Toward home. Our goal is to just hold it back. We dont want it to get any closer to these homes than it did yesterday. Reporter yesterday, fueled by the wind, the fire took an unexpected and ferocious turn when it moved into town, destroying at least 175 structures in just mere hours, including deenewell ses. We just had the house remodeled. Burnt to the ground. She did not have time to evacuate her horse. She was relieved when she saw a photo of her house on facebook this morning. We confirmed that her horse survived. She is alive, but they wont let us in to get her. Reporter firefighters say it is too dangerous to let home owners back in. They say the fire is still too unpredictable. Theres still potential the fire could shift. Theres still hot spots and power lines down. Reporter but some residents never left. This man has been keeping a close eye on his house since the fire broke out. Its my house. I do what i can to save my house until the very last minute. Yesterday we thought we
Tonight. The turn being right now the diesel leaking from the boats fuel tanks. The way the vessel is laying right now, we access the starboard tanks and determined there was no more fuel left onboard in the starboard tank. Well access the port tank most likely tomorrow morning. Reporter the San Francisco District Attorneys Office is still looking for the boats is skipper, timothy librand, a 58yearold who has a criminal history. He did run aground early yesterday morning and they believe he doesnt want to be found because of an outstanding arrest warrant. Law enforcement did search his addresses in santa cruz without any luck. The Santa Clara County Sheriffs Office confirms to us that he was arrested in 2010 on drug charges and rearrested again in 2012 for failure to appear in court. And now is wanted again for failing to appear again. Were all worried. We all would love to know that hes okay. Because timmys good people. Reporter and that fisherman commenting ton timothy librand, someo
A. You can track the storm and click on the weather tap and go to maps and radar, there you can follow storms as it rolls into the bay area. New at 5 00, the bust of a mexican traffic ring, operating from mexico to northern california. Prosecutors say 18 people have been arrested. That includes the man you see here, estra srks cadilla. Mexican cartels have been using the south bay particularly as a means for manufacturing millions of dollars of drugs each month. These two men are accused of killing a popular dog walker in broad daylight and tonight Oakland Police are saying they are behind bars. The dog walker may have been targeted for fighting crime in her neighborhood. Reporter janell, Oakland Police say the 66yearold woman used her cell phone to record video of the suspects committing a crime and ultimately, that may have made her a target. We believe that ms. Soloman had witnessed some type of a crime committed by these two individuals, at which time she began to record their acti
managers. deals still need to be reached with the larger unions that represent the 2300 line level workers. we have team coverage for you tonight. monty francis will show us how the strike affected tonight s evening commute. we begin with jean ellie with the negotiations. and a lot of pressure mounting as we get closer to the fourth of july. reporter: both sides are here in oakland at the caltrans office. the governor sent in two new mediato mediators. the negotiations are forgetting any agreements, but we are making progress. we re hopeful. we hope we go back to work. bart negotiators didn t make any comment as they ledded in for new talks. the labor secretary urged all parties to get back to the table with new mediators. two of the state s top mediators, the chair of the public employment relations board, and the chief of the state mediation and conciliation service are at the table tonight. seiu representatives say new faces may help move talks forward. the reason
football. a hurricane warning in effect for the florida keys. the storm had wind up to 65 miles an hour. as the it swept the keys and south florida. heavy rain caused some pockets of flooding but no major damage was reported so far. across the gulf coast, nerves are on edge this evening as tropical storm gathers strength. nbc s jay gray is in myers, florida with the latest on preparation and what is expected to be one of the hardest hit areas. reporter: dramatic images, as the massive storm rips across haiti leaving floodwater, shelters, twisted and torn away, and at least one fatality. the pictures and problems and ominous calling card for this massive system that will soon turn its attention to florida and the gulf coast. everybody from louisiana over through florida need to be watching carefully and taking initial preparations. reporter: residents are moving sandbags into place in southwest, florida. it looks like it is going to be pretty serious. again with the cat