through the ashes to see what - if anything was spared. good evening i"m pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. tomorrow more people will be allowed to return to their neighborhoods.. more on that in a moment.. but first... the death toll in the northern california fires is 42... tongiht - kron4's charles clifford is live in santa rosa where a vigil was held for the victims. nats friday evening, more than a thousand people came to the old courthouse square in santa rosa for a firestorm vigil. a chance for everyone who has been touched bythis tragedy to come together face to face. mandi marrs helped put this together.

sotnearly two weeks after fires swept through santa rosa, destroying thousands of homes and businesses, this community is still trying to figure out how to move forward but if there's a silver lining to this tragedy it may be nats friday evening, more than a thousand people came to the old courthouse square in santa rosa for a firestorm vigil. a chance for everyone who has been touched bythis tragedy to come together face to face. mandi marrs helped put this together.sotnearly two weeks after fires swept through santa rosa, destroying thousands of homes and businesses, this community is still trying to figure out how to move forward but if there's a silver lining to this tragedy it may be that those who live here have been brought closer together.sotsot and while there may be a long road ahead for the victims of the recent fires, at least for tonight everyone had a chance to be together. sotsot

(steve) in santa rosa alone.... twenty eight hundred homes were destroyed when the tubbs fires swepth through neighorhoods coffey park was one of the areas where residents were allowed to look through the ruins. kron4's terisa estacio shows us. warren luke delicately wiped off the soot of his wives figurines. he was able to find several under the ash. warren luke. my wife collected these over the years when i was in the coast guard. warren says although he and

his wife are thankful for finding something they are more than overjoyed about this inside their home on kerry lane as the flames began to ripe through the neighborhood on the night of the fires his daughter, autumn 31 was asleep autum is deaf. warren. we raced back and we got her out i don't know what i would have done warren's brother in law came down from oregon to help out - warren. my daughter says it looks like apocalypse, hard to fathom. (steve) the orchard senior community in santa rosa was also severely affected by fire. . today, residents there were allowed back on the property to check the status of their homes. and, if their homes were still up, they were allowed to stay. the property manager says of the 233 units on the

property... 66 mobile homes were destroyed. six others were uninhabitable... and eight others suffered some form of damage. one man, who says his home survived, believes the rebuilding process will be difficult... but says .. his neighbors will make it through this. through this.will make it (steve)(steve) the orchard senior community in santa rosa was also severely affected by fire. . today, residents there were allowed back on the property to check the status of their homes. and, if their homes were still up, they were allowed to stay. the property manager says of the 233 units on the property... 66 mobile homes were destroyed. six others were uninhabitable... and eight others suffered some form of damage. one man, who says his home survived,

believes the rebuilding process will be difficult... but says .. his neighbors will make it through this. (steve) santa rosa police officers and members of the u-s army national guard held checkpoints today... outside the orchard senior community... just to make sure everything went smoothly. but tomorrow, the mobile home park will be released back to the property owners. (pam) tomorrow, residents in the fountain grove community will be allowed to check on their homes. others however, are not allowed to back just yet .. that includes the mark west springs road area of santa rosa. neighbors there gathered at a town hall meeting tonight looking for answers .... kron4's gabe slate was there. ((pkg)) the mark west springs road neighborhood in north east santa rosa got hit hard

hundreds of homes burned down here it looks just like coffey park you have not heard about it as much because it's still evacuated it's hard even for member of the press to get it. it's narrow roads and pg&e is doing a lot of repair work for the area here nats/sot - cal oes that is eric lamovreux, with cal oes, the california office of emergency services.. his agency and others like fema, cal fire, and local community leaders put on a town hall style meeting friday night to update people and take questions. it was standing room only people wanted to know.. when will they get back in ? nats/sot - james gore sonoma supervisor district 4 the schools that are still standing will resume october 30th. for the homes that are not salvagable fema and cal oes need to clean out the property before people can rebuild. nats/sot - cal oes

people wanted to know that their homes are safe we've all heard about the looting the sheriff's office said it is their priority to keep looters out.. they have made several arrests and are shocked by how creative the thiefs are getting. nats/sot - sheriff office sheriff engram nats/sot - melissa melissa and her husband said this community is strong and they will survive with eachother's help. nats/sot - melissa in santa rosa gabe slate kron 4 news (pam) here are the latest containment numbers in the north bay firestorm. the 'atlas fire' in napa and solano counties is 88-percent contained. the 'tubbs fire' burning in napa and sonoma is 94-percent contained. the 'nuns

fire' in napa and sonoma counties is 86- percent contained. and the 'pocket fire' burning north of geyserville in sonoma county... is now 83-percent contained. (steve) new tonight: a prison inmate who was helping battle the north bay firestorm is back in custody tonight.. that after he went missing for about three hours this morning. angelo manuel diaz disappeared around noon near sonoma. he is an inmate from idaho and part of a 19 member crew that is here to help fires. that crew is supervised by two correctional officers. a napa county sheriff"s deputy later found the missing inmate... diaz says he simply got lost during a bathroom break. he is currently serving three and half years in prison for posession of a controlled substance. (grant) so many people lost so much in the north bay firestorm.. tonight -- we're hoping to track down someone whose photos were found not far from coffey park in santa rosa. take a look -- these two photos were found

outside a home near peterson lane. a baby photo ... another older photo -- both charred but did survive the fire. the person who found the photos belive they were blown away from coffey park.. if you recognize who these photos might belong to -- contact us through the kron4 mobile app. there is a report it tab you can use -- and we will try to help get these items back to the owner. (steve) napa wants people to know it is open for business. (pam) business has

obviously slowed down because of the wildfires.. tonight, nearly a dozen shops participated in a fundraiser for fire victims. kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in dowtown napa. hermela..

4 news.aregawi, kron 4 news.

(steve) an update on the bear fire burning in the santa cruz mountains. it has burned more than 391 -acres since monday night.... but is now 45- percent contained. evacuation orders remain in place for parts of boulder creek. the fire destroyed four buildings .... and seven people have been injured... including six firefighters. lawrence karnow: after a stormy night skies began to clear today. some parts of bay area had over a half an inch of rain. it is brisk and breezy outside right now. the winds are pickinig up again around the fire areas. if you're headed out tonight it should be cool and dry so bring a jacket. (pam) coming up new at ten:tigers cubs and cobras in potato chip and cobras in tigers cubs new at ten: coming up (pam) bring a jacket. and dry so should be cool and dry so bring a jacket. (pam) coming up new at ten:tigers cubs and cobras in

potato chip bags .. and that's just the beginning... we'll show you what else was recovered in a major california sting operation.. (stev) then also new at ten:a college student hoping to make a few quick bucks ends up thousands in debt.. we'll tell you how to avoid becoming the victim of the simple scam. (pam) and next:a bay area dentist targeted with hate... the upsetting message that was found on his office window.

(steve) the instances of hate speech and racist graffiti appear to more and more commonplace than in past years... even here in the bay area. now it has happened again... this time in san francisco's financial district. kron4's dan kerman shows us hwo was targeted this time. racist graffiti has reared its head again, this time in san francisco's financial district sot jeff cox, d.d.s./san francisco dentist 05-12they saw this swastika with the n-word , die. and of course that was very upsettingsan francisco dentist jeff cox says employees arriving to work thursday morning saw this on the front window of his pine street office.sota very disappointing though that there are people like that.his staff immediately took photos and then wiped the graffiti away before patients arrived. cox says he's had no issues since becoming the first african american dentist in san francisco's fianancial district 25 years ago. and as disappointing as he finds this, he he believes the current political climate has emboldened those with these

views.sotit's a different time right now, of course i grew up in the 60's and i grew up with a lot of stuff all the time and i don't think this is as nearly tumultuous, but i wonder we called it the tumultuous 60's are we going to call this the bigoted 20- teens., what is this era going to be labeled.standup dan kerman/sf 107-117police have been contacted about this those are this office are waiting for authorities to come and take a report. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news. (steve) an update to a story we an update (steve) (steve) an update to a story we first told you about last night..moreau catholic high school in hayward temporarily put its curriculum on hold after two students were expelled for a racist display. one student went through the alphabet and made a list of racist terms that started with each letter.then another student read some of those terms out loud in a classroom. today the school gave students a chance to express how they are feeling and share their own

experiences on campus.the school also had its counselors and teachers available to meet with students throughout the day in addition to the morning discussions. (pam) a 10-year-old girl is in criticial condition tonight... she was hit by a car -- and then that car took off. it happened in oakland... just before 1- 30- this afternoon ... on 15th street near 8th avenue. there was a second crash reported at about the same time on foothill boulevard. police quickly tracked down the driver and arrested her. few details are available about the victim... but the child is in the hospital... with major injuries.. and listed in critical condition. investigators say, speed was a factor in the collision. .. (pam) the san francisco police officer who was run over by an s-u-v this week ... remains in the intensive care unit.... officer elia lewin- tankel was working his bicycle beat, when he was hit by a car on wednesday... after officers say, the suspect realized police were tracking him. officer tankel has undergone surgery at san francisco general hospital. tonight, we

are learning more about the man accused of hitting him... he is 50-year-old maurice johnson... he made his first court appearance earlier today.... and faces multiple charges, including attempted murder. johnson is being held without bail. (steve) tonght - we are tracking snow in the sierra.. thanks to the storm that rolled through. this is video from the sugar bowl ski resort in placer county.... reporter pedro rivera shows us the scene at donner summit today. (take soté show beauty shots of mountains) officer chris falkowskié chp'slow down and enjoy the scenery' (trackéshow the daytime road ways) important advice from chp officer chris falkowski... as drivers make their way up interstate 80 in the snow... (take sot) officer chris falkowskié chp'snow is gorgeous. there is no rush and you never know whats around the next corner'(nat popéice crunching)this morning along i-80 between gold run and truckee the chp says there were ámultiple accidents... mostly áafter the chain

restrictions were lifted.(take sot) officer chris falkowskié chp'what happened today with all the accidents was that they lifted chain control because the main line interstate 80 was pretty clear however the temperature dropped'(shots of car flipped over to being towed)(pedro rivera, donner summit )'and this is a good reminder for drivers that even if chain control is not in effect you should slow down when driving on winter roads. you can see this car here flipped over while trying to get into the rest area.'(trackéshots of car flipped over to being towed) nino aguilar and sebrina cervantes were on their way to truckee from sacramento to ticket...but sebrina says in these conditions...safety first....there is no need to speed.(take sot) sebrina cervantesé driver'its kinda scray im not used to driving in the snow, hopefully we will be safe.'(take sot) nino aguilaré passenger'coming into this parking lot we hit the snow and was like whoa...and she makes me nervous with her driving anyway so (both laugh)' at donner summit pedro rivera ( pam ) a live look outside on this friday night... time to check on the weekend ..(steve)meterologist lawrence karnow is here with a warmer forecast

lawrence karnow: after a stormy night skies began to clear today. some parts of bay area had over a half an inch of rain. it is brisk and breezy outside right now. the winds are pickinig up again around the fire areas. if you're headed out tonight it should be cool and dry so bring a jacket. doppler radar is picking up a few remaining showers but those will soon end. on the satellite image you can see the big trough of low pressure along the west coast. it will make for a chilly night tonight as the air dries and as skies begin to clear. a huge ridge of high pressure will begin to build starting this weekend. that will send the jet stream well to the north and any chance of rain with it too. highs around the state will be mild in the central valley with 60s and low 70s, sunny 70s in los angeles and san diego, and the sierra will see highs in the 50s and 60s. around the bay tomorrow we should see mostl sunny skies and warmer temperatures. highs will be in the 60s and low 70s. much warmer weather will begin next week with the possibility of record breaking heat and some windy weather too.

(pam) still ahead new at ten:the tough question asked by an eleven year old scout.. that got the boy kicked out of cub scouts. (steve) and next: the exotic animals recovered in a major california sting... known as operation jungle book.

(pam) sixteen people are facing charges after several wild animals were seized in connection with "operation junglebook." reporter ellina abovian has more on what the u-s fish and wildlife service calls ... the largest wildlife trafficking sweep .... in southern california history.

the 4-month long investigation and sweep yielded at least two tiger cubs, king cobras, coral, a hyacinth macaw, turtles, a radiated tortoise, asian fish and songbirds, a monitor lizard and other reptiles in the los angeles area, authorities said.some of the animals were smuggled illegally into the u.s. at los international airport while others were trafficked from other states into california.a few of the animals were retrieved at the border by patrol officers, according to authorities."a live tiger that was illegally trafficked from indiana into california and live cobras smuggled from hong kong in potato chip cans," said erin dean, resident agent in charge at the wildlife service.the volume and variety of animals seized lead to the "junglebook" operation name, officials added.at least 16 people have been arrested and charged in connection with the wildlife trafficking, according to the department of justice.

(pam) some of the suspects were charged as individuals in connection with the wildlife trafficking-- others were charged as businesses or companies. (steve) coming up -- it's a story you saw first on four.... a woman accused by bart riders of using the trains a bathroom. now she is under arrest.. but not for what you might think. (pam) but first...a 98-year-old man forced to start over again after losing nearly everything in the north bay firestorm... we're

with the world war two veteran as he returns to the ruins... (steve) and next;after losing her prosthetic legs to the north bay wildfires ... the generous offer that is allowing a nine year old girl to walk again. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek.

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lost her prosthetic legs in the north bay fire wildfires is walking again. thanks to a generous offer.(pam) the cost for her mother to replace them would have been in the thousands of dollars.. however... the company that manufactures her prosthetic limbs replaced them at no cost.(steve) and today-- lilly received new prosthetic running blades kron4's haaziq madyun was there to see her smiling face when it happened lilly biagini is back on the move in her new prosthetic bladesnat/sot haaziqhow excited are you to get your blades back?the 9-year-old santa rosa resident lost her

prosthetic limbs when her grandparents home burned down in the north bay firestorm paula o'rourke/hanger clinic: "so we just made her a new set of legs and given them to her in september">however when these folks here at the hanger clinic in san francisco learned about what happened to lilly...paula o'rourke/hanger

clinic: "we gave her, her legs for free. we gave her new legs. she was born with a complexed medical condition (steve) many of the fire victims in the coffey park neighborhood are coming home to realize ... very little was untouched by the fire. kron 4's camila bernal spoke to a world war ii veteran and pioneer of the coffey park neighborhood who saw his home for the first time today. despite losing all his belongings, he's grateful and has hope for the future. pkg:with his daughter's help, jack miller went home after the fire it was all gone 5:47:26:26 it's tough, to look at all this stuff and it's all laying here burnt. it's hard because it's a lot of years that i've put all this stuff herehe moved to coffey park in 1952. he owned 30 acres of land and eventually decided to

sell 28 acres that were developed into the coffey park neighborhood.5:47:16:04 when you look at that out there, that's why my wife won't come she don't want to look, she knows she'll break when the fire spread through santa rosa, jack and his wife of 72 years were woken up in the middle of the night5:42:48 i went up to the front door it was a fireman and he said you guys have to get out of here now. he said you go out your pants on and pick up your shoes, don't try to put them on carry themthe firefighter helped them get out and told them not to come back 5:44:57:00 we drove from 2:30 in the morning we went to towards the coast we went north we went south come back this way 6 hoursin the meantime, his daughter worried 6:00:17:27 we figured they were dead in their house and i just prayed to god that they didn't wake up and they died in their sleep instead of trying to get out and they couldn't get out that was a nightmare not knowingfinally, the couple showed up at their daughter's house where they were told that their house was likely in ashes5:56:54:01 it looks like a holocaust or like

a bomb went through here and it's just it's like it's unreal, surreal camila: the millers came home to complete devastation and only reminders of their most prized possessions, like this 1656 john deere tractor 6:00:58:11 and all of that is gone it can't be replaced but you just have to remember it in your mind and that's what i keep telling my mom, it's in your heart and in your mind and they're alive and i still have youjack says this is harder than world war ii. but if he survived then, he will do so again. 5:49:38:10 it's harder because now i have to start completely all over again, and at 98 years-old to start over again, it's a little hard... but i'm going to live to be 108, i'm not worried about it in santa rosa, camila bernal kron 4 news (steve) if you'd like to help those effected by the north bay firestorm... the salvation army uses 100 percent of disaster donations

to support of local relief operations. to donate visit go - sal army- dot -org. (pam) tonight, police are investigating the sexual assault of a carondelet high school student.. two teen boys - both high school athletes from different schools... have been arrested. new tonight at ten: we sat down with kailin chou from the group - 'alliance for girls' ... about the support now needed by the victim and her classmates at the all girls school ... carondelet high school says, counselors are working with the student and her family... and providing resources to help parents talk to their children about what happened. happened.what children about talk to their help parents resources to and providing her family... student and with the are working counselors says, high school carondelet happen> carondelet high school says,

counselors are working with the student and her family... and providing resources to help parents talk to their children about what happened. (steve) oakland now has a new permanent fire chief. darin white was sworn in by mayor libby schaaf today. he has served as interim fire chief for the last nine months. white assumed the position, after former fire chief teresa deloach- reed retired. deloach -reed came under pressure after the ghost ship warehouse fire last december which killed 36 people. (steve ) in addition to the ghost ship fire, the department has faced criticism for its response to a large apartment fire on san pablo... where

four lives were lost. "he can't just go on tv and lie on me /// how dare he""as we say in the south. all hat no cattle."(pam) a soldier's death in africa triggers an ugly round of name calling in the capitol. a democratic congresswoman is the target of insults and criticism from the president, his chief of staff and his press secretary.(steve) representative frederica wilson showing no sign of backing down ... and as catherine heenan shows us, the facts seem to be on her side. sfxin a late night tweet ... president trump called florida democrat frederica wilson a liar.she says white house chief of staff john kelly is the liar.i do not appreciate someone lying on me. if you lie on me, i'm going to answer because i'm not going to let you get away with it. kelly accused wilson of grandstanding during a dedication ceremony for an fbi building in miami.a video of her speech does not support tthe charge.chip reid: have you seen the speech?sanders: i have.white house press secretary sarah sanders

blasted the media for questioning the word of a high=ranking general.if you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general, i think that is something highly inappropriate.wilson says she has lots of questions about death sergeant johnson ... whose body was found a mile away from the scene of the ambushi want to know why he was separated from the rest of the soldiers. why did it take 48 hours for them to find him. was he still alive. was he kidnapped. what's going ona military investigation is underway, but what is known is disturbing.the troops had been told it was unlikely there would be opposition in the area near the border with mali now, the u-s believes 50 isis fighters attacked them with machine guns and rocket- propelled grenades .the americans had only their rifles.republican senator john mccain raised questions about the incidenttoday he met privately with defense secretary james mattis, we felt we were not getting sufficient information and we are trying to clear that up today.

there's not telling what you might see on bart (acrobats) nats: ambiance including one woman who for some reason likes to use bart as a public toilet well now she has her own personal toilet, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly

new tonight at ten:a warning for college students... looking to make some cash. if an offer sounds too good to be true - it just might be.one college student learned that the hard way.. someone offered her money for what seemed like simple work.. the only problem -- instead of cashing in - the student ended up in serious debt. reporter andrew davis has the cautionary tale.

raja jones/scam victim"well i do party promoting there is a way i can help you. i said how? he said well i can deposit some money into your account through certified checks.. and in my mind certified is legal."that's the deal raja jones was presented by a man on the uscb campus. "you can keep $400-600 of it and ill keep the rest and you can work off that money by promoting my parties." she said it didn't sound quite right to her.. and even her brother warned her.sanja jones "we knowing party promoters, i know they pay you, you don't pay them to promote a party. i said raja don't do this."but needing the money.. she signed up.raja jones "we met back up here and i need your debit card so i can deposit the money."and he did.. $2600."he never gave me anything to promote."but he did call her for something else."they called me and said we are about to send some people to your house because we want our money."heather kelly'i said you have the right one, i'm smarter than that. he went off said i know iihave the right one your name is heather kelly you live at, this is where you work."when police couldn't help her.. raja gave back the $2600.. raja jone "a week later my bank account was taken down to negative $2700 dollars."now raja has to work to pay the money back to the bank.. and work to make sure

no one else falls for the same scam she did.raja jones 'if it sounds too easy it's probably illegal and it is too easy." (pam) (pam) it turned out, the check was no good.. that's why the account went negative shortly after she took out the money. the school is aware of the situation... like many others schools it is an open campus, so anyone can come and go freely... even non-students. (steve) a group colorado cub scouts were given the oppertunity to meet with state senator vicki marble. they were supposed to research and

ask a question that impacts their community. it was this question that resulted in some tough consequences for ames mayfield.(ames mayfield/cub scout): "an issue that iúm concerned about is common sense gun control. i was shocked that you cosponsored a bill to allow domestic violence offenders to continue to own a gun. why on earth would you want somebody who beats their wife to have access to a gun?" the pack leader said he thought the questioning was disrespectful... ames was kicked out of the den. his mom says the topic of gun control was supposed to be off limits. ames does not regret asking the question. (ames mayfield/cub scout): "given that the las vegas shooting happened i felt that it should be are reasonable thing to ask... iúd recommend stay in scouts and believe what you want to believe. if you want to express your opinion thatús totally fine." and former congresswoman

gabrielle giffords agreed with ames. the gun control advocate tweeted 'this is exactly the kind of courage we need in congress. ames, call me in 14 years. iúll campaign for you.' (pam) a woman seen repeatedly soiling bart trains is now behind bars... but for other transgressions. (steve) for now she's got her own private toilet but stanley roberts has details on why this woman could soon be back on bart.

warriors in new orleans

taking on the pelicans draymond green and andre iguodala played tonight after being listed as questionable golden state looking for their first win of the year. new orleans got rolling early -- demarcus cousins to anthony davis for the jam. still in the first -- davis hits a three pointer at the buzzer (davis: 35 pts, 16 reb, 5 ast) kevin durant got the team going late in the second -- hits one from deep over davis... cut pelicans 15 point lead to 3 at the half (durant: 22 points, 7 blocks -- career-high) klay thompson was on fire -- pulls up for three -- warriors take an eight-point lead (thompson: 33 pts, 7-11 3pt) steph curry puts the away with a corner three (curry: 28 pts) warriors win 128-120 the raiders keep their season alive after their win over the chiefs last night now the attention

turns to marshawn lynch. the nfl suspends lynch one game for unsportsmanlike conduct...lynch pushed an official after derek carr got a late hit from fellow oakland native marcus peters. lynch ran on to the field from the sideline. according to raiders offensive tackle, donald penn... lynch was trying to protect peters in the scuffle. lynch has been a mentor to peters since the all-pro cornerback attended mcclymond's high school in oakland. meanwhile the 49ers down in santa clara they are getting ready to face the cowboys after a three game road trip dallas are six-point favorites. rookie quarterback, c-j beathard will be making his first n-f-l start. this sunday at levi's stadium it will be "dwight clark day". joe montana and dwight clark will be at the game. montana will address the crowd during halftime... and their a possiblity clark will do the same from a suite. head coach, kyle shanahan remembers meeting clark back when he was a ball boy for the niners

"dwight is obviously a hero to this town... to this country in terms of sports. being able to know that man when i was younger. i was able to see him right before the season started got to spend some time with him. i was telling some people yesterday he's a cool as of a guy as it gets and a fun guy to be around". a-l-c-s game six... yankees and astros houston trying to force a game seven justin verlander had a dominant outing -- threw seven scoreless innings and struck out eight bottom 5th -- jose altuve woke up -- bases loaded -- hits a 2-rbi single -- houston takes a 3-nothing lead bottom 8th -- altuve hits one deep off david houston wins 7-1 game seven will be tommorow night

the sharks in new jersey taking on the devils.devils. peter deboer and san jose their second straight win sharks up 1-nothing -- joe pavelski turns on the red light.. san jose up 2-nothing joonas donskoi puts the game away goal of the game sharks win 3-0 0 sharks win 3-0 skies clearing for the weekend and much warmer weather is on the way too. i'll have details next. lawrence karnow: after a stormy night

skies began to clear today. some parts of bay area had over a half an inch of rain. it is brisk and breezy outside right now. the winds are pickinig up again around the fire areas. if you're headed out tonight it should be cool and dry so bring a jacket. doppler radar is picking up a few remaining showers but those will soon end. on the satellite image you can see the big trough of low pressure along the west coast. it will make for a chilly night tonight as the air dries and as skies begin to clear. a huge ridge of high pressure will begin to build starting this weekend. that will send the jet stream well to the north and any chance of rain with it too. highs around the state will be mild in the central valley with 60s and low 70s, sunny 70s in los angeles and san diego, and the sierra will see highs in the 50s and 60s. around the bay tomorrow we should see mostl sunny skies and warmer temperatures. highs will be in the 60s and low 70s. much warmer weather will begin next

week with the possibility of record breaking heat and some windy weather too. last weather and goodbye - last year...

the most difficult obstacle course in the world, mount midoriyama, was meticulously constructed in las vegas, brutal obstacle by brutal obstacle. 100 athletes attempted to conquer it. - no! oh! - one came close... - brent steffensen has just made history. - but couldn't defeat the mountain. - no! and he's out! - this year the search continues, as we travel across the country looking for a champion, from baltimore to denver, from miami to los angeles. - 967 miles traveled.