from the alamo to brian head. high temperatures, low humidity and gusty winds, and the same dangerous heat eases to the north with near record highs in the pacific northwest. >>> breaking overnight, we have new details on the run-up to the meeting between donald trump jr. and the attorney who was allegedly offering damaging information on hillary clinton the new york times is reporting that the president's oldest son was informed by e-mail that the information discussed in that meeting would be part of the russian government's effort to help his father's candidacy. donald jr. has denied any wrongdoing and has offered to work with the senate intelligence immunity. to share what he knows. >>> and the republicans remain deeply divided as lawmakers returned from their recess. ten gop senators are opposed to current legislation which could leave 22 million more americans uninsured in ten years. president trump is urging the party to have a bill approved and ready to go before they break for the entire month of august. >

travis, commander of the alamo garrison. on company exec bobby livingston steps into the davis home, he locks on to something else. >> this was bonnie parker's pistol coming right from frank hamer, the bounty hunter that hunted down bonnie and clyde. [ gunshots ] i knew this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for our auction house. we had to get this collection. >> though bonnie and clyde last rampaged through the dusty roads and small towns of the south and midwest 80 years ago, livingston knows their story still strikes a chord. >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america somehow touches people. >> he groups the bonnie and clyde guns with other notorious artifacts and prepares a video to advertise the sale. [ dramatic music plays ] >> the name of the auction is gangsters, outlaws, and lawmen." >> but there's a problem, one that puts livingston's big event in jeopardy. >> the very first gun that earl davis sends us up is the bonnie parker .38 detective special. and we go to look for the seria

and whittier fire with the alamo fire burning 29,000 acres and destroying one home and another building98% contained. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. firefighters are making progress on the whittier fire but dealing with hot and dry conditions. the fire started on july eight -- 8 growing to over 18,000 acres with 16 homes destroyed. the fire is about 15% contained. the evacuation orders are continuing in several areas. >>> it is 4:47 am. >>> sal is unfortunately following a horrible accident. >> that's right. we have a deadly crash on southbound 101 at the moisture point boulevard on rent north of grand avenue in south san francisco. southbound 101 has a few lanes closed and a one point the entire freeway was closed. the southbound 101 traffic is being funneled down to three out of the five lanes and there is not a huge traffic jam. this is a investigation of the deadly crash that was reported just before 3:15 am. here we are coming up on 5:00, so it has been out there for a while. 280, 380, are your best bet. >>> here is a look at the westbound 580 tracy super comm

the alamo fire has burned 19-thousand acres and is only 10 percent contained tonight... its burning off of highway 166 near twitchell reservoir. evacuation warnings are still in effect for the area. pkg a demolition crew was brought in to tear down a giant crane at this oakland construction site fire at valdez and grand just after 7:30 saturday night. crews attached two cables, rotated the crane by the arm toward an empty lot, and finally took down the threat.(nats)sot: deputy chief erik logan, oakland fire department// "it worked out perfectly but there were a lot of scenarios that had to be worked out, a lot of worst case scenarios that had to be worked out before they even preformed this a team of engineers planned the two-hour operation ober night because the crane became unstable from destructive flames that erupted around 4:30 in the morning friday and posed a threat to people and buildings. (nats: saied haddad, evacuee// "i have to show up here and play chase the cameras to see when there is a briefing") earlier in the day frustrated evacuees showed up to the site

this is the alamo fire and the whittier fire in santa barbara. >> sparking so fast because the humidity is so low. it doesn't take too much time for these fires to spread. from sky ranger, you will be able to see again, the smoke plumes. it started from a car fire. we have been following that and full coverage on nbc area.com. where again that fire started from a car. they have been attacking this very fast by air with fire retard ant and buckets of water. you can watch the chopper video at the same time we are giving you these current conditions. winds not extremely gusty. it has helped the effort right now. near metcalf and san felipe road. pinpointed some of the closest roads near the fire. felix road and also the villages country club should be on alert with smoke nearby. please be careful if you live near these roads. and you will have to watch out for more evacuations. air is dry at 39%. moisture trying to make it is way in. that is good news. as we get a look at the big story right now, it is the fog at the immediate coastline that has cooled temperatures down from the unbearable

we'll still have problems with the wall fire, brian head, even the alamo fire because of low humidity and higher temps and the winds gusting is going to make that bad problem even worse. around the great lakes region, flash flooding, hail, damaging winds, and even tornados. and look for widespread showers and thunderstorms all the way throughout the northeast. kendis, diane? >> something else to look out for in the sky, a high-altitude flight, 480 million miles away. nasa's juno is to fly over jupiter today. it's the first-ever closeup of the storm that's been raging for over an estimated 350 years. pretty cool. >> and it looks tiny there, but i believe that spot is about 300 typ times the size of earth. >> pretty big. pretty big. >> i'm sure that satellite will look good flex next to it. >>> a teenager in california may be the luckiest person >> she managed to win the california lottery, twice. on a drive home from arizona, she stopped at a gas station and bought a $5 scratchoff ticket which got her $555,000. >> then straight after that win, she bought another $5 scratchoff ticket an

and the thousand wildfires battling the nearby alamo fire. that fire tripled in size triggered air quality because of all the smoke and ash. >> it's raining ash. it's on our outdoor furniture, on the door mat. it is very heavy and ash is on everything. >> reporter: health experts say people with pre-existing heart, lung, or respiratory problems are at the highest risk. >> i shouldn't be out without a mask. because it is very difficult. >> reporter: local residents say the alamo fire has burned closer to santamaria about an hour north of santa barbara in recent memory. >> i've been in my home for 47 years and i have never considered this. we've been lucky. >> reporter: on saturday los angeles broke a heat record set all the way back in 1886, 131 years ago. with a high 0698 degrees. but there is summer relief inside. the temperatures are suppose to drop 5 to 10 degrees over the next 24 hours. in southern california will carr fox news. >>> fire crews in oakland made major progress clearing the site of friday's fire. crews this morning dismantled

for the out, the alamo fire ies inues to will your honor near santa maria, it is 60% contained. a>> international news this morning, breaking news from nigeria. police say 12 of the victims are members of the civilian self defense force. hichack here at home, many people will end up with a higher water bill. arey have to raise the rates 9% many iow, and the additional 9% the year. >> happening today, palo alto city leaders are looking at a policy that many say is unfair. times ty essentially said tough luck if customers are charged higher because of a leak. they adopted that rural in 2006, but hundreds of residents say sometimes leaks attack too long matthey discover their water bill should be credited. have your say at city hall. >>> and tonight discussing a hold a ssewage improvement plan. en otwo sides right now are being considered for that facility. an .. e holding a study session tonight to look into litigation measures. s wjuly 17th, members will be briefed on the plan and they ider vote on approving one of the two sites. >> water quality control members gill meet today to

the alamo fired has burned 15,000 acres. in baltimore county the fire has grown 78 acres. it started yesterday afternoon. that fire is just 5% contained. >>> a driver crashed and burned to death early this morning near kenwood. authorities say excessive speed was a likely factor. chp responded to 911 calls just after 4:00 this morning in a brush fire. a volvo crashed and burst into flames between warm springs road and dumb road the driver crashed on a curb. >> it appears the driver lost control. wen up an em bankism over a fence and rolled several times and caught fire. >> the identity of the driver has not been released. the body was burned beyond recognition. >>> police in burkery are warning student after two crimes on campus. just after 5:00 a man grabbed a woman. an hour later a man that had just gotten off bark in downtown berkeley was fire followed by a group of teenagers who beat him up and robbed him. the man got away. >>> missing man in matteo colorado. volunteers knock on doors in monitor ra ask neighbors if they've seen the 22-year-old man. his father says the

. >>> a state of emergency declared for damages caused by the alamo and whittier fire.he alamo fire has burned almost 29,000 acres and has destroyed one home and another building and now 98% contained. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. >>> firefighters are making progress on the whittier fire dealing with hot and dry conditions. the fire started on july 8 in the late to chew my area and has grown to over -- lake kachuma area and it is about 50% contained with evacuation orders in effect in several areas. >>> there have been five red flag warnings in the east bay hills since the beginning of the fire season and they say we are just now getting to the most dangerous time and extra patrols are checking for hazards that could spark fires in the hills. >> reporter: accesses everything. when it comes to preventing fires that is. and saving lives. the oakland firefighters took out the gator to rescue an injured runner on the hills. it is also being used in scouting potential fire dangers. >> what we are driving on is one of the fire trails. this is a carved ou

one is the alamo fire in san luis obispo county... and the other is (justine) .... (jjr stone) first the oroville dam's spillway, then the wall fire -- oroville residents have had a tough 20- 17. reporter eric rucker is in oroville with how people are coping. (pkg) yvonne ogletree/ oroville resident "you've got 15 minutes pack it up and go, i'm like what do i take"it has already been a long 2017 for oroville residents.stephanie ellis, oroville resident "maybe we'll get all the bad stuff out of the way this year, it'll be better next year...i don't know"it started back in february when the entire town was evacuated as officials feared a major failure to the spillway at the oroville dam.then last week... the start of the wall fire. again thousands evacuated, and more than 40homes lost.five months ago, jim ogletree and his wife yvonne sought higher ground when a massive flood from the dam seemed possible. jim ogletree, oroville resident "i didn't think it was that big of a deal, but when it came in and it said imminent danger that's all we needed to hear"coincidentally

the alamo fire consuming 45 square miles. 90 campers and 50 counselors over the weekend. >> they had flames directly in front where they could not access these children. >> reporter: a bulldozer finally breaking through to kids like this 9-year-old. >> there was these trees, super high that were exploding. >> reporter: with towels on their heads and tears in their eyes, they were bussed to safety. >> i'm going to go see if my house is still here. >> reporter: michael lopez taking our marcy gonzalez along. >> it didn't build my field. but it burned my house, my god. his fiancee crushed, their home gone. matt gutman, abc news, santa barbara county. >> and the question is, will the forecast help or hurt those firefighting efforts. >> accuweather meteorologist paul williams is joining us now with that forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, diane. the interior stays hot and way too parched, utah, nevada, arizona and southern california. and for this week, we'll have a few isolated thunderstorms, but not enough to ma

the alamo fire on the central coast is more than doubled in size twice since yesterday. it's now 19,000 acres up from 6,000 this morning. homes are threatened. santa barbara county firefighters posted this video today. they're using helicopters and planes to attack the flames and protect those homes. the fire is just 10% contained. >>> up in butte county, cal fire tweeted this video of a huge flame dropping retardant over the wall fire. the fire has grown to 2,700 acres and destroyed ten homes. containment is now at 20%, up from 5% earlier today. but a halves do people have been hurt. >>> north of vacaville in yolo county, the winters fire is 75% contained. the 2,200-acre fire started thursday afternoon. all evacuations have been lifted. >>> a pittsburg woman faces charges in the murder of her parents. police arrested 50-year-old monique lesean at her home. they went to the house after getting a call from lesean, who reported the crime. police say the couple was stabbed to death and appeared to have been dead a few days. officers say lesean tried to make it look as if th

smoke from the alamo fire can be seen from space... re now 18 wildfires burning in california... (steve) let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area...( catherine) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. ( steve ) paying big- time. find out how much wells fargo could be shelling over setting up fake bank accounts ( steve ) paying big-time. find out how much wells fargo could be shelling over setting up fake bank accounts for customers.( catherine ) running out of money.... the major program that helps veterans which could soon be out of cash if the government doesn't step in.new tonight at eight...it's being called an energy supplement...that you snort.but is this chocolate powder hazardous to your health?some doctors say it can cause cancer...now some are calling on the f-d-a to step in.we'll have that story tonight on kron 4 news at eight. a federal judge has given preliminary approval for a 142 million dollar settlement in wells fargo's fake account scandal. the money is f

the largest continues to be the alamo fire in san luis obispo county. ay 166. >>> tonight, u.s. backed forces in iraq are declaring victory over isis. the country's prime minister says the government has reclaimed the city of mosul. abc's ian parnell is in iraq with what's next for the civilian who's survived. >> reporter: there's been little reason to celebrate in iraq for so many years. but now a major victory against isis. soldiers and civilians took to the streets with the flag in hand, reclaiming the city from the militants, claiming mosul back in the name of iraq and its people. it's been a long, brutal fight, often to the death as troops battle on the ground and american and coalition planes bomb from the air. often the fighting has been house to house, street to street. and for the civilians of mosul, the people who didn't choose this war, this has been a desperate struggle to stay alive. homes, neighborhoods, and lives have been destroyed. they've been held as human shields, trapped in their open homes by isis. living under siege with barely eno

the biggest is the alamo fire at 24,000 acres in san luis obispo. in santa barbara, the fire is broking 8,000 acres and butte county, the wall fire is 5600 acres. but containment jumped tonight from 5 to 25%. how the heat is impacting all three of the fires. >> reporter: this is what it is like when flames jump a highway. residents had little time react as a wildfire near santa barbara grew to thousands of acres. strong winds fueled the fire, forcing hundreds to evacuate. including 90 children attending summer camp. everyone got out safely but 20 structures had been destroyed. a much larger fire continues to burn just to the north where the fire has scorched more than 20,000 acres. fire captain. >> we thought we had a good line on it but the winds picked up. a strong wind. jumped the line. >> reporter: they had to pack up and evacuate. >> appeared to be okay and then we looked up and there was this black cloud. >> reporter: that is what residents faced north of sacramento. >> i can't believe what i am seeing. >> reporter: 4,000 acres burned in the wa

the alamo fire has burned almost 29,000 acres since july 6 destroying one home and another building,. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. >>> firefighters are making progress on the whittier fire but dealing with hot and dry conditions. the fire began on july 8 along highway 1 54 at the lake at yuma area and has grown to over -- lake cachuma area and has grown to over thousands of acres . >>> the big daddy apartment building fire in honolulu, the residents said they could not hear the fire alarms. the fire killed three and injured 12 others. the fire began on the 26 floor of the building that did not have sprinklers because it was built in 1971 before sprinklers were mandatory and high-rises. one man that went back to the burned-out building told us what he saw. >> i was going floor by floor down from 33, and the paint is beginning to feel away. when we got to 28, it will be like a war zone, completely burned out. >> fire officials are still investigating the cause of the fire. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's deputies ever covered the body of a man that drowned wh

the largest fire is the alamo fire that's burned more than 23,000 acres and only 10% contained. arby santa barbara county, the whittier fire has grown to 7800 acres that started just yesterday afternoon. this is time-lapsed video. that fire is only 5% contained. >>> a driver crash and burned to death near kenwood. the chp responded to 911 calls after 4:00 this morning on a brush fire outside of ken boost wood on highway 12. a volvo had crashed and burst into flames. the driver lost control on a curve. >> it appears the driver lost control, went up an embankment, over a fence and rolled several times into a field where the vehicle caught fire and became fully engulfed. >> the identity of the driver has not been released. >>> police in berkeley are warning cal students after two crimes on campus this weekend just before 9:00 friday night police say a man grab aid woman in the parking lot. the woman screamed and man ran away. an hour later a man who had gotten off a b.a.r.t. downtown was followed and attacked and robbed by a group of teens. he got away. >>> the search continues for

the largest fire is the alamo fire that's burned more than 23,000 acres and only 10% contained. arby santa barbara county, the whittier fire has grown to 7800 acres that started just yesterday afternoon. this is time-lapsed video. that fire is only 5% contained. >>> a driver crash and burned to death near kenwood. the chp responded to 911 calls after 4:00 this morning on a brush fire outside of ken boost wood on highway 12. a volvo had crashed and burst into flames. the driver lost control on a curve. >> it appears the driver lost control, went up an embankment, over a fence and rolled several times into a field where the vehicle caught fire and became fully engulfed. >> the identity of the driver has not been released. >>> police in berkeley are warning cal students after two crimes on campus this weekend just before 9:00 friday night police say a man grab aid woman in the parking lot. the woman screamed and man ran away. an hour later a man who had gotten off a b.a.r.t. downtown was followed and attacked and robbed by a group of teens. he got away. >>> the search continues for

so most of the work at los alamos and the angst at los alamos is related to the other type of atomic bomb which is a plutonium bomb. and pyles indicated it might be also possible to make a bomb out of plutonium. and plutonium, which is a manmade element, was easier to produce than the uranium 235. but so they decided to put some plutonium in the front of the bomb. some plutonium in the back of the bomb. and they discovered -- they calculated, they figured out that there was no way that the plutonium bullet could be fired fast enough into the plutonium target to make it go up. plutonium was active, so much more active than uranium 235 that no matter how fast you fired that bullet, by the time it got halfway, it would start to explode. but it would really fizzle because you wouldn't get the full effect. so we have this investment so to speak in plutonium. how are we going to make it -- make it work. and they came up with this idea of an implosion device. of packing the plutonium in, let's say, a grapefruit sized bowl. and designing explosives that were all around the plutonium bowl tha

one is the alamo fire in san luis obispo county... and the other is the whittier fire in santa barbara county... the alamo fire has burned more than 28- thousand acres and destroyed one home. it is now 98- percent contained. the whittier fire has burned over 18 thousand acres. it started last saturday and at least 16 homes and 30 other buildings have been destroyed. containment is now at 49 percent. more than 16-hundred firefighters are battling the fire that forced hundreds of people to evacuate. .... ( tiffany @ land ) peole in oroville first had to deal with the failure of the oroville dam's spillway... and now a recent wildfire has forced thousands to evacuate. reporter eric rucker is in oroville with how people are coping. yvonne ogletree/ oroville resident "you've got 15 minutes pack it up and go, i'm like what do i take"it has already been a long 2017 for oroville residents.stephanie ellis, oroville resident "maybe we'll get all the bad stuff out of the way this year, it'll be better next year...i don't know"it started back in f

the alamo fire is the largest and burning an area about two-thirds the size of washington, d.c. in santa barbara county, the fire is shutting down both sides of a major highway and trapped dozens of children and camp counselors who waited two hours for help to arrive. they are safe tonight. >>> republicans, northeasterners, baby boomers and men are the best tippers in the country. that according to a survey by credit cards.com. they all left a 20% gratuity on average at restaurants. democrats, women and southerners tipped around 15 or 16%, the survey found. the survey says. but women were more likely than men to tip hotel housekeepers, coffee shop baristas and hairstylists. they also found one in five americans never tip at all. >>> health check at 11:00 tonight. research at the university of pennsylvania is casting doubt on the supposed benefits of something called brain training. websites like lumosity offer games that some believe can improve mental function or ward off dementia. 128 young people were recruited by the researchers to brain train for ten weeks or play regular v

a much larger fire continues to burn just to the north where the alamo fire has now scorched more than 20,000 acres. fire captain. >> the wind picked up and we had a strong northeasterly wind. >> reporter: lee had to quickly pack up and evacuate. >> we looked up and there was this big black cloud. >> reporter: that is also what residents faced north of sacramento. over 4000 acres have burned in the wildfire. >> the wind was shifting bad last night. going one way and then the other. so, those poor firefighters had their hands full. >> reporter: at least 10 buildings have burned to the ground with no containment insight. in los angeles, record-setting temperatures are being blamed for another major fire. a transforming that exploded knocking out power to 140,000 customers. there have been no deaths in any of these fires but several injuries. to put this in perspective, so far, there have been more than 2100 fires in california, up 22% from the same time last year. kpix 5 news . >>> 4:36. we kind of knew that wildfire season would be bad. back with you. at least, the authorities said they

a world famous toilet seat museum located right near the alamo.udly shows off his collection of more than 1300 toilet seats art. our digital journalist stopped by to take a look. >> i've got from 1 to 1306. this is my life's work here in the years i've been here in this house. i got most of these when i was a plumber, and they had about 60 toilet seats. and i went in to get my material and wanted to get back on the job and said what are you going to do with those toilet seats out there? he said we'll throw those away, and he said i would like to have a few. and he set you n' unless you go out there with screwdrivers and take them apart. you can have either the ring or the lead. so i tack half a dozen of -- took half a dozen of them. >> tremendous. barney is looking to sell his collection but he refuses to sell it in pieces and will only choose a bidder willing to take the whole lot. >> only need one. >>> right now at 6:00, not much in the way of storms across the d.c. region but it's really hot out there and the heat will only get worse before it

the alamo fire burned tens of thousands of acres. both fires fueled by record breaking heat. >> thought we had a good line on it but the winds picked up. >> reporter: 600 firefighters are battling the blaze with little containment. >>> volunteers are helping to evacuate animals in butte county. that area isinate a state of emergency due to -- is under a state of emergency due to a wildfire. the north valley animal disaster group is rescuing pets and live stock for property owners. >> helping the community in -- in these times of -- of -- of great stress, helping them get out and -- and making sure that the animals are safe. >> right now smaller animals are taken to a local hospital. larger animals like horses are going to a shelter. >>> other news tonight, president trump spent the day at the trump national golf club in virginia. outside of d.c. he also took time to tweet about working with russia following the g-20 summit last week. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson said today while peeking in the ukraine the first topic

a much larger fire continues to burn just to the north where the alamo fire has now scorched more than 20,000 acres. fire captain dave zaniboni. >> we thought we had a good line on it, the winds picked up, a strong north, north easterly wind t jumped the line. >> the ranch owner had to quickly backpack up and evacuate. >> appeared to be okay and then we looked up and there was a big black cloud. >> that is also what residents faced north of sacramento. >> i can't belief what i am seeing. >> over 4,000 acres have burned in the wildfire. >> the wind was shifting bad last night t was going one way then the other. those firefighters had their handsful. >> at least ten buildings have burned to the ground with no containment in sight. in los angeles record-setting temperatures are being blamed for another major fire. a transformer that exploded knocking out power to 140,000 customers. there have been no deaths in any of these fires but there have been several injuries. elaine, to put this year in perspective, so far there have been 2100 fires in california, that's up 22% from this time last

infrared imaging from nasa shows the progress of the alamo fire over the weekend. that fire has burned more than 28,000 acres, and is now 15% cop tand. homes are evacuated and more than 100 structures are threatened. one has already been destroyed. firefighters are having a tough time with the steep rugged terrain. >>> we are learning tonight about a potentially disastrous situation and how it was prevented at sfo. >> ahead, hear what pilots and controllers said to stop a tense moment from becoming tragic. >>> also, would you buy a new house without ever seeing it in person? what's behind this new trend that has people becoming homeowners sight unseen. >>> how many californians think the state should break away from the u.s. and denny's your house.rries and cream pancakes are in the house. with new denny's online ordering, get whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com >>> a somber procession today at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco as john quinn was laid to rest. he served as archbishop in san francisco from 1977 to 1995

the alamo fire is threatening as many as 200 homes along highway 154. e fire is being fueled by hot weather and tall dry vegetation. the blaze is only 10% contained. and in the northern part of the state, a fire in butte county has grown to 27,000 acres. we have been told that the fire has a storied 10 homes. >> reporter: hot boiling flames and send a rating land in what looks like a tornado of smoke and flames. you can see the flames reach into the afternoon sky. some of those were residents that had been evacuated. >> it was crazy. the wind was shifting bad from one direction to the other. those firefighters had their hands full. >> reporter: it was difficult to watch and he doesn't know if he has a home to go back to.>> i hear that some parts of the town have been burned up. i wonder what will be there when i try to go home. >> reporter: the fire moved quickly across the ridge sending many others fleeing from their homes. >> we know some people that live up there. i just hope things will be okay. it is a really good view but it is a sad one as well. >

the alamo fire has burned almost 29,000 acres since it began on july 6. it's now 95% contained.also destroying one home and another building. the cause is being investigated. the whittier fire continues to burn out of control as firefighters deal with hot, dry conditions. that fire started on july 8 along highway 154. it has now grown to about 18,000 acres. about 16 homes are destroyed and it is only 36% contained. evacuation orders are in effect for several areas. >>> those fires started with the heat wave we've had a while ago and here in the bay area. including this weekend, once again santa rosa today 108 degrees. we do have some cooling in the forecast for tomorrow, but still some hot numbers here out towards santa rosa and livermore. at least 96 degrees. for the hottest locations we are thinking in the mid to upper 90s for your monday forecast. outside right now what would cool us off would be some fog with clear skies out towards the bay bridge. not much in the way of extensive cloud cover out there. most of the bay area in the clear. most of the bay area still pretty war

more than 600 fight fighters working to contain the alamo fire. six people have been hurt. >> doing or best to get the upper hand on it. a lot to contend with with the weather and the fuels that are out there very dry. long road ahead of us. >> north of the border. nearly 200 fires are burning in british columbia. >>> adidas is coming out with a line of all-american sneakers. >> company created a unique shoe for each state in the union. take a look at the pennsylvania sneaker. designer said the sthate is knon for scenery. added historical icons and nature elements. >> what state is that. >> pennsylvania. >> this is delaware. the designer said she was inspired by delaware river with beautiful colors and textures. >> all right. this is new jersey. where jess and i live. it's all about pizza. >> i don't get it. >> designer said it reflects the pride jerseyans take in their flat crust. maybe more than new yorkers do. that's the ugliest shoeive ever seen. >> that's not true. >>> there's no color. >> major market for shoes. am i right? >> people with tak

mean when i will, the alamo fire is so dangerous, crews have been forced to fight the fire from the airre hoping the airdrop has a good effect on the fire, and that allows our crews to get in and make a direct attack on the line. >> reporter: more than 4,000 people have been ordered to evacuate which has caused traffic jams on the roads and restdants searching for a place to sleep. >> came on the bull horn last night telling everybody a mandatory. >> reporter: the three largest fires forced thousands of people to flee. while firefighters struggle to contain the blazes, there was a break in the gloom near santa barbara. a rainbow above the smoke and flames. >>> relief could come tomorrow for the parents ofs 3467 charlie was born with this terminal genetic condition. he can't breathe on his own. lawyers have reached out to american hospitals. tomorrow a british court will reconsider its ruling that the move will prolong charlie's suffering. >> we'd quite like to go to where the experts are in america. >>> just today two republic lawmakers are going to introduce a bill this week to grant c

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a much larger fire is burning to north where the alamo fire has scorched 20,000 acres. fire captain dave zaniboni. >> we thought we had a pretty good jump on it. but the fire jumped the line. >> reporter: gretchen leaf had to quickly prepare to evacuate. >> reporter: that's also what residents faced north of sacramento. >> i just can't even believe what i'm seeing. >> reporter: over 4,000 fires have burned in the wildfire. >> the wind was shifting badly, going one way or the other. the poor firefighters have had their hands full. >> reporter: at least four buildings have burned to ground with no containment in sight. in los angeles temperatures are being blamed for another fire. a transformer that exploded, knocking out power to 140,000 customers. there have been no deaths in any of these fire, but there have been several injuries. to put this year in perspective so far, there have been 2,100 fires here in california. that's up 22% from the same time last year. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >>> this morning a cease-fire by in southern syria negotiated by the

the alamo fire has torched 23 thousand acres and is just 15 percent contained tonight.ll those flames are spewing smoke and ash into the air. some of ash is falling on homes and cars in nearby neighborhoods. (sot) according to health officials... symptoms of smoke exposure include repeated coughing, shortness of breath, and unusual fatigue or lighheadedness. (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled as much as 10 degrees in the hottest areas today.high pressure is weakening allowing the cool ocean air to move futher inland. numerous fires are burning around the state with very dry and hot condition but there should be a little relief on the way over the next couple of days. if you're going out tonight the fog will be on the increase and the breeze will be blowing too. skies stayed mostly clear except near the coast today where fog lingered for most of the day. high pressure will weaken during the first part of the week which should help the temperatures cool a little more. but it will remain ho

in the meantime the alamo fire to our south near santa maria has not grown much in the last 24 hours if the is also at 70% containment. >>> warm weather continues today, right, care rhee? >> it will and it ramps up for the weekend so we're enjoying today look at at the temperature trend and it will be up to 86 degrees by 2:00. we're in for some hot temperatures this weekend. more on that and the wildfire danger coming up next. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza you see folks lined up that's because lane suchl that's one of your last cash lanes on the left that's still not open. we'll talk about that fire in lafayette coming up. >>> and does it ever feel like you're just circling around and around and around looking for a parking spot? you will not believe how many dozens of hours it's estimated san francisco ians spend looking for that elusive spot. >>> good morning here on your thursday. we take a live look outside at a few cars that we can see underneath all that fog. i believe there's also a famous bridge but you're going to have to take our word for it right now. th

the alamo fire has torched 23 thousand acres near santa maria and is just 15 percent contained tonight. all those flames are spewing smoke and ash into the air. some of ash is falling on homes and cars in nearby neighborhoods.<> (jr stone) according to health officials... symptoms of smoke exposure include repeated coughing, shortness of breath, and unusual fatigue or lighheadedness. (jr stone) meanwhile the whittier fire in santa barbara county is just five percent contained tonight. fire officials said it destroyed approximately 20 structures along highway 154. at last check, it has burned 78- hundred acres. mandatory evacuation orders and warnings were issued for people who live near the fire. no injuries have been reported. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled as much as 10 degrees in the hottest areas today.high pressure is weakening allowing the cool ocean air to move futher inland. numerous fires are burning around the state with very dry and hot condition but there should be a little relief on the way over the next couple of days. if you're going out tonight the fog will be on

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to the north the alamo fire has burned tens of thousands of acres, both fires fueled by record breaking heat. >> we thought we had a good line on it, but the winds picked up. >> reporter: about 600 firefighters are balancing the blaze with little containment, wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> a biiscyclt is hit by an suv on a tennessee highway. tonight we know the suv driver is a dean of students at the university school of nashville. 58-year-old marshall grant neely, iii fas charges including leaving the scene of an accident, failure to render aid and reckless endangerment. bicyclist tyler noe was treated at the hospital with cuts and bruises. >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> i'm happy he's going to be okay. >> yeah. minor considering what was going on. >> could have been a lot worse. we know about that very commonly. hey, treat to be with you today and a beautiful day outside. >> thank you. it was a beautiful day to be outside. it might have been the nicest day of the year. it was certainly the nicest day we'll see in july. i can'

to the north, the alamo fire burned tens of thousands of acres. oth fires fueled by record breaking heat. >> we thought we had a good line but the winds picked up. >> reporter: about 600 firefighters are battling the blaze with little containment. wendy gel lit cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> dangerous conditions out there. we couldn't have been more pleasant today 85 >> today was absolutely perfect. natasha, no matter where you were. down the shore, in the poconos, in the city, in the suburb, it was honestly just the perfect day. picture perfect and it's a picture perfect night. right now in rehoboth beach. boardwalk plaza you can see the full moon shining off of the ocean water. it's just a perfect evening out there. i've seen plenty of people out and about on the boardwalk. 83 degrees was our official high temperature today in philadelphia. that's actually below average for a change. the average high is right around 87 degrees. we're going to be well above average later on and we'll talk about that. here's what we have going on on stormscan 3, nothing

that fire destroyed homes and trapped almost l zero cam ers who had to be bussed out of the area. alamot fire tripled in size on saturday is triggering air quality warnings because of all the smoke and ash. it's raining ash . it's on our out dwoor furniture. i've seen it on the door mat. very heavy and ash is on everything. health experts say people with preexisting heart, lung or respiratory problems are at the highest risk . i shouldn't be out without a mask because it's very difficult. >> local residents say the alamo fire has burned closer to santa maria about an hour closer to santa barber. i've been in my home in 47 years and i've never considered fire. we've been lucky. on saturday loss angelica angeles also broke a degrees, but there is some relief in site but the temperatures are supposed to drop five to ten degrees over the next 48 hours. will car, fox news. >> the news tonight far from over. the news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. up first we begin with developing nurks thank you so much for joining us, i'm lauren demarco and i'm marina maracco. police

the alamo fire has burned almost 29,000 acres since it began on july 6 and it's now 95% contained. the cause of the fire is being investigated. >>> the whittier fire continues to burn out of control as firefighters deal with hot, drink conditions. that fire started on july 8 along highway 154 in the lake chakuma area. it's only 36% contained. evacuation orders are in effect for several areas. >>> nine people went to the hospitals after a collision involving a wrong-way driver. it happened in eastern contra costa county last night. it happened near brentwood. an investigator said a car reported stolen slammed into marx inivan killing seven people. the crash happened shortly after 8:00 last night and closed highway 4 for almost two hours. >> they went to the helicopter and multiple patients by ground. there were two people in the car going the wrong way. one managed to get out on his own and the other had to be pulled out. the officials say seven people in the minivan were also hurt with the most serious injury of a broken leg. the youngest child was air lifted to benoit children's ho

the alamo fire in san luis obispo county has burned nearly 29-thousand acres. but firefighters say lower wind and higher humidity yesterday helped them limit the growth of the fire. mandatory evacuations are in effect for the area. the fire is only 20 percent contained this morning. so far only one building has been there are no reports of ( darya ) happening now... federal officials have set up a special encampment in oakland where a massive four alarm fire tore through a building last week. the a-t-f is helping local investigators figure out if this is the fourth case of arson at buildings under construction in the last several months. 196 apartments and retail spaces were supposed to occupy that building that went up in flames on friday. fire experts say that the area is still unstable. on sunday a nearby building had several of its windows shatter and glass was all over the sidewalk. ( darya ) and this morning we also have new information from the a-t-f about three other fires that happened in a year's span.( mark ) kron four's spencer blake has the details.

>> firefighters battling the wildfires, hot temperatures and dry conditions across the state and the alamo fire has burned almost 24,000 acres and one structure was destroyed with 100 others being threatened. the fire began thursday afternoon and is 15% contained. mandatory evacuations have an issue and the red cross has set up a release shelter. >>> the second-biggest active fire in santa barbara county with the wildfire that began on saturday burning 8000 acres and only 5% contained. the area has not burned in over 60 years in santa barbara county has declared an air- quality warning due to the smoke from both wildfires on the north and south sides of the county. the flames raced to the popular campground as well. >> it went off. those crews were quickly outflanked by the flames and they quickly discovered there were a lot of people in that camp. >> most of the campers were evacuated immediately but about 80 children were stuck inside the barracks due to the fire blocking the main road out. rescue crews went into the campgrounds and stayed with the kids for hours before they were safely

cal fire says the alamo fire grew 5,000 acres overnight. it has now burned almost 29,000 acres and is still just 15% contained. one structure was destroyed and more than 100 others are still threatened. mandatory evacuations are in effect. california's second largest fire is also burning out of control in santa barbara county. this is video by a news crew driving through the smoke of the whittier fire. it is almost 11,000 acres large and is only 5% contained. >> we've been watching that fire that was burning in santa clara county that started right before 4:00. bill, there's a lot of activity going on. it's fire season. >> exactly. it's fire season. we talked about it last week before the heat came on. a couple days of heat, you will have fires. we don't want to have fires, but you will have fires this time of year, especially when you have multiple days of 90 plus degree heat. temperatures were hot. that's why i showed you the shallow inversion. but the next few days it deepens out, which is typically a sign that things are going to start

to be bussed out of the area when surrounded by flames an thousand firefighters are battling the nearby alamoe tripled in size on saturday triggering air qualify warnings because of all the smoke and ash. >> it's raining ash. >> it is. it's on our outdoor furniture. i've seen it on the door mat. >> very heavy and ash is on everything. >> reporter: health experts say people with preexisting heart, lung or respiratory problems are at the highest risk >> i shouldn't be out without a mask because it's very difficult. >> reporter: residents say the alamo fire burned closer to santa maria an hour north of santa barber than any wild fire in recent memory >> i've been in my home 47 years, have never considered fire. just we've been lucky. >> reporter: los angeles broke a heat record set you will the way back in 1986, 131 years ago with a high of 98. but there's relief in sight. the temperatures are supposed to drop five to ten degrees over the next 24 hours. in southern california, will carr fox news. >>> president trump started tweeting this morning about his meeting with russian president vladimir

first is the alamo fire in san luis obispo county. that fire has burned more than 28-thousand acres and destroyed one home. the fire is 98 percent containment this morning. (darya) and the whittier fire burning in santa barbara county has grown to more than 18-thousand acres. that fire started more than a week ago. it has destroyed a dozen homes and nearly three dozen other buildings. that fire is now at 49 percent containment. more than a thousand firefighters are still working to contain the fire. (darya) firefighters are battling two wildfires in northern and central california that are sending people fleeing from their homes. a 1000-acre blaze sparked yesterday afternoon near lake mcclure, a reservoir about 50 miles east of modesto. an evacuation order is in effect for homes near the lake. and a 400- acre wildfire in mendocino county has triggered an evacuation in the community of redwood valley after the fire jumped a road. ( darya ) this morning more questions are being raised about the meeting between donald trump junior and a r