local and central levels will be in town looking at that damage. reporter: that s right, good morning to you, marcus. number of officials, including california governor jerry brown will be here to sur in paradise. this is the first time here this morning. you can see this damage behind me, this is just a sample of some of the things they re going to see when they tour butte thee left behind from this deadly camp fire. we know that as i mentioned, california governor jerry brown will be here. he ll be joined by u.s.secret o zinke. zinke canceled a trip to asia to come to california and look at the damage. california has secured a presidential major disaster declaration for the state of california, so that s going to help with the recovery efforts, and as these top officials come to town in butte county, you have search and rescue teams continuing to workn butte county, searching for the more than 200 people that are still missing. i want you to understand we ll do everythi
sister station in salt lake city. rick aaron has the latest details on the game. draymond green: we just stayed the course. you know we didn t panic. we didn t start taking crazy shots. you know we continued to get good shots and we started to lock down on the defensive end. we had got away from that that 3rd, i mean 2nd quarter, they got 33 points and the beginning of that 3rd we just didn t defend well but once we got back to defending well. we know we can score the basketball. it s about getting stops and we did that. (jr stone) yes the warriors were on the road in salt lake city but dubs fans in san francisco gathered together to watch the game three at their favorite spots in town. (justine) kron four s spencer blake stopped by one of those watch parties in san francisco. (nats - cheering)the brick yard was full for the first half of game three of the western conference semis. during the second half, it got even fuller. people are very well behaved, but yes, they get i
emeryville - it was burning an unfinished building, and it didn t hurt anybody. this morning this lady was running down the street and she was saying, fire! fire! and it woke us up out of a sound sleep. and we went outside and the same building that was caught on fire in july was the same building that was on fire. darlis manning saw almost the same thing last year.and the deja-vu continues with a crane used in the constructionstill perched high above the site.fire officials worry tens of thousands of pounds of steel ácould come tumbling down the crane has to be dismantled before we can get any crews in to extinguish any fires that are still remaining inside. some people on the opposite side of the burning building were evacuatedbecause they live within the potential collapse zone of the crane.but manning took action long before that. we just evacuated, actually before they said evacuate because we knew what happened last time. so we just got out. neighbors two blocks awa
before finding rooms filled with marijuana plants. firefighters were called out to this antioch home on bugle way after neighbors spotted heavy smoke.but the real surprise was what was found inside.sot: robert marshall, contra costa county fire marshal// the reinforced and the windows has bars which is indicative of a house. dozens if not hundreds of marijuana plants were discovered in several bedrooms throughout the home in this quiet suburb. sot: wow that is crazy, just in a good neighborhood like this you wouldn t would be growing that. the fire marshal says crews had to get out until pg&e electricians arrived because meters could have been bypassed as is typical with a grow house.but that the cause of the fire was simply a tossed out cigarette. sot: ella sogomonian, antioch// investigators tell me that fire started right here inside a planter, and then it quickly spread up to the attic. sot: robert marshall, contra costa county fire marshal// oddly enough this was our se
happened in this busy shopping plaza in the morning morning. and oddly enough no one heard the gun shot. lt. chomnan loth, newark police department it is a surprise to us too it is busy but as you could see it s a busy street so it could be loud but we did not get a report of a gunshot fired. a man in his late 20 s who has yet to be identified was found dead in a newark shopping center saturday morning. employees say a customer walked by and saw the victim slumped over the steering wheel.jimmy lee, shopping plaza employee his engine was running and the windshield wipers were on. the victim was shot at least once in the head while sitting in the driver s seat of this dark grey bmw. the first homicide of the year was called into police at half past noon.but plaza employees say they think it happened hours before.lt. chomnan loth, newark police department we re still looking at videos and witnesses but we do have some leads. newark police aren t releasing any surveillence video