winds and dry hot conditions. they are expecting it to grow again today. >> this is obviously a dangerous fire. we have no containment and we have extreme fire behavior. >> that fire behavior, they are facing dry conditions with low humidity and high temperatures. those temperatures reaching into the triple digits. overnight, it tripled in size and at last report supports -- scorched 24 square miles. that is half the size of the city of san francisco. it is burning on both sides of interstate 5. the only highway connecting oregon to california. truck drivers had to abandon 17 big rigs as those flames approached. four of those trucks were destroyed along with their loads. chp says agencies will meet to discuss if and when they can reopen interstate 5, a critical route for commercial truckers. we will continue to monitor this fire and keep you up dated on air and on our social media. >> thank you. you can see where the fire is burning as we show you this map. that is the fire icon to the left of the shaded area. fire crews have not been able to map the burn area itself. it is the outline of the herd fire that burned through many acres since it broke out a month ago. that fire is 75% contain. to the south that is the burn area that was scarred by the carr fire, which is now mostly contain. it destroyed more than 1000 homes. another check on conditions. >> this part of the state, while it is cool in the bay area, there are temperatures in the 90s every day. when the carr fire started, we had temperatures above the hundreds. from yesterday, you can see the beginning of the delta fire. look at the smoke being generated. that's not cloud cover, that is the rapid growth of the delta fire. that is for wednesday. coming closer, take a look at the terrain which is always a challenge for the fire crews. lakehead, interstate 5, to the north, we see these mountains popping up. the terrain is always a big challenge for the fire crews. you just can't march up to the fire zone, you have to have the air attack. in terms of conditions around the region, it is actually not excessively hot just yet. temperatures are in the upper 70s and lower 80s. i'm talking about single digit, relative humidity. winds at about four miles per hour. in higher elevations, wind gusts 10 to 15 miles per hour. we are forecasting 90 degrees this afternoon and maybe a few isolated spots warmer than that. it will be dry in the afternoon hours as those moisture levels come down. unfortunately, another major fire burning in our state. >> here we go again. thank you, mark. investigation is underway into the death of a teenager who fell at yosemite national park. an 18-year-old died yesterday when he slipped off of the cliff while trying to take a selfie. the mother confirmed the death and said her son was spending his summer traveling through the united states. national park service is have not commented on the death at this time. yosemite national park will operate as scheduled today. new york attorney general subpoenaed all eight roman catholic dioceses in the state as part of the investigation into the churches handling of sexual abuse allegations. the subpoena seeks documents related to sexual abuse allegations and financial payments to possible victims. the attorney general wants to know how church leaders responded to a report on the sexual abuse of minors. this comes three weeks after an investigation found rampant sexual abuse of more than 1000 children by 300 priests in philadelphia. we are learning more information about the deadly shooting in cincinnati. a gunman killed three people, wounded two others at an office building in the heart of the downtown area. the shooter also died. s.w.a.t. teams rushed to the scene after getting reports of an active shooter. cincinnati's mayor is saying that the quick response averted what could have been an even bigger tragedy. >> it appears the police were there within seconds from the time they got to the lobby, apparently there were shots below and he moved to the lobby. he was actively shooting innocent victims. >> authorities have not identified the shooting victims or the gunman and there is no word on a possible motive. an investigation underway in sacramento after police officers shot and killed a masked man was armed early this morning. >> is bringing he reports, this comes in the wake of several controversial -- explicit orders about their body cameras as they were searching for the suspect. >>reporter: just after 3 am, she woke two flashing lights. >> i was wondering what that red light is. then i heard a bunch of gunfire. >>reporter: she dove out of bed. >> i got on the floor. >>reporter: not far from her home, the s.w.a.t. team was tracking a masked man last seen with a gun before midnight. officer spotted him running into the backyard of a home near first avenue and an alleyway. >> due to him being armed and entering the backyard of a resident, our officers slowed the scene down and we did not give chase to the suspect. we knew he was armed with a firearm. >>reporter: the s.w.a.t. team was called in to assist. >> our s.w.a.t. team utilized less lethal options, including a canine in an attempt to locate the suspect. >>reporter: he was found in the backyard but officers said he refused to cooperate. >> when they located him, the suspect posed an immediate threat to the officers and two s.w.a.t. officers fired their weapons at the suspect. but we do know is the suspect is deceased and the officers have located a firearm on the suspect. >>reporter: in light of officer involved shooting for cameras were turned off, call went out for all officers to keep their cameras rolling. >> officers are equipped with body cameras and part of our investigation will be looking at the body cameras that were on scene at this incident. >>reporter: hours after the fatal shooting, the investigation continues. blocking streets and businesses -- trying to catch up on his work, jesse hernandez left his office late last night. >> i was glad it was not here. i had just left. it was probably half an hour before that happened. >>reporter: officers say -- the investigation will last throughout the day as they gather more evidence. more information about the suspect accused of killing a college student. the associated press reports federal state and local agencies are searching and iowa dairy farm that employed and housed the man charged with killing 20-year- old molly tibbetts. officers arrested the suspect last month that he is from mexico and was in the country illegally. he reportedly worked at the dairy farm. there there is a bigger police presence in california high school today. one day after a threat was posted online. >> leigh martinez is reporting, the f vi -- fbi is now involved in the investigation. >>reporter: there is a significant police presence at california high school. while we do not know the specifics, we are told of the threat was to be carried out today. on wednesday, san ramon police and the fbi received a tip from an anonymous online post threatening california high school. officers and agents are investigating the threat. they don't have a suspect, but the fbi traced it to an ip address in europe. >> most people coming to school says i don't think anyone really believed it. there are a lot of police on campus. >>reporter: law enforcement has not been able to identify if the threat is credible. this is the second serious threat against the school. in april a freshman was arrested for planning a school shooting on the anniversary of columbine. police were notified by the -- friend in they plan to bring guns and bombs and had a hit list of students. in the suitcase, the district also thanked the individual who came forward and reported the post to police. >> the fact that students are coming forward, we keep telling them to say something if they see or know something. even community members and families. that gives us the ability to act and keep our school safe. if you see something or know something, please say something. >>reporter: the school district says if it is determined that the threat is credible, they will notify the community as soon as possible. in san ramon, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. there was an emotional ceremony marking the death of a police officer killed while in line of duty. this was seen outside of the martinez police headquarters monitoring this officer. he rushed to help one suspects were terrorizing people at a hair salon. he killed the 43-year-old -- the sergeant was killed while he was trying to say five people. he was survived by three children and ktvu reporter katie holmes is the first one to speak to the widow. she will have a report coming up. we are hearing multiple reports that actor burt reynolds has died after suffering a heart attack earlier this morning at a florida hospital. we are told his family was by his side when he passed away. reynolds was nominated for best supporting actor in 1997 for his role in boogie nights. he is survived by his son. he was 82 years old. he was in smokey and the bandits, and many others. >> he had quite a career. president trump's nominee for the supreme court is now wrapping up his testimony on capitol hill. coming up, the formally classified documents -- judge brett kavanaugh. >> it was first the millenium tower that had problems another or more structural concerns about another building. what city engineers are saying as they continue to monitor how much that building is sinking. ...and get the brands youshion want.... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. it was time to update the bathroom but we wanted to work with a company we could trust. rebath gave us the bathroom we always wanted. call 925-364-4218 and save $1000 off your complete bathroom remodel you know when 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about. >> senators on the judiciary committee have been arguing over the release of other documents the democrats they are critical to the confirmation. new jersey center of the senator booker is prepared to release an email concerning racial profiling, even though by doing so it is against committee rules. >> i am going to release the email about racial profiling and i understand that a penalty of this potential ousting from the senate. if he believes i have violated senate rules, i openly invite and accept the consequences. >> kavanaugh is basing his final round of questioning on capitol hill. the trump administration announced a proposal to overhaul the rules involving a documented immigrant family held in federal custody. the department of homeland security will terminate a long- standing court agreement that requires the government to release most immigrant children after 20 days. the new regulations would extend the amount of time migrant children could be held with their parents as long as their immigration court case remains open. it is part of the administrations zero-tolerance policy on illegal immigration. trump is lashing out at the new york times after their publication of an anonymous op- ed blasting the trump administration. >> the president is demanding that the author be identified. turn -- >> can you tell me about some anonymous horse within the administration? probably here for all the wrong reasons. >>reporter: anger from the white house after the new york times published an explosive anonymous opinion piece, said to have been written by senior white house officials -- official. i am part of the resistance inside the trump administration, the author writes that america should know there are adults in the room, saying we fully recognize what is happening and we're trying to do what is right, even when donald trump won't. secretary of state mike pompeo denies any involvement. >> i find the media's efforts in this regard to undermine the administration disturbing. >>reporter: there are reactions from both sides of the aisle. >> this president -- if they think the president is not fit, they need to step up. >> if there is bad is this person suggests, maybe they should leave. >> a tweet, treason. the gutless anonymous person does not -- does indeed exist, turn him or her over to the government at once. >> the president is saying it is treason -- again, a manifestation of his instability. >>reporter: the chief of staff denies vp pence involvement. he says the offices about such an amateur act. ray logan, fox news. former president barack obama will be here to help democrats retake the house. he will appear in orange county was severed -- seven democratic candidates on saturday. they're running in districts that supported hillary clinton back in 2016. democrats need to collect 23 house seats -- across the country to regain control of the house. back to our weather, there may be a warm-up somewhere in your forecast. >> we will hold on to -- a bump in the numbers. the model is suggesting a good warm-up in the bay area. the fog thinks otherwise. we will have a lot of low clouds and fog and a stubborn patch in the san francisco bay. still some of the cloud cover and portions of sonoma county. that is towards the western portions of petaluma. current numbers, the 60s and 70s right now. we have 50s for san francisco. inland hotspots, not so hot. 70s for fairfield. livermore at 74. a function of the wind speed. towards fairfield, we have a triggering wind that is bringing in cooler air. winds right now to the southwest about 15 miles per hour. what typically happens later into september and october, you get a change with the wind coming in from the northeast. it increases the fire danger and will clear out the fog. not happening just yet. we are showing still solid overcast at the airport. we are tracking patchy fog near the coach and portions of the bay. it will be a bit stubborn into the mid afternoon hours. we have two weather systems, went to the north and another to the south. it wants to build in and we may have a bump in the numbers compared to yesterday. friday should be the warmest day of the week. 60s at the coast. that has been constant with temperatures not moving too much there. inland, upper 80s. tomorrow we could have the inland approaching the lower 90s. maybe 92 degrees. no major heat in the bay area forecast. a bump in the numbers for tomorrow. the forecast low, showing you fog hanging out at the coast. surging into the bay 1st thing tomorrow morning. the clouds clear back to near the coast, but is that marine layer thins out, we should warm- up temperatures around the bay and inland spots. today, 80s towards antioch. san francisco, downtown, 62. san jose, upper 70s. livermore, 86 degrees. tomorrow should be warmer. competing with saturday for the warmest day of the week. around the bay, 70s. the coast in the 60s. we are dealing with cool mild weather patterns. that will continue into sunday and monday. alameda fire crews have contained the small grass fire that started near midnight. it started near sheridan road and crews managed to put out the flames. no buildings were burned and firefighters said there is no damage to property. there we expect to get an update from the water district on the progress that is being made to raise the dam at the loss the carrots reservoir. the project will increase the capacity of the reservoir and raise the dam by some 55 feet. agencies are supporting the plan to increase water storage in event of a drought. the state is helping to provide money. the los vaqueros reservoir will help provide water for 1.4 million people. reports a structural concerns in the san francisco neighborhood. and 18 story building, two blocks from the millenium tower, the building has sunk by one inch. they plan to watch for more sinking and work on the two buildings on either side. oceanside center started a tracking -- attracting attention and will not be finished until 2021. >> at the millenium tower, four- inch track -- crack in the window on the 36th floor is causing concern. the building is sinking and leaning as of our building inspectors and homeowners -- the homeowners attorney say there is not enough information to decide if this is a serious issue. >> what our engineer has to say , as well as our window expert, is this is a one-off issue right now, but we are continuing to investigate the problem and we will have a more definitive answer in the next 24 -72 hours of our experts. >> inspectors say they need to get a look at the crack to determine if it is an indicator of another problem. the buildings engineer has given a deadline of tomorrow to allow them into that unit. a meeting in north korea brings a new concession and a man from kim jong un -- demands from kim jong un. coming up. taking a look at the numbers on the dow. up and down again. i lost almost 1 12:45 percent. we are watching that nasdaq. mostly lower, especially the tech heavy index. there on their second day of sharp losses. knew at noon, the justice department announced charges in connection with hacking of sony pictures entertainment back in 2014. the suspect is a north korean spy and is being charged with computer and wire fraud. the u.s. accuses the north of orchestrating a conspiracy that caused hundreds of millions of dollars in economic damage, no -- not only here in the u.s. but all around the world. he is also accused of being part of the development of the -- ransom where attack that affected computers all around the world. trump is praising kim jong un following an announcement at a summit. >> or details on the upcoming meeting. >>reporter: kim jong un's meeting with high-ranking south korean officials -- he agreed to another summit scheduled for later this month. they sent a number of messages to the u.s. through south korea, including new concessions to complete the suspension of long-range ballistic missile tests. trump praised him, tweeted that he proclaims unwavering faith thank you to chairman kim jong un, we will get it done together. the delegation carried a new demand from kim. he wants his goodwill measures to be met with concessions in the last including the possible lifting of sanctions. mike pompeo says that won't happen until denuclearization is verified. >> we will continue to work with them to deliver -- in the world is against -- for chairman kim jong un to deliver on the comments he made to trump in singapore. >>reporter: the u.s. is still pressuring china to do more to push the process forward. beijing is north korea's closest ally and biggest trading partner in the trump administration says they are not fully enforcing u.s. sanctions against the north. that drew an angry response from the chinese government. >> putting irresponsible blame on others can never resolve the nuclear issue on the korean peninsula. >>reporter: the next summit involving kim jong un is set to take off september 18 and pyongyang. ktvu fox 2 news. this device is used to save lives but people are using it to break into cars. who is pulling it off and who police are looking for the crime scene. an effort to find a person who opened fire in san jose. some new surveillance video may lead to an arrest. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm having my birthday party. dj fluffernutter, hit it! ♪ dj fluffernutter simple. easy. awesome. ask how to get $300 back when you sign up for xfinity mobile, and purchase a new samsung phone. visit your local xfinity store today. san jose police hope the newly released surveillance video will help lead them to suspects of a shooting that injured three people at a busy taco shop. the video is clear and the suspects -- body tattoos are visible. >> they believe the suspects are involved in a gang and they want them off the street. alyana gomez reports, investigators of the public can help identify them. >>reporter: surveillance cameras outside the restaurant capture the moment when a gunman opened fire on a three- man while standing inches away from a family. the little girl, closest to the shooter, is in clinging to her mother. they run away in a panic. >> right in front of the family. >>reporter: we show the video just released by police two people dining right where the shooting happened back on the night of august 9. >> do you recognize these people? >>reporter: -- >> no. >>reporter: -- busy shopping plaza. san jose police call it a brazen attack that started with three men inside the restaurant. >> they were in an argument and went about their business and eventually the victims walked out and they were leaving the restaurant when you see the suspect, which very clearly shows it was a premeditated attack, takes the victims by surprise and shoots all three of them. >> cameras inside show clear images of their faces and tattoos. this is the man believed to be the shooter, wearing a dark colored warriors hat. the other guy with a goatee has what looks like a san diego padres tattoo on his left hand with another tattoo on the left side of his head. the woman is believed to be in her early 20s seen wearing a gray romper. all three are latino. >> based on the exchange of information, which we are not releasing, we believe it will be a gang type of incident. >>reporter: the victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries. police believe the suspects are from outside the san jose area. alyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. richland mall is open today after being shut down while four suspects ran inside. it happened at 5 pm yesterday evening. officers try to stop a vehicle near that shopping mall and after a short chase, suspects got out of their car and ran inside the mall. two of the suspects were armed with guns and police later recovered those. three of the four suspects are in police custody. a spotter system was tested overnight. this is a freeway security system -- and follows highway shootings. several law enforcement agencies in the county signed a memorandum of understanding to work together to install the regional security network. some cameras and license plate readers have already been installed on highway 4 and antioch in pittsburgh. sensors are being installed on the highway, as well. law enforcement agencies hope to have the next phase of the project completed by the end of the year. san francisco-based levi strauss says the latest company to get involved in the political debate -- chip berg is the ceo at levi's and a supporting gun control. he said levi's is teaming up with a group called every town for gun safety, and is donating $1 million over four years to groups who would like to end gun violence. as business leaders with powers, the -- we simply cannot stand by silently when it comes to the issues that threaten the very fabric of the communities where we live and work. san francisco police are investigating a stabbing that is being called a random attack. it happened yesterday near market. a woman was walking on the street when she was stabbed by another woman. witnesses told police it was unprovoked. the victim was taken to the hospital and the suspect was arrested. it is being looked into by officers. police say a handheld tool designed to save lives in car emergencies has become a popular -- has become popular with burglars who target cars. this tool is meant to cut seatbelt and break a window so someone trapped inside the car can get out quickly. the police released a video that shows someone using it to break into a parked car last month. the two women acting as accomplices distracted anyone that might be watching and the burglar hands off his backpack and leans against the car and uses the device to break a window, and then he dives into the car headfirst, grabbing items from inside. then he walks away. >> because that tool can be easily used to break into vehicles and shatter windows quietly, criminals are using it to walk up, punch the window, and steel items. >>reporter: police arrested a suspect in the break-in. he was out on bail and has been arrested several times for car break-ins. san francisco's district attorney offices repeat offenders are responsible for large percentage of the auto burglaries in san francisco. a man accused of attacking two people at berkeley has been arrested. police say the man had a loaded handgun at the time of his arrest. his name has not been released. >> mary miller is leaving presentation high school in san jose. her resignation comes one month after a civil lawsuit was filed against the school -- accusing administrators of not doing enough to protect children against sexual abuse. >> i tried to report my abuse in the 90s . drivers. you marking when you're ready. when we come back, and update on the two largest wildfires in our state's history. the amount of claims filed and how it compares to last year. >> we will take a look at the clouds at the coast and if you are lucky enough to live inland, there is more nice weather on the way. ...and get the brands youshion want.... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you ...for how much?.. yes. that's yes for less. fall's best accessories are even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. a major earthquake struck off the coast of fiji. it was a 7.8 magnitude, and it was initially reported as an 8.1 but was later downgraded slightly. aftershocks have followed. there are no reports of injuries or damage. there in japan, seven people are killed and a dozen others arm is following yesterday's powerful earth right there. it was a 6.7 earth wake drinking yesterday causing major damage and wide region of northern japan. the agency says it has caused landslides, which have buried hundreds of homes and has also knocked out powers -- power to 3 million customers. an update on the impact of the financial issues with the wildfires. victims of the carr and mendocino fires have filed claims that this destroyed 1100 homes and burned nearly 1100 square miles. in 2017 there were claims for wildfires that totaled $11 billion. there santa rosa will hold a meeting to assist following the tubbs fire. the fire overwhelmed the city's water system which lanes either was not enough water pressure to help firefighters put out the names. part of the water system became contaminated with benzene. they recommend backup munication systems and installing automatic shut off valves. there a new price tag for emergency repair involves to the dam. the cost is lord past the $1 million mark. five times the original estimate. >> $1.1 billion -- they updated progress on making the repair. >> the department of water horses is making progress on the repair project at the orville dam. they are rebuilding the main away and emergency spillway. concrete is finished -- will be finished in october. >> by the time the lake gets to the point of needing to use spillway, it will be ready for anything mother nature throws at us. >>reporter: original estimate darted at $200 million, then went to 870 million in january. >> is not a surprise. >>reporter: only so much preplanning can take place because this is an emergency repair. construction was done on the life or a project that might take 10 years or more. -- primary concern, the 180,000 residents who were evacuated down dream during the emergency is. >> we want to make sure we have a spillway ducted for november 1 in time for the rainy season. neck the money allocated was only open ended. while the thought of an open- ended repair bill is gary, officials say the cost of the repairs won't be totally financed and financed by taxpayers. fema has already paid $87 million of the cost, but there is no guarantee they will pay anymore because one report attributes failures to -- state. the rest will be paid by contractors who bought into the project. >> it is all paid for by state taxpayer dollars. >> residential water users and farmers. lonnie wong, ktvu fox 2 news. the national park service is changing how -- daily lottery, climbers can apply for a permit from october 1 until the end of the season on october 9. anyone interested can put in their name between september 15 and the 24th. winners will be notified by september 26. the daily lottery will be in effect for all of this month and the cables will come down for the year after october 9. the weekend is approaching and a lot of people have outdoor plans. there are football games in the bay area and we are looking a little bit warmer. >> still a bit of a bump in the numbers. as we head towards friday and saturday, this is the time of year you expect factory conditions and hot temperatures across the bay area. not happening just yet. temperatures are warming up a little bit today and then into friday saturday. we will cool things off a little bit as we head towards the second half of the weekend. no triple digits expected in the bay area. low clouds and fog still hugging the coastline. at towards the golden gate bridge and pacifica and half moon bay. we have some overcast areas in the day itself. should clear out rapidly by nine or 10 -- tracking some fog in the portions of the north. it is having a big temperature on the -- impact on the temperatures. currently, 63 in santa rosa. 70s for walnut creek. fremont, 70. san francisco, 57. as far as wind speeds, that is the key component that keeps temperatures cooler. the wind is out of the southwest. sfo, whence about -- winds about 18 miles per hour. it is showing overcast at sfo. it will take about -- it will be around two or 3 pm before we see some more sunshine. we are expecting some warming. we have a system to our south and west that wants to rebuild. that should warm things up a little bit or today and then it looks like friday will be warmer . upper 80s and inland area. lower 90s, especially for antioch tomorrow, out towards brentwood. tracking some fog side and then once again we are repeating this weather story each and every day. the fog pulls back into the bay tomorrow morning. the clouds will clear backing of coastline tomorrow afternoon. highs for today, san francisco 62. antioch, 88. san jose, 79. gilroy, mid-80s. your five day forecast, a steady warm-up into friday. around 90 or 92 degrees. minimal changes for the start of the weekend and the temperatures want to cool off once again. a familiar story this time of year. it looks like no major heat in our forecast just yet. >> good bellwether. the season kicks off for the nfl fans. the defending super bowl -- -- thursday night football, the eagles remained the favorite. the quarterback and some other key players -- on sunday, the 49ers against the minnesota vikings and the raiders have to wait until monday. their prime time taking on the l.a. rails. are you willing to go into debt for the latest iphone x --? a week before apple is expected to release its latest iphone. a long discussion on how to develop a section of downtown is finally over. downtown approved high density growth in -- between 680 and north carolina boulevard and it runs from -- allen park. it calls for -- residences between olympic boulevard. the older residential neighborhood in the center will keep their own current character. the council also said earlier development plans were to focus on pedestrian and bicyclist, so the new plan encourages keeping current parking garages, gas stations, in their place. tomorrow will mark one year sent the equifax data breach affecting millions of americans. >> coming up at 4 pm, we will look at the report released today to learn more about what can be released -- what can be done to protect consumers from identity fraud. another look at the markets, the dow jones is finishing on the upside, gaining 40 points. apple has released its version of the iphone. it always draws a big crowd. is it worth going into debt? >> a new survey suggests plenty of people are willing to do just that. >> my iphone might be full, but it is still working. there's a new study that says there is a whole generation of people willing to go into debt for the newest iphone. >> i don't believe in going into debt for anything. >>reporter: 28 million americans believe getting the new iphone is worth going into debt over. baby boomers do not seem to be included in that group. >> it doesn't matter how fantastic, you will put the money in your pocket. >> right. i don't do the iphone. i might think about it at some point. >>reporter: according to a survey, our love affair with the latest and greatest tech gadgets they be going too far. five times more millennial day the iphone is worth going into debt or that baby boomers. 29% of cell phone shoppers don't know they could be in for a credit check and 90% of people would rather have unlimited phone data -- credit score, and 44% believes their cell phone has a bigger impact on their life and their credit score. >> i don't think i would allow something like that for myself. >> lenny as we said -- they said not so fast. >> and currently paying my student loan. i am paying higher rents and a lot of different hills for different reasons and so personally, i don't feel i would put myself through that. >> i and in between the analog and digital. i don't need it that badly. a teenager is officially a member of california's board of education. gema quetzal cardenas was sworn in this morning. she is the only student number on the board and will represent 6.2 million public school students. she attends alpine bioscience school. she has worked with the open -- school district for the past few years and has been involved in numerous number of community activities. san francisco's newest pop- up -- tickets for candy topia. it celebrates all things candy and offers samples, so be hungry when you go. it anticipates giving away 600,000 pieces of candy per month. the creators of the exhibit promise interactive can see -- candy experiences from swings to a seesaw and marshmallow pit. you are encouraged to jump in. tickets are 34 were adults and 26 for kids. this weekend is already sold out. expect your instagram feed to be rounding in candy-topia. >> have a great day everybody. now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >> bolt your doors. >> get off of my property! >> neighbors from hell. >> a slew of abducts and salts. we are investigating nightmare neighbors. >> plus child sex abuse in hollywood. >> you are 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