Moving forward finding solutions. This is abc7news. This has superseded the camp fire of 2018. That was the deadliest. Now this fire is the deadliest. Over the last 10 years. Now at 9 00 devastation in maui continues breed the death toll for the wildfire for the wildfire coming overnight. It is sunday, august 13. Im stephanie sierra. We will have more on the aftermath in maui in a moment. We begin with the weather. Lets get to meteorologist lisa argen. Good morning everyone. Waking up to plenty of sunshine unless you are right at the shoreline. Live doppler 7 shows all the fog along the coast and high clouds coming in from this sierra nevada. Santa rosa has been a bit as well as Half Moon Bay and the golden gate bridge. This view from our former peak camera is beautiful. Air quality moderate east bay. Upper 90 santa clara valley. Low to mid 90s at a fire danger index brings us to a moderate level as we get into the warmth today. The upper elevation, the hills, very, very dry brush. War
Official to a traffic jam he is coming dangerous and unnecessary. At another site shows care. This one involving fire and fireworks. Abc7news starts now. Building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. No alarm. No text that was telling us we needed to evacuate. Five days since the start of the Deadly Wildfires still burning in maui. Comments from many fire victims are starting to turn from fear and despair to anger. Thank you for joining us on abc7news at 5 00. I am j. R. Stone. Lets get to the latest. 93 people have died from the wildfires, at least, marking the deadliest National Disaster in u. S. History, just a small percent of the fire zone has been scorched search, with officials describing troubling scenes as they try to find and identify remains. According to the pacific disaster center, more than 2200 structures were damaged or destroyed on maui, and the town was decimated in a matter of a few hours. Melissa hayden has the latest from maui w
This country in more than a century. From the areas local news station, youre watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. Good morning. Thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. Im stephanie lin. It is sunday august the 13th, another warm one for us today. Lets get your day started with a first look at the weather with dave sphar made good morning, stephanie. Good morning, everybody. And it will be quite warm. But again, for those inland valleys, it looks like by this afternoon as were Still Holding on to summer here. However. It looks like conditions will be much hotter away from home will be showing you this a little bit. Heres whats going on outside. Heres the leftover fog along the east bay shoreline. But right above and you can see the blue skies. Thats basically the future that were talking about. Our temperatures thus far were in the 60s in the east bay. For the most part. 71 in antioch, 50s cover most of the west to ken. Nice. Cool. 55. There and Half Moon
A missionary group from antioch is home tonight after being stuck in the share for a week. A military coup took over the government which forced shutdown of the borders. Good evening and thanks for joining us tonight at 10. Im dan thorn and im noelle bellow. Kron 4 Sarah Stinson spoke with the lead. Pastor is about what it took to get them back into the u. S. We are thankful to be back home. Steve and marie, a minor are relieved to be back in america after getting stuck in niger there. While a coup took over the government there grounding all flights. You know, we were never saw any violence like it was. Being out of control, not being able to do what you want to do. So you felt trapped. The miners went to west africa to host a camp for kids with a missionary group of 11 people from Cornerstone Christian center in school in antioch. But when it was time to fly home, the borders shut down. Uncertainty was the part that really got to you because you didnt know when the borders are going
From the bay areas local news station. Youre watching kron. 4 news at 6. Now its 6 chaos in the east bay as multiple sideshows break out in antioch. Good evening and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. Im dan thorn and im noelle bellow. Despite efforts to stop them, sideshows continue to break out. On bay area streets and one another car and a fire hydrant at whats 9 g street. A woman in her 50s suffered major injuries. The driver of the suspect vehicle was caught after trying to run away. Police say the 21 yearold was on a nobail warrant out of Santa Clara County for previous sideshow activity. And this wasnt the only incident authorities responded to. Additionally right after that, we were dispatched to hear at the antioch area for one vehicle into at the end of the antioch area. Driver of this car got away before police arrived. They have not been identified. Officials say another car also crashed into a fire hydrant in the parking lot of the antioch marina. Traffic on the