almost 3-thousand acres.. as >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> tonight, this big fire in napa explodes to almost 3,000 acres. hundreds of people evacuate their homes. >> the fire is burning east of calastoga and saint helena. it has jumped buck canyon road. >> kpix5's christin ayers is there tonight. christin? >> reporter: well guys, the night, though the temperature has dropped, things have cooled off, but the fire continues to burn brightly. like over my shoulder. you can see the orange glow there. every so often, we see the fire catching onto a tree and the flames going straight up. there is much more of the fire left to fight, we hear. from a distance, mandy thought she was looking at a bonfire. >> 911 asked if it was the size of a football field and at that point it was. and at that point, it just started getting bigger really fast. >> reporter: alarmingly fast. within just a few hours, the flames consumed 2500 acres in pope valley left defecated by a punishing drought. this is not your typical july wild fire. >> you add a little weather conditions, hot temperatures, low humidity, strong winds, and the fires burn much more quickly than this. >> reporter: the firefighter haves been struggling hours trying to control. here is one of the unique problems that firefighters are dealing with. fires like the one you see right here hopping all along the hillside. they are sporadic and when they come together they have huge fires. firefighters say this is just the beginning. wild fires this summer only burn more aggressively as the summer wears on. >> it is only going to get hotter. it is only going to get drier. so the likelihood of them burning is not going to get better. >> we are all watching the fire. >> reporter: she is watching and waiting an hoping her worst fears don't materialize. now those spore attic spot fires still a factor. they have been jumping out half a mile away from the fire. their main priority overnight is protecting the area being threatened that contains hundreds of homes. reporting live, christin ayers, kpix5. >> all right, it is a bad one. thank you christin. tonight, ryan takeo was there as flames forced people in the buttes canyon area out. >> reporter: mandy thought she was looking at a wild fire. >> 911 asked me if it was the size of a football field and i said it was and it got faster. >> obviously, that was christin ayers' report. we will try to get you ryan takeo's firsthand account. but vallejo firefighters were called in to help fight this fire so they posted some pictures. they posted them to twitter and you can get realtime updates on this fire and any other bay area firefighter at kpix.com/wildfires. tonight, one teenager is in custody. a second young man still on the loose after a vicious home invasion in san jose. police say the two broke into a home near the east capital express way about 4:00 a.m. and attacked an elderly couple. they had knives. police said the suspects forced the 85-year-old woman into the back of a house an then sexually assaulted her. >> disgusting. i think it is tragic, horrible. i don't know. when i heard about it this morning i felt sick to my stomach. >> police say the suspect stole the couple's car and crashed it into a house. the 15-year-old suspect was arrested by the driver got away. police trying to sort out of if the elderly couple was tagged. stacy butler say protesters forced a bus carrying immigrant women and children to turn around. [ screaming ] >> reporter: 70 miles from the u.s. mexico border tonight, protesters are drawing a hard line in the battle over immigration. [ screaming ] >> reporter: as the sunset over the small town of marietta, crowds continued to grow. >> usa, usa! >> reporter: this hours after becauses carrying 140 undocumented women and children from texas approached the border patrol facility. protesters blocked the road. [ talking over one another ] >> reporter: the undocumented immigrants arrived in san diego earlier today. federal agents said the group came from texas where they illegally crossed the border. facilities there are overwhelmed. they were supposed to be given health and criminal background checks but protesters turned them away. they were taken to a processing center. tonight at the city council meeting, some residents wept before the council. >> i feel like we are being destroyed because of the administration. >> reporter: others begged for help. >> we need the national guard on that border. >> reporter: stacy butler, kpix5. >> the white house estimated 50,000 unaccompanied minors have crossed the border into the must recent months. thousands of mourns turned out today for the murders of three israeli teenagers. they were found three weeks after their disappearance. israel has launched dozens of air strikes on hamas targets in gaza and a massive search is underway for the killers. the prime minister says those responsible will bear the consequences. a lot of you are talking about a story from last night. the woman involved in a fender bender with mayor jean quan says she can't get repairs because the mayor won't give her the insurance information. >> did you show your insurance that accident? >> she never asked me. i always keep a copy in the glove come apartment. >> by law, aren't you supposed to show insurance when you are in an accident with someone? >> i told her we were self- insured and she should call. she didn't have hers. >> her lawyer says you are holding it up. >> i haven't. >> mayor quan says the information can be found on the city of oakland website but all we found was a standard claim form. a lot of you are commenting. shawn says drives me crazy people think they are above the law. gloria says quit fooling around and act like an honorable citizen. the dmv says you have to show proof of insurance to a peace officer, but not necessarily another driver. heartbreak for team usa tonight. >> belgium! surely, the end of the road for the u.s.! >> it was close, but the u.s. could not beat belgium in the world cup. the americans kept them scorely in 90 minutes then in extra time, belgium won 2-1. overshot the goal there. the move left the u.s. coach in shock, hands over his mouth. yeah, it was fun to watch though, tonight, a bay air mom accused of locking her kid ins the car so she could go gamble. >> hundreds of millions in dollars of bogus charges. check your cell phone bill tonight. >> and tonight, the cofounder of a popular dating app accused of sexual harassment. ,,,,,,,, county. >> right now, cooler temperatures have slowed the pace of the wild fire that is burning in napa county. flames have chewed through 2700 acres of dry brush and grass. it is 30% contained this hour. nearly 200 homes have been evacuated. it is a major challenge for firefighters because flying embers are creating spot fires burning along several of the hillsides. no word yet on how the fire got started. as i mentioned earlier, ryan takeo had one of the evacuation centers tonight. >> come help me. >> reporter: gail is in charge of barietta estate's fire plan. she called 600 of her neighbors this afternoon to tell them there was a fire. >> an hour or two later i called them up and said there's a mandatory evacuation. we have to get out now. it is frightening. >> reporter: bariessa estates is one of the most at risk estates in napa county. one road in, 15 minutes from the nearest fire station and fire fuel all around. >> we live in this area where it could happen at any time and it did today. >> reporter: once the plan one into action, the help came fast. red cross set up shelters for pets and people. >> her dog made it out but the cats are still at her home. >> it is a little different going through it yourself. >> how so? >> because it is your animals. the ones that you love. it's a little different. >> reporter: in middle town, ryan takeo kpix5. tonight, a san jose mother is facing charges for leaving her kids in the car while she gambled. a patrol car spotted the kids. a ten-year-old and a one-year- old. the mom told the deputy she planned to only be inside for a minute and didn't want to wake her sleeping son. she is charged with child endangerment. tonight, one bay area city is considering drastic action. kpix5's joe vasquez on the blacklist. joe? >> reporter: liz, we are right outside richmond city council where i got to tell you, just virtually everyone in the audience has been shaking their head tonight. the level of bickering and infighting is completely out of hand. the city council was supposed to take up a measure that banned people in the audience using vulgar language for six months at a time and it was expected to pass as most of the city, the majority of the city council members had the votes. but they haven't been able to get to it because of all the bickering. it is a little hard to hear, but take a look at what happened tonight. [ talking over one another ] >> the third item. >> people haven't been ... [ talking over one another ] >> reporter: and tonight's meeting is tame for them. [ screaming ] [ talking over one another ] >> reporter: it has gotten so rowdy, that audience members have broken into song and had to be removed by the police. >> every time you do right, they put you out! >> reporter: all right, so that was a recent council meeting. no one had to be removed tonight. i will tell you that they were able to pass a visional budget, but they haven't been able to get to this item about the bans of audience members though they were supposed to take it up at 7:30. they are fighting and fighting liz. i just checked in and they said we may not get to that tonight. we are a mess. >> it is 11:15! i don't even know if they had gotten this far, but if they had this proposed blacklist, how are they going to keep track of who is on it? how would it even work? >> reporter: it would be very difficult, not to mention, there are first amendment implications. it is richmond, there would be more fighting, but i tell you, it is out of hand and it would be funny if not for the fact there has actually been some language used in there. homophobic language, vulgar language. it is not right for the citizens of the city who are just trying to get their laws passed in there. >> more city council meetings in the future. thank you joe. you ever think your cell phone bill seems high? you might be right. tonight t feds accused t-mobile of slapping customers with bogus charges. we are talking hundreds of millions of dollars for things like celebrity gossip and horoscopes. >> reporter: buried on one of the many teenage pages of cell phone bills, extra charges, undetected in some cases for months. >> it wasn't until three months of it being consistently higher that we looked into it and saw we had been cramming victim. >> reporter: cramming is when you get charged for third party services that you didn't authorize. so how did they get your phone numbers? through websites, mobile apps. >> a malicious software on your phone that gets your phone number and you are signed up for some kind of service. >> reporter: they says t-mobile also made it impossible to figure out all the charges. >> you had to actually dig through all 50 pages to find a single line that had this 9.99 charge on it. >> reporter: t-mobile gets up to 40% of the fees. the rest goes to the service provider. >> better check it. while we complained, we also can't live without our smartphone. they were ranked right up there coffee, their car, and deodorant as important. we know it is true. speaking of smartphoning, a dating app is in trouble. cate caugurian says things got really nasty. >> reporter: tinder has met its match, but not what you are thinking. the dating app marketing head suspended. the big whopper, he took away her cofounder title because she supposedly said having a young woman in charge devalues a company. >> it was a sexist attitude toward women in technology companies that somehow devalues the company or people will take the company less seriously if there is a young woman as a cofounder. >> reporter: to add to the tinder twist, whitney is annexed in more ways than one. they dated and the harassment started after they broke up. >> for them to strip her title because she was a young inexperienced woman, it is kind of ridiculous when, you know, she is probably one of the core reasons why tinder is what it is today. >> reporter: luke morris is one of the ten million users. you down load it and they find potential matches. so if you like someone, you swipe right, if not, yes. tinder is the latest in the grow grammar culture favoring men over women. amy lin knows. she is the cofounder and ceo. >> women are able to create great products that serve everyone. >> reporter: so tonight, based on all of this, will tinder's user give the app the swipe? in san francisco, cate caugurian, kpix5. >> tinder's parent company calls the claims unfounded. tinder is how we are describing the brush and the dry crass. >> it is dry out there. it is not helping firefighters. at least, we got a little cooler. got a lot to cover tonight. the fog outside is lowering the visibility as we look at the transamerican pyramid. numbers cooling off. 60 in concord. 61, san jose. 51 in santa rosa. a lot of fog to start off the morning and we freeze this at mid way. we have the fog lingering. as the day goes on, the fog layer pretty much pops back and we get a mostly sunny day out of it. so tomorrow looks nice. numbers the same as they were. checking in on the numbers. temperatures 59 degrees. the winds are calm. and it is happening because high pressure in concert with low. it is giving us a good on shore flow. it will stay relatively mild through friday. so no big changes from now through the weekend. that is why the fourth of july is looking good. cool coast, a little bit of drizzle and the fourth looks mostly sunny. numbers about the same. we go with stratus quo. 82 napa. 81 in santa rosa. it will be fog near the coast ton fourth of july, but the numbers range all the way from 60 to 90. that is why we call it a can't miss forecast. readings looking to be mostly in the upper 80s and warming a little bit as we get into the weekend and we get into the 90- degree range saturday and keep it there through tuesday. 70s around the bay. not bad at all. stay tuned, we have sports after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, take 280: a portion of it in san francisco is shutting down for a few days. omorrow night at n >> you have to know this if you take 280. a portion of it is going to shut down a few way. starting tomorrow night at 9:00. it will be closed 101 to king street and will not open until monday morning. a sign went up a week ago. cal trans crews are going to insert a hinge that protects during earthquake. it is happening again. a marmot running amok in the city of san francisco. >> wildlife rescue is trying to catch the little guy and get it back home. it was spotted in san francisco under a deck near 25th and rhode island street. they are asking anyone in that area who has been in the mountains recently to contact wildlife rescue. they want to pinpoint where marmot the marmot came from so they can get it back to its tribe. >> probably some kind of rodent leading into sports. [ laughter ] what's the deal with that? who is producing this show? warm and fuzzy. >> i tell you what, we are all about it tonight because it is a feel-good story for the giants. not so much the world cup. but how would tim lincecum follow up his no-hitter? we will show you. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wondoloski had a chance to hero for the u.s. in the wod >> san jose earthquake star chris juandeloski had the chance to play hero for belgium. the 35-year-old goal keeper kept the u.s. in the game with a world cup record 16 saves. juandeloski kicked it high. that would have sent the americans to the extra rounds. so let's play on. belgium got one past howard. kevin puts it in. belgium jumped out to a 2-0 lead. but then the united states comes back. 19-year-old julian green. welcome to the world cup. the lead cut in half. this is a beautiful play. look at clint dempsey on the play. he is denied and belgium hangs on in the final minutes. the world cup dream for the u.s. is over. they are eliminated in the 2-1 loss. >> it is heart-breaking. i don't think we could have given anymore. what a great game of football. um, we left it all out there. we got beat by a really good team. they took their chances well. it's a heart ache. it works. >> juandeloski says he is gutted to let everyone down. he says it was an incredible ride but i know it will make everyone strong. tim lincecum got everyone out of a jam. saint louis got the ground ball from redwood city's daniel descalsco. there goes pablo. shut out the cardinals 5-0. they are back in first place as the dodgers l to the indians tonight. it was gone. but they left the infield. 1-0 in the 6th inning, but jd martinez put it is charge. 3-0. that was enough offense for that man. rick porcesso through his second consecutive shut out of the, but he didn't record a single strike out against the as . game over, two hours, 13 minutes. as lose for the second straight game. 3-0. warriors going for shawn livingston. 16million. that's funny. this is an off season shark story to digest. lots of sharks switching teams. dan boyle signs with the rangers. brad stewart traded to the colorado avalanche for draft picks. and allan, elizabeth, this is about the sharks getting long in the tooth. >> great. >> thank you, i'll be here all week. but chris, you know, he missed a goal. it was a team loss right? don't blame it on was guy. and you shouldn't be too hard on him. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. through sunday, choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: but hurry. sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ our ne >> letterman is next with paul rudd. >> have a good night. 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