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hit hard we want to show you just pictures at this is falling leaf drive and. sure and rock road and this is right off of highway 2.36 in this area virtually wiped out home after home reduced to rubble. we do want to say when you just we keep going down the street. the boulder creek country club is still standing. so just shows you just how this fire can jump. it is not safe to go back to this area it could take weeks for anyone who wants to see the remains it can take weeks to be still need a lot of work to do to clear up that debris. you tell us estimate. teams have been in and those neighborhoods as well along 2.36 were some and some other roads have also been hit hard and there and here is one boulder creek president also decided to stay even know. it is under mandatory evacuation. >>you get to a point where it's just moves came. >>like its gray like like all the pictures of the moon and. and this is gone. and then another 100 feet 200 feet, there's this house is perfect as a car in front of it is perfect. when you can see where the firefighters did the hard fight because because there's like a straight perfect line where they said no no more going for them. >>and that is a focus in this firefight firefighters are setting up containment lines around the perimeter of the fire so far west over by gavin sport. that area is contained where they don't expect the fire to john same north overbite loma mark but still a lot of work to be firefighters did some back burning. so they can burn off that fuel and prevent more fires now as for other neighborhoods like here in scotts valley. we're told that people can come home to either a day or a week so they're still assessing when people which neighborhoods can come home but anything west of the mountain as you go up highway 92 felt in ben lomond those could take weeks live in scott valley, gayle ong kron 4 news. thank you gayle, the second biggest wildfire burning right now and the 3rd largest in state history is the l in new lightning complex fire. >>5 people have died in these blazes 4 others hurt more than 1000 structures have been destroyed and more than 30,000 others are still threatened. 2 of those victims were solano county residents, including 64 year-old leon james bone kron 4 say that the sacking top to the victim's family today and taylor joins us live now with more taylor. well this is all that's left of the victim's property, you know it's a little difficult to see at night but you would see several structures here. >>well looks like behind me a a shed and also some melted machinery but in all 64 years of his life. his family tells me this is the only place he's ever lived and now it's a place where he passed away. >>i was the last time that we saw time we talked to in that time. and to. >>that was in daniel bone saw his cousin 64 year-old leon james bone known as james to family one month ago. little did he know that time would be the last we haven't been able to go on the property. >>as a matter of fact a sheriff's deputy said they were unable to go on the property right away because the heat stream heat. and that's why it took a couple of days to discover the body. daniel says first responders found james in his home of english hills road. >>he says james was almost fully blind. it had no way of receiving fire alerts and no running water. no electricity, no telephone. >>and he had no way of being alerted. so we're just assuming that he probably was so overcome by smoke and this guy there on the property in the bid now all that's left of the property. >>rubble melted appliances in vehicle shells daniel says this isn't the first time a fire has destroyed the property great laws. >>i can understand that happening the place and burn down before back in 19 65 and we had what was called black thursday. his original house burned to the ground and they rebuild when the same property same location. daniel says james used to live on the property with his parents who have since passed away. >>well, james lived out there alone. daniel says he was well liked by his neighbors, he got along fine out there on his property. now back here on in girls english hills road and james as property isn't the only one that was destroyed counted several other homes and structures that were burned to the ground along the way. >>otherwise though for his neighbors that live right behind him the fire seemed to have spared those properties now live in english hills taylor sackey kron 4 news. >>thank you taylor want to now go to a map to show you the damage caused by the l a new lightning complex fires. more than a 1000 structures have been destroyed in this map that came out around 6 o'clock tonight by cal fire shows you exactly what's going on here. you can zoom right into individual homes and see if you're living in that area and you're you've been evacuated. you can go to this map to try to find out if your home is still standing this is the spanish flat area and you can see most of the homes here they're marked in red have been destroyed those that are marked in black have no damage his house in green has been affected in some way by the fire but is still standing and just north of there look at this trailer park more than 3 dozen a mobile homes have been destroyed. almost the entire trailer park has been wiped out 3 of them have been left behind and then you had over a little bit farther to the southeast. the headlines drive area and look at the number of homes on these roads that have been taken out by this fire. another a cause of concern we talked earlier tonight with daniel berlant from cal fire and we talked about the evacuation areas in the city said could potentially still be threatened. this red line here is the perimeter of the fire and you see a number of homes in the hills in the foothills of aca mountains. have been destroyed, but look at this this is the city of vacaville, which is right next to the perimeter of the fire and look at all of these subdivisions right next to the fire lines. daniel berlant said right now they look things are looking good. the fire conditions are favorable for firefighters but things could suddenly change depending on the weather and those neighborhoods could be threatened. this some homes that were destroyed just northwest of jenner along the sonoma county coast. and then up here just south of lake sonoma. some homes in this area, most of them have been saved, but there are one or 2 here in the fire perimeter that have been lost so bam. a lot useful information on this website go to kron 4 dot com. and you can access it to find out what's going on. if you have property in that area. >>we are just wildfire. we are monitoring as the scu lightning complex 5 people have been hurt so far it has been the least destructive though 20 structures have been destroyed and 6 have been damaged however more than 20,000 are still threatened. well 4 michelle kingston has the story of 2 men who were burned by that fire as they were trying to evacuate in livermore. >>i go back and one day live up to what you've done and in a right way to set the bar really high and so proud of you. and morrison described are hearing a lot. >>james shultz and tom shelton are lucky to be alive. both men have significant burns all over their bodies and are in the hospital after attempting to save their 88 acre property livermore last week from catching on fire the 2 men spent days setting up sprinklers to try to protect their homes as the scu fire inched closer in closer to them tom's brother steven explains. >>they knew what they were in store for they were never there to fight a fire they were only there to just make sure stuff was going on and then when the point when they need to go they were going to go but as james and tom jumped in their cars to head down the mountain last wednesday, the flames caught up to them. >>tom's window was down as he was driving in his beard caught on fire. this is what his car looks like today i am here to our entire world >>and i was driving through smoke. and all senate crashed into a lot stephen said his brother couldn't get out of the car his door was jammed shot james who was just behind him jumped out of his car to try to save time but got caught on fire tom who was also on fire was able to open up his passenger side door. >>and drag james's body to a water tank and the sprinkler was coming out the top and they had to water down below there. >>basically probably had on them and as the fire was passing over him. now bloodied burned in battered the 2 men jumped in the only car left on the property and got themselves to safety tom burned 35% of his body james burns, 75% of his the 2 men have a long road ahead of them as they begin to recover. >>in alameda county, michelle kingston kron 4 news and another fire we are monitoring in the north bay is the woodward fire him over in county, it is burning in the point reyes national seashore flames there have grown to more than 2700 acres. >>it is only 5% contained the fire is threatening more than 1600 structures evacuation orders have been issued for about 90 homes on silver hills road, fox drive and noren way with dozens of wildfires burning across the bay area, the fast-moving flames are forcing thousands of people to evacuate, although some have been allowed to go home. many others have not been ordered to evacuate, but they have received a warning from cal fire to be ready should they get the order to leave. well for dallas sogomonian joins us from our newsroom to break down where these orders and these warnings are in effect l a. and we're going to start off to the north bay right now specifically in sonoma county. so let's turn your attention. >>to this map to give you an idea of where people can now return home and what still needs to be evacuated. so taking a look at basically everything east of kings word ridge road between that and west of dry creek road is still under this mandatory evacuation as well as all along the north part of the russian river that mandatory evacuation extends up to encompass a lake sonoma completely so the warning is what starts north of that lake and then extends just stay west of cloverdale and that is what we're seeing in sonoma county as you can see all the green along the west. coast and and can now return home but moving on now to the napa and solano portion of this map and so the entire area of lake berryessa is under a mandatory evacuation we've seen most of the damage out and around the west side of that leak as well as the south side so that of course people can still not returned home. to what is left but some neighbors have been spared. po valley is included so as angwin in this mandatory evacuation order just north and west of calistoga and we see the warning begin just northeast of napa valley right here including lake hennessy and then a little bit more south eventually we see a solano counties so we did that's the city limits of vacaville and just getting spared from some of those flames and so it's really northwest in the vaca mountains that we're seeing that mandatory evacuation in place with parts of the west side of i 80 right there and then moving down to the south and east of where the scu complex fires are burning right now that is the biggest in the bay area and so all the red is a mandatory evacuation. a similar story there and it spreads into san joaquin and santa clara counties as well so right at the edge of anderson lake that's where we see the mandatory evacuations begin and then head east which is where a majority of that fire fight is now happening. out hamilton as you can see is just completely surrounded by the red and it is still in that warning zone as well parts of santa clara county around creek right here and the calaveras reservoir. now to the coast where the san mateo and santa cruz mountains. or where the czu firefighters happening so all along the coast from that operate here san gregorio down to where we see welder beach the only difference we have seen here today is that you see santa cruz has had their mandatory evacuations lifted. and so people can return if they are attending class there but i can't imagine that the air quality is very good right now. so we're waiting for direction from the school on what they're doing a but in the meantime everything the center here up along the edge of the north side of highway 17 and the west side of a skyline boulevard all this is still in the red and we have seen very little difference here on the coast we're going to have all that information continuing to be changed and updated for you all on kron 4 dot com back to you all right, thank you and as she just mentioned our coverage continues at kron 4 dot com. >>there you can find complete list of all the evacuation orders and warnings all those maps you can also track the wildfires on those interactive maps and find any alerts about the weather which is so important right now in your neighborhood again it's all a kron 4 dot com. >>and let's talk more about the weather with a live look at the golden gate bridge at this hour. there is some fog out there, although it's kind of blinded by the lights and a fog is good far especially right now let's check in with lawrence karnow with the details. yeah guys you know we've had a real deep marine layer that's allowed some of that nice moisture from the ocean to go all the way into the some of the interior valleys and of course. >>that helps to bring up the humidity and slow down the fires now we did have some winds gusting this afternoon we're still seeing some winds blowing in around these places over 20 miles per hour. so of course that can push those fires along little further to the north we go things around this fire right now you're seeing those winds have calmed down a little bit for more we had this afternoon wind was blowing over 20 miles per hour, although look into fairfield you've got some 30 mile an hour winds right to the delta right now continuing are little bit lighter and there's a whole lot more moisture in the atmosphere coast side that fog has been coming on shore even some drizzle along the coastline and woodward fire there along the coast, the winds have actually picked up since this afternoon 18 miles per hour or so, but the fog is there of course all that humidity. the atmosphere could help to slow things down some humidity levels may upwards of 96% tonight even stretching inland and you can see those clouds overlooking san francisco, right now plenty of those surging on shore of course air quality has been absolutely horrible this past week or so because of the fires tonight, maybe the best air quality we've seen in over a week and you can see the nice green here this is the good very good air quality stretching all the way in a bottle in the mill valley in oakland right now sam ramon in livermore some of alleys of course the air quality has been terrible now. it's still going to be bad from spot to spot as you're going to see those winds going totoebb and flow and these are very small particulates in the smoke, the flfle around the bay area. so certainly going to see sometimes in the air quality justnot going to that good pork lot topected for tomorrow in the north bay on healthy and possibly in the east bay in the south bay. a a od to moderate i think along the coastline. alright that being said low cloud and fog kind of locked in right now that is good news, but that marine there is going to start compress um what temperatures tomorrow will keep things down just a bit we're looking at 80's, the warm spots, inland 70's navies around the bay then you've got some 60's along the coastline with that patchy fog next 2 days here we go tomorrow going to cool you off then we warm back up on friday and the weekend we're back in the 90's in many of the valleys then we're going to cool things down just a little bit as we head into next week. >>lawrence thank you as you know we are following breaking news from the gulf coast tonight because of this hurricane laura, a category 4. and this is live radar an image of where the hurricane is right now as you can see it spinning. is just about to come ashore possibly within the next hour along the texas, o louisiana border. we will continue to track hurricane laura and lawyers will be back and we'll have a full report that's coming up tonight at 9.30. and another big story we're following tonight protests over the wisconsin police shooting of jacob lake which took a deadly turn last night 2 people were killed a 3rd person was injured was serious, but non life threatening injuries in kenosha wisconsin. >>here are the 2 gunshots air police say the shooter is a white male 17 year-old 17 years old identified as kyle rittenhouse from nearby. antioch illinois about 20 or 30 miles away from kenenha he was arrested last night you see a their e now faces a charge of first-degree intentional homicide. tonight, a witness julio rhosus describes how the suspect was caught. >>he was running down the street and there are people chasing after him, they're saying that he shot somebody that you know like stopped then and so they were able to catch up to him because he trip and tell them. and that's when he said and then and that's when they were like saying get him and they jumped on top of them. and there was a struggle for the rifle. for a few moments there and the midget the fired off a few fired off multiple rounds. and he chipped that one person that was attacked and in the arm at point-blank range. and so obviously people are scattering. >>earlier tonight the wisconsin attorney general gave an update on the investigation into the night that police shot black man that confirmed by police jake jacob blake you shot in the back 7 times reportedly leaving him paralyzed. >>the attorney general said that blake had a knife in his possession at the time he was shot and can osha is not clear if that knife was in his hand or in the car. authorities had previously provided little information about sunday's shooting involving blake which was captured on video by a witness in a news conference this evening, the attorney general and wisconsin josh kaul said police officers tried to use a taser before the shots were fired. he says the officers responded to the scene when a female called in a complaint about her boyfriend who was not supposed to be on the premises. the officer who shot blade was identified as reston chef ski who has been with that department for 7 years. >>during the investigation following the initial incident. and mister blake admitted that he had a knife in his possession. and the cia agents that's a division of criminal investigation. i recovered a knife from the driver's side floorboard of mister blake's vehicle. >>blake remains in the hospital as ken mentioned he's in milwaukee his family says he is paralyzed from the waist down wisconsin division of criminal investigation plans to provide a report to the prosecutor within 30 days. >>and in relation to that we have breaking news to tell you about come are sending a message to those protesting tonight. they are asking organizers to help officers create a safe place for reminding those protesting not to cross police barriers so basically the headline here is there is a protest taking place in downtown oakland demonstrations have been popping up across the country. after that shooting in kenosha add the protest we understand pam is at 7th and washington street in downtown oakland in fact that is right at the corner where the city jail is on 7th street and where the oakland police headquarters is and it's just a block or so away from the nimitz freeway in downtown oakland and a block away from broadway where we are used to seeing protesters gather. we'll continue to monitor the situation in oakland and provide you updates throughout the evening tonight. also professional athletes are taking a stand on the civil unrest that is happening in the country because of this latest shooting tonight the nba the wnba and some major league baseball teams are boycotting games tonight in reaction to the shooting of jacob lake in wisconsin sports director jason dumas joins us now live in the newsroom with the latest on all of that jason. you can whole lot going on in the sports world, but to set the stage we have to take it back 4 years ago today, colin kaepernick sat on the bench for the national anthem during a preseason game against the packers. >>it was the very start of his peaceful protest against police brutality and systemic racism and today for the first time in nba history, a team has gone on strike in refused to play a playoff game. and this is called a domino effect in the sports world that now includes the san francisco giants. the giants decided after having a meeting on the field to not play tonight's game against the dodgers. the team came out to stretch then left the field shortly after kron 4 news was the first outlet to report this. the giants officially made the announcement about 30 minutes before the game was supposed to take place the milwaukee brewers were the first major league team to decide to boycott their day game tonight. the a's played in arlington against the rangers today. they won that game by the way. now as i previously said it was the bucks who started this entire domino effect that we're seeing in the sports world. they were supposed to take on the orlando magic in game 5 of their opening-round series. but the bucks refused to come out of the locker room, the bucs management and front office was not aware that the players had planned on sitting out and neither did their opponent the orlando magic. after this all transpired the nba stepped in and postponed the rest of the evening's playoff games which included the oklahoma city thunder taking on the houston rockets and the portland trail blazers taking on the los angeles lakers. the bucks players eventually emerge from the locker room and they read a statement as a teen. >>with the last few days in our home state of wisconsin we've seen her in this video taken place. we shot in the back 7 times by police officers notions. the vision of shootings. protesters despite overwhelming plea for change there has been no action. our focus today can not the best. we take the court rivers in milwaukee, wisconsin. we are expected to played high level. >>you mentioned only 2 other counties. we hold ourselves to that standard in this moment, we are demanding the same from lawmakers and law enforcers. we're calling for justice for david blaine and demand all be held accountable. >>now the latest report out of orlando. the nba bubble. there was a players only meeting amongst all the players were down in that bubble right now and reports coming out of that meeting or that the lakers and the clippers inform the rest of the teams that they do not intend to play another game. dan down in orlando. they're going to boycott the rest of the season. the players are all supposed to meet again in the morning, but this is that ever developing story and we'll continue to update as we get more news back to you guys. >>jason, thank you. the city of a lay who knows the pain cause when police shoot and kill citizens in the past decade vallejo has had 18 deadly police shootings. now city leaders there are looking into an idea that would allow a black lives matter street mural painted in front of city hall but as kron 4 jonathan mccall learned a lot of other people are looking for a lot more than 10 a lot more tangible results then some yellow paint. >>black lives matter street murals have become a popular symbol to protest police brutality in cities all across the country. after the death of george floyd. now the city of vallejo looking to add its own council members addressing the idea during a council meeting tuesday night at all said their hearts are you know this is really. >>i think i could play and i supported what council done in the last 15 years has shown a black lives truly matters and i think that. so i think we all can agree on the concept that means i think if we don't follow this up with you can from me you know if life was matter, where's the reconciliation. the city has been no stranger to controversial police shootings. >>in the past decade, 18 people have died at the hands of police. most recently 22 year-old shawn monterroso was shot and killed by officer jarrett on back in july. >>ton firing 5 shots from the back of a police car as monterroso was kneeling with his arms raised in 2018 officers fired more than 50 rounds in the shooting death the willie mccoy. mccoy was hit by 38 of the bullets brian kranz as a journalist with open vallejo. the independent organization was instrumental in getting body camera video released in the shootings of monterrosa and mccoy green says while the idea of a mural is welcomed. he says many in the community are looking for more tangible results next not that people are against the black lives matter movement or anything like that they're looking for more meaningful changes specifically there are more than ever. >>to arrest who activists have called the fatal 14 the officers that are they want to see detective jarrett on face criminal charges for the killing of sean monterrosa. >>family willie mccoy still seeking justice against the officers then shot him so many times. they're really looking to real meaningful ways you know there's a big different police movement that's going they want those type of actions rather than some pain on the street council members not taking action tuesday night but plan to address it during their next meeting in september. >>in philly hope jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>coming up structures burned neighborhoods unrecognizable we're seeing what homeowners will be returning to after the break. and also coming up we take a look at where large animals are being housed tonight after being evacuated f >>the cow palace in daly city has become a temporary refuge for some of the hundreds of livestock evacuated during the czu lightning complex fire now those animals came from farms and ranches in san mateo county, the ceo of the event center says to her knowledge this is the first time the cow palace has served as an animal evacuation center many say that fact speaks to the size and scope of the lightning fires ravaging the region. the san mateo county large animal evacuation group says it has moved 1500 animals out of harm's way. >>they've never had to do this large of an evacuation in seminole county we hold from out of pigeon point the other day. and the people were just very very very happy. >>of course the cow palace is no stranger to hosting animals that annually hosts the grand national rodeo and the dog show big events which now have been put on hold because of the pandemic coming up next hurricane. >>as getting closer and closer to land the national hurricane center says the storm is now just a few miles off the coast of texas and louisiana where is expected to make landfall in just a >>we'll show you a live picture from galveston texas and you can see it looks fairly calm, although the palm trees there on the left side of your screen or moving around in the waves don't appear to be very large but it's the storm surge that is the big concern galveston is a little bit west of where we're expecting the center of hurricane laura to come ashore right at the texas louisiana state line. >>and pour louisiana, new orleans has been his so many times lords as you know of his check in with you now they're calling this storm unsurvivable which foot to hear the weather forecasters say that in itself is pretty frightening. yeah, you know this for those storms you can't have one of those hurricane parties people talk about we're stalking. >>a 15 to 20 foot tall storm surge and on top of that you get waves maybe 20 feet high, so the storm really kind of an eraser it is going to erase anything right in its direct path, a look at that i now just about to make landfall. you can see some of the hurricane force winds now moving into cameron port arthur to feel at lake charles already seen some gusts over 50 miles per hour and here comes this is coming on shore right now so this is going to be a substantial storm a look at some of these winds they're all around the storm system now is getting a little bit closer and right around the core about 60 miles across that's where we're seeing hurricane force winds. tropical storm force out a 120 miles we'll have a a wide swath of damage as the storm system comes on shore. it's that storm surge were really worried about all very low lying area so you've got 15 to 20 feet of sea water that's going to start to come on shore filling to the tributaries may the rivers many of the lakes and that could extend as much as 40 miles inland, so there's going to be area maybe 50 miles across and then extending 40 miles inland that we're going to see some major devastation by tomorrow afternoon as they're going to see that very heavy rainfall the storm surge the water can't get out and flooding everywhere they may not receive some the waters for several days right here the very latest still a strong category 4 hurricane sustained winds of a 150 miles per hour moving north northwest at 15. so this is coming on shore here folks in the next couple of hours. and it's going to be even strong even to move into a lake charles maybe still category 4 strength finally weakening a little bit near shreveport we're talking major damage and major flooding up to she report than expected weekend after moves through there. but certainly a very dangerous storm very scary night. their head tonight. lawrence thank you more news motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>well the story we're following tonight. the company that owns the helicopter that crashed and killed kobe bryant is now suing the f a a the lawsuit by island express helicopters claims that 2 air traffic controllers failed to terminate radar services for the helicopter's pilot that's how they tracked the aircraft well as in the air. the company says that led the pilot to believe he was receiving warnings about the terrain proximity even though he was not receiving those warnings an official cause of the crash is still under investigation. although the visibility was very poor that day due to heavy fog the f a a right now is not commenting on this lawsuit. the body of a missing fort hood soldier has been found 30 miles from the base was found this evening in temple texas authorities identified the body of 23 year-old elder fernandez he was last seen august, the 17th. >>police say his body was found near railroad tracks. authorities say there's no indication of foul play but the investigation is ongoing the soldier's family says fernandez have been happy until a few months ago when he reported being sexually assaulted by a superior. the base has come under scrutiny recently particularly after several fort hood soldiers have died over founded this year back in april vanessa guillen was killed by another soldier after reporting abuse at fort hood. un sister talked about these latest developments regarding fernandez at a news conference today. >>elder fernandes passed away. yesterday. what they found his body. yet another soldier, not good. soldier found dead at fort hood. but the for moms. it's a base. what you think everything is safe. but yet they don't get those soldiers safe. >>and this is it's a change. >>and a tourney for the elder fernandez family tweeted we are demanding a congressional investigation of fort tonight her wildfire coverage continues after the break, we'll have a live update on the czu lightning complex fires burning in santa cruz >>now for an update on the freeze eu lightning complex fires in santa cruz and san mateo counties they have burned more than 81,000 acres with 21% contained at this hour. one person died in those fires last week and we also learned that more than 500 structures in fact almost 600 structures have been destroyed kron four's gayle ong live for us in scotts valley, the santa cruz mountains. >>with the very latest kale. >>ken and pam the town of boulder creek has been hit hard in one neighborhood virtually wiped out. you want to show you just one street i was able to drive through this is the area of fallen leaf drive and from rock road right off of highway 2.36. you see home after home just reduced to rubble. they are among the hundreds of buildings destroyed in santa cruz county alone, 24,000 homes remain threatened. damage assessment teams are making their way around. and here is one boulder creek resident who decided to stay behind. >>you get to a point where it's just moves came like its gray like like all the pictures of the moon and. and this is gone. and then another 100 feet 200 feet, there's this house is perfect as a car in front of it is perfect. when you can see where the firefighters did the hard fight because because there's like a straight perfect line where they said no no more going for them. >>firefighters have been setting containment lines back burning to burn at feel to prevent more fires. we can tell you officials here they're working to get people home here in scotts valley. they say people can come home as soon as days or a week, but the areas hit hard like. boulder creek end. anything west of 17. well that's going to take a few more weeks they still have to clear the debris from the roads. some of the roadways are still burning as i said earlier so loud they just wanted that area to just burning that fuel. so on they can them and prevent the fires from burning and flaring up over there. 4 live in scott valley, gayle, ong kron 4 news gayle. thank you very much meantime in sonoma county the walbridge fire is still threatening structures there but cloud forced to leave to go reports some families in hillsborough who were evacuated last week are returning home to either check on their land or write out the rest of the fires from their own property. >>it's been 8 days since wonder moak and her husband lloyd evacuated their home on west side road in healdsburg very very stressful. both returned wednesday morning though evacuation orders are still in effect in their area we're going to hunker down here. yeah, this is the 3rd time in 4 years a natural disaster has forced the most out of their home one does says it's never something she'll get used to you can't relax you're constantly looking at the maps and constantly listening to the tv wanting more >>so that's that's been really hard oaks trailer has kept them warm from a safe distance while firefighters worked the lnu lightning complex fire encompassing the walbridge fire burning in healdsburg. >>their property is near the bishops ranch vineyards and wineries the smoky air is tough to breathe, but flames are not visible still wanders says they're not out of the woods yet we've been watching the cow map. and everything is yellow instead of red now so. >>we were hoping we could just come back home and then if we need to leave willie. >>signs outside of the most home expressed admiration for first responders camped out in sonoma county fighting on the front lines one day is also thinking about community members who have suffered property loss, almost feel guilty that minds not gone, you know it it to get that survivor guilt a mentally taxing experience with no end in sight in healdsburg phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>we continue to monitor breaking news taking place in oakland tonight, this is a tweet from the oakland police department that says agitators within the crowd, attempted to set fire to a business on 8th and broadway. quick response by opd officers and opened fire prevented further damage this is all part of a big protest. well actually we don't know how big it is we haven't got a number on how many people are out there, but this started it. 7th in washington and moved a block over to 8th and broadway. this is in connection with the shooting that took place sunday in kenosha wisconsin. and demonstrations that have taken place there and then you've been hearing about the boycotts by the nba, the wnba san francisco called off their game tonight. so there's a a a boycott, the spreading in professional sports all connected to the unarmed black man in this country by in this there's still a lot of details that we don't know about but police do say that the person who was killed in kenosha had a knife but he was still shot 7 times in his back and according to his family is paralyzed from the waist down is still in the hospital but again there is a protest taking place in oakland and one the crowd attempted to set that building on fire. but apparently that fire has been put out we will continue to monitor what is taking place in oakland. >>now california is preparing to test 150,000 extra people for covid-19 every day to day stay leaders announced a one 0.4 billion dollar deal with a major diagnostics company the contract with more than double the state's current daily taste testing capacity and shorten the turnaround time to one or 2 days health officials say this program will also test for the flu. state leaders say the ramped up testing would begin november 1st and run until march of 2021. >>coming up next the republican national convention's 3rd day has so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >>vice president mike pence accepted his party's nomination tonight as the 3rd night of the republican national convention is wrapping up mary maloney has the highlights. >>a night of the republican national convention all eyes on my hands, the vice president hoping voters will join him in supporting president trump for another 4 years democrat spent 4 days attacking america. >>joe biden said that we were living through a. season of darkness. but as president trump said. where joe biden sees american darkness. we see american greatness. >>and when joe biden and his running mate kamala harris also featured on wednesday. the second lady of united states, karen's hands with a focus on the military and their families to all of the military spouses. and just like the previous 2 nights more sharp pointed attacks on biden and the democrats democrat run cities across this country are being overrun. >>by violent mobs. the violence is rampant i can't recall an administration more hostile to farmers. >>an obama biden unless you count the biden harris ticket and more praise for the president the president trump helped me shattered a barrier in the world of politics by empowering me to manage his campaign to a successful conclusion he stood by our law enforcement. our military and the freedoms we hold dear president trump will formally accept the nomination on thursday night, the speech the white house in washington i knew him. >>we've been telling you about over the shooting of jacob lake in wisconsin. as players across the sports landscape reacted in the wake of that shooting over the weekend. one of the hosts of inside the nba. walked off the set tonight, kenny smith was showing solidarity with nba players. we chose to boycott their playoff game after the police shooting of jacob lake in wisconsin take a look. >>right now my head is like ready to explode like just in the thoughts of what's going on. i don't know if i'm even appropriate enough to say it. with the playeri are feeling and how they're feeling. i haven't talked to any of the players on this. but like coming even like driving here and getting into into the into the studio hearing calls and people talking. and for me. i think the biggest thing now is to kind of. as a black man as a former player. i think it's for the best of me to support the players and just not be here tonight. >>clearly the most emotional time for many folks another host ernie johnson told smith he respected his decision. the show continued with johnson and co host charles barkley shaquille o'neal talking about the nba. the boycotts and racial injustice. that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. >>and i will be back at the top of the hour. we will have the latest on those boycotts across several pro sports tonight, including the nba and the m l b because of the jacob blake shooting what giants manager gabe kepler says about the decision to postpone today's game will also have the latest details on the protests happening right now in oakland plus we'll show you the new resource available that those in the path of the lnu complex fires can check to see if their home was damage all that more coming up on kron 4 news at 10 in we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy.

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