested in a home invasion robbery. >> the video we obtained shows it happening. need to and more at 5:00. >> we look forward to that. we'll see you at 5:00. >> first it was electronics, now the tsa wanting to take a closer look at your books. new security procedures being tested out and privacy concerns about it. >>> good news and bad news for drivers as main hit the road for the 4th of july holiday weekend. the survey found the average price for gas dropped $0.07 in the u.s. during the p

heading to southern california for most of it.re's a june gloom en the coast even up on rueeureka, and this low cloud. some areas have the sun and if you do there's a west breeze. most locations are 50s. there are 60s but mainly 6652 in bradenton. ty ron is at other and at. the bay, that is a little system moving in later tonight. we will continue to ramp up the fog bank, keep a breeze in place and on shore breeze or a fresh wind almost gusting to 30 out of travis. also, about 32 at the path. that's from 50 to 54. that is a big difference. southern california on the desert, it will be warm to hot but not blazing hot like it was same for the desert south west. the sierra looks good and the pretty warm temperatures but no thunderstorms, for us, it is fogs and 60s, 70s, 80s, and once the fog burns off or if it doesn't burn off, you could have a breeze today into the holiday weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> time 7:51. it is a trail of the east bay that became popular for taking the selfie. but is it becoming less popular? coming up a

. >>> i want to show you a live picture from a wildfire burning out of control in southern california. again, live pictures of all of that smoke coming out. is called the holcomb fire in a started at 3:00 this morning -- this afternoon and the san bernardino national forest. officials say it has burned about 200 acres. we've been watching it for half an hour. we have seen a lot of flames coming and there's lots of smoke. rugged and hilly terrain there in the forest. no homes are threatened. emergency workers say the flames are growing though and the fire at this hour is burning out of control. a big fight down there in southern california near big bear lake. >>> the heat wave here has triggered spikes in demand for electricity. over the weekend, tens of thousands of pg&e customers lost their power. >> this afternoon and concorde, pg&e replace the damaged transformer that simply couldn't take the heat. more failures are expected as a week gets hotter. >> for the bay area is been since 2006 during the mega heat wave. we have an experience temperatures like that in quite some time. for s

ground on two brush fires in southern california. this fire, near castaic lake, north of los a >>> firefighter are gaining ground on two brush fires in southern california. take a look at this fire here. this is at castaic lake north of los angeles. so far it has burned about a thousand acres and destroyed two out buildings there and only about 10% contained. hundreds of firefighters are there and working on this fire. a much smaller one is burning in the wrightwood area of san bernardino and that is about 50% contained only 11 acres there have burned so far. >>> temperatures around 105 degrees in danville today, but people still turned out for the city's summer-fest. look at what they did. this is the video of the day. >> so sweet. keeping the kids cool. >> keeping her nice and cool and she seemed to expect it. >> that is right. >> and this annual festival draws families from all over the east bay. it is a success. a classic car show and concert and events part of the weekend. it was another success and everybody survived 105 degree

. >> why a southern california >> why a southern california power company >>> we're back at 4:40. the navy launching a double investigation into the deadly collision off japan that killed seven american sailors including two from california. the big question now, how did a container ship hit a sophisticated u.s. destroyer? >> reporter: terrifying moments for sailors aboard the uss fitzgerald left with a mangled midsection. the destroying t-boned in the middle of the night, immediately flooding the cramped compartment for more than 100 of the crew slept. >> the damage is mostly underneath the water line and it's a large gash. near the keel of the ship. so the water flow was tremendous. so there wasn't a lot of time in those spaces that were open to the sea. >> multiple maritime trackers show the acx crystal making a giant u-turn just 25 minutes before colliding with the "uss fitzgerald." the 35,000 ton container ship crashed into the quarters leaving minutes for the crew to escape. the navy called off the search for survivors and announced divers for the bodies of seven missing sail

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beaches in southern california - following a cluster of shark sightings.rones have proved key to the warnings. r >>> signs are popping up on beaches in southern california following shark sightings. drones have proved key to the warnings. a man flying a drone over a state beach there in orange county says his aircraft caught sight of a 6-foot-long great white shark lingering by swimmers. barry curtis had a lifeguard check his viewfinder and soon a shore boat helped people on the water. his drone showed the sharks were 900 feet from the swimmers. >>> facebook could be one step closer to providing internet access across the globe. the company just completed its second drone test. unlike the first test, the drone didn't crash this time. the device is designed to beam internet access to remote areas of the planet. facebook officials say the aircraft flew for an hour and 46 minutes before it landed in arizona. the goal is to have it fully functioning in a couple of years. >>> the fight over 100-year-old railroad trestle in san jose could stretch on despite a re

a wildfire is threatening homes tonight in southern california. it's one of more than 20 large fires burning in the west. fire crews are hampered by high winds and dry conditions. jaimy yuccas has the latest. >> you can see right now that fire protection is happening on a number of homes here in the burbank area. 60 to 70 homeowners had to evacuate their homes. you can hear the helicopters up above right now too. there is at least three or four different fire helicopters that are dumping water in specific areas. that is because there brush fire grew very, very quickly on the side of the hill here. >> that hot spot very close to those homes. excellent drop, take a look at that. >> it was a wet winter and many people thought we wouldn't have as bad a fire season. let's go down and take a look at what is happening down here. you can see some of the flames flairing up right now as i am speaking am i just watched this flair up just a moment ago. that is what firefighters are having to contend with. even though it had been a wet winter here in the los a

. >> mason: also tonight, a small plane crasheses in flames on a busy southern california freeway. the president's twitter feud escalates. the hosts of "morning joe" now accuse the white house of blackmail. americans on the move-- travel's at an all-time high with gas prices at a 12-year low. >> i love the lower price. it helps me out tremendously. glm and steve hartman's "on the road"" and in the yard where an unlikely friendship has taken route. >> has dean ever sent him back saying, "not today?" >> never. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> mason: good evening, i'm anthony mason. a doctor who had been fired from a hospital in new york went back today wearing a white lab coat to height an assault rifle-- hide an assault rifle. then he began shooting. when it was over at least one victim was drkd several wounded. the shooter took his own life. don dahler is at the hospital in the bronx. >> there's an active shooter at this time. units, be advised, confirmed shots fired. >> reporter: it was just before 3:00 p.m. inside bronx lebanon hospital when gunshots

with blood on his s.hand >> mason: also tonight, a small plane crasheses in flames on a busy southern california freeway. the president's twitter feud escalates. the hosts of "morning joe"ow n accuse the white house of blackmail. americans on the move-- travel's at an all-time high with gas prices at a 12-year low. >> i love the lower price. it helps me out tremendously. glm and steve hartman's "on the road"" and in the yard where an unlikely friendship the bronx. >> there's an active shooter at this time. units, be advised, confirmed shots fired. >> reporter: it was just before 3:00 p.m. inside bronx lebanon hospital when gunshots rang out on the 16th floor. dr. henry bella, a former doctor at the hospital, pulled an assault rifle from under his white lab coat and opened fire. the gunman shot seven people, killing at least one female doctor before police say he shot and >> i saw blood on the floor. i saw a doctor with blood on his hands. >> reporter: gonzalo coraso worked on th

. >>> a crash on a southern california free way caught on camera. it was all sparked by road rage. see which drivers investigators are working for. >>> a new bike company, we just told you about that, and the controversy. . >>> they are investigating this crash in hayward. the crash happened around 9:30 this morning on i80. the bus blew a tire and sliding against the highway. no one was seriously hurt. two lanes were closed though backing up traffic. those lanes reopened just before 2:15 this afternoon. >>> a shocking apparent road rage incident on a southern california free way was caught on camera. the driver of a motor vehicle and an suv get in an altercation. the motorcyclist kicked at the door when it gets too close. the driver of the suv swerved toward the bike. it hit another car and caused the car to flip over. two of the drivers are hurt but they are expected to be okay. officers are now looking for that motorcycle driver who could be facing charges after leaving the scene. >>> two girls are now missing after watching next flicks's 13 reasons why. they were both 13 years o

flames in southern california. the fire has spread to more >>> hundreds of firefighters have been racing to crush these flames in southern california. the fire spread to more than 750 acres near camp pendleton in san diego county. it now threatens homes and an animal shelter. so far no reports of injuries or property damage since the fire started yesterday afternoon. firefighters believe it started near a campground but the cause is under investigation. >>> tennis star venus williams is at the center of a police investigation in florida. authorities say she caused a crash that killed a 78-year-old man. the crash happened on june 9 in palm beach gardens. last night investigators released the police report. witnesses told investigators that williams ran a red light in her suv. that's when another car hit her. that driver claims she was unable to stop. a passenger in the second car was injured in the crash and died two weeks laters. no citation or charges against williams yet. >> if you look at vehicular homicide and

southern california. la. san diego dealing the june gloom.ings not cool. 78 degrees in the low 100's as it's phoenix. 119 or 120. lookingabout 104, 105 which if you have been down there you know that's not to shabby. low clouds and fog giving way to mostly sunny skies but temperatures unless you are really far inland yukia, clear lake, vaville. they are 60s, 70s and 80s. kind of holding steady out toward antioch and low 9's. 66. there is a big difference here. these are near average to slightly below. should be closer to 81. san francisco -- 67. redwood city. that's not bad. not crutch change each day and maybe a little cooler early next week. that was cool. that's a big difference. when that happens. >> you were talking about dads and leaving early. my dad was always early and one of my favorites or least favorite sayings. he with say you are almost late. that's on time. that's on time. see? he was almost late . he wants you there five minutes early. >> exactly. at least. at least. >> you can share it one more? >> when my dad was a ceo a cou

we are hot in southern california and throughout the state. these purple areas representing that heat. that's why there's a flex alert for tomorrow and wednesday. use your utilities and your dishwashers and washing machines and if you're charging your car, do it after nine or 10:00 at night. then you're not straining the system. back in the mid-90s when we had those rolling brownouts when it gets hot, you're running a lot of ac. the fire danger is big. we're looking at temperatures that will stay hot. it was cooler today and tomorrow, 22 degrees cooler at sfo right now. that heat advisory stays in effect right through thursday. maybe a little be on that. we will see. 30 mile-per-hour west wins. is getting stuck behind the east bay hill. you can see gunk in the air. and so, with 30 years of perspective, this is tomorrow's for -- fog forecast -- is not normal dizzy five days of heat advisories. we usually have two or three days of heat advisories and then the fog comes back in were done. this is an unusual situation and it's a big deal. health c

. >>> plus, a wildfire growing in size in southern california where containment stands tonight. >>> and first family spending time at camp david, not the only thing the president did today, what he revealed regarding his finances. they got up to the mid-nineties today. a heat advisory is still in effect. >>> a live look at dublin right now where temperatures got in the mid-90s today. heat advisory still in effect. rob mayeda will be here shortly with more on the forecast, a hot one. >>> and first on the wildfire that is burning in southern california. we first told you about this at 5:00 tonight, it burned about 200 acres in l.a. county, now growing in numbers. the lake fire burning along the ridge, all the smoke there as it entered the angeles national forest. so far nobody has been hurt, several outhouses have burned, but nobody has been hurt. the fire is contained at 10%. >>> and in london, 58 people now presumed dead in london, many questions remain, authorities resume searching the building today warning the number of victims could go even higher. >> the number 58 may change. i rea

southern california, the interior will be smoking hot. the coast will deal with a lot of june gloom. plenty of 90s away from the water's edge. 7:32. >> the trouble is it's going to be hot inland that if you want to seek relief, it's not necessarily going to be a great day at the beach. >> there always areas -- santa cruz will be fine. >> those will be crowded spots. no doubt about it. >>> i want to talk first about the commute in general. it shaping up nicely this morning. just a few exceptions where we are seeing some slowing. we will show you the eastshore freeway. coming through berkeley, not as bad as it would be on any normal day. we're looking at friday like conditions. you can see things moving along slowly. about a 10-15 minute delay. getting into san francisco, it's overall not that bad of a ride. we will take a down and show you the san mateo bridge. headed westbound, the folks on the right-hand side are heading toward the peninsula, it's bogged down past the toll plaza but about halfway across it frees up and should be a decent

it feels like we moved down to southern california all of a sudden. >> reporter: ocean beach and san francisco had a so call feel to it. the heat brought out surfers and beachgoers. these women waited 45 minutes to get their ice cream. >> was it worth it? >> absolutely. it's always worth it. >> reporter: christine dean is visiting from hawaii. >> it's good. you guys should get more heat. people need sun. >> reporter: people took advantage of the sun. >> how are you guys taking advantage of this weather. >> i honestly slept outside today. it felt great. slept outside. >> i've been out with the dog. it felt a little cooler. >> reporter: and in the east bay where temps reached the triple digits, kids beat the heat their own way and fire officials are glad to see people making use of the heating temps at the alameda county fair. because they know how quickly a hot day can turn into a medical emergency. >> because any time you have at risk population, being out in the sun is not a good idea. >> it's worth than sacramento. so i think we have it pretty lucky over here. at least we have a ni

>> southern california. >> oh, this is radically, radically-- keep up the good work. glad you're there. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> is that your father? [laughte [laughter]. >> how are you doing? >> thank you, my man. >> oh, yeah, yeah. thank you for your support, m man. >> oh, thank you. >> there you go. god bless you, take care. appreciate it. >> how are you? >> where are you from? very good. what do you do? >> what do you do there? >> nice. thank you for the good work. that's, t cool, too. please come around. thank you. >> hi, my turn. >> how are you? >> good. >> thank you.

he is 34-year-old david murillo of hesperia -- which is in southern california.rillo is in jail and is expected to be charged with murder. ( mark ) happening today... former first lady michelle obama will be in the bay area.( darya ) she will be speaking at apple's developer's conference later this morning. kron 4's will tran is live in san jose this morning with the details. will. ( will ) the former first lady will be speaking at 9:00 this morning. according to apple c-e-o tim cook she will be speaking about empowering minorities to get involved in the tech industry. this is day two of the conference. peop0el are excited to see e former first lady. cros are gathering to hear her speak. <(irina fernandez/attende e-about women in development because there's <(irina fernandez/attende e-about women in development because there's only a few of us. it's mostly guys. i don't know if she will talk about having more developers, apple developers, maybe the government can do to encourage more people, more women in tech)> ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you

the area of high pressure encompassing northern california, southern california.arizona, and portions of nevada. you saw the temperature forecast for las vegas at 116. 109 in fresno. and mid-80s on the south shore. 67degrees monterey bay. and 63 degrees in half moon bay to 103 in discovery bay. so we're talking a 40-degree temperature span today. tomorrow and thursday, 107 on thursday. and there's that gradual occurring by friday. michelle griego, that's gradual, isn't it? >> it's gradual. >>> wildfires have killed 60 people in portugal can be seen from space. you're looking at the clouds captured by nasa's satellite. the flames were parked by lightning. and 2000 firefighters have been working. an expected high of 109 degrees could make for an uphill battle. they hope to contain the flames by the end of the day. >>> time now 6:52. a newly released report on the ghost ship fire makes clear that we might never know the cause. next a look at why that is. >> reporter: and right now we're following developing news in fremont half two burglars were caught in a neighborh

. >>> right now we're following a developing story out of southern california where firefighters are trying to take down a fast moving brush fire in placerita. so far about 800 acres have been burned. the fire department says the fire started early this afternoon after a vehicle hit a tree causing sparks. now the firefighters shut down the highway. so far they've issued mandatory evacuations in the area. >>> here in the bay area days of record breaking heat have given way to a cooler weekend. there's the golden gate bridge. it's about the temperature you'd expect right now. how long will these nice conditions last. >> i think we're all definitely enjoying them and we were even slightly cooler than what we saw yesterday. in loss gattos and walnut creek seeing those beautiful skies. right now along the coast we're in the 60s, san francisco 64 degrees, palo alto 74 and san jose 71 and we can see that temperature trend throughout the night hours and continue to drop into the lower 60s and early on tomorrow morning expect to feel more of ahumidity as well as you wake up with that early mo

the amazing rescue in southern california you have to see. full bay bridge =scott/live= ad lib live picture oracle -- >>> and welcome back on this monday morning. we're up 2-0. you know when we can relax? when we're up 4-0. there's a live look at oracle arena. >> this is pretty amazing to see. rescue workers in southern california had to use a helicopter to save a horse that fell down a cliff in calabasas. rescuers harnessed the horse, flew it to a clearing they so they could have more space to let it free and help it along. he was sedated so the harness could be on in the first place. don't know how he fell off the cliff. imagine waking up during that? >> let's get you out of sedation and off onto the road. let's check the weather. >> it is looking good as you head out. no issues. it's a little bit cool. as we get a live look outside at san francisco, we don't have the really dense fog, but there may be misting going on for a little while, then all clear skies as we head through the day, and the temperature now at 52 degrees. we're at 56 deg

again a small plane has crashed on the busy 405 freeway in southern california. this is right at the end of the john wayne -- the runway at the john wayne airport in santa ana. the airport was briefly shut down. air traffic recordings indicate that the pilot may have lost power in one of his engines as he was landing. >>> new at noon a coast guard crackdown to keep bay area boaters safe this holiday weekend. kpix 5's jackie ward says, prepare for a sobriety checkpoint if you are heading on the water. >> reporter: 624 people died in boating and paddling accidents last year. the coast guard is giving us some tips on how to make this holiday a safer one. boaters can expect to see a lot more coast guard units out on the water this july 4 weekend as part of operation dry water. it's aimed at raising awareness of the dangers boaters can put themselves in if they operate a boat under the influence. that's why the coast guard will be using these vessels to conduct field sobriety tests. >> it's dangerous driving on the water under the influence. the blood alcohol level is

. >>> someone hit it big in as tiny southern california town and it is not the first time. we will check in, next. >>> we are taking a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza with some cars to kick off your monday morning commute. we have some wind advisories to tell you about coming up. >>> in san leandro man accused of shooting a statue at a church could face hate crime charges. officers found this near the church on manor boulevard on saturday. they were able to grab a gun from his waistband during the struggle and then officers discovered eight rounds had been fired into the statue and no one was hurt. >>> in san francisco woman who spends her time rescuing dogs is getting back to her routine after a violent. she told jackie ward what was toughest about returning to life as normal. >> reporter: in the 15 years that she's lived in this neighborhood, she has never once felt unsafe. she said she feels like she was targeted because she was a woman alone at night. haley was returning home from a fundraiser for her nonprofit and she suddenly felt like shadows w

we should see some upper 90s and 100s in the central valley tomorrow with 70s and 80s in southern californiawe will star to heat up in the bay area too. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 90s in the warmest valleys. highs in the bay will be in the 70s to upper 80s and much cooler 60s to low 70s near the coast. the heat wave will intensify this weekend with with triple diget heat becoming more common. by sunday offshore winds will send much warmer temperatures to the coast too. temperatures will stay above average well into next week. (catherine) coming up... we have continuing coverage of the golden state warriors championship parade... we'll hear some of the players' speeches...(steve) and after the break... a rise in suspicious fire in one popular area in the south bay... find out what firefighters are doing to stop this from happening as the summer hot weather is hitting the bay area. (top vo/catherine) hot weather is hitting the bay area... as investigators remain focused on some recent suspicious fires in the city of san jose. (2-shot/doublebo x/steve) kron four's rob fladeboe is live

(jr stone) a wildfire in southern california has now burned over 1,000 acres and is 10 percent contained tonight. crews endured blazing temperatures as they beat back the fire that broke out amid a heat wave. at least nine aircrafts are fighting the fast-moving brush fire northwest of los angeles. it broke out near a lake yesterday afternoon firefighters say the flames are not threatening any homes right now. no injuries have been reported.. police are investigating after two children and a woman were found dead in a modesto home yesterday. officers say the 3 were murdered. family members are now trying to deal with it all. doug johnson reports nats crime scenecharlene cambra, neighbor"it's just heart breaking, it's just heartbreaking."a horrifying sight... this dark scene of police cars and ambulances is what neighbors later learned was the beginning of a triple homicide investigation.matthew page, brother-in-law"it's a horrible day for my family." mathew page says he's the brother-in-law of the 30-year- old mother who, along with her 9-year-old and 4-year-old sons, was found dead by po

we have very high temperatures, not just in northern california but southern california as well. the way through southern california. back inland. bakersfield, fresno, reading and red bluff. the whole state. the heat advisory stays in effect until thursday. these are the highs from today. we talk a little bit about those slow recovery temperatures and how important those are and the concerns for fire. this is typically in the bay area of three and out. three days of red flag warnings or offshore winds or whatever and then the fog comes back and it breaks. that is not the case now. this will be five days, maybe six days of above-average heat. triple digit heat and were not even to the solstice to -- yet. as you look out there you see a little fog at the coast. you see some fog burned back. you can see the cool bite of fog or moist marine air in the greens. 50 degrees cooler around the bay. inland, cooler but still very warm. that is the trend today. tomorrow is going to be the same. not as sweltering as thursday. overnight lows, pretty warm. 70, antioch. you wake up in antioch and

we're getting a look at a hard video to watch out of southern california of a nanny beating a specialds toddler. tonight, the parents are reacting. >> you are a horrible person. you're a horrible person. >>> southern california had to tap into a swimming pool to stop a fast-spreading brush fire. >> i'm spencer christian. live doppler shows a little fog at the coast. i'll have the acuweather forecast coming up. >>> a story of survival in the high sierra. a man gets swept down a mile of whitewater, and tonight authorities are saying he's lucky to be alive. >>> and sticking another landing. spacex celebrates a very successful day. ab >>> you're looking at a man whose life was saved by a helicopter rescue team in the sierra. the man clung to a rock just above the top of a 50 foot waterfall in nevada county yesterday. a highway patrol helicopter lowered a specially trained firefighter down to the man. this is in the south uber river. the chopper then lifted both the rescuer and the man to safety. that same helicopter was able to rescue the man's girlfriend a few hours later. she got strand

homes are threatened in southern california, a state of emergency is declared in arizona.lso tonight, stopping the next attack. homeland security considers drastic action. a possible ban on all electronic devices from some airports. >> our enemies are adaptive. we have to be adaptive, as well. >> i'm about to put you in jail. >> mason: a white officer threatens to jail a black man for jaywalking. families sue the makers of a guardrail linked to highway deaths. >> it is causing horrendous damage. >> mason: and survivors open up about a taboo subject. >> it gives people permission to talk about it, which is often all we really need.

as matthew zola, recovering from injuries, he is the second person to go over these falls, a southern california boy fell last fall and he was rescued. >> thank you. >>> the heat was an added challenge for firefighters battling a large mulch fire in salono county, 680 in cor delia. jessica shows us several agencies teamed up. >> reporter: after 4:00 a.m. the massive file of mulch started burning at the compost plant 680 near lake herman road exit. firefighters from surrounding communities, including bunesia, vallejo, and fairfield desened to help the cor delia fire department. crews using bulldozers to take apart the mulch and dumping thousands of gallons of water on the stump mile worked to contain the blaze, which leakly started due to spontaneous combustion. >> the mulch and compost sitting in the heat, starting to decompose is putting off heat along with the hot temperatures and stait started off. >> reporter: this, the same location as the mulch fire two years ago, back then it took firefighters 8 hours to put it out. >> it could take 5-6 hours working a stump pile to put it out and the thi

brushfires in southern california. the fire, this first one here is north of l.a., and it has burned about 1,000 acres at this point, and destroyed two out buildings, and it 10% contained there. hundreds of firefighters are work on this fire, and a much smaller one is burning in the brightwood area of san bernardino, and it is 50% contain and there only 11 acres have been burned so far. >>> and a look at that golden gate bridge right now, and people are getting a show this weekend. humpback whales are spotted near the bridge. one of the viewers captured about eight of them last night. you can see the water spraying out of the blow holes. >> that is so cool. >> and they have a pod, and chasing food, maybe anchovies. they like them, and maybe a lot of people don't, but humpback whales do. they are on the annual migration to northern alaska for the summer, but like most tourists, they had to stop to get something to eat. >> and maybe it is like a summer trip. >> yes, what i did last summer. >>> and the dangers that the ho

visitors on the las vegas strip warned not to overexert themselves and in southern california, generators used to keep the lights and ac on as the heat drains the power grid. in the east, the heat giving way to powerful storms. high winds bringing down trees. this time lapse showing the storm as it rolls over manhattan. in the south, a tropical storm watch from southeast texas to louisiana and brett becomes the earliest named storm ever for this part of the atlantic. that tropical storm brett, that is, out in the atlantic expected to become a hurricane before making landfall but it's worth watching. much more on its path from accuweather in minutes. >> turning to capitol hill, though where senate democrats are protesting what they're calling secrecy surround the gop health care bill. they held up the floor with a marathon session overnight calling on republican leaders to give them enough time to read an debate the bill before a vote is expected next week. >> what are you afraid of? bring that bill out. >> people are literally in tears on the phone. they are scared and they are angry. >>

embattled republican congressman darrell issa is getting ready to hold a town hall meeting in southern california. oh, it has gotten under way. looks like it started on time. we didn't expect it to. mike levin was accusing him of being too afraid to speak with protesters who were outside his district office. that's because of that picture right there. he was looking down on protesters outside that building but he did not go to greet them. beth fouhy is joining us from southern orange county. beth, with a good day to you, let's talk about the constituents here today. they seem kind of rowdy and loud behind you. >> reporter: yeah, hey there, alex. we've got a big crowd out here. remember, it's only 9:00 in the morning here in california. we have several hundred people lined up to tell darrell issa, their congressman, what they think of health care, president trump's action around climate an so many other issues. you're a californian, alex, you know this is a pretty conservative area but people are fired up out here. darrell issa only won by a very narrow margin. president trump in california got tr

someone tagged his southern california home this morning. all this happening while lebron is in the bay area preparing for game one tomorrow. he addressed the hateful message. colin, what did he have to say? >> reporter: well, janelle, here we are on the eve of the nba finals. we should be talking about this historic trilogy, warriors/cavaliers, the same two teams meeting for a third straight year. instead it's about what happened at lebron james' l.a. home overnight. racial slurs spray painted onto the gate outside of his house has since been covered up. the graffiti used included the "n" word. there was no one home. police hoping the crime may have been caught on a surveillance camera. prior in taking part in the cavs' shoot-around, james had his media session and understandably was visibly upset by what had occurred. >> it just goes to show that racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america. and, you know, hate, you know, in america, especially for african-americans, is living every day. >> reporter: plain and simple, it's

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a wildfire in southern california has exploded in size over the last day. we'll have the latest on the firefighting efforts in riverside county. >> plus, why state transportation officials are asking for some help from lawmakers to crack down on carpool lane cheaters. crash ignited a wildfire that's now spread across 5- thousands acres. the fire is being fueled by dry brush in the hills about.. 80 miles east >>> in southern california, a car crash ignited a wildfire that's now spread across 5,000 acres. the fire is being fueled by dry brush in the hills about 80 miles east of los angeles in riverside county. the manzanita fire started around 3 p.m. yesterday after an accident on highway 79. within minutes, it had spread to both sides of the highway shutting down some lanes. more than 350 firefighters have been battling the fire, which is now 10% contained. >>> hopes are fading to pass a bill in sacramento to require law enforcement to report the number of untested rape kits. the bill is meant to help rape victims get justice but just before the senate appro

a southern california wildfire still out of control and burning near big bear.b fire started near the national forest. now it has grown to 1200 acres. it is only 10% contained. firefighters dealing with the hot temperatures. near 90 out there. and 20 miles per hour wind gusts. mandatory evacuation orders were issued briefly but then lifted last night. people being told they may have to pack up and leave again if the winds shift. >>> in the meantime the white house plans to negotiate a massive overhaul of the tax system and they will do it behind closed doors. the top economic aide says they will hold private meetings with republican members of congress. the administration doesn't want to deal with prolonged negotiations after the package is made public in november. they unveiled a brief proposal last month that called for tax cuts for business and middle income families. >>> accept at republicans will release a draft of the new health care bill tomorrow. it is coming under criticism for being done behind closed doors. democrats are promising to griped senate bus

. >>> and take a look, road rage in southern california leads to this fiery chain reaction right there on the freeway. a new set of stop lights on bay area roads is leaving drivpu >>> so do you go or do you stay? a new set of stoplights on bay area roads is leaving drivers puzzled. you'll find them at crosswalks but oddly enough are there are no green lights. ian cole is live in santa clara to explain. a little baffling. >> reporter: yeah, it is surely is confusing. we're at one of those lights. this has been turned off for the night. typically if you're a pedestrian you hit the button, the it will turn yellow and red and won't turn green. it's what happens after everyone is stopped that troubles drivers the most. more lights just stalled creating confusion. >> i don't know what to do, stop or keep going. >> reporter: they are in a few parts of san jose and san francisco, too. here not many know what to do with them. >> i stopped. >> reporter: yellow means to prepare to stop because someone is waiting. two reds means stop pedestrian and cross through. by the time they cross, the blinki

. >>> take a look at this video here in southern california. firefighters looking to take over this fast-moving brush fire. this is in santa clarita. so far it's burned about 800 acres. see the black and white smoke there as they battle the flames right next to the highway. the last county feire departmen said it started earlier this afternoon after a vehicle collided with a tree. they had to shut down the highway there. they've now issued mandatory evacuations in this particular area. >>> spacex is celebrating after a successful weekend doubleheader. the company just launched and landed its second falcon 9 rocket in 48 hours. nothing like this has ever happened. the first launch on friday. this is video of the second falcon 9 rocket blasting off from southern california just a few hours ago. the rock set carrying satellites for global communications company uridium. it first landed successfully in the pacific. having phases of it land on earth means they can reuse those parts. the idea is to cut down the cost of launches and be more environmen

very likely for southern california the area in red. and seeing the temperatures anywhere from five to ten degrees above average. the impact of california in terms of wildlife season notice an elevated risk here of significant wild fires. into the mountains around southern california and the sierra is interesting. you have the late season snow melt which is helping some of the central and southern sierra. the foot hills elevated risk lock step with some above average temperatures. we do expect to see over the next three months. warm temperatures as high pressure begins to build back. thursday, friday, and saturday, warmest days we will see but nothing like last week and as we head through the four-day, fourth of july weekend, could see weekend as you -- you will see a cool down towards the end of the seven-day forecast. outlook for san francisco areas of drizzle at times close to 70 degrees. warmest as we approach the start of the weekend. 90 degrees looks to be tops. a lot better than 105, 110 degrees. odds are greater than 50% to 60% t

an apparent case of road rage triggered a frightening crash yesterday on a southern california freeway. video which plays like a scene from an action movie. >> reporter: in this video, you see a motorcyclist kick the driver-side doofer a nissan sedan. the sedan then swerved and hit a cement divider, bounced out into traffic, and slammed into a pickup truck, causing it to flip over on this busy southern california freeway. >> i have a gouge up in my head somewhere woarpt the driver of that truck, 75-year-old carolis benavidez, was rushed to the hospital. >> i saw my world coming to an end, to be honest with you. when i felt the impact, and my truck spun out from beside me, and i started to roll. i saw nothing but asphalt and-- and sky. >> reporter: you thought you were going to die. >> i honestly did. >> reporter: we reached chris traifer, the man who shot the video from the passenger seat of another car by phone today. he says he began recording when he saw the freeway fight over a lane change suddenly high gear. >> yeah, it was like, what the heck is going on with these people. i don'