in stanislaus county. tom miller has the story.a woman who investigators say was kidnapped from fresno and sexually assaulted overnight got away from her captors -- by convincing them to let her use the bathroom.she walked into a waterford gas station and asked the first person she saw for help.savannah pritchett/cashier:"the first thing she did tell me was, 'i was kidnapped and they do have guns. please lock the door. they will kill us or kill me.' so it was kind of like, okay, well, all right."it was just before three, wednesday afternoon when 24-year old-savannah pritchett, a cashier at triple r, realized the severity of the situation and needed to make a split decision.savannah pritchett/cashier:"she said she didn't have a phone and i had my cellphone in my pocket and i was like, 'hey, i'll put stanislaus county on the phone and here you go.'"tom miller/reporting:"trying to find a safe spot, pritchett took her into the back of the store and into the bathroom where she locked the door." savannah pritchett/cashier:"i told her don

this happened in waterford in stanislaus county. tom miller has the story.ed overnight got away from her captors -- by convincing them to let her use the bathroom.she walked into a waterford gas station and asked the first person she saw for help.savannah pritchett/cashier:"the first thing she did tell me was, 'i was kidnapped and they do have guns. please lock the door. they will kill us or kill me.' so it was kind of like, okay, well, all right."it was just before three, wednesday afternoon when 24-year old-savannah pritchett, a cashier at triple r, realized the severity of the situation and needed to make a split decision.savannah pritchett/cashier:"she said she didn't have a phone and i had my cellphone in my pocket and i was like, 'hey, i'll put stanislaus county on the phone and here you go.'"tom miller/reporting:"trying to find a safe spot, pritchett took her into the back of the store and into the bathroom where she locked the door." savannah pritchett/cashier:"i told her don't open the door until you hear the sheriffs." two suspects, one 18 another

according to fire behavior specialists with cal fire jumping highway 140 and spreading to stanislaus national forest has added to the complexity of this fire. cpt. christian linnemann / cal fire: "being up there, it's very, very steep terrain. it's not very accessible. to get to there the crews have to take avery long trip to get around and into that area."kelly peck / red cross shelter supervisor: "this is our home and were taking care of our own."the latest addition to the list of evacuations in place... anderson valley and yosemite west. shelter was set up at the new life christian fellowship church and has volunteers from madera, mariposa, merced and fresno counties.shelter supervisor kelly peck says they have seen roughly a dozen people seek shelter, but they are prepared to take on more.kelly peck / red cross shelter supervisor: "this is our home it's our neighbors and we see them coming in they're stressed, they're hurting, they're confused and we just want to create a safe place." (justine) (justine) that was vanessa vasconcelos reporting... vasconcelos vanessa that was (just

tom letras/stanislaus county sheriff's department: "her being able to get this victim into a secured be able to contact law enforcement very well may have saved her life." deputies arrive guns drawn and storm the store. inside, they get 18-year-old anthony sandoval on the ground and arrest him. two 16-year-olds are also a gun is found inside the suspects' car, and another, in the store.savannah pritchett/cashier:"if i wouldn't have believed her, what would have happened to her?"pritchett hasn't been able to stop thinking about the woman and says she was just trying to do the right thing.savannah pritchett/cashier:"if you tell me that you're in distress, okay, well, let's try to figure it out and get you out of it." (jrstone) that was reporting. (justine) next on kron4 news at 10... we'll show you where you can get a taste of authentic texas barbeque-- right here in the bay area. that's after the break on tonight's dine and dish. (jr stone) still ahead -- the a's can't stop winning they win round one of the bay bridge series kron-4's mark carpenter has all the highlights and reaction

in it -- you see a tulare county woman that stanislaus county sheriff's deputies say was kidnaped andexually assaulted by four teens(sergeant tom letras, spokesman, stanislaus county sheriffús department)"back into waterford, they stopped to get gas and the victim used the rouse that she needed to use the restroom."(savannah pritchett cashier)"and then this girl grabbed my hands and she was like very shaky and she was just kind of like please help me."in this moment -- pritchett says she could feel the woman's fear... (pritchett)"gave her my cell phone, i locked the door and i took her to the back and i hid her back there until the sheriffús got t of the bathroom" pritchett locks the front door... then a minute later -- this 18 -year old... identified as anthony sandoval... and another teen... tell pritchett he needed to use the bathroom.. the clerk says she recognized both teens... she says sandoval had claimed he had a prosthetic foot and cancer (pritchett)"wait, what? those guys that youúre outside with right now? iúve never had a problem with them, theyúre super nice to me, all th

it shows the victory walking into the stanislaus county gas station after convincing the suspects to her use the rest room. look at this. she asked the first person she saw for help. the 24-year-old cashier took her to the bathroom and locked the door. stanislaus deputies arrived with guns drawn. >> her being able get this victim into a secured rest room with a phone to contact law enforcement very well may have saved her life. >> you tell me you're in distress, okay. let's figure it out and get you out of it. >> quick thinking. three suspects, one 18 years old, two 16-year-olds, are facing charges and the fresno county sheriff's office is handling the case. >> looking for a job on-line may be the easiest way to find new employment but turning into a prime target for scammers. larry davis from cleveland was looking for a job. he thought he found the perfect one until the company allegedly asked him to buy thousands of dollars of goods and then send them out. davis said his credit card was initially reimbursed but the company's website then shut down. and now he is $47,000 in debt. >>

. >> reporter: as the ferguson fire rages in the sierra and stanislaus national forests, close to 3,000 fire personnel are attacking flames on the front lines. the fire is moving in a north northeastern direction, so hand crews and bulldozers are aggressively cutting fire breaks to protect nearby communities like anderson valley area and yosemite west. >> we also have fire crews on the ground and fire engines putting water down on it. they are utilizing all the tools they have to try to create breaks and create a buffer zone and to stop that fire spread from getting into the park. >> reporter: triple digit heat and unpredictable winds are adding to the challenges firefighters face as they work to build containment lines. according to fire behavior specialists with cal fire, the flames jumping highway 140 and spreading to stanislaus national forest has added to the complexity of this fire. >> being up there it's very, very steep terrain. it's not very accessible. to get to there crews and all the equipment have to take a very, very long trip to get around to get into that area. >> this i

tom letras/stanislaus county sheriff's department: "her being able to get this victim into a secured restroom with a phone to be able to contact law enforcement very well may have saved her life." deputies arrive guns drawn and storm the store. inside, they get 18-year-old anthony sandoval on the ground and arrest him. two 16-year-olds are also arrested. a gun is found inside the suspects' car, and another, in the store. savannah pritchett/cashier:"if i wouldn't have believed her, what would have happened to her?" (grant) that was tom miller reporrting. pritchett says she hasn't been able to stop thinking about the woman and says she was just trying to do the right thing. (michelle) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (grant) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains

. >> the district attorney has filed voluntary manslaughter charges against the stanislaus county sheriff deputy who shot and killed a suspect. the every 2017 incident was caught on a dash cam. >> deputies responded to a report of a battery at a modesto area hotel. they tried to pull over the suspect but the woman led them on a car chase that ended up in rippon. her car stopped there for several moments. prosecutors say deputy justin walsh shot the woman when she tried to drive off again. the da cited the officers specific intent to kill a person under an honest but unreasonable belief in self defense. >>> disturbing new details about the case of the rideshare rapist. lifted submitting the man charged in a series of bay area sexual assaults actually worked for them. 37-year-old orlando lazo charge last week in connection with four assaults dating back to 2013. san francisco detective say he use the cover of a rideshare driver to target women leaving bars and clubs at night. live says that the man did drive for the company and was deactivated as soon as they became aware of the allegations

live in san mateo ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ( darya ) a stanislaus county deputy is facing chargesictim says she was bi-polar and needed help. this is dash cam video of the chase that happened in february of last year. deputy justin wall was just one of several officers pursuing the woman. the woman stopped her car... but then reversed and started to pull away from the officers. wall was the only one to fire at the driver.. killing 46-year-old evin yadeger. wall has been charged with voluntary manslaughter in yadegar's death. he'll be court later this month. ( darya ) a humboldt county woman is recovering after being bitten by a shark. salmon sharks have been washing up on beaches up and down the north coast over the last couple weeks. over the weekend... one of those sharks bit a 59-year-old woman's leg. the sheriff's office says the woman was wading in water about one foot deep -- trying to snap a picture of the predator.

. >> she didn't have a phone and i had my cell phone and i was like, i'll put stanislaus county on the phone and here you go. >> reporter: trying to find a safe spot, pritchett took her into the back and into the bathroom where she locked the door. >> don't open the door until you hear the sheriff. >> reporter: two suspects waited outside, when pritchett locked the front door, they tried to get in. after hiding the victim, pritchett unlock this door and told the suspects the woman was using the restroom. >> her being able to get this victim with a secure -- very well may have saved arrived d s inside they get 18-year-old anthony sandoval on the ground and arrest him. two 16-year-olds are also arrested. a gun is found inside the suspect's car and another in the store. >> i wouldn't have believed her, what would have happened to her? >> reporter: pritchett hasn't been able to stop thinking about the woman and says she was trying to do the right thing. tell me you are in distress, let's figure it out and get you out of it. >> reporter: ty miller, kpix 5 news. >>> a vallejo woman who survi

what what russia also created they created they can personalities stars in russia there are now stanislaus he says is a massive star he can pick and choose who can pick i want that square to be named after me and it will be cherry sestinas choses zuba. people who went on the football pitch and worked for that i think for well for the country inspired people show people that there's a different way of doing things and i think in the experiences the six months travelling here all that out there was about first of all the food after the host of that hopefully it's true. venue is good enough with people like come in here you know how would it be can our football team play all these things but washed away when russia and saudi arabia five and from that moment on this world cup just took off. ok i was the most experienced guy in the world cup i've watched them since one thousand nine hundred eighty four and a lot of them i've been through a played one myself i've been broadcasting. but i cannot remember anything as enjoyable as being there not in most of the time this place has been since after

many times you write your luck we had stanislaus h.s. off here yesterday who was very clear about he's starting eleven this is the team i'm going to line up and he lined it up against saudi arabia very quickly into that . go it got injured one of the top top players in the team. that was not you know that was not in his plans and small of didn't perform the way he did so he put cherries if on and he put the zuber on and these two players probably get to play with the comes out of this world cup as the two biggest stars so sometimes you know they have an idea and something else works much better so. managers have their way of of a preparing themselves they have to plan a they had their plan b. they have to eventualities what happens in the first round and what what do i do if i get someone sendoff you don't want to put yourself as a manager in a position where you have to turn around and look at the pens and then make your decision that's already been pre-planned and that's how managers work. but when we come to the year of the crunch it'

. >>> voluntary manslaughter charges have been filed against a stanislaus county deputy who shot and killed a suspect, all caught on dash cam. they tried to pull over the suspect... but the woman led them on a car chase that ended up in ripon. her car stopped there for >> deputies responded to a report of a battery. a woman led them on a car chase that ended up with the car stopped for several moments. prosecutors say deputy justin wall shot the woman when she tried to drive away again. >>> uber is now the target of a federal investigation into how much it pays women. uber has been struggling to repair its image since a former software engineer blogged about alleged sexual harassment last year. now the u.s. equal opportunity commission is looking into whether uber systemically paid women less than men or discriminated in the hiring process. uber says it's taken several steps to address gender equality, including rolling out t stcks. aman and woman grabbe laptop from a woman's hands and took off. police are looking for those thieves. it's parof a larger trend. there have been four the

. >>> this morning, a stanislaus county gas station clerk is being called a hero.action when a woman pleaded for help to hide from her kidnappers. abc 7 news reporter marci gonzalez has the details. >> reporter: she appears calm as she walks into this northern california gas station. this morning we're learning the utter fear she was masking. the conversation she's seen here having with this cashier actually a desperate plea for help. >> she grabbed ahold of my wrist and said, please, please help me, they kidnapped, they have two guns in the car. >> reporter: that clerk, savannah pritchard, acting fast, locking the front door, casually walking the woman into the restroom and locking her inside after giving her a cellphone to call 911. >> i knew if i left the door locked, they would have caught on to something and probably took off. i went back and unlocked the door. they seriously had no idea that i knew anything. >> reporter: minutes later, officers storm in, guns drawn, arresting 18-year-old anthony sandoval and eventually three juvenile suspects, allegedly findi

. >> it was spread to the stanislaus national forest.e video hours before it crossed. this morning the fire closed 27,000 acres and is just 7% contained. >> now to the fallout from president trump's former personal attorney michael cohen. sources tell abc news investigators wo raid investigators who raided cohen's office and hotel, here's abchere news reporter david wright with the update. >> it doesn't get much more tawdry than this. apparent confirmation that in the closing days of the 2016 campaign, donald trump approved a plan to buy the silence of former playboy playmate karen mcdougal about an alleged affair. >> thank you very much. >> are you lying about the affair? >> the president has always denied extra marital relationships and any knowledge of hush money paid to mcdougal or adult film star stormy daniels, but the brief audio recording made secretly by trump's lawyer michael cohen undercuts that. it was among items seized in an fbi raid of cohen's home office and hotel according to sources who say cohen outlines a scheme to re

state... 97-thousand of which are in the central valley alone(nats almond sorter)(kay recede in stanislaus'the wenger family says there are a lot about these tariffs that they cannot control so theyúre doing what they can to brace themselves.' themselves.' (vicki) that was kay recede reporting.(ken) the family says they won't know the full effect of the tariff's until next fall. (vicki) ahead at nine... shocking video shows a police officer pointing his gun at young kids.... hear why some people are coming to the officer's defense. we'll explain. (ken) plus... environmental advocate erin brockovich is back at it again-- battling it out with p-g-&e over last year's north bay firestorm.... why the company is now accused of trying to pass the bill to its customers. (vicki) and after the break... a toddler dies after getting trapped inside a hot car.... and tonight police are trying to figure out how he managed to get into the car without his parents... year, i am sorry about that. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select model

attended special report groups at jayden's journey, a cannabis dispensary in modesto, but recently stanislaus county ordered it shut down saying it didn't score enough points in the county's competition for new cannabis licenses. the owner appealed the decision and won and this afternoon e ve >> it's a godsend. people need this place. i need this stuff. i can't live without it. >> i'm glad to see it's still here and hopefully that they're backing down. >> the work we were doing, we're literally impacting hundreds of veterans across the state of california. >> your 4th of july coverage of our meeting, i mean i was in los angeles when that aired and i was getting phone calls from all over, people saying we love you. we support you. whatever you need. >> the vets use cannabis for ptsd, depression, brain injuries and pain. jayden's journey will now continue to compete with dozens of other businesses for a handful of cannabis licenses. >>> hungry for success, one man makes a desperate plea to find a job in silicon valley. he's handing out resumes on the street corner. kpix5's kiet do shows us his

stanislaus deputies arrived with guns drawn. >> her being able to get this victim into a secured rest room with a phone to contact law enforcement, very well may have saved her life. >> you tell me you're in distress, okay, let's get you out of it. >> kudos to her. three suspects one 18 years old and two 16-year-olds are now facing charges. the fresno county sheriff's office is the case. >>> today's "gma" first look an update to a story we've covered the past week. a woman on her way from oregon to southern california found alive after a car went off a road along the monterey coast near big sur. abc's geo benitez has more on how she survived. >> reporter: in the "gma" first look two campers solving a mystery, saving a 23-year-old woman's life in big sur, california. these are photos of a rescue at the bottom of a cliff. angela hernandez was driving on july 6th when she sweshds, trying to avoid hitting a rabbit but lost control of her jeep and it flew off the cliff hitting the bottom, knocking angela unconscious. for seven days, silence. until chad and chelsea moore came upon the jeep.

accident wb 24 in the lft bore. ( darya ) a stanislaus county deputy is facing charges for fatally shooting. the family of the victim says she was bi-polar and needed help. this is dash cam video of the chase that happened in february of last year. deputy justin wall was just one of several officers pursuing the woman. the woman stopped her car... but then reversed and started to pull away from the officers. wall was the only one to fire at the driver.. killing 46-year-old evin yadeger. wall has been charged with voluntary manslaughter in yadegar's death. he'll be court later this month. ( darya ) a humboldt county woman is recovering after being bitten by a shark. salmon sharks have been washing up on beaches up and down the north coast over the last couple weeks. over the weekend... one of those sharks bit a 59-year-old woman's leg. the sheriff's office says the woman was wading in water about one foot deep -- trying to snap a picture of the predator.

state... 97-thousand of which are in the central valley alone(nats almond sorter)(kay recede in stanislausger family says there are a lot about these tariffs that they cannot control so theyúre doing what they can to brace themselves.' ( robin ) that was kay recede reporting. the family says they won't know the full effect of the tariff's until next fall. ( robin ) drivers are facing longer lines and wait times at many d-m-v offices in the bay area. this spike is connected to the department of motor vehicles issuing new federally-mandated real id's, which require more staff time to review documents. the deadline for those new id's isn't until october of 2020 but some people want to get them sooner rather than later. ( robin ) the d-m-v says it is working on som