And temperatures today, well well be climbing into the 60s by 1 00, lots of sunshine, low to mid70s. Then by the afternoon its in the upper 70s to near 80 in some locations. So the warm warmth is on this weekend pl chilly start well talk about the rest of the week coming up, liz. Thanks, lisa new details a sad update this morning we learned a fifth person died at the party at the aaronen in ornd. 19yearold. Oshiana tomkins died at the hospital. New video shows people inside the home thursday night during the party. Weve also learned the rent serp accused of falsely claiming she needed the house oh so her family could escape wildfire smoke. Abc 7 News Reporter chris reyes has the details. I said a lot of kid like running in frop of my house, to the back side of my house. And that kind of triggered me, okay, there is something so wrong going on. Tam nguyen was one of 10 people calling 911 on halloween when this home in orinda started to get kay on the being. By 11 00 p. M. Thursday night
Tonight the kinkead fire is 45 contained up from 15 at this time last night. More than 76,000 acres were burned since the fire broke out a week ago and 266 structures have been destroyed and 133 of them homes. We are joined now live after speaking with some residents who returned home to ruins. Reporter it is a trauma many will be experiencing in the coming days. These threatened communities are expressing relief and appreciation at finally getting past the fire, but for some, a new ordeal begins. This is the master bedroom. Reporter for their home of 30 years high atop a ridge now rebel. I did as much as i could do, you know, to prevent it from coming up here, but the wind was blowing so hard. Reporter for for days he did everything he could to clear and soaked the property leaving tools for firefighters and an engine never came but the get stuff from the house and the fire was getting pretty close. Took this as his video before fleeing and a neighbor caught the house burning. He to s
Believe theres wrap around services that support not only in tutoring but other things that will distributor those kids effort to focus and concentrate on their education will disturb and miss direct the parents so necessary feel the parent is not for them this is our city we work constantly to make sure this happens for your children a thats how we remain and grow our Africanamerican Community we have to give them our sfath and when you see the classrooms actual see how important it is to go from every step of the way that we not only leave when the kids leave the classrooms their reinforced they know that our city cares for them. And so were here not only to welcome the kids on the first day by to continue keeping positive announcements and whether its working with reversed brown and the Educators Alliance or our preschool applicants or our corporate sins like the sales force people that help us mist the middle school where we know that if we dont side something more kids and familie
Im warren corn field and we are doing a series called stay safe, we are going to talk about staying in your home after an earthquake and taking care of your pets needs. Here we are at the spur urban ken center and we are in this little house that was built to show what it is like in San Francisco after an earthquake. We are very pleased to have with us today, pat brown from the department of animal care and control and her friend oreo. Hi. Lauren. Could you tell us what it would take after an earthquake or some other emergency when you are in your home and maybe no power or water for a little while. What it would take for you and oreo to be comfortable and safe at home. Just as you would prepare for your own needs should an earthquake or a disaster event occur, you need to prepare for your pets. And i have brought with me today, some of the things that i have put in my disaster kit to prepare for my animals needs to make sure that i am ready should something happen and i need to shelte
About that . I am very pleased today to stand here on this project. I have talked to you several times about the importance of your water supply level, and the commitment that this body made to your customers built in staoet and your wholesale customers to limit rashing to no more than twebt 20 percent and this is one of those projects that will enable you to meet that commitment and so that purpose it will provide a 7. 2 million gallons of water a day during a dry year and i have said rntion would it be great if i had that today and it would make a huge difference for the current water supply, and so it is critically important, and i enthusiastickly support it on behalf of my agencies and i appreciate the efforts of the puc staff, to bring this project to fruition and it has been a long time in coming and my member agencies and the three of them who are the Partner Agencies who are supportive of this and really excited about this project moving forward. I urge you to vote yes on it. T