reporter: rjabzev meets activist stanislav fillipov. he collect the signares and now heants publiprosecutor to invesgate the pnned faory. stanislav: we've not lost hope. we want the wetlands declared a protectearea. reporter: lake baikal doesn't only attract chinese businesspeople. every year over a million tourists come here, in summer and in winter. and most of these foreign visitors come from china. >> a friend of mine had been here before. and he told me that is is a place ke paradis >> there's a famous song in inese, in ina. we hrd this song wn we were children. wenow baikal lake by this song. ♪ porter: livyanka is ke ikal's main tourist destination. in the summer season, thousands of chinese comhere everyay. and a growg number ohotels are chinese-owned. one is being built right outside a guest house owned by andrei sukhanov. construction has been temporarily halted after the protests. but suchanov still has to climb his steps for a view of the lake. andrei: i moved to lake baikal especially so i could enjoy the view of the lake ev

bay area fire crews on the scene of a fast-moving brush fire in stanislav county. cal fire says 500 acres burned in the foothills west of patterson on the other side of mount hamilton and called the rock fire. photos here. at 9:30 last night the fire scorched 30 acres. the number exploded in the last few hours. right now 0% containment. caltrans crews are there. >>> happening today, local agencies will hold a fire prevention meeting to discuss potential dangers in the east bay hills. it's an inspiration point in berkeley at 11:00 this morning. why you want to be prepared. check out how close a recent brush fire came to a home in walnut creek. this happened yesterday afternoon on ignacio valley road. nbc bay area sky ranger captured video of the fire. the good news, firefighters prevented those flames from burning any home. no word on a cause. >>> developing news. three people are dead in morgan hill. this is after police say a man shot and killed two people at a car dealership before turning the gun on himself. sources tell us that that gunman was a disgruntled emp

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was moved and possibly stolen from a cemetery in oakland, but who did it, and how they got it to stanislavounty remains a mystery tonight.>>> raise your hand if you are thrilled at the 105 degrees heat is gone? me too. too much, too early, when the longest stretches of 90 degree weather in san francisco ever in the month of june, it's not coming back anytime soon. it's 55 and foggy in san francisco right now. we stay in the mid-50s tonight, napa 52, san jose 56, getting ready for the weekend, stern grove festival, sunday in san francisco, beautiful weather, sun and clouds, 65. san mateo county, 75, for the last weekend of the san mateo county fair. foster city, 90s just two days ago, barely 70 tomorrow, not even hitting 70 on saturday. it was an offshore wind a few days ago with a strong ridge of high pressure, it's all about where that ridge is centered, same clockwise flow, but now because it's in that position, it's giving us an onshore flow. more of a typical june pattern, and a lack of searing heat. morning cloud cover tomorrow, lots of it, don, burning back to the coastline by the af

and here's a video call from stanislav told he's a fire worker. hello. mr putin. i am from. the region. please tell me when is our salary going. through right now what we get monthly is from 12213000 roubles and i am the head of my division so i am getting 16000 rubles well it's impossible to live getting this money and we have to work 23 jobs and our families are falling apart we only have 23 people on duty and you can see what is happening in our country country houses are burning forests so when is it going to change. your question on change 1000 roubles we need to look into it. for the 1st time in history. susan bring the minimum wage but i. want it. 211000 rubles actually 11280 rubles. but. it's actually not possible to pay a person less well $10000.00 that's the basic salary and the rest of bonuses. and some people say that regional authorities made those decisions well but we need someone to look into it you know people who monitor the situation the regulators need to look into it so maybe they work just half the time flextime. talking about amber calm but. indeed the

captain stanislav medina isn't worried about his job yet where they want to portray value if the project to replace the ferry connections with the road will take at least 30 years they'll have to build bridges and tunnels it's a long term project i might be dead by the time it's done. by again won't be. travelling the entire counterterror our struggle involves several ferry connections this stretch across the board is more than 60 kilometers. could a road really be built across such while terrain critics are skeptical they say a modernized ferry system would be a more efficient solution but the government has given the road project a green light. in this still very sparsely populated region only few people would actually make use of the road. the 1st stop on our journey lies on the banks of the from our fuel ward. german marine biologist work at this research station in the bay of who and i can only. be reached by boat across the fuel load. it offers scientists a unique environment for research. for any voice a man is in charge of the station. we meet up with her ahead of our trip at her

reporting live in stanislav county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the update. >>>. developing news. three people dead in morgan hill after a man shot and killed two people at a car dealership before turning the gun on himself. sources telling us that gunman was a disgruntled employee. "today in the bay's" reporter with us. still trying to recover from all this? shaken up? >> reporter: right, a shocking scene for the witnesses, the people who were inside the car dealership when the shooting happened. we know police spent the night investigating and this morning crime scene investigators weren 0 the scene. we can tell you now there is a crime team cleanup crew outside the service center. what we saw about an hour ago. we saw a tow truck that was towing away a gray ford focus from the scene. we don't know who that car belonged to, but we think it has something to do with the investigation. here's what we know about this shooting. shots fired around 6:00 last night in the service center at the dealership on conditt road. they found a man on the ground. the suspect they

i am stanislav. please tell me, when is our salary going up?ight now what we get monthly is from 12,000 to 13,000 rubles. division.of my it is impossible to live getting this money. 2, 3 jobs, and our families are falling apart. .e only have 2, 3 people you can see what is happening in our country. when is it going to change? >> referring to your question on 10,000 rubles, for the first time in history, we made the decision to bring the to 11,000 rubles, actually 11,280 rubles. possible to pay a person less. 10,000 is the basic salary and the rest are bonuses. >> some people say regional authorities made those decisions. >> we need someone to look into it. people monitor the situation. regulators need to look into it. now, indeed, the situation is not the best one. -- are you aners officer? you are supposed to get 43,000 rubles. those who are not officers would get 16,000 or 13,000, but in the past month we've been talking about it with the minister of emergencies. we have decided to earmark 4.3 billion rubles to raise pay for the workers of th