the progress crews have made crews are trying to mudslide before the next round of rain.the santa cruz mountains with the details. and taking a look at the current temperatures before you head out the door. anny hong will be back with a look at your forecast break. toss wx or traffic. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 toll to 101min from the less than 20 bridge drive richmond toll plaza. from 37 to the than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 our top story this morning... mandatory evacutions remain in place for nearly 200-thousand people near the oroville dam. crews are racing to lower the water level at the lake and shore up the dam's emergency spillway before more rain arrives later this week. james fletcher is here now with the latest on the repair efforts this morning. james. helicopters are carrying

overnight construction crews we have lots of crew working on i-95. we have issues with debris blocking the right lane ramp i- 159 westbound there's debris out there causes an issue, tam. >> it's time to take a first look at business. amc, the world's largest theater chain is considering taking legal action against netflix that wants out of movie pass that allows subscribers to see one movie a day in theaters. it's slashing the cost of subscriptions from $50 a month to $10 a month. >>> three credit card giants are cutting ties with hate groups. advocacy groups have been calling on the companies to stop providing financial services to groups with ties to white supremacists group, pay pal and apple pay are taking steps to insure that their serve he vises are not used by groups that encourage hate and violence, as well. dow was restored back above the 22,000 mark. futures indicate a positive start to the trading day. we'll be right back. >> new government data finds alarming spike in teenage opioid debts. while adult deaths keep increasing, teen deaths h

crews are monitoring that. a wide array as to why this fire coverage is so important and we are continuing to upon tore the scene. we want po move things over to our east bay hills camera. this shows you a different perspective. you can see here the flames aren't too bad right now. you can actually barely see them from this vantage point. flames from 10 to 20 minutes ago, much hugeer. let's switch over to social media now, alameda county tweeted out these photos, crews are battling this five alarm fire. again this is happening at the 3000 block of san pablo. no reports of injuries. we will continue to seek out more information on how much you know as soon as it becomes available. >>> all right, the time is 6:02. it's saturday. i'm chris nguyen. we will move things over to the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. we have been keeping an eye on the winds. you are saying it is not too bad in the east bay. >> smoke is drifting up, moving slightly to the south. here's a lock at live doppler 7. if you look at the wi

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pg&e crews from out of state are called in to help with repairs. >>> in southern california tonight crews have worked nonstop to patch up that massive sinkhole in union city. all lanes of laurel canyon road have been closed to install a sewer bypass line. they hope to have a temporary fix in place for the morning commute. a permanent fix could take several week. that sinkhole opened up -- weeks. that sinkhole opened up friday night. it's about 20 feet deep, 30 feet wide. firefighters used a ladder to pull one of the guys to safety. that guy is okay tonight. >>> tonight there is new outcry against an ultra conservative writer and veronica de la cruz reports this time it's conservatives who won't let him speak. >> that's right, liz. the brietbart news editor milo yiannopoulos has faced intense criticism before, but now conservatives canceled an appearance by him after comments he made that appeared to condone pedophilia. a few week ago a speech by high low at uc berkeley was chance -- milo at uc berkeley was canceled after protests turned violent and there was extensive property damage, but

crews are there. we have team coverage with all the of the overnight developments. >> reporter: all hand on deck to fix the dam including the use of the bulldozer that you see behind me. i'll explain coming up. >>> santa cruz mountain where crews are trying to clear mud slide from last week. today in the bay continues right now. >>> we have team coverage of the problem at orville dam this morning on left side of the screen. we have crew monitors to -- >> on the right that's live look at command center where we are standing by from updates from department of water resources. thank you for joining us. >>> a lot of happening this morning. mike going to get to that in a second. first, critical time for folks in orville. >> there's not a lot of time before the next storm system moves in. as we continue to get a lot of things in order with more heavy rain in the forecast for the week, as with you head outdoor, we still have clear conditions. looking good to start out the week. 42 degrees in nasa. school in

we have scene some crews wrap up and head off. but again, they still remain here this morning as the work continues at the scrap yard. the cause of the fire is under investigation. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." matt. >> let's go to breaking news right now, the action cam is live at the scene of a home invasion or attempted arrest of a home invasion suspect in the overbrook section of philadelphia. cardinal avenue, police say a person stole the vehicle from the northeastern philadelphia neighborhood and wanted for a home invasion and spotted the same person trying to withdraw cash from an atm along city avenue. as able to get to this location, bailed out of the vehicle on sphoot and took off. officers are looking for the person right now, they are using k-9 as they search for the person someone who is wanted not only for a home invasion and stealing a vehicle and may be using someone's atm card to try to take money from them, we'll keep you posted with what's going on with the breaking news story. >>> gunfire injured sev

the crews returned to help a third man trapped in the crap dashing the creek. all three people suffered minor injuries.>>> many people were startled as a swollen creek wind down residential blocks. san ramon creek spilled over its banks and went right first people that for people's driveways. people in alameda county experienced significant delays. there were even boulders tumbling down the slope and right onto calaveras road. some say this was a first for them.>> i've been here 27 years and i've never seen anything like this. water up to the bottom of the bridge level.>>> and in marin, crews are working to shore up this line. >>> skyline boulevard is shut down near sweat road. rockslides are blocking the lanes. pg&e crews are trying to clean it up and there is no word yet on when it will open. the belmont creek is at risk of flooding and this is what it looked like near highway 101. the water level was inches below the roadway. the water channel that feeds the bay needs maintenance.>> other channels close to the bay are cement channels. the problem is that if

the women's behaviour forced the crew to divert to sta nsted women's behaviour forced the crew to divert to stansted airport. having delayed other passengers by three hours, the women were removed by police, and received penalty notices for public order offences. it's embarrassing. really is embarrassing. really is embarrassing. planes are only diverted when the direction is so extreme that the crew can't carry out their duties and ensure passenger safety. this police footage shows the arrest of a drunk, abusive passenger after his behaviour caused his flight to be diverted to gatwick. he was jailed for nine months for offences including assault. it has been even worse. drunk passengers threatening to kill or open plain doors and even attempts to enter the cockpit. arrests of passengers suspected of being drunk ona passengers suspected of being drunk on a flight or at a uk airport have risen by 50% in the past year. panorama contacted all 20 police forces with a major uk airport on their patch. the 18 that responded had made a total of 387 arrests. these alcohol fuelled incidents are now

we've conducted a large survey of uk cabin crew. we found a significant proportion blamed drunk and disruptive behaviour on airports not selling alcohol responsibly. i don't accept that the airports don't sell alcohol responsibly. the sale of alcohol, per se, is not a problem, it's the misuse of it and drinking to excess and then behaving badly. the voluntary code of conduct says one thing, but the messaging in your airport experience is very different. at gatwick airport, we specifically asked staff if we could drink a lot and they told us, "go for it". right, 0k, well, you can drink a lot. but is that responsible? we're talking about the responsible selling of alcohol. paying £20, £30, given a three hour window to drink as much as you want and told to go for it. i think what we are encouraging is that all of our lounge staff, if they are airport lounge staff, sometimes they're airline lounges, they are a mix of providers, but they should be saying to drink responsibly. within a duty—free shop at manchester airport, we asked th

crews say the road there is starting to sink. county officials say, there are no detours available around the area. drivers are being advised to use state highways 17, 92 or 129. police in south san francisco are looking for this car after they say it hit a 70-year-old woman over the weekend. that woman is still in critical condition this morning. it happened around 1:00 sunday after noon on memorial drive. police say the car was last seen turning into the mayfair village neighborhood and may have damage to the front end. they are hoping somebody will recognize the car and come forward. covering california... a teacher at an elementary school in los angeles county died after contracting meningitis. ramona gedney died in south gate last monday. parents protested outside the school yesterday morning demanding information and action from the school district. the school held an emergency meeting last friday, but it was only for parents with students in gedney's class. student's in her class were given preventative antibotics, but som

so crews are working quickly before the next storm rolls in. so exactly what is closed, we are talking a three-mile stretch along the four-lane highway between 101 and atherton avenue. that area is prone to flooding from the novato creek when it rises and it's either been partially or fully closed during the recent storms but while crews are working on the road that means traffic is detoured through novato neighborhoods where people say it's been a nightmare. >> if you tried to back out your car, during the daytime here especially in the morning, these cars are flying down here all day. >> there have been some close calls as you just saw there. we were already halfway across the street and then i didn't know if she was going to stop. >> reporter: a lot of important work going on over here. crews will be regrading the pavement on highway 37 replacing the drainage system with larger drain pipes and installing a concrete barrier on the eastbound side of highway 37. now, they say while this won't stop all future flooding, they are hoping that it wi

there's a lot of work for crews to do right now. live on south street katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine thank you. >>> the sounds of an argument ended with the crack of gunfire in south philadelphia and two young men both of them just 16 were left to die on the street. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live now outside of police headquarters with the latest on the hunt for their assailant. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. these are just the latest homicides in the city. at this time as you mentioned just two young boys, 16 years old. witnesses say they did hear a heated exchange before the gunfire. police say they arrived to find the two boys on the street. dispatch received numerous calls just minutes before about those gunshots around 8:30 in the evening along the 2300 block of south 12th street. this is near ritner street. now, they arrived on scene as i mentioned, they found the boys with gunshot wounds to their chest and took them in police cruisers to jefferson hospital where th

all know crews of course are going to become vulnerable and we need to develop new. right colonel thank you very much for this interview we're talking to colonel john state coordinator of the hostage support partnership for oceans beyond piracy senior advisor to the u.n. maritime crime program and negotiator who has secured the release of hostages held by somali pirates discussing global counter piracy efforts and if the battle against crime on the high seas can be won that's it for this edition of sophie and next. social environment. chemical discoveries over the last century made every day life easier but. this is syria is exceptionally. well under its constant. cysts as the years old industrial giants reap the benefit. caused by chemical production. as if these people aren't just experimental animals. the toxic environment continues to poison lives and we found these astronomically high levels of dioxin levels that my staff think maybe some of the highest levels in the united states for almost thirty years this very serious problem had not actually been addressed

the other members of the crew primarily power the summary. it had a hand crank, and each crewman would turn at his station, and that would turn the propellers. that is how they powered the submarine. it was a very simple device, designed to be practical and accomplish its task. that was to attack. this method of attack, it had a small -- mounted on lower portions of the bow, and on the end of that was an explosive device. it was called a torpedo, but it was basically a bomb. they were trying to impact these ships with an explosive device, and then back away and returned the to shore, ideally that next night they could get another bomb and sink another ship. but this disappeared. it was a mystery for so many years. froms discovered 1000 feet the ship at saint, which was still offshore, and starting with the recovery operation, its location, what doesn't the -- 1000 feet from that ship, knowing what we know about it, bringing it back to the lab, and our staff beginning a detailed investigation of the summary with one of the primary goals being

i'm flying right now, because every crew benefits from what the previous crew did. even if for some reason borman, lovell and anders weren't able to fly, they had these trios of extraordinarily gifted men. they just had to pick the one they felt was right for this mission. >> and we saw an image of the launch of apollo 8, and that's that what's really audacious what they did. this was the very first time that it had been done, and it didn't just go to orbit, it went all the way to the moon. there have been previous launches that went all right -- >> yeah, the first one was perfect, the we could one almost shook itself apart getting to orbit. chris craft, again, a very frank manages he went out to give -- man, he went out to give his post-launch speech x he had a two-sentence statement. this was a disaster. write that down. disaster. there's no way to fix that and walked out of the room. flp when you see these objects, houses of parliament was what you have done in your research and action will have to wait to talk to the people now using the technology. talk a littl

one launch key for the crew commander and one for the deputy crew commander. the launch keys are secured in what was called the emergency war order safe to the crew. the ewo safe is secured by two padlocks, and these are combination padlocks and each lock longs to a specific officer on the crew so this is the crew commander's launch -- locked and this is the deputy crew commander's lock. only the officer who owns the lock knows the combination to the lock. and when we receive those locks when we qualify for crew duty, we set the combination. and then that combination is classified top secret because it's guarding top secret equipment. the placement of the keys is intentional and serves a purpose. it guarantees both officers have to act together in order to launch the missile because in order to launch the missiles, both keys have to be turned and held in the on position for five seconds and they have to be turned at the exact same moment in time. it takes about 30 minutes to reach its target, and when it does, that target is going to cease to exist. so this sm

. >> the crew was staying on the island. most of the employees were off the island anyway. >> he canceled his plans for the flyer's game. >> we'll turn the heat up. >> officials say in the snow like this, avoid driving if possible but if you get on the roads, visibility is low, so please, take it slow. bob brooks, "action news." >> not surprisingly, the slick roads resulted in several accidents across the region. this is the scene in delaware county after a salt truck hit a utility pole. it happened near route one. painters crossing shopping center lost power for a short time until crews made the needed repairs. this is the scene in chestertownship delaware county after the driver of a box truck crashed into a tree. police respond today the scene. nobody injured here as well. crews were working into the night to make sure all of the snow is out of the way. action cam on the scene here. peach tree plaza, cars were plowing the parking lot for shoppers. salt trucks came through to be sure the snow didn't turn to ice. in delawar

, to put a show on for the camera crew. we've asked the camera crew to stop filming in segregation in order to calm these guys down. from this point on we'll assess whether we'll allow the camera crew to come back in to segregation. >> the next day, we learned more about the incident from another inmate, who had insights to share. dan huff, serving nine years for aggravated murder. is considered a leader among the prison's white inmates, including hall and grapf. >> we're now told we can't go into ad seg because it looks like we're creating the problem. tell me what you think that and what's happened. >> no, i don't think you guys have created it. i think those guys are young, and they won't listen to anybody unless you're white, unless you're -- you have authority. the reason they listen to me is because i'm their friend. but sex offenders that you guys have been interviewing, if they truly are, they're -- some of them were caucasian and they hate that. they don't want them guys on camera. and that's where the problem aros

fire crews were out here. all crews have been sent out to fight this fire. if you look there, that's the fire line. earlier it was an orange glow. then it became bright red. now smoke. what that means, fire crews are making progress on the front lines. this is east macarthur street at 8th street in sonoma. we are less than half a mile from downtown sonoma. mandatory evacuation orders are in place in this neighborhood. the power has also been cut as the fire came very close to this neighborhood. one of the big issues as we've been talking about, the wind. fire crews say the uptick in the wind not only pushes the fire along but employees these embers and ashes through the air that can spark hot spots and we have seen the fire jump as we drove through the neighborhood earlier, some streets, quiet, intact, others, homes that were fully engulfed in flames. and as we see the shift in winds and the pick-up in wind speed, that's pushing the fires into areas much faster than they predicted. now, joining me right now is captain tony mchale with cal fire. i appreciate

see the crews still out there. but what has now cleared is the overnight resurfaced project on the schuylkill that we're getting used to eastbound between turnpike and gulph mills. that's now clear. so actually looking really good on the schuylkill. construction blue route southbound near the schuylkill , right lane still compromised there. but 422, 422 eastbound, between trooper and first avenue, as well as westbound at route 23, the left lanes are blocked there. looks like crews have now moved out of the way there, as well. so looking good on 422, we also have some construction 95 north, now, couple of accident out there, this one, route 130 southbound, slows at riverton road, absolutely closed, you will have to use an alternate. river road or 295 will be your best bet. and the other accident that we have out there actually in swenksville, route 29, main street, at park avenue. heads up on. that will more con vukovich ton to talk about when we come back in the next ten minutes, jim, over to you. >> brings springs

our crews were heading towards the area. most of the roadways and highways in the area including highway 70 and highway 99 were just packed well beyond through the evening. >>> in other news this morning, use of force incidents involving san francisco police are on the rise despite the body worn cameras. that report says despite a reengineered use of force policy last year, there were 951 incidents in the fourth quarter of the year, 915 in the third quarter. as for the ethnicity of the suspect involved, african americans remain the largest single group affected by use of force in san francisco. latinos were second place. >>> police are investigating the deaths of two people whose bodies found in berkley over the weekend. police were called to a home on hascal street saturday morning. the bodies were found inside a detached apartment. family members reported a medical emergency. police don't know how the two people died. investigators are treating it as suspicious. it's still too early in the investigation so they're not ruli

crews are working against the clock. the collapse of a backyard triggered an avalanche of debris and trees. there are fears it could dam up the creek. >> we want to make sure to get the debris out of way so if there is a lot of water or rain tomorrow. even if there's not, if it gets dammed up, we can still get flooding. there's a lot of homes at risk. >> marin county public works tweeted this video as they work to -- the race was on to get this nissan altima out of a creek off this narrow stretch of rural nevada boulevard. >> the vehicle went through the guardrail overturned as it did so, rammed it upside down in the creek 15 feet below. >> the raging waters overnight submerged the car, the driver died. there were no witnesses but chp believed the combination of slick roads and bald tires might have triggered the fatal crash. rising waters were triggered off lucky drive. the waters receded today but another high tide in the morning as the next storm hits has residents worried. one man moved his furniture and a piano on t

so we have been told that fire crews and other crews that have been brought in are going to actually pull that crane down. i want to show you they're bringing in two large cranes to pull it down in a controlled fashion. it is going to be yanked down into that parking lot. and until that crane does come down, safety inspectors cannot even enter any of the neighboring buildings because anywhere that crane could fall poses a risk. this morning crews began dismantling the scaffolding that surrounded this site. it has been a slow process. 700 residents remain displaced from neighboring buildings. residents have told us their concerns about not being able to get into their homes. but fire crews say they have to work methodically to take that damaged construction crane down. they brought in a crew that had some experience. they took down a damaged crane development recently. >> at this point, our primary concern is how are we going to bring down this crane safely. we will be briefing again once the crane is down and we'll have more information at that point. >> reporter: this is a fire that

crews are on the scene for hot spots. >>> in san bernardino county, crews trying to contain a 20- acre fire. the flames moved toward silverwoodlake yesterday and campers were evacuated from the area. a car caught fire and flames spread to nearby vegetation. it was 15% contained. in camarillo firefighters trying to contain a fire at the 101 that came close to cars yesterday. the grade fire burning around 50 acres is 30% contained. >>> 4:52. still ahead, cruising for a cause. we'll show you how google is trying to make one bay area city's commute healthier. destination... it's also analyzing the air around us. cbs reporter john blackstone shows us how the tech giant wants to make commuting healthier. >>> google maps is analyzing the air around us. cbs reporter john blackstone shows us how the tech giant wants to make commuting healthier. >> reporter: in oakland, california, the google cars that collect maps and photographs of city streets have also been collecting air measuring pollution, block by city block. >> these are sampling gases like ozone, no, no2, co2, methane. >> reporter: thi

all know crews of course are going to become vulnerable and we need to develop new. right colonel thank you very much for this interview we're talking to colonel john state coordinator of the hostage support partnership for oceans beyond piracy senior advisor to the u.n. maritime crime program and negotiator who has secured the release of hostages held by somali pirates discussing global counter piracy efforts and if the battle against crime on the high seas can be won that's it for this edition of sophie and next. oh. so you're not. in the. welcome to the twilight zone it would seem this is a place where debbie wassermann schultz resides in even she's at the center of a growing scandal ethics violations fraud and gross mishandling a sensitive documents and guess what none of this is being blamed on russia. right now just to. have a tough situation from obama but i think the big problem for trump. want to pretend that everything was great i liked him better. when everything was really when the data was phony the statistics on the unemployment rate is much higher don'

a challenge to the fire crews.>>> we could talk about some rain in your five day, more and that in a few minutes.>>> crews are making progress on the atlas fire. >> it is in the hills northeast of napa, it produced a huge plume of white smoke, this is what it looked like sky fox -- when sky fox was overhead, winds push the flames towards the lake, more than 50,000 acres have burned here so far. the atlas fire is now 48% contained, that's up from 45% this morning. we are in napa county, where the fires are burning on both sides of the valley, rob? >> reporter: yes, we are behind -- beyond the highway, we've been out here throughout much of the day and i'm going to have will zoom in. to the crest of the mountain, you may periodically see a glow from the hills. people have been out here all day, watching these flames from the hills, we are directly between where the atlas fire and the nuns fire is burning. they had gained some headway, it is 15% contained, but many residents here are telling me that it is day by day, and they are still very nervous. as the fire continued to burn top a s

it seems to be like a staging crew for fire crews. this is a rural area, about 30 to 50 homes with the wineries up the hill. right now you see crews on the ground, deputies have been going door to door telling people to va evacuate earlier. all week we've been talking to firefighters and first responders and say what makes these fires so difficult is how they have been jumping around. one street will go down quiet. you move to another street, homes on fire. it seems that the shift in winds have been picking up and pushing the fires to areas a lot faster than they predicted. some residents were caught in the shift earlier. we heard people screaming as they were trying to get out of the their house. the heat has been intense. i have the captain who's taking the time join me. i know you guys have had a busy morning. what are you guys dealing with at this point? >> about 3:30 in the morning, the call came out from the division supervisor in sonoma looking for all available resources. fire began to make a run towards the town of sonoma on

>> reporter: according to crews, the alleged groping happened in front of his wife, rebecca crews, she confirmed the account. she's witnessing the whole thing? >> she's witnessing the whole thing. i can't even begin to describe to you how bizarre this is. >> reporter: crews says his wife's calming influence prevented the incident from escalating. >> my wife kept holding my hand. she kept grabbing my arm saying i'm proud of you. mike, i'm telling you, man, i know how close i came to losing it all. just when you get emasculated like that. >> reporter: do you think it was a way of him maybe exercising power? >> it was. first of all, this whole thing, from weinstein to all that's happening in hollywood is about an abuse of power. an abuse of the position you have. and what happens is, they have fooled everyone into thinking it was part of the job. >> reporter: while he didn't go public with the alleged incident, crews insists he sounded the alarm immediately. >> i get a call from my agent saying that bennett's going to call you. i get a call. it's him on the line. i'm so i'm sorry. i was d

fire crews continue to make progress on the nuns fire. for the evacuees who spent days away from their homes, there are mixed emotions, even for those whose homes survived. >> other folks i know are still in mandatory evacuation areas. they are waiting to see if they can go back in. they know their homes are there but they may be going back into a charred wasteland. >>> there are still some mandatory evacuation orders and road closures this morning. to see a complete list, go to our website, ktvu.com . >>> two of santa rosa's main hospitals had to evacuate but the city's largest medical facility, santa rosa memorial hospital is still open and has been forced to do the work of three hospitals. it's treating 1200 patients, twice the average. santa rosa memorial treated five major burned the rooms in the first four hours of the fire. pregnant women in labor also had to go to memorial to give birth. >> trying to stay focused on what was happening and the fact that we were bringing a baby into our home. it was on my mind. will have a house to

our crews are spread across the bay. we'll have live team coverage as containment grows and families return home. ok, you're elbow deep up the business end of a turkey, and we're gonna serve sunday dinner off a counter wiped with jasmine sparkle? i got salmonella just thinking about it. me too. you want clean, get a cleaner with bleach in it. clorox means clean. you wof your daily routine, so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine® help prevent plaque, early gum disease, bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® bring out the bold™ firefighters are finally making progress on the fires devastating the north bay. it has been one week since the north bay firestorm broke out and the death toll statewide now stands at 40. 22 of those deaths are from sonoma county alone. six are from napa county...( james ) four from yuba county... and eight from mendocino county... mendocino from and eight yuba county... four from ( james )( james ) four from yuba county... and eight from mendocin

just a minute ago a fire crew was here putting out hot spots. they wanted this area to burn because they are trying to burn this canyon out. they are at this point trying to protect homes as this firefight continues. >>> reporter: crews fought fire with fight lighting backfires to burn fuel. as hand crews brought help on the ground, a national guard helicopter assisted with water drops from the air. the marin county fire crew cut a hole in a swimming pool cover to use water to protect this house on moon mountain road in sonoma county. it's one of many beautiful homes that dot this landscape north of sonoma. >> so what we are doing today is kind of twofold. the first thing we want to do is protecting homes. right? what we need to do is get a perimeter. >> reporter: the heart of wine country is shrouded in smoke. nearby at the monte rosseau vineyard you will see dusty grapes still on the vine and quite a side down the road dry pink fire retardant seemingly painted on the driveway and plants alike. >> it's fighting fire since -- what day? >> report

all morning we have seen bay area crews as well as crews from across the state coming in and out prepping for their days work. within the last 15 minutes we shot video of those crews starting their day. we have seen bay area crews from albany, oakland, santa clara county, even as far north as truckee. everyone here putting efforts together to try to fight this massive fire. there are no official reports on the updates of acreage. we can tell you that word is here that the fairgrounds -- at the fairgrounds that the fire has grown to 65,000 acres. that's about a 100 square mile area. it is massive. i will tell you, we only saw the tip of it when it reached the water on 101 along the coast as we were coming into ventura. you can see all of the fire crews heading into the command center. we understand around 7:00 this morning they will get their orders and learn where they will be stationed throughout the day. we are also expecting an update from cal fire around 6:30. we will have a live interview about the latest conditions and what to expect. we do know that at least overnight the wind was

they've brought in a crew that has experience. they took down a damaged crane from a fire in emeryville recently. some residents voiced their concerns about being shut out of their homes. >> the fire department and police department were kind enough yesterday to let us go for 20 minutes into our apartments to grab our things. but all of our clothes and belongings smelled like smoke. i can't turn up to work smelling like a four-alarm fire. >> reporter: this was a fire that started early friday morning at 4:30 a.m., the all that waiverly. it was supposed include 196 homes. no one was injured. it's deemed a suspicious fire, one of several in the oakland area in the last several years. there's a big crane being moved into place down the street there, a large crane being moved into place. crews brought in heavy equipment to take down that damaged crane. they tell us this may be an operation that will take a couple of hours or so. live in oakland, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sergio. >>> 50 people in antioch are hom

crews said it was not safe to stand that close. police say no one needed to be evacuated from their homes. along 70 it is commercial. this happened in the eastbound lanes of route 70 near curtis and cherry hill around 12:30. pse&g said one of the crews was completing work on a project for the department of transportation project when a line was cut. when the repairs will be complete it is estimated between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. avoid the area, service to customers was not disrupted. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> more breaking news out of bucks county. police are investigating a deadly crash that happened around 2:30 a.m. on paul valley road at the intersection of street road and warrington township. one car was involved. police are trying to find out what caused to flip over. >>> a park ranger shot and killed a dog that he said attacked him in south philadelphia. it happened at old swedes church at 1:00 a.m. the park ranger was performing a routine check of the property when he approached a homeless man and woman. s

that hampers things for the ground crew. >> speaking of the ground crews, you have, what is it, 10,000 firefighters on the lines now? >> yeah. we have quite a few folks on the line. total is 3500 and folks are showing up daily from other parts of the state, other states from around the country. folks are coming in daily. >> you anticipate that continuing? >> caller: absolutely. >> with that, looking ahead to today, as laura just mentioned, this wind, fortunately won't be pushing the fires. what is your focus today? >> caller: just to kind of increase those containment lines on the fires and try to get those crew that is have been working some relief on the fire line. >> they have been nonstop heroes, hopefully they can get a break. >> no kidding. thanks for updating us this morning. >> caller: thank you. if you have other concerns go to calfire.org. >> thank you. it's been really informative. good luck to you. >> caller: thanks, bye bye. >> it is 6:14. we have much more ahead. coming up, a story of hope and survival. we'll tell you how pets survive the fire ravaged neighborhoods and wh

this is the third time crews have had to repave that bridge. the last two times cruised used a bonding that the wore down and it just broke apart. repairs have cost the state tens of millions of dollars. a caltrans worker addresses the concerns about some of those rising costs. >> in reality, if we hadn't put that down, maybe we would have done this anyway, right. so it's not -- it's and added cost, it's a cost that we would incurred later. >> lane closures start tonight at 10:00 and they last through 5 could clock monday morning. the work will continue over the next six weekends. drivers should expect delays of up to an hour. >>> search crews right now are looking for a missing northern california man who disappeared after falling 30 feet off of a

crews have been out here all day. it flared up earlier this morning with a strong wind, creating a spot fire off the nuns fire. there are some homes, structures, barnes, up in the hills. as well as a juvenile detention facility. have been told bulldozers and hand crews are vector as well as different water trucks making sure they are protecting the structures. to feel confident right now, that they should not have any structure damage. there hoping that the fire, if it burns down the hill will burn itself out. they think they've created strong enough fire lines to keep it contained. again, because of the amount of fire burning right now, especially in the hills above kenmore, firefighters are not taking any chances. they have not lost any structures in this area this morning. since the evacuation orders were issued. crews will be in place all- night. the sun just went down which means the aerial attacks for the day are just about to come to an end. it's up to the hand crews in the bulldozers to work the night shift. l

crews spent the day trying to shore it up. officials with alameda county say, it could be some time before it reopens. and part of highway 1 is still closed in big sur as caltrans crews cleanup rock slides in that area... but they now have a bigger problem on their handsthe pfeiffer canyon bridge has moved seven inches and is collapsing. that bridge is part of highway 1 just north of nepenthe caltrans has condemned the state-owned bridge. they are now deciding whether to tear it down or wait for it to collapse. replacing the bridge and reopening highway 1 could take up to a year police in palo alto are trying to identify two people after they were caught on camera trying to break into a home. the attempted- burglary happened earlier this month on roosevelt circle. you can see a man in a star wars jacket walk up to the house and try to open the door. he looks into the home before leaving but he comes back and tries again to get into the home. eventually he walks past another camera... this time with another person behind him. p

at this point, crews say the firefight is not over. >>> reporter: crews fought fire with fight lighting backfires to burn fuel. as hand crews brought help on the ground, a national guard helicopter assisted with water drops from the air. the marin county fire crew cut a hole in a swimming pool cover to use water to protect this house on moon mountain road in sonoma county. it's one of many beautiful homes that dot this landscape north of sonoma. >> so what we are doing today is kind of twofold. the first thing we want to do is protecting homes. right? what we need to do is get a perimeter. >> reporter: the heart of wine country is shrouded in smoke. nearby at the monte rosseau vineyard you will see dusty grapes still on the vine and quite a side down the road dry pink fire retardant seemingly painted on the driveway and plants alike. >> it's fighting fire since -- what day? >> reporter: that's what happens when you have been on the fireline for five days with a 12-hour bank. -- with a 12-hour break. this fire captain's family ran for their lives sunday night and he raced to fight the fi

the bay area crews all over and we have and we have crews all over the bay area out in the rain. kron 4's averi haper is live in hayward this morning... averi, how is it looking there? it is raining along highway 92 in hayward. thanks averi. we'llc check back with you later. and we will continue to track the storm hitting the bay area today on air...and online. download the kron four mobile app to stay up to date on possible flooding... and storm-tracker-four radar is always available. the kron four mobile app is free for apple and android. breaking news we are following... the white house is denying reports that president trump is considering a proposal that would mobilize 100-thousand national guard troops to round up undocumented immigrants. the associated press says it obtained a draft memo that calls for immigration enforcement as far north as portland, oregon and as far east as new orleans. but according to white house press secretary sean spicer... the report is quote: 100% not true." spicer told the media on board air force one that there is no effort to utilize the natio

fire crews out in full force tonight... working to contain a grass fire that erupted in the east bay hills...(vicki) and now they are investigating the fire as possible arson... the fire is burning near grizzly peak boulevard... (grant) this is the same area... where the 1991 oakland firestorm killed more than two- dozen people and burned thousands of homes. that fire took three days to contain and is still considered one of the worst fires in u-s history.(vicki) kron 4's dan kerman is live on grizzly peak tonight where the latest fire is 50 percent contained... and has some potentially conflicting statements about what may have caused the fire. thursday fire crews spent the day mopping up and putting out hotspots along grizzly peak boulevard sevearl eucalyptus trees were also taken down, and chopped up as a prevention measure. uc berkeley police have issued a statement saying the fire, is being investigated as a potential arson, specifically as a reckless wildland fire causing injury. but calfire which has been charged as

we have crews headed to the scene, as well. the map kind of gives you a better understanding of where it is. no doubt no doubt 580 to 88 see the thick, plume of smoke as it rises in to the air. all right. no threats of winds there. appearing calm earlier. rob was tracking that for us. >> relatively light in the area. you can see the smoke rising straight upwards from that fire. a lot of heat generated from that. you can see the smoke plume lifting straight on up and interesting for scale. they have a ladder truck starting on the dousing of the flames there and the winds really not that intense. a lot of embers coming off and away from the building structure. taking a look at the maps here, see wind generally across the bay out of the northwest and relatively light at oakland airport and wind speeds closer to downtown and lake merritt northwest from 5 to 10 miles per hour so some of that smoke higher into the atmosphere drifting off towards the south and east for you this morning. temperatures by the way starting off mild. low 6

he gave the b-1 crew the location of the u.s. soldiers as the target, and, "improperly directed the aircraft over a friendly position." no one in the bomber challenged the air controller's conflicting positions for u.s. and enemy fighters-- that should have been a red flag. the air force controller with the green berets radioed the bomber: "be advised, friendlies are the only ones marked by i.r. strobes. so, anybody else is enemy target." six minutes later he asked, "any i.r. strobes in your sensor at this time?" the bomber crew responded, "negative i.r. strobes." the b-1 crew did have hand-held night vision goggles, but they were out of range of the strobes. finally, the b-1 released two 500-pound bombs, directly on the six soldiers at the top of the hill. >> branch: and, as soon as it happened, it was all of a sudden this shocked moment of "oh my god-- they just hit our hill." >> anderson: and, my gut dropped. i just felt something sink to the bottom of my stomach, and i was like, "no, this-- no. this isn't happening." >> branc