wayne: why not? >> they are not showing action. wayne: this is one small story among 1500 american citizens, plus their families. as time passes, no easy way out. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> such a difficult situation. find a collection of stories about the situation in afghanistan on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. scroll down to our collection and keep up-to-date on what is happening at home and abroad. 2 today, authorities announced that people living in the lake tahoe area should be prepared to evacuate as the caldor fire continues to grow. the announcement comes as authorities issued evacuation orders for hundreds more, including people living near the sierra at tahoe ski resorts. containment inched up from 11% to 12% today. the fire has destroyed 637 structures. 1 abc 7 news andy patel joining us with a look at the impact on air quality. andy if: can even feel it. i don't know how people are breathing. look at this air. satellite pictures showing you all that smoke from surrounding fires. we have fires in northern califo

wayne: it is a story we have told many times.ert turned the worst moment of his life into a reason for living, to inspire. >> i am 1574 days out of my injury and have nto given up -- not given up. wayne: two times robert has addressed graduating classes at berkeley. >> it gives me joy to say congratulations to the graduating class of 2020. wayne: but the pandemic made it impossible for him or anyone to walk for a diploma, until sunday, when the rest of his 2020, that will happen on his own two feet for a business degree. yes, he has made that much progress in his recovery. >> i hope when people see me walk across that stage, they see themselves overcoming challenges. wayne: his walk may be the last and most important lesson from four long yards of them. >> these 10 yards will be the most important i have walked in my life. liz: wow. larry: i remember the day that he got hurt and it looked terrible. he is so impressive, i bet you he walks without anybody helping him some day. that smile that he projects to other kids, what strengt

wayne: dr.pent the last day going door-to-door in her martinez neighborhood open for clues to the whereabouts of zeppelin, her 11 month old french bulldog who got loose last night. she suspects foul play. how do you know he was stolen? >> because my name and phone number are in large print on a large tag on his large collar. and no one has called and it has been almost when he for hours. wayne: she acquired zeppelin one her previous owners could not pay for him. after that the dog stole her heart. now she worries not only about losing zeppelin, but also about his welfare. >> apparently these pets are getting stolen. of course that is where my mind goes to. >> i didn't know what else to do. i screamed as loud as i could. wayne: this was one of the bay area's more notorious cases. sarah moorhouse said three men attacked her at gunpoint while walking her french bulldog on russian hill. the breed has almost become a commodity. french bulldog puppies can sell for thousands of dollars. >> once you hav

thank you so much, wayne. larry: if you've questions about the vaccines, as the abc7 news vaccine team at abc7 news.com bus vaccine. ama: the family of a hip-hop artist has hired attorneys to investigate his death. melanie woodrow spoke with attorneys and a family friend today. melanie: jorge guerrero, do see clips, says steven gains was his best friend. >> he was a kindhearted person. he loved to be peaceful and do music. he loved to make people feel good. melanie: he says steve ord zoom was a loving father to three boys. >> he loved them very much. they were his everything. melanie: his family has hired attorneys to investigate his suspicious death at all to bates summit medical center last friday. parent: that somethingggggg went on at the hospital that caused his death. melanie: they say he went to the hospital not feeling well. the police say they received a call for a patient in an altercation with nurses and security staff. >> we do not know that to be true or have the facts. melanie: it is unclear how

host: ambassador wayne. guest: all of a sudden it is not joe biden's fault, as i said for the last 2.5 and three years we have taken a series of steps that undermined the credibility of the government in kabul. and that agreement negotiated with the taliban without close involvement with the government in kabul, and then after the agreement was signed forcing the government in kabul through diplomatic pressure to release 5000 taliban, something they had not negotiated, was a serious blow. i think there was a tremendous amount of damage already done during the trump administration, including the consistent messages that we were leaving, and we were not in a sense at that time preparing for a good transition either that would help sustain the afghan forces. or, that the taliban -- get the taliban to a serious negotiation. they never seriously negotiated. use the period of time when the trump association was negotiating with them to build up their military presence and to try and influence local leaders to say,

wayne: wayne freedman, abc 7 news. kate: inspiring story of persistence. switching gears, meteorologist lisa arjun has been tracking the weather in the louisiana. lisa, it looks like hurricane ida is making landfall as we speak on the coast. lisa: that's right. the inner eye while to southern louisiana, and it is a spectacular but horrifying picture because we are already seeing the storm surge at about six feet, looking at rain that not all the levees can handle, so they had the big levy improvement, billions of dollars, since katrina. myou cau here. a strong category 4, borderline five, with winds of 150 miles per hour, moving to the northwest at 13. you can see the guests at 185. as it moves ashore, it is not just the wetlands in louisiana but mississippi, alabama, and it will weaken to a category two, but that is still 100 mile-per-hour winds.5:00, the ie evening hours, and then it moves up the tennessee river valley. a very saturated area from memphis to nashville, and then it makes a turn with heavy rain and some damaging winds. we have been talking

wayne: or else. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc seven news. larry: experts believe climate change is among the factors contribute into the dixie fire and it right be burning for nearly a month, fueled by heat, drought, and fierce winds. it is the second-largest fire in state history. only last year's august complex fire remained bigger. the official list of evacuations is eight pages long. calfire does not expect that to be fully contained until august 20. you can see live updates of all the fires burning in california. >> tonight, we brought in a team of weather experts to talk about climate change and its impact in the bay area. we have spencer christian along with drew tuma. drew: heat and wildfires are the priority as we head deeper into fire season but another long-term threat, one from rising sea level, may be just as devastating. reading projections from the united nations climate report is like watching an invading army heading for san francisco bay. rising tides threatening along sections of shoreline. >> we are looking at anywhere fr

wayne: it is a roll now, even in fitness clubs. before daylight, no proof, no entry, no excuses. >> is another layer of safety. >> good to go. wayne: another layer of on safety and some uncertain times. >> you want to move to florida, texas, louisiana? people are dropping dead. all the hospitals are filled. wayne: to be clear, this applies to any business that serves food or drink indoors or where people are active indoors like fitness clubs. from this point on until otherwise noticed, your vaccine card is your passport. live in north which, wayne freeman. larry: thank you so much. kristen: if your questions about vaccines, ask the 87 news vaccine team. summit your questions at abc seven news.com -- abc7new s.com/vaccine. larry: oakland entrepreneurs are getting ablaze for their businesses. for local businesses -- business owners were named the first recipients of a $32,000 grant made possible the california capital and the community act, recently passed by the legislature. >> i have one employee -- the only -- as of today when i c

wayne freedman explains what is going on. wayne: they are the byproduct of this pandemic, testing stations. they make it easier to track the advance of the latest covid surge. >> i was having some headaches. >> i work around people also figured i may as well get it. wayne: when brandon got tested, he knew he could trust the results. that has not always been the case elsewhere. >> not properly socially distancing, not answering questions about who they are, not disclosing their training. wayne: that is cindy discussing this testing site that appeared 10 days ago. the county closed it yesterday. >> my doctor is in san francisco and i thought, if i can get a free test, why not? wayne: two failed tests later, cindy called and now the state is investigating. >> they set up in fairfax on public ground. to do that, they needed certain permissions or permit, none of which they had. wayne: community wellness did not return calls. they are a nonprofit. they have said they had conducted 200,000 tests across the country, but there is mon

wayne: now you are looking at even more damage. as we walked through here, it remains a dangerous. . to our right, we have seen sheriff's deputies driving through here. a moment ago, there there theree one pet, one dog wandering through who appeared to be all right, but they are trying to get that dog to safety at this point. those are lake county sheriff's. i don't know exactly what they are looking for. we don't believe there have been any human deaths or injuries, but that is not confirmed. there has been a large response, actually, from calfire and fire districts across the bay area. especially with helicopters and planes and in some cases, even jets jumping on this fire, and being fairly effective, i would say. the livestock have not fared as well. i spoke about this at 5:00. we saw six goats that were burned, three of them did not make it. deputies were trying to rescue the other three. we believe they were successful and that the goats are going to be all right, but to summarize, conditions appear to have improved, but it is

in the dry creek valley, wayne friedman, abc7 news. ama: right now, air quality is good in the bay area. but that could be changing tomorrow. let's get you to show you the air quality. basically unhealthy to hazardous. that smoky air will start to move in our direction. while most of us here are in the moderate mode, that will be changing. notice the red starting to spill into the north bay. that's 12:00 torment you're looking at thicker smoke making it down to the surface right on through friday afternoon as well. we do have some hays and smoke in the upper layers of the atmosphere. you can see that hays right now. moderate air quality the next four days. that air quality advisory issued for tomorrow. i'm be back with a complete look at the forecast which includes the heat. dan? dan: thank you. a college professor is accused of deliberately setting a number of fires near the dixie fire zone. 47-year-old gary maynard is charged with setting the ranch fire in landsome county. he recently work in n.c. state and santa clara yufere. accord

here's wayne's page on twitter and he is now in the cache fire zone. let's look at some of his as he was heading there. you see some of the cars, people trying to evacuate, difficult the road blocks there. really hard for people trying to evacuate there and here is one home that burned. that is the cache fire along dam road, d-a-m, dam road. there are reporters on scene but zen hrush, trees. there are mobile home parks in the area. definitely we are getting reports that creekside mobile home park has mostly burned down and cache creek mobile home estates has partly burned. now we have lake county sheriff brian martin back on the line with us. sheriff, thank you for your time. sheriff: good afternoon. thank you for having me. kristen: i see you're in a car. give us the latest that you know right now in terms of which areas have burned and which areas need to get out and anything with regard to injuries or missing people. sheriff: all of our evacuations are still in effect. activ tinoe there ar with medical needsren by don't havetaon so we'ref e ay as we

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wayne: we never really know how life can change in an instant, until it happens. >> one moment i was living out my dream and another moment, i was living out my worst nightmare. wayne: the robert taylor you see today is no longer the physical specimen he used to be in may of 2017. that was the day he broke his neck while playing rugby in the ncaa championship game. the doctors were anything but optimistic. he was a quadriplegic. >> he said robert, your injury is bad. the reality is, you will never walk again. you are never going to move your hands. we're going to do our best see you can do something like pick up a piece of pizza. wayne: it is a story we have told many times, as robert has told the worst moment of his life into a reason for living, to inspire. >> i am now 1574 days out of my injury, and i have not given up. i have not taken a break. wayne: two tes now, robert has addressed graduating classes at berkeley in virtual commitments. >> it gives me great joy to say congratulations to the graduating class of 2021. wayne: but the pandemic has made it impossible for him or anyo

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is clyde wayne crews, vice president of policy at competitive enterprise here to talk about the cost of federal regulations. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having us. host: can you talk about the political point of view, and who backs you financially? guest: in 1984, you could categorize us as libertarians. we are nonpartisan. we focus on the regulatory state and budget issues, wars, social issues. we tend to focus on the regulatory enterprise. we treat regulation as a hidden tax. we see what the fiscal budget is and we see what the tax is but we really don't see regulations. the free enterprise system needs to be supported. host: to the idea of regulations, you put out a yearly report, 10,000 commandments looking at regulations what drives this report for you? guest: i studied economics and groups were working on tax and budget. every year you had folks talking about joe biden's budget. we didn't have anything for the regulatory state. i got the idea back in the 1990's to just compile what we could about the federal regulatory state. you can't manage an economy and y

wayne: i am wayne freedman in santa rosa with one possible solution for fighting wildfires in urban areasng up. >> the u.n. has just released its climate report. we will let you know what hundreds of scientists have concluded. >> there are hotter, drier days coming our way this week paid i will have the forecast with abc seven news at 6:00. >> building a better bay area, this is abc seven news. >> the big problem is that we have been sitting back and not taking the action we needed to take for the last 30 years so now we need to shift into code red or emergency mode. >> no time to waste. it is time to take action on climate change and build a better bay area. >> i am larry. you are watching abc seven news at 6:00. we love the weather here and part of building a better bay area is taking responsibility for our ability to impact the climate. climate change is the topic of a sobering report released today by the united nations, concluding the world has warmed faster than previously thought. >> this report tells us that recent changes in the climate are widespread, rapid, and intensifying. un

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wayne: area county to not have an indoor mask mandate. it also has a 20% infection rate in the past few days. >> there is no question that when eight other public health records are doing one thing, our public health records are saying the opposite, you have to ask the question why. wayne: city council members say they would appreciate a mandate but they face a tough crowd. >> i would like to see it not happen. >> we will see what happens at the city council meeting tomorrow night. ama: students go back to learning in person. there been numerous outbreaks across the country. some local educators are deploying the latest contact tracing technology to keep people safe. >> every school hopes for no interruptions caused by covid as classes resume. at woodside priory, all students will have an app on their mobile phone or tablet that will trace with whom they have been in close contact. it is a platform called trace and it is specifically designed for schools. >> they forget who they had lunch with yesterday, they forget who they interacted wi

thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. thousands of firefighters are working to put out not one but 2 major wildfires burning in northern california. federal help is coming to fight the dixie and the river fires kron four's. ashley zavala live for us in auburn at the command post for the river fire with an update. ashley. >> well, coming up. and this just in from the governor's office. governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency here in of in placer county as well as nevada county because of this river fire now where i'm standing right now is that the firefighters command post at the auburn fairgrounds in downtown operates about 8 miles away from the line of fire. you're not seeing smoke in this area b

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wayne freedman explains what's going on.ayne: they are the byproduct of this pandemic, testing stations have popped up, making it easier to track the advance of this latest covid surge. >> i was having some headaches. a friend may have it and i work around people all the time to so i think i might as well just get it. >> when brandon got tested at this site in nevada, he knew he could trust the results. that has not always been the case elsewhere. >> not properly social distancing, not answering questions about who they are, not disclosing their training. >> that is cindy ross describing this testing site that appeared in in fairfax on a public sidewalk about 10 days ago. the county closed it down yesterday. >> my doctor is in san francisco and i thought, ok, if i can get a free test across the street from my house, why not? >> cindy reported the nonprofit to marin county health and now the state has investigated -- is investigating. >>>> they set up in the town of fairfax on public ground. in order to do that, they knew to

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next.ged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now it's 6 city officials have talked about it all year. and now the city of antioch could take action on controversial and potentially deadly police restraint tactics such as the need to the neck technique. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the mayor will propose a ban on those tactics to city council tomorrow night. kron four's as he you talk to the mayor about this new legislation. a new police policy could be on the horizon for officers in the antioch police department in the form of a legislative proposal that would ban officers from using their knees to restrain people. >> i'm trying to. >> take my time spend more. into something create with making something doing something creative. one of th

wayne freedman explains what's going on.ne: they are the byproduct of this pandemic, testing stations have popped up, making it easier to track the advance of this latest covid surge. >> i was having some headaches. a friend may have it and i work around people all the time to so i think i might as well just get it. >> when brandon got tested at eva, he knehed ust the results. that has not always been the case elsewhere. >> not properly social distancing, not answering questions about who they are, not disclosing their training. >> that is cindy ross describing this testing site that appeared in in fairfax on a public sidewalk about 10 days ago. the county closed it down yesterday. >> my doctor is in san francisco and i thought, ok, if i can get a free test across the street from my house, why not? >> cindy reported the nonprofit to marin county health and now the state has investigated -- is investigating. >>>> they set up in the town of fairfax on public ground. in order to do that, they knew to obtain a certain level of p

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i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan.ight off. >> the caldor fires causing a very poor air quality in the lake tahoe area. we have a time lapse video from the south shore. the day beginning with moderately blue skies and then turning orange. you can see it happen. the air quality index ranks unhealthy iran or healthy or unhealthy air to a score of 500 based on the amount of particulate matter in the air and

host: ambassador wayne.: all of a sudden it is not joe biden's fault, as i said for the last 2.5 and three years we have taken a series of steps that undermined the credibility of the government in kabul. and that agreement negotiated with the taliban without close involvement with the government in kabul, and then after the agreement was signed forcing the government in kabul through diplomatic pressure to release 5000 taliban, something they had not negotiated, was a serious blow. i think there was a tremendous amount of damage already done during the trump administration, including the consistent messages that we were leaving, and we were not in a sense at that time preparing for a good transition either that would help sustain the afghan forces. or, that the taliban -- get the taliban to a serious negotiation. they never seriously negotiated. use the period of time when the trump association was negotiating with them to build up their military presence and to try and influence local leaders to say, see t

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine he >> from the bay area's news station. kron. 4 news news at 6. >> smoke from at least a dozen major wildfires is spreading across northern california darkening the sky dropping ashen creating health hazards from lake tahoe to san francisco officials have issued air quality alerts warning of hazardous conditions that could last into the weekend. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. pam moore has the night off. so far this year. cal fire says more than one 0.4 million acres of california has burned. >> and nearly 1900 buildings have been destroyed. california's biggest single wildfire still burning to the north. the dixie fire. it has burned more than 700,600 acres. it is just 35% contained evacuation orders remain in place for parts of plumas last and then to hama counties more than 1200 buildings have been destroyed. and of course, that includes hundreds

live in north beach, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. anchor: wayne, thank you so much. i just did mine too and just got my text to the link so there you go. the chase center has announced its requirements for going to warriors games or any other event that has more than 1000 people. anyone 12 years or older will need proof of vaccination. if they have an exemption they will need a negative covid tess within 72 hours of the events start time. san francisco's mandate could expand to outdoor events as mayor london breed ushered in a change for indoor activities. she suggested the city could do a vaccination requirement for large outdoor events, as well. the most immediate event that comes to mind is outside lands, which traditionally draws tens of thousands of people to golden gate park. san francisco giants games would also be impacted by mandate. anchor: gift show proof of vaccination. -- you have to show proof of vaccination. what exactly does that mean? michael finney is looking at that. do we need the little card? reporter: it's been a long time since you and i have b

. >> reporter: wayne in oakland was charged $176 for a colonoscopy.his insurance company told him he shouldn't have had to pay anything. wayne called the health care facility and was told he would get a refund, but weeks went by and nothing happened. so he called us. shortly after that the billing department sent $176 back into wayne's account. may bell in mel bray paid $223 to renew her vehicle registration. she got a call from the dmv in june saying it looks like the sticker and registration were sent to her old address and she would have to pay $69 to buy new ones. may bell didn't think that was fair so she asked us to take a look. we reached out to the dmv. within days it sent her registration and sticker to the correct address and she didn't have to pay anything extra. are you being charged for something you shouldn't? perhaps we can help. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the "responds" option from the main menu or call us at 888-996-tips. >> thank you, chris. >>> it is no secret the cost of gas and electricity just keep going up and the price is m

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yes. him from iraq as detained in a campbell luther wayne ya. after crossing the border from barrows, they were picked up with thousands of orders by border guards in recent month. they tell us how they could easily enter battles and received help to regionally the wayne and border the gateway into the european union. every people had charge, very sought children, and baby and woman. this is in europe and a woman coming here with children. but it's in the sense why because you're coming here because you weren't alive. lithuania recently started to push people who showed up at the board, back to barrows in return. the russian troops stopped them from entering on this footage, released by lithuanian border guards. a group of 35 iraqis are seen stuck between the 2 sites. lisa wayne eventually allowed the migrant in an accused bella russians from illegally crossing its border the the playing deadly games with the human rise lives is an acceptable and has to be condemned. unfortunately, people whom we consider to be victims in that situation. i used

new zealand, pacific island communities. wayne have joined us live now from the old glenda, and wayne descend redundant, made that apology. what did it say? yes, just a few moments ago there were plenty of tears and emotion in the oakland town hall behind me were hundreds of representatives from the pacific island communities had gathered to hear that apology, delivered by the prime minister just send. and she said she on reserve at lee apologizes on behalf of the crown for that period and the 1917 when the door rates took place on those specific island community. she said it was, there was no doubt that it was a race based policy that it was just discriminatory. and the statistics prove that this was a period like i say, in the seventy's, when these don't rage took place that has become regarded as one of your feelings darkest in terms of race relations. and it's a period that has had a lasting impact on those pacific island communities. me on any cool winter night unusual and main city. a taste of more tropical pacific islands can easily be found. oakland is the world's largest poly

lisa wayne eventually allowed the migrants in an accused bella, or oceans from illegally crossing its border. the the playing deadly games with the human rise lives is acceptable and has to be condemned. unfortunately, people whom we consider to be victims in that situation. i used by lucas shanker regime as the tool as a weapon against the european union in general. and particularly sienna, because of its very strong political position in an effort to stop the influx of migrants and asylum seekers. lithuania has been constructing a barrier on its 670 kilometer long border with barrows. these are desperate people who have become victims of political conflict. far away from home. their presence here, this gateway into europe, shows how vulnerable district use fence on asylum seekers and migrants has become. the e u. s. had more than 100 border troops and pledged 37000000 euros to helpless away . and yet that usually only sees a fraction of these arrivals to deal with the crisis. bella russian opposition lead us cut. lana, taken off guy, i was living in exile in lithuania, or just the y

wayne gordon is here.alk about the immediate impact of ida, because we have seen assessments of refineries hit by four, perhaps six weeks as a result. does this exacerbate what we are seeing as low stockpiles and strong demand? wayne: i think that is a really good assessment, actually. about 75% of louisiana refineries seem to be down, some being caused by loss of electricity. clearly, on the production aspect, it has not been as hardheaded. this time around, it has been fairly benign. most production outputs are in ok shape. it's going to be relatively short-lived, but it is a pretty fluid situation at the moment. overall, demand continues to be relatively robust even though the delta variant has had some impact on sentiment. the market is still undersupplied in our view, and consequently, we think prices continue to had higher as we go into the end of the year. haidi: expectations from opec this week? wayne: it's going to be an interesting discussion. we are seeing some of the higher frequency levels, de

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life in eastland contra costa county, wayne friedman, abc7 news . >>> back on track. this is a big day for bart. some say it is a good sign of things to come. >> why service workers may have >>> the san jose mayor was on hand at city hall reopened to the public for the first time since the pandemic. he wanted to make sure that everyone felt welcome >> we are thrilled to welcome the community back again. we make sure everyone wears a mask. >> post offices will require an appointment. >>> b.a.r.t. is under a big bi starting today, more trains are running more frequently including the airport. will the delta variant keep writers in their cars? we take a look. >> sky7 over a busy morning commute for bart cream in the east bay. more trains are rolling for the first time in a long time. >> i have seen a growth in population amongst writers. >> reporter: it is near pre- pandemic levels. the expanded service means trains will run until bit night at the part every 15 minutes between 5:00 a.m. an 8:00 p.m.. masks are required on trains and in stations. >> folks that have been v

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let's begin with wayne and what it is like in clearlake. wayne: it is quiet -- more quiet than it was. not quiet by normal standards. this is an unincorporated county. burned homes as far as we can see in 360 degrees. we are now hearing moved through here without warning, fast-moving flames driven by winds. he had nothing left but the clothes on his back. here is a little of what he had to say. todd: i did not have any warning. i just loaded up my dogs and my family and got out of there. my house is gone. all gone. >> we know of only one injury so far. we don't know if there are others yet. sheriff's deputies have been looking for more possible injuries. six goats that were burning. we were told that three of six goats will survive. they were taken away by animal control. rebecca lives nearby and this is what she told us. >> three out of eight goats made it. all three will live. out of the bad. the damage is on both sides of the road. evidence of how fast and furious those flames were. o couveow ft they were. the frenzy has died down but it

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