it's blowing away from walnut creek in the direction of concord towards say pittsburg. it is challenging. you have the whole crystal ranch, montecito neighborhood and beyond that you have cal state, east bay and their facilities. >> lieutenant, thank you so much for your information. i know it's very busy right now in the walnut creek area. we appreciate your time with us this afternoon. >> thank you. >> we're going to continue covering the fire coverage and get back after this break and check in with paul deanno about the wind conditions. we will be right back. evacuations cover homes along >>> we want to update you on a situation going on in the concord area right now, concord, walnut creek border, the lime ridge open space. you can see a lot of smoke coming up from that grassland there, a very popular park. a lot of people hike there. we got off the phone with fire officials who tell us they believe that fire may have started along ygnacio valley road just to the north. you can see active fire burning right now, flames coming up from that area. there are evacuations t

the east bay hills. that has helped to drop humidity levels down to 22%. concord, 94, winds sustained at ten, some up to 25 miles per hour. humidity levels throughout the day, the last couple of days, you would see temperatures continue to climb and humidity levels drop. this is the hottest time of the day. as we head into tonight, we will see the north winds on the increase, which will keep fire danger high, especially in the north bay and some of the east bay hills. another look at both views, one vantage point from walnut creek looking to the east. there's our skyranger in the upper left as air crews continue to make attacks from above. we are expecting wind gusts not to be anything higher than 30 miles per hour. relative humidity is below 30%. temperatures in the 90s. >> thank you very much. thanks for keeping an eye on this. this is not the last fire we will be talking about this weekend with the conditions that are coming up. here is another view of the fire we wanted to show you. this is video a viewer sent us. they were driving up 680. you can see the mass

back live to skyranger along the lines of the concord fire. burning very close -- right up to the back fences of some of the communities around the chris at that time ranch area. at 50% containment, notice how the smoke is lifting up and away from the ground. it's not hugging the ground. you don't have strong gusty winds. the temperatures out there and the dry conditions in the fe fields, bone dgh, not just for the north bay but all of the bay area hillsides. you will see that concord had a high of 96. hottest spot around the bay area. currently still 92. humidity at 23%. inland temperatures right now, 80s and 90s. this time tomorrow, 100 degree temperatures. the 24-hour temperature change for today is 14 degrees warmer from concord into livermore. technically the red flag warning is the hill nas napa county and lake county. as you saw around concord, in the hills, things are going to be dry as the winds pick up tomorrow. this area in red, close to where the red flag warning is located. santa rosa, 9% relative humidity tomorrow. also as we head

leslie brinkley is live at the concord b.a.r.t. station with the latest. leslie. >> reporter: well a call went out on facebook for people to gather here at the concord b.a.r.t. station for a march to concord city hall at 5:00. it's in opposition to what they call a concentration camp that is supposed to go up just east of here at the concord naval weapons station. . the federal plan mentioned in a leaked document last friday calls for 47,000 mierpgts to be housed at the concord naval weapons station. millions would be spent to construct a tent city there to house the immigrants as any wait for court hearings. >> i think the suggestion is madness. >> congressman mark desaulnier spoke out today saysing the department of the navy led him to plef they will pri more details soon. >> we don't know if those are sool asylum seekers. we don't know if they have cited for entering the country illegally. we don't have a lot of specifics. >> former gop chair says there is no choins but to ep occupy more camps. he says it's impossible to stop everyone at the border. and

the concord location is relatively new. in fact, it opened barely two months before the retail chain filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. at the store in dublin, we met a woman who wanted to buy her grandchildren toys on the final day. >> i let them run through the store and they would pick their -- whatever toy they wanted. their first toy it was a tradition i had with them. and now it's gone. >> toys 'r us started about 60 years ago and it became iconic. it had more than 730 locations in the u.s. >>> we are going to take a look at the breaking news in concord. that fire. an update there. the fire that's near the concord-walnut creek border. homes are being evacuated. the homes are located where the fire station is located so they are close to the scene as it's occurring. you can see the smoke from this camera angle here rising. that was from our live camera in martinez. >> now we go across the bay and you can see, this is a significant fire. when you can see it this far away, mark, this is, you know, looking out acr

, and much of the property is scheduled to be transferred to the city of concord in the weeks ahead. nbc bay area's jodie hernandez joins us from the naval weapons station with the late details. jodi, what do we know right now? >> reporter: raj, when we reached out to city and county leaders this afternoon, they couldn't believe it. in fact, one of them called it madness. tonight they say they're going to do all they can to keep the concord naval weapons station from becoming what they believe essentially would be an internment camp. >> reporter: dozens of people angered by the president's zero-tolerance policy that separated thousands of migrant parents and children at the border protested outside the i.c.e. detention facility in richmond this afternoon. >> immigrant rights are under attack, what do we do? >> fight back! >> reporter: now there are reports those being detained at the border could be heading to the east bay. "time" magazine obtained a memo showing the u.s. navy is drafting plans to build a detention camp capable of housing as many as 47,000 immigrants on the grounds o

word came at a special meeting of the concord city council about a memo sent from the sheriff to the board of supervisors.sot guy bjerke/concord director of reuse planning 12-22this was then confirmed by east bay congressman mark desaulnier who issued a statement saying "i am pleased the effort to turn concord naval weapons station into a detention facility has been halted." those attending the meeting were pleased with the decision but continued to speak out on the issuesotsotbut others cautioned the city council to remain alert incase the trump administrations flip flops on the issue as they have done on others in the past. (pam) a teenager claims he was beaten and deprived of food at the shenandoah valley juvenile center in virginia. as well.investigation its own now conduct of virginia will but the state investigation, after an discovered the past.on others in more. dan it looks as if a plan to site a immigration detention facility at the concord naval weapons station has been shelved. word came at a of the concord city council about a memo sent sheriff to the board of supervisors

gustier in the hills near concord and the berkeley hills. temperatures will cool down. it's going to send in the marine layer. so we have that this morning. half moon bay visibility impacted but most locations right now are okay except for petaluma where it has dropped down to 4 miles. >>> we'll take it back over to antioch and westbound 4 seeing the speeds in the green still. things are looking a-okay for our commuters for the start of the wednesday morning ride. we'll see how long it lasts. it's 12 minutes to 680. over to i-80. caltrans has the connector ramp shut down until 5 a.m. so we aren't seeing too much of a backup just yet but you will have to use those surface streets to get over to i-80that parky. if y are heading along i-80 eastshore freeway, starting to get a little busy but re still oking good at the limit in the green all the way down towards the toll plaza. we are starting to see a few cars back up in the cash lanes. over the bridge, heading to san francisco along 101, your ride is looking good. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> time 4:40.

both he and the concord mayor are demanding answers from the navy and have pledged to fight it. >> we were caught totally blind side by this as i believe everybody in california. >> reporter: again, protesters should be arriving here to concord city hall within the next 30 minutes or so. the mayor and congressman mark desaulnier have written letters to the navy demanding answers, and tonight the congressman has now requested a walk-through at that pleasant hill child care center. reporting live in contra costa county, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> also in the east bay, an immigration protest is entering its tenth hour. >> together and free. >> you hear the chanting, singing and marching. it's been going on nonstop since 7:00 a.m. in richmond. it's billed as 12 hours of action. 200 immigrants are here at the only i.c.e. detention facility in the bay area. the activists are furious at the contra costa sheriff's department is now publishing the detainees' release date, allowing i.c.e. to track and detain them without directly violating california's sanctu

the base is within months of being handed over to the city of concord. will that timing be effected. the mayor is asking a navy representative to come to concord tomorrow at 1:00 and tell city hall the plan. meanwhile these protesters want any such plan stopped in its tracks. >> it's amazing how they can come up with the money to open a detention facility when we have other issues like homelessness, affordable housing, other issues the taxpayers really care about. >> it's a crime and if someone doesn't do something to stop it we're all accomplices. >> joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> two the southwest key program contracts with the feds to care for unaccompanied minors. >> it's really heart breaking. it's heart breaking. it's vital to show them that. to show that there are people out here who hearts are breaking with them that we care for them and we don't want this for them. >> those women showed up today to donate books and stuffed animals. but tonight the congressman is you remembering people not to protest at that facility to avoid further traumatizing the gir

the mayor of concord was shocked by the news. he is hoping for more information next week.ow, i did speak with a number of local republicans tonight, and they were really leery about giving their opinion. they just want more information. reporting live in concord, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> as we wait for a decision regarding concord, all eyes are on the white house and capitol hill this evening. lawmakers have left washington, d.c. without passing an immigration bill. but the more immediate concern, what about the children? some of them have been reunited with their parents, but there's still a lot of conclusion. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us. ian, this is expected to be a hectic weekend. how many kids are we talking about at this hour? >> reporter: that's part of the confusion. the kids back with their parents now were likely detained at the border in the past 72 hours. but there are 2,000 plus children in the custody of health and human services, some spread out across the country. those reunifications could take more than a month. t

this despite the supervisor joya saying no site in california including the concord naval weapons station is being considered for migrant detention facilities. i reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office, and a spokesman tells me that the sheriff will not comment on confidential communications. ommunications. alex, julie? >> all right, amber, thank you. hank you. king in with temperatures cooling off tomorrow. today wasn't all that warm, but it was warmer than yesterday. which wasn't all that warm. but tomorrow will be even cooler. so temperatures generally staying in the mid-60s to mid- 70s for most of us with the hot spots tomorrow low 80s at best. not low90s. so a -- low 90s. so a little fog along the coast as you expect this time of year. and we look out, temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. there's that sea breeze which is really helping out the fire zones in northern california because even though it's not getting, you know, it's still kind of warm in the areas east of santa rosa up by the lake county areas, it's still moister and cooler than it would be. so the

. >>> later today, the concord city council has scheduled a town hall meeting about the s of the former concord naval weapons station being looked at to detain up to 47,000 illegal immigrants. there seems to be a lot of confusion over whether that site is being looked at for detention facilities. contra costa county supervis john guyot said he was told by the sheriff that no site in california would be considered to house immigrants detained under the administration's zero- tolerance policy. officials say they have it not been told the site is off the table. protesters gathered last night at concord city hall. >>> -- >> they are human beings. they want to provide for their family. >> for people to go through all of that work and be locked up when they get here is not human. >> last week time magazine reported it obtained a government memo listing the former naval station in concord and camp pendleton in southern california as possible sites for immigration detention camps. that town hall meeting is scheduled to take place at 1 pm in the concord city council chambers. >>> more charges ha

the concord naval station has been closed for decades. much of the property is scheduled to be transferred to the city of concord. the city spent millions of dollars developing live-and-work communities there. congressman and former concord mayor mark desaulnier opposes it. >> it's a crazy idea and if it's true, we'll fight it. the community does not support, nor do i, this unethical, immorrow, zero tolerance policy driving families apart. >> reporter: the memo goes well beyond building in concord. it suggests another 47,000 people could be detained at camp pendleton down in san diego county. the estimated cost of all this, nearly a quarter of a billion dollars to run these tent cities for 25,000 people at a time. and that's for a six-month period. the obama administration used military bases to house unaccompanied migrant minors in 2014 but those shelters closed after four months. now all children separated from their parents should be reunited by sunday. that's the word tonight from the white house. blayne alexander is in washington wher

the airport in concord, 102 degrees this afternoon. antioch 100. temperatures near the coast and the bay not nearly as warm. mainly in the 70s and 80s. everybody heats up as we head into the saturday forecast. as a result, we have this, heat advisory emplace for most of the bay area with the exception being near the coast and for san francisco. bayside locations could be in the 90s and in land, the heat advisory is there and temperatures could approach 105 degrees. the fire danger is elevated as we head toward the weekend. the northbay hills and east bay hills. we are seeing more of a northerly windere is a dry and warmnot good news for fire crews. the warning starts saturday at 11 am with wind gusting. very dry in the afternoon. we will eventually bring temperatures. not in the saturday forecast. we will have more the changes in a few minutes. >>> we found folks in oakland, enjoying the outdoors today. some folks decided to picnic near the lake while others went for a jog. one person we spoke with said he took off of work early so he could spend ti

administration's plans to house thousands of detained migrants at the concord naval station. last night dozens packed city hall demanding the council take action. >> please, let's do we must be taking action. >> out here really making the voices heard and who wants to see a country that so many of us dream that could bet has now turned into a nightmare. >> concord city council tells us they've heard nothing from the navy on housing detainees at the naval station. >> a follow-up affecting yuour money. city council v late last night to put the measure on the november ballot. critics say it's a tax on jobs. the mayor says if it passes, the tax would raise $6 million. all of it to be spent on transportation and affordable housing. two issues, mountain view and the bay area continue to struggle with. >> 4:35. in san francisco, the board of supervisors has a new leader. unanimously voted in as the new board president yesterday. supervisor cohen has been on the board since 2011. the term lasts untiluary and takes over from london breed, who was just elected mayor. >> at 4:36 this mor

(pam) mabrisa has more on the conditions in concord right now... and the fire danger expected for tomorrow.. a robust warming trend will continue into saturday as high pressure builds over the bay area and offshore flow develops inland. expect daytime highs in the 60s-70s along the coast with 80s-90s inland. high fire danger begins tonight along north bay mountains through saturday night. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. another warming trend is then expected late next week. (pam) and we first told you about the concord brush (pam) (pam) and we first told you about the concord brush fire with a push alert from our mobile app. stay connected on breaking news by downloading it today ... and opting in for push alerts. (ken) well, hot weather is expected through out the holiday weekend. that means a lot of people headed to bay area parks to bbq and enjoy the warm weather, but there's also an increased risk of wildfire especially in the east

let's update the breaking news now. happening in concord. ongis ignacio valley road and cowl road. the grass fire burned 150 acres so far. the concern now keeping it away from the crystal ranch enabled. >> yeah, we want to let you no he that montecito and the crystal ranch neighborhood, those two neighborhoods are being asked to immediately evacuate as they continue to put water and retardant trying to keep the flames away from homes. >> i have just heard via text from a friend limping in the subdivision they are preparing to get out. but we wish all of them good luck and fire department is didding everything they can. >> world news with david muir up next. >> for all of us he >>> tonight, the video now emerging. the shooting rampage in that newsroom. the alleged gunman jarrod ramos being led away by police. authorities urging everyone to get their hands in the air. tonight what we've now learned. the suspect barricading the door so reporters and workers couldn't get out as he fired. why the newspaper was targeted? what the suspect did to a g

a few spots hitting the low 80s like antioch and concord. meanwhile other areas for the coast and the inner bay will be in the 6 0e's and 70s, palo alto 77 today and 78 in san jose. napa, santa rosa, 79 degrees. as we start out this morning, you look out the window, a good one to start out with, a light jacket but maybe light long sleeves but gd option. you'll notice that the winds will be a lot stronger today. if you're going out to the alameda county fair cattle drive, that's going through downtown pleasanton today. and it's going to start out with upper 60s, very nice weather. sunshine and we'll reach the upper 70s once again there today. and then tomorrow in san francisco, we're celebrating everything philippino and lower 60s throughout the day and sunshine. you'll want to check that out in union square. as we get a look what's happening here. here's the tropical storm bud that's spreading moisture acrosn california, arizona and as well as new mexico. we'll see the rain moving into those areas so desperately need the rain. we're going to

it's not clear if people would be brought from the border to concord. no confirmation from the navy. the representative from the area, congressman desaulnier has a lot of questions he wants answered regarding this proposed plan. >> we would like to know what the plans are. does it happen in 60 days, 6 months? how long are you going to be there? how do you provide the infrastructure? what's the impact on our existing infrastructure? >> reporter: a special meetiout this and the mayor of concord has asked a representative of the navy to be there. but it's unclear if one will actually be attending. so this meeting is expected to happen at 1 p.m. today. the city council's also having their regularly scheduled meeting tonight at 6 p.m. but they don't plan on talking about this topic. from concord city hall, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> campaign 2018. laura podesta reports. >>> reporter: in an upset that could send ripples throughout the democratic party, 28-year- old alexandria cortese beat 10- term new york congressman joseph crowley. the political newcomer has b

a look at live doppler 7 sunny xia are skies across the bay area. 102 in clover dale and concord. 99 in brent wood and livermore and many other locations high temperatures in the 90s today. more trimle digits tomorrow. as a result of this spike in heat the heat advisory is in effect for tomorrow fop heat related illnesses pl overexposure to this heat direct sunlight can lead to heat stroke, heat exhaustion. we have a higher fire danger as i mentioned earlier. a red flag warning is in effect tomorrow and sunday for the counties of solano and lake and hills and mountains of the north bay and the east way. i'll have a closer look at weather conditions when the heat breaks later ama. >> thank you. >>> throughout the bay area calfire at peak staffing this weak because of the high fire danger. skief flew above brisbane after this fire broke out. the fire burn between the caltrain tracks and. they called for extra help from several san mateo community to baulgts the fire. a small fire damaged four homes in san francisco this afternoon sky7 flew over the aftermath of the blaze on ellsworth st

this happened just after 11:30 last night at the concord station. trains did not stop here for about ten minutes while police dealt with the two people involved in this stabbing. they have not said the motive behind the attack or whether the two knew each other. we have messages out to b.a.r.t. officials so we can get more details for you. but just know the morning commute will not be impacted. live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. >>> a burglar broke into a san francisco sheriff's deputy's car and took a service weapon in pinole. the sheriff's office did not confirm details but will release more information today. we don't know if this was the deputy's personal vehicle or patrol vehicle. the sheriff's office didn't specify what kind of weapon this was. we do have a call in and we have not yet heard back. >>> a woman accused of trying to set at least one east bay preschool on fire is under arrest. here is a mugshot of kristina romo. these are the surveillance images. we showed you this earlier this week, showing the suspect

the weather now. we have been watching that fire in concord. e four-alarm fire, contra costa fire officials now saying it is 50% contained. evacuations were under way in the montecito and crystal ranch neighbors. chief meteorologist bill martin has more. >> the retardant is on the south side of the fire. they dropped a swath of -- a stripe there of retardant so it wouldn't go past there. there are housing developments past that. you see a spot fire here. lots of trees and dry brush lots to burn. you can see ignacio valley right there. it might have started with a spark or catalytic converter. fire danger high. tonight a red flag warning for parts of the bay area. temperatures warmer tomorrow. the fog not a thing tomorrow and tomorrow night. but by sunday it comes back. but by that 24-hour period of no fog and stronger offshore flow, right now that's still northerly. that's not quite offshore but it is. it's basically offshore. it's just basically kind of going to start to clock a little more like this as we get into the evening hours. and as it

they demanded answers. >> we would like to know what the plans are. >> reporter: the mayor of concord will letter to the navy, opposing the facility. >> [ inaudible ] force this board to pass a resolution that clearly states you will not collaboration with i.c.e. and you will not allow a concentration camp. >> reporter: even though the city doesn't control the federal land in question, protesters demanded they take a stronger stance. do you think president trump would demand dose would care? >> we know that he has already been impacted by the movement. >> reporter: she points to the change in policy on separating families after public backlash. a recent government filing argues that nearly 29 percent of migrants released into the country failed to show up for their hearings. >> they have been saying don't show up to your court hearing. these are silent deportations. >> reporter: wouldn't that be an argument for the other side to detainment otherwise they will disappear? >> the -- absolutely not, because these are ultimately at the end of the day, attack on immigrant communities. >> re

pkg from the concord bart station ... to city hall .... im here to support the city councils resistance to it people are speaking out against a proposed detention camp here in concord.jesse lovegood / organizer, east bay for everyonethey're literally putting people in concentration camps. they're collecting people of one type for no other reason than they're here in our country for what they say is illegally. people who are seeking asylum, safety. because they're coming from countries that are somehow more messed up than oursa u-s navy document was leaked last friday ... that a detention camp for migrants would be built at the former naval weapons base in concord. these folks say ... no way.if a nation embarks on a path of ethic cleansing and camps, that's something that needs to be nipped in the bud. so we need to be here early and often and that's what they plan on doing....it is on our doorstep. it's something that's actually happening and we can take steps to stop it or at least make it harder. standup the public is addressing the issue

concentration camp. >> the city doesn't colonel the federal land in question, but activists want the concorde leaders to take a stronger stance. >>> a blow to organized labor. delivered by the u.s. supreme court, union workers can refuse to pay their dues but get benefits. we look at the potential consequences of that ruling. >> there will be a decline in dues paying union members. >> reporter: there's concern that the rule means public unions will suffer. for example, the average california teacher makes about $50,000 a year. and pays about a thousand dollars in annual union dues. in the decision, it means the teaches can opt out, save the thousand dollars, but get the benefits that the union negotiates, the head of the san francisco teacher union, is he she is confident teachers will be union members. >> we have high union membership very high, they recognize the benefits and being a strong voice through the union. >> reporter: but there is reason to be concerned. when wisconsin passed a law in 2011, making the dues optional, membership plummeted. to stop wmakers ve already changed the rule

in order for the public to voice their opinions..pkg from the concord bart station ... hall ....im here to support the city councils resistance to itpeople are speaking out against a proposed detention camp (pam) the u.s. supreme court ruled 5-to-4 ... that presiden't trump's travel restrictions on people from seven countries will stay in effect.(ken) the policy restricts nationals from 7 countries from entering the united states(pam) those countries are: iran, north korea, syria, libya, yemen, somalia ... and certain venezuelan government officials ..(ken)but this travel ban is different from the first travel ban issued in january of 2017... because of protests and lawsuits. the trump administration released the most recent version of the travel ban in september of last year.in december, the supreme court allowed this newest version to take effect pending appeal. (pam) the at

the bright colors represent the hot temperatures toward concord. 100 degrees, san francisco 84., half moon bay in the mid-70s. the heat advisory tomorrow will cool things up on sunday. we gestured to a bunch of temperatures, 80s and 90s and triple digits. if you are staying in the sun, it will feel a lot hotter than that. >> that's what i will be at the ice rink tomorrow.>>> mo coming up next, brazil and costa rica babble back and forth in their world cup match. mark will have the fantastic finish, coming up next >> reporter: want to show you some live pictures from the camera as pride weekend gets into full swing in san francisco. we continue in just a moment. ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. >>> is interesting the disparity between the giants payroll and the oakland a's payroll. they both are pretty much the same record. smack you can make an argument there is not much room. big disparity in the cash but not in the standings. the a's rained out in c

the news, a big sigh of relief for large crowds that filled the concord city hall. the second time of the day, a standing-room only crowd showed up to protest tonight, more than two dozen people attended a meeting to express their concern about google's expansion plans in downtown san jose. village. but locals say that much development would take away too much space from much needed housing and cost the city jobs. remember, google bought more than $200 million worth of properties on the western edge of downtown san jose. no one from google attended tonight's meeting. more meetings are planned in the coming months. >> hackers are quietly committing crime on our dime. by hijacking millions of smart phones. maybe even yours. i'm consumer investigator chris camora. we'll expose their tricks and help you shut them down. >>> plus, former president obama attends an event in the bay area. >> and plan on one more mild day around the bay area. sj sj near downtown around 80 degrees tomorrow. then our attention turns to fire weather watches in lake county and solano county. as b

one location might be the old military base in concord. that's according to an internal memo from the department of defense it obtained by time magazine. members of the community in concord are learning about this plan.>> reporter: this naval facility closed about 10 years ago, you can see that there is chain-link fence and barbed wires surrounding theyou mentioned, there could be tennd might be housed here, behind these fences. president trumps zero-tolerance policy has created pressure to find enough space for the thousands of children, parents and other migrants awaiting terminal prosecution for crossing the border . on friday, reports surfaced of an internal draft menu proposed creating a detention camp at the naval ement. it cost for tendency to second house as many as 47,000 people, for 6-12 months as early as july. >> if this is the plan it is a nonstarter for the community. we've got to stop. if they want to engage in a rational conversation about reform, then we are happy to engage in a . >> reporter: the federal government has rel

strong winds in the delta are pushing the clouds through. concord and livermore more cloud coverage as well and it may impact visibility at the coastline. we are seeing it even through santa rosa right now where visibility is down a bit. this is pier 7. a slight break in the clouds. it will be cooler by the water. a little windier today. those clouds may be a little more stubborn. >>> thank you, neda. we are tracking a major accident right now. it has shut down all westbound lanes of highway 24 as you approach broadway. couple cars got into it leaving one car on its roof. major injuries are reported. emergency crews are on scene. another crash in the backup close to 13 tunnel road. so anyone heading in that direction out of the caldecott tunnel, you will be a faced with lots of brake lights. so your alternate routes you can take 13 and then reconnect with either 580 or interstate 80. but keep in mind you will need to give yourself plenty of extra time. chp hasn't given us a time of re-opening. expect major delays westbound. here's highway 24. this i

the concord city council will hold a special meeting on plans to turn the old naval weapons station into immigration detention center.( james ) kron 4's will tran joins us live. and will... the protests have already started. ( will ) happening today... the concord city council will hold a special meeting on plans to turn the old naval weapons station into a detention center. protesters rallied at city hall yesterday... against any possible plans. news of the base being turned into a detention center came down last friday... after a u-s navy document was leaked. people who live nearby say they're against it. ( will ) today's meeting is set for 1 this afternoon. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you

concords lawyers apparently. too there wouldn't even be like the actual defendants who would be concords lawyers and they could kind of person would have to be approved of what they'd actually show the people charges were yeah yeah yeah they want to put up what they call a fire wall attorney and learning all these legal terms fire wall attorney so if conchords lawyers say well here's some information we want to share they have to go through a kind of a neutral attorney but it's a government attorney although he's not working on the case and that attorney would decide yes or no now the judge is yet to rule on all this they have been talking amongst themselves concord and and the prosecutors they've agreed on some things but they far from agreed on the nuff to solve this matter a judge is going to have to intervene and may do so very soon you know it's contrary to what we see on television must lawyers don't actually go to court rooms anymore. and a lot you know actual criminal trials don't happen as often as we think they do as most people know that watch this show everybody pleads out which is what you're saying fr

the fire in concord.... gerously close to homes for several hours starting with breezy double digit wind speeds. (pam) we have been following the fire since 4 o'clock this afternoon. good evening im pam moore. (ken)and im ken wayne. it is all happening.. near ygnacio valley and cowell road.. that's the montecito area...here is a look at the latest numbers. right now the fire is 85-percent contained 368 acres have burned.fire officials tell us a sparking vehicle on ygancio valley road sparked the fire. the montecito and crystal ranch subdivisions were evacuated. (pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in concord with more on that part of the story. ella- when will the residents be allowed back in their homes?

it would be at the former concord naval weapons station. cornell barnard has more. >> no local official including the sheriff had been informed about this. >> reporter: the supervisor says he was blindsided by news the u.s. navy is considering the former concord naval weapons station property as a possible detention center site to house up to 47,000 migrants. >> this is a crazy proposal. we're going to fight it. we won't let it happen. >> reporter: other abandoned military sites nationwide are also being looked at. abc news confirmed that an internal navy document mentions $233 million to construct temporary tent cities. >> this is not a solution, this is really evil policy. >> reporter: this congressman says that he will fight the trump administration. >> it reminds me of japanese internments. >> reporter: the city of concord has been in negotiations with the navy for years to acquire the weapons station property. so far no deal. >> they don't know how many nuclear waste is on that site. there is a lot of stuff there that could happen, all

at the concord naval station. last night dozens of people packed the city hall demanding the council to take action. >> please, let's do more. you could pass resolutions and speak out but we must be taking action. >> we're out here really making the voices heard and who want to see a country that so many of us dream that could be, that has now turned into a nightmare. >> the concord city council tells us they've heard nothing from the navy on housing detainees at the naval station. >>> and a follow up for you on the recent scandal involving clean-up of toxic soil at hunter's point naval shipyard and according to the examiner, it will not stop the ongoing redevelopment efforts. city leaders yesterday fast tracked the next phase of the development. plans call for thousands of new homes at the same time the ongoing clean-up of radioactive soil is pushing out the completion date. leaders say they will not even allow work to begin until they are certain the soil is safe. >>> and affordable housing projects for teachers

it would be at the former concord naval weapons station. cornell barnard has more. >> no local official including the sheriff had been informed about this. >> reporter: the supervisor says he was blindsided by news the u.s. navy is considering the former concord naval weapons station property as a possible detention center site to house up to 47,000 migrants. >> this is a crazy proposal. we're going to fight it. we won't let it happen. >> reporter: other abandoned military sites nationwide are also being looked at. abc news confirmed that an internal navy document mentions $233 million to construct temporary tent cities. >> this is not a solution, this is really evil policy. >> reporter: this congressman says that he will fight the trump administration. >> it reminds me of japanese internments. >> reporter: the city of concord has been in negotiations with the navy forea to acquire the weapons station property. so far no deal. >> they don't know how many nuclear waste is on that site. there is a lot of stuff there that could happen, all of a

it would be at the former concord naval weapons station. cornell barnard has more. >> no local official including the sheriff had been informed about this. >> reporter: the supervisor says he was blindsided by news the u.s. navy is considering the former concord naval weapons station property as a possible detention center site to house up to 47,000 migrants. >> this is a crazy proposal. we're going to fight it. we won't let it happen. >> reporter: other abandoned military sites nationwide are also being looked at. abc news confirmed that an internal navy document mentions $233 million to construct temporary tent cities. >> this is not a solution, this is really evil policy. >> reporter: this congressman says that he will fight the trump administration. >> it reminds me of japanese internments. >> reporter: the city of concord has been in negotiations with the navy for years to acquire the weapons station property. so far no deal. >> they don't know how many nuclear waste is on that site. there is a lot of stuff there that could happen, all

tonight they say they're going to do all they can to keep the concord naval weapons station from becoming what they believe essentially would be an internment camp. >> reporter: dozens of people angered by the president's zero-tolerance policy that separated thousands of migrant parents and children at the border protested outside the i.c.e. detention facility in richmond this afternoon. >> immigrant rights are under attack, what do we do? >> fight back! >> reporter: now there are reports those being detained at the border could be heading to the east bay. "time" magazine obtained a memo showing the u.s. navy is drafting plans to build a detention camp capable of housing as many as 47,000 immigrants on the grounds of the concord naval weapons station. >> we don't want this in contra costra. they're not welme here. >> reporter: contra costra county supervisor john gioia says the plan is news to both county and city leaders. he says, if true, expect a fight. >> we don't want to be part of it. it's bad for our country, bad for our state, bad for our county, bad for our community. >> reporter

the federal government owns this. in concord kpix 5. >>> tonight video of a white woman calling the police on an eight-year-old girl selling bottled water is going viral. >> this woman doesn't want a little girl to sell water. she is calling police on an eight-year-old girl. you can hide all you want. but the whole world is good to see you. >> the 15 second video was allegedly taken yesterday near at&t park. the little girls older cousin posted the video on twitter. with the hashtag permit patty. she followed woman who started walking away talking on the phone. many are saying it is similar to what happened last month and oakland with video surfaced of a white woman calling police on a black family for using a charcoal grill at lake maren. charcoal grills are illegal at lake maren and that woman was dubbed our bq betty. >>> a look now at one of the most iconic images of san francisco pride. the pink triangle was installed this morning atop twin peaks. it was crafted from more than an acre of cloth and is a work of more than 200

reporter: the federal plan mentioned in a leaked documented calls for 47 migrants to be housed at the concord station. housing immigrants as they wait for court hearings. >> congressman saying the department of the navy has led him to believe they will be providing more details soon. >> we don't know if those are asyl asylum seekers. we don't have a lot of information. >> reporter: he says it is impossible to stop everyone at the border and he says it is also impossible to let everyone in. >> there is available space, i believe it is subject to federal use. so if they are going to be anywhere, why not california, where californians can see that it is done properly. >> reporter: some protesters said if there has to be camps, they might agree with that. it is better if the camps are located in california where they can protest them and they can monitor them. this meeting is about to get underway and there will be an open forum where they can discuss this all tonight. in concord, i am leslie brinkley. >> thanks very much. >>> homeland security statistics show illegal border crossing are down sin

here are the highs so far. 102 in concord and clover dale. 100 in brentwood. the 70s in the san francisco. 81 in oekd. 89 san jose. mid-90s santa rosa and napa. warmer on the coast. heat advisory tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. take it easy out there. the covers all of the bay area with the conception of the coast and san francisco. heat illnesses are possible and fire danger obviously increasing. also for solano and lake counties this is more 11:00 a.m. saturday to 8:00 p.m. sunday. gusty winds and low humidity will mean the fire danger is elevated. by the way, lake and solano counties that red flag warning begins at midnight tonight. be aware of your surroundings. i'll let you know how hot it gits inland coming up in a you months. >> sandhya thank you so much. >> a lot of people will of course try to seek relief from the heat by going to the beach. but in santa cruz county that's going to come with a concern about sharks. sightings are up. one was spotted near the seascape beach resort by beer can beach where a dead shark washed ashore last sunday. carl

look at the 15 miles per hour in san jose. 16 in concord. 32 in fairfield. it's just a dead-on headwind if you're trying to drive west from fairfield this morning. gas mileage terrible. the car moving around a little bit, also. here is my accuweather 12-hour planner. you'll still have a lot of sunshine. that will keep us in the 50s at the coast. the sunshine will get us into the low to mid 70s at noon. notice we don't warm much as all. still in the low to mid 70s at 4:00. we round out the 12-hour planner with a nice evening. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. the rest of my forecast coming in. firefighters in san jose responding only a short while ago to this, aer in a park right next to a local school. take a look at the brand new video at 6:00 a.m. this is right next to yorba buena high school. there were a lot of sparks and flames they were dealing with. firefighters say they were able to contain the fire in roughly 20 to 30 minutes. they tell us that numerous people reported the fire. if you live in that area, things are under control right now. and th

. >> people living in the city of concord say they are relieved by at least -- at least for the time being. city received an email from the california office of emergency services saying the former naval weapons station was not being considered. reported last week and, concord was one potential client were up to 40,007 -- city council holding an emergency public meeting yesterday to discuss controversial plans. even though the plan has been called off committee people in concord say they want to keep the pressure on. the federal government. >> we want confirmation from the navy that they have halted the project and are no longer considering concord. >> i'm encouraged, but i really encourage the council that they keep at it, keep fighting for us. >> reporter: congressman mark says he's pleased that the detainees won't be held in concord. >>> a fire at one of the largest's -- largest open air markets killed 15 people and injured 17 others. rescue teams are searching for -- through the rubble. there have been frequent flyers leading to speculation that someone is intentionally setting t

the numbers out there -- 104 in concord. 104 at livermore. isories are posted through tonight. its going to be hot even as the sun sinks slowly. red flag warnings. the temperatures up, humidity down, winds offshore. bad combo. as a result, the high pressure will be over the west coast for the next 24 hours. it will remain hot inland, mild at the shoreline. things will cool a little bit at the coast mostly. the numbers inland will come down as well tomorrow. low clouds offshore will make their way -- at least the marine layer will make its way back into the bay area and serve to cool us down a little bit. right now its still 104 at concord. at this moment its 100 in livermore. in santa rosa its 99 degrees. what's going to happen is the strong high will drive temperatures to 100 degrees plus again tomorrow but not quite as warm as it was today. just right around 100 degree mark. bay wide numbers will come down closer to the shoreline by about 10 degrees. future cast shows at least it seems as if the marine layer reforms overnight and pushes nort

. >>> and about-face over the proposal to house thousands of immigrants in concord. why members of the community say they want to give up their fight. not tomorrow but as we h into the weekend it will be hot. fire danger will go up. >>> there will be no immigrant detention facility in concorde or anywhere in california. we first reported this last night, officials confirmed it. christina rendon was at a special meeting on the issue. >> reporter: a sense of relief came over the crowd when a concorde city official wrote an email from the sheriff. >> the u.s. department of homeland security has said there will be no relocation camps established in concorde or anywhere in california. at this time. >> reporter: the email noted the information came from high- ranking officials with the california office of emergency services. many residents spoke up during the meeting to say they want to keep the pressure on. >> we hope you stand up and do everything you can to prevent this. >> we want confirmation from the navy that they have halted the project and are no longer considerin

concord. that is the latest word from city officials in concord following talks at the city's former naval weapon station was being considered to house immigrants. ktvu's cristina rendon reports. >>> reporter: alex, julie, that meeting wrapped up about 4:00 and that meeting was packed to the bridge with residents from concord and the surrounding cities. and while these residents are really happy to hear this development, they really hope that this decision is final. >>> reporter: a sense of relief came over the crowd when an email was read. >> the u.s. department of homeland security says there will be no relocation camps established in concord or anywhere in california, fyi, at this time. >> whoo! >> reporter: email said it came from high ranking officials from the california office of emergency services. many residents speak during the meeting saying they want to keep the pressure on. >> we hope that you stand up and do everything you can to prevent this. thank you. >> we want confirmation from the navy that they have halted the project and that they are no longer considering concord in the nav