>> grant: going from san francisco ran any separate is that .... >>: was an hour when the former able to open one line bucknell bowler (. >> grant: 84 airtime for updating us on the traffic impact for homes on fire also nearby brush and vegetation have been burning investigators are unclear whether it started as a brush fire that spread the homes or if homes were initially on fire and then spread to the brush. 20 homes have evacuating unclear if those are being allowed to go back they appear to have this under control for homes burned in petaluma right near the safe way across the street and freeway from the target there. the the >> vicki: 0 from helicopter pressure with a b c seven news it was a big rig crashed and caught fire and smoke all over the place firefighters responded to the scene. >> reporter:the accident happened at around eight o'clock this morning. but the california highway patrol says it hopes to have the eastbound lanes re-opened in about an hour. the goal is six o'clock. you can see caltrans crews are mopping up as quickly as possible. seeing as traffic has been a mess for hours. and, this is why. the c-h-p says truck driver passing through in a big rig. collided with a guardrail here on the eastbound side of the richmond-san rafael bridge at aroundf eight o'clock this morning. the c-h-p says the driver tried to stop, but a back tire may have been blown out. he dragged for about 150 yards until coming to a stop. the c-h-p says a gas tank was ruptured, diesel spilled and eventually caught fire, burning the truck down. luckily, there were no other vehicles involved and it appears the driver was not seriously injured. still, the accident caused a major traffic back-up in the area. managing the response also challenging for cal-tans and the c-h-p. >>:sot- "anytime you have hazardous materials, uh, a bridge is more challenging because there's limited access points. we have to get medical and fire in here and access and make sure everyone is safe. so, um, this is what we do everyday, i think the folks working on it are working the way they need to and its just a slow process because its about safety not speed." >> reporter:the truck driver was hauling 24 tons of contaminated soil from a contruction site in marin county, on his way to pittsburg. cal-trans and hazmat crews are triple checking thr roadway, making sure its safe to re-open to the public by six o'clock. live on the richmond-san rafael bridge, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> grant:stay with kron4 for all of your breaking news. we were among the first to send out a mobile alert on the bridge accident just minutes after it happened. if you don't already have the kron4 mobile app. download it today. it's free android and iphones. * *pkg * nats as aircraft bombarded hot spots with fire retardant here along summit road, more mountain residents were chased from their homes by the approaching flames, many of which are still in harms away as the loma fire rages on. sot forest wothers/mountain resident from high overhead, in this video from kron four's helicopter partner ship with abc 7, we can see how the main body of the fire is burning in a canyon just west of loma chiquiita ridge where as many as 300 home are threatened. >> reporter: fire camp outside gilroy crews have been rolling in from across the northern california strike from class accounts . and they were on the fire lines as you said the fire now about 1500 fires 5 percent contained temperatures in the mid 90 worry very little humidity and a steeper nose all bought the air glow. >> reporter: they put more non- residents chasten their homes and from the approaching flames. many of which are still in harm's way as of the local fire rages on. give from high overhead in this video from helicopter partnership with abc seven you can see how the main body of the fire is burning in the canyon just west of the ridge where as many as 300 homes are threatened. >> reporter: see fire engines stage along the way guarding from jimmy across a road to the senate cleared aside on the east side over on to the west side. some of the residence he drew a line in the sand to describe his family's predicament. >>: the fires here and i live just right here. i'm hoping to get a handle on it before it's too bad. >> reporter: reinforcements are arriving to battle is still growing fire yet another wild fire fueled by drought extreme heat rugged terrain fighting fire in such terrain more often than not only possible from above. the weather is supposed to change for the better tomorrow it will be cooler and then some concern about a change in wind as you saw there is a great deal of attention being paid to keep the fire on the east side of summit road hands all the air attacks at can tell you that can experience a lot of homes being protected with fire retardant piquancy hear the news crews called to close any to see what happens with this lot of other cars home up in the area covered and the good news is not too bad this was also a very important to keep a fire protection and vegetation around the town so that is where we're standing right now 1,500 a. 5 percent contained as a battle expected to continue on to this weekend and possibly into next we carried. >> grant: did the people ordered out of their homesbut as kron four's maureen kelly reports--- several people are ignoring those evacuation warnings. she joins us now live in morgan hill. with more on why these people are choosing to stay home. maureen? >> reporter:they say 4 people stayed here last night .and they are standing by in case anyone else needs their help. let's roll some video from the evacauation zone. i talked with homeowners out on little uvas road who say first responders came knocking at their door at around 2am this morning saying they should get out. this man says he's cut some fire breaks on his property and is keeping an eye on the ridgeline before he decides to leave his home. but he says other neighbors closer to the fire have already leftworried about their safety. >>:"where i am right here" his neighbor across the way was also staying put for now. you can see they have some horses here. >> reporter:late this afternoon there were still volunteers showing up to the evacuation zone with a horse trailer looking to help people with stranded animals. horses are being taken in at the santa cruz county fairgrounds and the santa cruz county horsemen's association maureen kelly kron4 news >> vicki:kron four's brittney shipp joins us now from the weather center. with a look at the fire conditions. brit? >> britteny: we're not saying that much of an improvement from yesterday temperatures still very warm above average by tomorrow that will change a closer look at a current temperatures at 99 humidity is 12%. a closer look at the palace of fire or are temperatures around 80 reconditions out of the north northeast of miles per hour. we did see the return of a little bit of cloudiness and fog today as we go into the next few days a cooling trend will continue our restarted when the sun is a san francisco 77 degrees at san francisco airport 64 happens they 69 redwood city temperatures in the north quezon 88 center rose 81 petaluma 91 degrees a nap of verses yesterday in the triple digits 88 currently vallejo 98 in pittsburgh low 90s in danville and already starting to cool things down 88 in fremont south bay down at 81 in san jose to. the tercet clara at 88. closer look at our 24-hour temperature change my a biggest drop is and sampras's go half monday 25 degree difference between today and yesterday. this is just the beginning of a cooling trend we're tracking all the details last you again and another 10 minutes. >> vicki:we have posted a list of evacuation centers on our website. you can also follow the latest developments on loma fire--- plus other fires burning across it's all on our website kron four dot com. last night's debate was the most-watched presidential debate--- in history. still ahead. who won, who lost and what's next for the candidates. >> grant:plus. we are following some sad news out of new york city--- after a fire chief is killed in an explosion. that injured several others. what caused the deadly blast. and next. >> vicki:an east bay couple viciously attacked. who police are now searching for--- and who the suspects could be targeting next. who police are now searching for--- and who the suspects could be targeting next. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muñoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help 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went to unload carol's car right here two guys came up the drive way" >> reporter:he says initially he thought it was his son and one of his friends playing a pre- halloween joke because robbers were both wearing masks >>:"then i saw the guns and the guy said give it up, i reached in my pocket, pulled out my wallet, gave it him, then he hit me in the head with the gun" he says his wife putting up a fight against the other gunman >>:"carol still thought it was a joke and was still fighting to keep her purse, so the guy shot her twice once in the pelvis, once in the upper arm" >> reporter:orinda police say the two suspects may have followed the couple from the orinda bart station or from this safeway store where they did some grocery shopping before driving home >>:"well that's always a possibility but um, now that we have daylight hours, people are awake, we are conducting interviews and gathering evidence to see if that is the only possibility" >> reporter:carol brown is well known in orinda. in fact she is a member of board of trustees in the orinda union unified school district. her husband says she remains hospitalized due to her injuries. although they both survived the violent incident they both remain. >>:"sort of shaken, nobody expects this to happen to their life" in orinda haaziq madyun kron4news >> grant:an 81-year-old woman is recovering in the hospital after getting hurt during a street robbery in east oakland. the elderly victim was walking down 23rd avenue just before 3 in the afternoon saturday. police say that's when multiple suspects approached her and began struggling with her.trying to take her belongings. the suspects ran away before officers got there. officers say the woman was transported to a hospital with moderate injuries. anyone who has information about the robbery is asked to call the oakland police department >> grant:tonight.an urdent search in stockon.to find the people who killed a three year old. the little girl was shot and killed yesterday while riding in a car with her mother and grandmother in south stockton. >> grant:officers say other cars and houses in the area had bullet holes following the shooting. >>:"i was sitting there watching tv with everybody and we just hear pow pow pow like nine times and i thought it was like right here, right here in front of my house!" >> grant:officers say the suspects got away in a dark colored chevy camaro or monte carlo. >> vicki:a march on san francisco's hall of justice today. in the name of mario woods - he's the african american man killed by police last year. members of the justice for mario woods coalition holding a press conference on the steps today. then took their protest up to the da's office. they're demanding that san francisco's district attorney charge the officers involved in wood's shooting death. .they have to act like policemen. protestors demanding change. since the shooting and killing of stabbing suspect mario woods, police say more officers are being trained in crisis negotiation. >> britteny: are whether or the past few days so warm this week and yesterday over the week and was really warm this article things down the fog clouds and that means cooler temperatures right at the coze lot of locations still just as hot as will we saw yesterday closer to the peninsula and the cloud salt they clear conditions and then even for the east bay zone is really just the coast that took the biggest in temperatures downtown san francisco 78 redwood city 86 and paul auto and it 86 nevada at 91 napa 97 in fairfield then we're still very warm now we have a dramatic temperature spread back 85 degrees san leandro 88 in fremont paul auto at 86 and 87 sunnyvale. temperatures san jose at 91. immense differences can't deliver more almost 830 degree difference. a big drop in temperatures closer to the coast down 25 degrees half moon bay 10 degrees on view from this time yesterday down 15 degrees and oakland of the next three hours we sofa the sunshine in land and then claudia the coast. mr. to drop back down in the '70s knapp of vallejo mid-80s concord where tracking more details today forecast coming up about 10 minutes. >> grant:still ahead. hundreds of structures remain at risk--- as crews work to control the 'loma fire'. we'll have an update at 5:30. plus. we have an important recall to tell you about. and next. how scientist say they may have found away--- to prevent children from inheriting a serious genetic disease from the mother. the scentific breakthrough--- after the break. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums ♪ ♪ jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. scientists say the first baby has been born using d-n-a from 'three' different parents. catherine heenan is here with more - including why it's happening. >> catherine: meet the world's first 'three- parent baby'. it's a boy - and he was delivered by a u.s. medical team in mexico. the baby carries a tiny piece of genetic code from a third donor 'parent'. the idea is to avoid inheriting a disease from his mother. the parents are from jordan and the mother carries a genetic mutation. both of her first two children died by the age of 6. this is still controversial. the new york team of doctors did the egg-editing procedure in mexico - where there are no rules against it. some say the future of this technique is 'unlimited' - offering hope to millions who face the prospect of delivering terminally ill children. others say it could also eventually be used to edit a child's appearance or skills. >> vicki:still ahead. the debate of the century. hillary clinton and donald trump making history last night--- as millions of people tuned in to watch the duo. square of in the first presidential debate. after the break. what's next for the candidates. >> grant:plus. how the marlins honored their teammate, jose fernandez, who died in a boating accident. >> vicki:and next. an update to the breaking news story we are following tonight--- after a big rig catches fire on the richmond-san rafael bridge. when authorites plan to re-open the bridge. in the history books. and last night's debate was the most-watched debate in american history. >> grant: north on lanes were closed for about an hour from 432 today right now one lane and getting by there's a chp escort and other north palm lane this is cross street from target right near the safeway in petaluma this is east washington street the homes are actually on stewart's drive these washington street is for the same way as for marker flames are shooting out of the roof their crews appeared to have the fires under control the video from a short time ago we keep you posted on that situation in panama. >> vicki: agree crash close a stand for much of today. >> grant: 04 people can make their way right now let's go to felipe he joins us live on the phone what can you tell us about the statute situation >>: close for nine and a half hours reopened at 520 we are standing right next to the east, and the toll plaza traffic is moving and claude difficult ordeal for caltrans and the chp manage the big rig and then set on fire on it o'clock this morning that unable to move the damage big rig off of the freeway and also get a lot of them to clean up the debris has smackeroos and that's the case now we wait and hear from caltrans to see whether not more permanent fixes need to be made to the bridge as a result of this crash. traffic is flowing right now. >> grant:more than 80-million people tuned into watch democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump square off at new york's hofstra university. setting a new record in the sixty year history of televised from our partners at c-n-n. stacey cohan tells us whats next >> reporter: old canisters are claiming victory. immediate hold give the edge the clinton and has her winning by 62 percent verses' trust 57 and then a and artists to more democratic than the general population. it will be several days before the impact of the campaign becomes evident. paul ryan made clear who he thinks one. trump has complained their supper queries his way and following questions about some things sound trump blames of the microphone. >> britteny: it was just too warm for a look last couple days and a the time lapse a video of our camera at the golden gate bridge the fox keeps rolling in the sun starts to set over the next few hours see clouds and fog rolling in right along the coastlines your area of high pressure will have a strong hold slowly breaking down and then we look to the northwest pacific northwest it ushers in cooler air with us stronger onshore flow much cooler temperatures expected for us and then 99 degrees right now the committee still low at 12% wednesday is right around 7 mi. per hour. temperatures at 95 livermore back to the '70s oakland's mid-60s and francisco 86 and about 84 and net by 97 fairfield 88 and vallejo as we go into tomorrow or '70s on the net map and then 70 oakland's. back to the '60s and this of the cost. >> britteny: coming up we are tracking a three day forecast and let you know exactly what to expect and the rest of your work week how much colder we will get an alicea 70 forecast after that. a house explosion in the bronx has killed a fire captain - and injured more than a dozen other people. catherine heenan is here with the latest on the tragedy that followed reports of a gas leak. >> catherine:new york's fire commissioner says a blast that killed a battalion chief - also injured nine other firefighters - and 6 police officers. and it's now believed someone was growing marijuana inside the home. >> catherine:the chief who died was described as a "rising star" in the department. michael fahy was a 17 year veteran who was the son of a fire chief. he was directing operations from the street this morning -- when he was hit by falling debris. besides the firefighters and police officers injured.two civilians and three utility workers were hurt. firefighters had reportedly discovered what appeared to be a drug lab - right before the two-story home exploded. >> grant:the miami marlins honored star pitcher jose fernandez during monday night's game. you can see in the photo here... the marlins took the field wearing jerseys with his name and number on them... pointing up to the sky. the 24-year-old died along with two of his friends early sunday in a boating accident at the entrance of miami harbor. team officials hinted that it could be the last time a marlins player wears that number. >> grant:before the game-- players on both teams stood with their caps over their hearts as a lone trumpeter played "take me out to the ball game." the marlins went on to beat the new york mets seven to three. >> vicki:in charlotte, the protests go on and the arrests continue in the wake of a policeman fatally shooting a black man, keith scott. charlotte police say nine more people face charges of obstructing traffic during the street demonstrations. more than 80 people have been arrested since authorities warned protestors to stay on sidewalks. organizers said today the arrests are attempts to both intimidate and stifle the protests against police brutality. and, they say it is part of a pattern of misconduct and cover up of bad police behavior within the charlotte police department. >> grant:still ahead. just one week after brad pitt and angelina jolie calls it quits--- another surprise hollywood breakup. we'll tell you who--- later in the show. >> vicki:and next. tyson foods recalling thousands of pounds. of its chicken nuggets over reports that they may contain plastic. what you need to know--- after the break. >> pam:u-s stocks rebounded today and climbed after a survey showed consumer confidence is at a nine-year high. the dow. jumped 133 points. the nasdaq. gained 48 points. and the s&p. picked up 14 points. >> vicki:tyson foods says it's voluntarily recalling more than 132,000 pounds of chicken nuggets. the recall comes after receiving reports that "hard, white plastic" was found in some nuggets. leaders at tyson say the 5-pound bags of fully cooked chicken nuggets were sold at costco stores nationwide. according to tyson- "a small number" of consumers contacted the company after finding small pieces of plastic in the chicken. no injuries have been reported. >> grant:samsung is trying to put a positive spin on all the negative news about the galaxy note-seven. the company had to issue a massive recall of the galaxy note-seven -- after a battery caused some of them to catch fire. the company says about 90- percent of the people affected by the recall are sticking with the note-seven. .that is, a new version of the phone that isn't prone to catching fire. samsung says the recall is well underway. most people have already turned in their faulty phones. according to samsung, more than 60-percent of users in the u-s and south korea have been able to get a replacement. >> vicki:still ahead. the two protesters who rushed ryan locthe--- on dancing with the stars could end up behind bars. we'll tell you the charges-- the pair is now facing. and. >> grant:steph currey addressing his upcoming free agency. what he had to say at 5:45. >> pam: as we have been reporting wells fargo employees for years opening a bank accounts without customers' permission easing of money from the customer the bank agreed to pay a fine to settle the case. then the costs to the ceo to resign he has not been set action against him today hitting him in the pocketbook. >> grant:each man could face 6 months in jail and a one thousand dollar fine if convicted. the two said it wanted to get the message out that under brazilian law criminal. each man could face six months in jail $1,000 fine if convicted >> vicki:a day after holding its annual media day, the team tipped off training camp. so much to look forward to this season.and much of that anticipation centers around kevin durant. >> grant:yesterday, we got our first look at kd in a warriors uniform. today-- we saw him moving around on the practice court. mark carpenter has the story from warriors headquarters. >> reporter:no matter how many years they've been in the nba, players say they always feel anxious and excited on the first day of training camp. new warrior kevin durant tried to get here extra early.and in doing so, encountered a very bay area problem. durant >>:"i hit a little bit of traffic as i was on the highway and i wasn't used to that in oklahoma city. it wasn't too bad, but it was a little different. once i see a basketball and a court, it's all the same to me, so i learned a lot over the past nine years and i'm looking forward to keep learning and keep growing in my 10th season." >> reporter:his commute may have been a little rough, but all indications are that durant's first practice as a warrior was smooth sailing. and so far, the team's plan to develop chemistry within this new roster.is ahead of schedule. >> reporter:kerr "he seems to fit really well in what we do already when it comes to being a playmaker, a cutter, passer and so we don't have to change a whole lot." durant "we got a lot of spacers. a lot of guys that can do multiple things out there on the court, whether that's shoot the three, drive to the rim, post up and make plays. we just got basketball players here, positionless players, it makes it tougher to guard. i'm definitely excited to get out there and play. first day was a good day." >> reporter:while the new mvp on the roster continues to get acclimated, golden state's other mvp is fielding questions about his future. steph curry-- is set to become a free agent next summer.a topic he didn't elaborate on, but reinforced he wants to stay put. curry "i'm not gonna let it distract me at all. i want to be back here. i like playing here and that's it. the rest of it is about what we are going to do this year." shot of kd and curry taking a picture at media day good to know that so far curry is set on making sure this once in a lifetime team.is together for longer than a snapshot. mark carpenter, kron 4 news >> britteny: 97 in concord back to the mid-90s and then livermore 91 san jose 82 mountain view or. other stores to cool things down and the clouds and fog is backcourt along a coast developing of the past few hours here we will watch for weather story will be an area of low pressure such not to the northwest and that is what we will keep a close eye on with the for zone forecasts into tomorrow showing 9:00 a.m. few clouds to start the morning different from what we saw today mid-50s are all marcos. >> britteny: as we get into your lunch hour mostly sunny skies and 59 degrees the bay 71 and line 86 and then you notice not a whole lot of '90s back on the map into tomorrow and we will stay cooler along the coast as well highs on the region into tomorrow you notice more sixties on the map daly city it is the half monday 72 and then 82 santa rosa '80s cost of an act of fairfield rio vista all these locations in the '90s today 83 santa rosa 86 livermore 81 high in union city 79 hayward 85 san jose back to the '80s for cupertino 79 and on view 70 forecast showing as we go into the next few days the notice and locations drop for the mid-80s tomorrow around 80 degrees thursday down the seven news friday low 70's saturday sunday closer to the bay you notice to go from seven days to the '60s and i stay in the '60s for the week and a look at the coast we statement and the low 60s and to the next few days by monday where tracking a slight chance into tuesday for showers and we keep you updated on our rain chances either let it weather at 6:00. >> grant:there's a piglet in colorado who needs help. his name is "miracle", and he was born without his back legs. his owner says he adapted almost immediately to his dissability. she says eventually he will need a wheelchair. she has been reaching out to the community but hasn't found anyone that can help. so for now, miracle will keep fighting and getting stronger. another longstanding hollywood couple have taken fans by surprise with their breakup. reason. naomi watts and liev schreiber are calling it quits after 11 years togeter. >> grant:another day, another hollywood couple calls it quits! first brad and angelina. now--- naomi watts and liev schreiber! the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. louis? >> reporter: then the have all in common is mixing work and play we go inside of the couple who works together does not always stay together. the latest roles would be their last time playing a married couple while and relationship. naomi and they announce their/after all the years. no sign of strain earlier this month when they promoted their film together in venice to play a married couple in crisis. hard not to take notice that parallels the final film before their breakup in by the seat. . are insider explains how for some acting alongside your significant other could fracture foundation of our relationship if it is not solid in the first place. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ♪ ♪ jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >> pam:breaking news right now on kron 4 news at six. firefighters are putting out hot spots after several homes catch fire in petaluma. leading to evacuations and the closure of a major bay area highway. >> steve:and another breaking story: the richmond san rafael bridge. finally back open. a fiery wreck had kept it closed since this morning. this is the aftermath of that crash. it is still a nightmare tonight for people trying to get to the north bay. >> steve: shutdown traffic for nine and a half hours. we're joined live near the bridge route without traffic is moving now. >> reporter: begin here the jubilee drive errors that are happy, some giving us all thumbs up as lanes have reopened around 520 this evening less than an hour ago bringing much-needed relief to what has become a brutal evening commute. the trouble started around 8:00 when a truck driver hauling contaminated construction soil slammed into a guardrail on the richmond site of the bridge and no other cars were involved but the chp says during the collision the diesel fuel tank was ruptured causing a spell that such a big rig and eventually a burning it to the ground. because of major delays and roadways the debris of fuel has been since cleaned up the chp says caltrans will keep an eye on the bridge to determine if more repairs will be necessary. >> reporter: the driver was not seriously injured and chp also says at this time the driver has not been sighted the investigation into the crash is still open back and change down the road main thing is that these lines are back open traffic flowing freely about 2025 minutes ago cars were speeding past you can see it has crawled to a crawl at this point because it has become congested again. >> steve: further north to petaluma. a fire >> pam: richters several homes cruise on the scene at this hour monitoring the hot spots all northbound highway 101 stewart drive and mackenzie. a j >> steve: are having just a lot arrived with the very latest. >> j.r.: we have updates this evening with in the last 30 minutes highway 101 is now back open to traffic all lanes are back open that is good news close for some time. to the homes that were affected for homes that are now uninhabitable a total of 12 homes were damaged and this was a very big fire. some other way and show you what it looks like in this neighborhood where this all happened often in the distance you can see some of the firefighters in the distance calling in to those homes and just. one of the homes of that was affected here you we do want to go to some video this is a video from above wall it was going on from video partnership with abc seven news. >> j.r.: 12 homes were affected and as we look at the video we can see some of those flames coming out of the rooms and some will holes in the rules as firefighters went into action to try and fight these flames. and tried to get this out just as quickly as possible noticed that some of the highway and it went in here and saw homes were affected the neighborhood again is closed off to many of the people that live here and many of the people that live here will not be able to go back to their homes that is one firefighters are still busy at work with. it appears that it started in the wooded area behind me let me just back out and you see the trees off in the distance you see highway 101 that is why one a one was close it started with and some of those trees in the neighborhood and then led to these homes. only talk about injuries people injured in this fire we know of one minor injury somebody burns a portion of their front they are going to be ok. as we get new updates we will bring them to you here on kron 4 news. >> pam: we have been alerting viewers about the fire through the mobile application. you can become the first to know about breaking news, by downloading the app for your mobile device. it is free and available for for apple and android devices. >> steve:the other fire we are watching tonight is the loma fire. which you see here in the monitor. it erupted last night in the santa cruz mountains and keeps growing. we have been watching cal fire hit it with an all-out aerial assault today. this video from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 caught several drops. they have even brought in the d- c 10 to dump retardant to keep the flames at bay. that's when you know things are pretty serious. it can drop up to 12-thousand gallons of retardant in as little as eight seconds. if need be they can also fill it with water. so this fight is not only be waged on the ground tonight. but in the air. pam. >> grant: >> pam:the loma fire is up to 15-hundred acres tonight. and is only five - percent contained. as you just saw. firefighters are attacking it with everything they have. the fire is located in the santa cruz moutains about ten - miles south of san jose. >> pam:kron 4's rob fladeboe is at the base camp in gilroy. he got a good look at the difficult conditions firefighters are dealing with. rob. >> reporter: the base camp and gilroy are lot of crews are rolling and night for dinner and a shot high as other crews will be heading back up to the mound for what will be another very long night hard to believe this fire is 1,500 a. only 5 percent contained costs go to video we were up there here earlier today and certainly look to me like they were making progress particularly from the air with air drops like this one. flying right over my head another difficult day on the fire lines as we were talking about for the past couple months the fire crews are seeing what they described as very erratic fire behavior but the flames at times rolling through certain places feel the i drought stress vegetation. a very rugged terrain up there at that means more pressure on the air attack pretty much help keep the fire from jumping from east to west and to sackers' county. at least 300 homes along the road and some road north of the trail. >> reporter: folks should take an evacuation orders warnings very serious they say this fire could change direction at any time. but that >>: tuition may be eminent and we have an evacuation order asking pressing people to leave now. when evacuation orders, and what we really need from people assess the dollar have a plan me up place outside for families helps us to concentrate on fire suppression tactics instead of worrying about rescue evacuation. is roaring flames you see right now exactly what they're talking about when they refer to the erratic behavior in the fire and the next shot you can see that this long tour road were was earlier. >> reporter: the senate clerk county where the area as a tactic is focus right now keeping the fire from jumping back in the senate cruz county. center-right there in the eastern flank " low were many of those homes are threatened. 1,500 a. the fires still 5 percent contained couple structures lost no injuries no word yes to what caused this fire. >> steve: their own safety. kron4's maureen kelly went to hill where she talked to people who heeded the warning.and others who have decided to ignore it.at least for now. >> reporter:the smoke pillowed up behind roger marlin's home on little uvas road. he says he took this picture last night which shows the fire on the ridgeline. he says first responders came knocking on his door at 230 am telling him there was a mandatory evacation orderbut and his goats are sticking it out for now. he explains why. bite >>: coming down the side and pre-existing burning their. understand it doubled in size and i just if i got closer i just pack up ago. >> reporter:he says he cut some fire breaks around his property.and is keeping an eye on the ridgeline. >> reporter:his neighbor up the road is doing the same thing.but is worried about the wind. bite her neighbor up the road as left this sign out for fire fighters letting them know there is a house up this road.and asking them to save it this man came back this afternoon to check on his propery.after evacuating early this morning.he says he's not too worried. bite here you can see some other animals that have yet to be moved out but i'm told many people did evacate their horses last nightand today volunteers were out with a horse trailer looking to help get any animals to safety. horses are being taken in at the santa cruz county fairgrounds and the santa cruz county horsemen's association maureen kelly kron4 news >> steve: 300 local employees now well as about as a tot executive the bay punishing the fear account scan all. how the san francisco bank is punishing people for their involvement in fake account scandal. and who came out on top. breaking down the first presidential debate and the candidate who appears to have swayed voters with their performance. plus a trip to the store ends in the frightening crime an east bay family went through that has a neighborhood on edge. all of this with the global warming and the - a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> pam:an orinda couple are the victims of being pistol whipped and shot during a robbery outside of their home. police say the robbers may have followed the victims to their residence from a local store. the victim's >> steve: neighbors tell kron4's haaziq madyun.this kind of thing doesn't happen in their town >>:"i just pulled into my driveway and i am looking for who might be around" >> reporter:residents here on claremont avenue in orinda on edge after learing that their neighbor carol brown was injured in a shooting during a robbery outside of her home monday night >>:"for this to happen is beyond shock because i never ever, never ever, heard of this happening in orinda" >> reporter:orinda police investigators say the two gunmen may have followed brown and her husband tom spaulding from the orinda bart station or from this safeway grocery store.adding to the concern of folks who live here >>:"i go to safeway 2 or 3 times a week and sometimes in the middle of the night.this is shocking" >> reporter:orinda police have limited description of the two suspects >>:"2 males.wearing masks.did hear a vehicle leaving at a high rate of speed" carol brown's son says his mom is in the hospital recovering from her injuries >>:"she has a shattered right arm and a broken hip but she is going to be okay, she is a trooper" >> steve: >> reporter:his father tom spaulding suffered a head injury while being pistol whipped by one of the robbers. orinda police say they are checking surveillance videos at bart, safeway and on claremont for any leads in this case. in orinda haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:a bicyclist died after she was hit by a truck in san pablo this morning. >> steve:police say the woman was riding near the intersection of giant road and parr boulevard just before 6 when she was hit by the truck. the truck driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with the investigation. investigators do not believe the driver was impaired or driving recklessly, police said. the identity of the bicyclist has not yet been released. >> pam:the first presidential debate is now in the history books. both sides have declared victory - putting an interesting spin on the event. >> steve:now, donald trump and hillary clinton are back on the campaign trail. kron 4 national correspondent chance seales has an update in washington. >> reporter:donald trump got the most headlines from the debate in new york on monday. some of them were good mostly from his own team. * *quick * i think donald trump had a great night. but others called trump unhinged, unready . and couldn't stop talking about his non-stop sniffling - which trump blamed on a faulty mic. my microphone was terrible. i think - i wonder, was it set up that way on purpose? >> reporter:the numbers show hillary clinton ran away with the night. cnn's insta-poll found 62% of viewers thought clinton won the debate, only 27% said trump. both candidates are now back on the campaign trail. clinton is spending tuesday in raleigh, north carolina. she's trying to hold onto the tarheel state, which is teetering on the edge right now. >> reporter:and trump is headed back to florida. with its treasure trove of electoral votes, he's trying to win over the heavily-hispanic miami area. >> reporter:rudy giuliani, a big trump supporter, called debate moderator lester holt an "ignorant fact checker" - and said trump should skip the next two debates. however the billionaire says he will be there october 9th in st. louis for debate number two. in washington, i'm chance seales >> steve:the debate between hillary clinton and donald trump will likely set a record for the most-watched presidential debate ever. a final viewership estimate was not immediately available. but preliminary estimates show the event had over 81 million viewers. the previous record for presidential debate viewership was the 80.6 million people. that was between incumbent jimmy carter and ronald reagan. no debate since then had exceeded 70 million viewers. >> steve:the f-b-i gave members of congress what amounted to a status report on isis today. catherine heenan is here with what the f-b-i director is saying. >> catherine:f-b-i director james comey faced a lot of questions today. essentially boiling down to whether more could have been done to prevent recent acts of terror. republican senators were asking. comey told them that the fbi admits mistakes when it makes them. but denies missing any huge red flags. he says isis will continue to be a huge threat in coming years.but also argues that it's losing at least some of its power. >>: efforts to inspire enable sometimes direct those in the united states engage in acts of violence remains at the center of the fbi challenging confronting this threat finding those needles and all those pieces of paper that might become a needle in figuring out how to disrupt them before they do hormuz at the center of the fbi's life 247. comey says that the f-b-i used to see 8 or 10 people a month and trying to reach isis sources. he claims that's now down to 'one or none' a month. he says there are simply fewer "troubled souls" trying to travel to places like syria and iraq. >> britteny: big change in temperature is over the next couple of days you can see in our live picture the golden gate bridge for all of fog is that a closer look at the san francisco airport not as foggy seeing lots of sunshine and the restless night clouds and fog near the coasts marl cooler again for the rest of the week much cooler than how we started the. new those really warm temperatures would not last and close political 24-hour temperature change map down 18¢ a scud down 23 have monday down 14 gavotte 012 then at about 15 in oakland and 14 in hayward. temperatures in the '90s stouffer san jose. >> britteny: 59 in san francisco back to the fifties have monday 72 in oakland 95 and concord. six of about 10 in santa rosa and parisienne fairfield. our weather story is we see a return read a lot close and we see to the north west continuing to develop. give us a chance of showers into next week early as late chances before monday tuesday. we see the system pushing closer and stronger onshore flow a deeper marine layer much cooler temperatures in store. >> britteny: fog is bad for half monday it now about oakland for tomorrow morning and then clear conditions livermore will witness the four highest moral and san francisco man in the 6062 in daly city 74 san mateo 87 cost of at 82-a lot out. back to the '80s for fairfield and 90 and antioch. >> britteny: we will be tracking was in-store coming up and about 10 minutes. >> pam:we are following breaking news tonight. several homes have caught fire in petaluma. and people have been evacuated from at least 20 others. we will bring you a live update in less than ten minutes. >> steve:and big news from wells fargo. what the bank is making some of its top executives give up over the fake account scandal. new at six. >> pam: lots of opinions on the the presidential debates before they called both can't it's an embarrassment tonight at 8. ♪when you've got...♪ ♪...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ >> pam:a huge consequence for top wells fargo executives.stemming from that multi-million dollar scandal in which employees opened millions of accounts without customers' permission to reach aggressive sales targets ceo john stumpf and the executive who ran the bank's consumer banking division will forfeit tens of millions of dollars in bonuses. it's called a "clawback". late today the board of directors at the nation's second-largest bank voted that stumpf will forfeit $41 million in stock awards. and former retail banking executive carrie tolstedt will forfeit $19 million of her stock awards, effective immediately. both are also giving up any bonuses for 2016. wells fargo has agreed to pay $185 million to settle allegations its >> steve: is going up in flames at evacuation as and close the major way and a mysterious >> grant: this is one of the areas that is burning a lot of charred area we don't know what started this or any circumstances that started it on clear and there are evacuations nearby homes certainly in the area. we're making calls figuring out what's going on 81 right now 32 percent humidity. >> reporter: karen santa cruz and firefighters are gearing up for hearing with battle. and the fire is 1,500 a. still 5 percent contained and as many as 300 homes are threatens. the cause of a fire under investigation no injuries steep rugged terrain and temperatures and little to no humidity the battle on tuesday all about the air attack. >> reporter: hundreds of people evacuated from their homes because of the loma fire. we talked on the people near that said first responders cannot game at 2:00 a.m. telling them they needed to leave. >> reporter: and 1/2 hours after a big rig collided and eventually got set on fire. and from a construction site and a driver lost control see. h-p says the driver was not seriously injured no other cars or vehicles were involved in the collision. >> pam:the houston transit officer seen beating a man on surveillance video has now resigned. >> catherine: she said she did not count the number of times the man was struck but one in is to many the man being beaten was arrested on charges of trespassing and resisting arrest.but the charges were later dropped. that man is black.so is the transit officer who hit him over and over with his baton. the local d-a is reviewing the matter and will decide whether the officer will face charges. she said she didn't count the number of times the man was struck -- but said 'one is too many.' the houston police chief was also asked for her reaction. police also released video of an earlier encounter between the man and police. they claim the man became combative when asked to leave a bench. darrell giles tells a different story.saying he had agreed to go.and was beaten when he went back to pick up his cell phone. steve and pam? >> britteny: a big difference along a coast from this time yesterday some spots down 25 degrees a big drop in temperatures we see the rest of that area cool off into the next few days. as we push into the rest of tonight a few clouds developed in the coast and directing our attention to the northwest a system that will drop a bit closer to us and giving us much cooler weather. little too warm for you we change things up 82 petaluma 82 nevada tomorrow so. and if i vallejo back to the '80s conquered 84 in oakland high 60s and san francisco 63 pacifica 74 sematech out. temperatures and not of you at 79. >> britteny: look at the cooling trend between wednesday and thursday for inland locations we drop down to the high low 80s by thursday back to the '70s and then clouds expected for the week and inland locations receive cooler weekend at closer to the state through the '70s down the high 60s staying at all along right along the coast. and then a slight chance of showers monday into tuesday. >> steve: >> grant: restrained contain this right near san marin high- school nevada boulevard is started within the hour cruise scrambling to keep under control >> steve: 2000 passengers could be flying to mars. it plans to establish a city are going forward. the best way to do that is to colonize the planet. also already begun work on the mars colonial fleet. system could potentially take people to the moon or beyond. call >> pam: coming knocking quarterback social activist has some very choice words about presidential candidates and 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