then in 1999, michele learned cal was having an affair. she was devastated, but not ready to end the marriage. and cal said he wasn't either. >> michele said we can work through this, but, you know, you've got to get rid of the girl. she worked up at one of the dealerships. >> they did what they could to salvage the marriage. it didn't work. she told her family he cut off her spending money. she took up with a young man in november 2000. a month later she told cal she wanted a divorce. her family said he didn't take it well. and things in that big house in paradise grew strained indeed. why did she stay in the house? >> her attorney had advised her to stay in the house and to not leave. >> they divided the parenting duties and worked on a settlement. michele got a job as a waitress at a local restaurant and bar. that's where she was the night of september 11th. she finished her shift about 9:00, had some drinks with two co-workers and then she drove to her boyfriend's apartment. left there about 11:00. that, sue mulvey believed, was the la

fire has set up a website that details up a website cal fire has set cal fire has set up a website that details out everything you should do now to prepare for a wild=fife evacuation. that website is ---- ready = for =wild=fire= dot= org. and now is a good time for that..as this weekend. we are under a red flag warning.. in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4 news (pam) another big story we are following tonight. we are learning more about the victims of the horrific shooting at borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks ..(ken) telemachus orfanos was killed in that shooting thursday. we now know orfanos was a navy veteran. among his awards were a national defense service medal, a global war on terrorism service medal, and a pistol marksmanship ribbon. orfanos' parents have spoken out to advocate for spoken out to advocate for more gun control....and mentioned that orfanos survived last year's shooting in las vegas. (pam) the family of mark meza junior says, the 20-year-old was also killed. those who knew meza the best.... nicknamed him-- 'marky'. in a statement-- the family describes him as

we expect to hear from cal fire in a few minutes. meantime, here's what we know so far. 29 people are confirmed dead in the camp fire. it were through the town of paradise thursday morning. more than 6400 homes have been destroyed. the fire has now burned more than 113,000 acres. right now, it is 25% contained. and we have just learned that president trump has improved a major disaster declaration for the state. >> we want to show you a map from cal fire showing the perimeter and enormity of this fire. right in the middle of the with just to the west. and you can see there are some spot fires that are also burning near butte holly and lake oral bill. cal fire says that as of right now, 15,000 homes are still threatened. >> we are learning that a woman who owns property near where the fire started says she received an email from pg&e the day before that fire broke out. that email reportedly said utility crews needed to come onto her property because the transmission system was causing sparks. pg&e declined to comment on the email but

cal lutheran is just down the street. an official on the scene says a half dozen are injured. >> conditions are not yet known. we are gathering information. one witness is telling kwca telling a suspect walked up and started shooting and setoff a smoke bomb. these details all need to be confirmed and began shooting. tactical officers raced to the scene. a few more words about the bar borderline bar & grill. 2,500 square feet. hundreds of people were inside. look, this was college night. wednesday night college night at the bar. you have students from pepperdine and cal lutheran who are frantically trying to find out if their friends were inside. there were lots of reports of college students fleeing the scene. >> still an active situation. csu channel islands is another college in the area. imagine hundreds of young people dancing to country music. line dancing often takes place. could be hundreds of people on the dance floor at anytime. here is what we know from the local captain of the ventura county sheriff's office wi

sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"any rain is good helps put out the hot spots and clears the air" i caught up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico where cal fire has set up their base camp. she said the cal fire crews are counting the minutes until the rain falls.. but. they are nervous. if it rain comes down to fast. or if it rains for too long.. it could make their job harder and conditions dangerous for nearby evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"it can cause debris flow and cause problems with our equipment, the crews are deep in the woods and if it turns into mud can make life harder, right now the prediction is not too much should be good but we will be watching the forecast closely" gabe slate kron 4 news as towns start to slowly reopen... evacuation orders were lifted in little chico creek, butte creek, upper honey run and parts of lower butte creek canyon. since morning, residents have been making their way home ... many of them met with huge disappoint

cal fire has not made that determination yet. there is just so much land that has been scorched here and so much land that they have to go through to try to find their remains, make it clear and safe for people to go back and. that doesn't even include the work and that electricity crews have to do, pg&e cruise have to do to make it safe. the last update was that they expect full containment to take place on november 30th, the end of the month. they are not even predicting containment by the end of the month. it could be even longer for people to get back into their neighborhoods. >> just such a sad ordeal for so many people. >>> there was a major flare up, this was the scene in ventura county, as new planes from the woolsey fire race across mountaintops and sent massive plumes of smoke into the air. strong santa ana winds are fueling the flames which have now burned more than 96,000 acres in ventura and los angeles counties. the fire has killed two people and destroyed 435 structures, most of them from our homes. the woolsey fir

sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"any rain is good helps put out the hot spots and clears the air" i caught up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico where cal fire has set up their base camp. she said the cal fire crews are counting the minutes until the rain falls.. but. they are nervous. if it rain comes down to fast. or if it rains for too long.. it could make their job harder and conditions dangerous for nearby evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"it can cause debris flow and cause problems with our equipment, the crews are deep in the woods and if it turns into mud can make life harder, right now the prediction is not too much should be good but we will be watching the forecast closely" gabe slate kron 4 news ( robin ) in the east bay... a man who died after he was shot in a encounter with hayward police thursday night has been identified. police say 29- year-old agustin gonsalez of lathrop died from his injuries friday night. the shooting happened in the 24-

. >> cal fire is about to update us on the fire fight that's underway in butte county. let's take a live look at the site of the news conference in chico. you can see they're getting ready to start there. >> now, we're going to stream this live online at abc7news.com, and we will bring you the updates here on abc 7. we will monitor very closely what is being said. >>> at last count, 63 people have died, making the camp fire the deadliest on record in california history. there are fears the number could go much higher because 631 people remain unaccounted for in butte county. >> the camp fire is also the most destructive fire on record, destroying 9,700 homes. thousands of people remain evacuated because of the fire. >> the fire has charred 142,000 acres and firefighters are making progress. containment is up to 45% tonight. cal fire says it expects to have the fire fully contained in two weeks. >> and because of all of the smoke, today san francisco set a record for the worst air quality ever with a qi of 271. the bay area air quality management district says the prior

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security guards hired by cal fire are blocking the camp creek road. a team from pg&e were checking the transition lines. they have no answers yet, but the probe into exactly what happened is well underway. >>> morning governor brown is asking president trump to declare a major disaster, and the request is just one day after the president threatened to cut funding over what he called the gross mismanagement of our forests, and the governor responded with this. >> we have to take care of the whole range of threats and conditions, and actions, that are part of our living with fire, living with fire threats, and while we do more forest management, both the federal government, which has more land than the state government, by private people in the state, we all have to do more. >>> and if you want to help fire victims call 1-800-red- cross for a monetary donation or text butte fire to 91999 to donate to the united way relief fund. the salvation army has its own hot line number. 1-800-sal-army. airbnb is asking users to list any properties available for eva

up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico where cal fire has set up their base camp. she said the cal fire crews are counting the minutes until the rain falls.. but. they are nervous. if it rain comes down to fast. or if it rains for too long.. it could make their job harder and conditions dangerous for nearby evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"it can cause debris flow and cause problems with our equipment, the crews are deep in the woods and if it turns into mud can make life harder, right now the prediction is not too much should be good but we will be watching the forecast closely" gabe slate kron 4 news kron 4 news gabe slate kron 4 news cal fire wants to remind you to not let your guard down once it starts raining.. they say we are now in year round wild=fire danger... and you should always be prepared to evacuate at a moments notice... cal fire created this website " ready for wild=fire dot org" that walks you through how to prepare for a evacuation.. in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4 news...

this was the long line on the cal campus. students waiting to get a free mask from one of the students. as we mentioned, the big game tomorrow in berkeley has been postponed. that's the tip of the iceberg. >> we are outside the stadium. i can tell you that the area here, the disappointment is palpable. so many fans come in from all over the country just for the big game. >> reporter: the matchup is legendary. stanford versus cal for more than 120 years. it was canceled only during world wars i and ii, postponed only after the jfk assassination. now it is being postponed again. this time because of the smoke from the butte county wildfires. >> so much of the big game experience includes the parties and tailgates beforehand. friends and families and what they do after the games. we thought to have everybody exposed for that long of a time just didn't make sense. it's not who we are. it just wasn't the right thing to do. >> very disappointed. >> reporter: an alum and big fan of the big game, he flew out from new york for it. >>

between cal and stanford. cal was set to host tomorrow's game at memorial stadium in berkeley. the university issued a statement this afternoon announcing the game is being postponed until december 1st. this is the first time the bay area's biggest college football rivalry has been postponed since 1963, which is the day after president kennedy was assassinated. people are urged to stay indoors at this time but many have no choice. their job requires them to work outside. >> ktvu's christien kafton reports. >> reporter: one of those jobs we're talking about is cable car operators. the city's iconic cable cars they are being shelved. they are being parked temporarily over the weekend. the air-conditioning simply too poor, too, unhealthy to have those cable cars out and running. san francisco's iconic cable cars are off the rails leaving tourists disappointed. >> well, yeah. cable car was one of the main things. that's how we were going to get around so now what? >> san francisco's municipal transportation agency said air quality was too dangerous for the open air vehicles. >> in

we've got to go past cal fire. we want to stay out of their way, t 'rle to cess check on se homes here and there for folks who are just greatly trying to find out if their homes -- desperately trying to find out if their homes are still standing. >> absolutely. a lot of people don't even have cell service to find out where their loved ones are. how close are we getting to oroville now from where you are? >> reporter: it's pretty close. it was about a 20 minute drive, 25 minute drive through some country roads. that's much closer than we were. what's most important is it's k the river. it may have gone through an embankment and around, but still it's across the river. it's a little closer to oroville. so folks in oroville are standing by. they are told they may have to evacuate at any moment as well. those folks have been through a lot, as you know. they had some serious flooding problems like a dam that was going to burst. >> right. >> reporter: they also had a major fire in the last couple years as well. so it's a

in the second quarter, philip rivers found former cal bear keenan allen. opening drive of the second half, rivers with a quick toss to melvin gordon. gordon easily slips by and jukes reggie nelson and gains 66 yards and six points just like that. chargers up 17-3. derrick car 24-37. 243 yards sacked four times, lost a fumble and had a chance. raiders settle for a field goal. lose 20-6 and drop to 1-8. >> you know, this will be a year that a lot of us will never forget and it's painful. it's really hard. it's painful and, you know, it's going to be hard to sleep again and hard to get up in the morning but we'll keep working hard and this will be the foundation that this program leans on. >> i kno >>> addy heads down hill. >> she's playing fetch with her owne >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyles, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, the magic of light. >> it's delightful. it's whimsical. and really his intention is to let people come together

cal fire officials like everybody else keeping a close eye on the forecast. they were hoping to get help from the rain expected in the middle of the week. of course, we'll continue to follow the latest developments. >> ken, thanks. >> wow. every day, every day, worse and worse. >>> in the south bay santa clara officials held a press conference today about the poor air quality. most santa clara county schools chose to stay open today. officials there believe school is the safest place for children to be because they're closely monitored and the windows are closed. health officials are working on getting the most vulnerable population access to indoor airspace. >> the top level one is to expand the number of places where people can seek cleaner air indoors. so that might be their home. it might be their school. it might be the community center. it might be a library, but in general those spaces will have cleaner air than outdoors. >> the school district says student absences due to the air quality will be excused and they advise to stay indoors as much as possi

. >> and we are waiting for cal fire to provide an update on the fire. it's supposed to begin any minute now. this is a live look at the scene as they are about to get started. in one week, this fire has scorched 140,000 acres. >> a break in the alex hweather allowed progress, containment is now 40%. winds have died down considerably. 56 people are confirmed dead in what's become the deadliest and most destructive wildfire on record in california. >> and there are fears the death toll could go much higher, because about 300 people are unaccounted for in butte county. hundreds of crews are looking for debris. >> nearly 8800 homes have been destroyed in the campfire, and 15,000 structures remain threatened. a few evacuation orders have been lifted, but there are still mandatory evacuations for tens of thousands in the fire's path. >> president trump will be coming to california saturday to see the devastation. few details are available. the president is expected to meet with some of the fire victims. >> so we don't have his itinerary, but he will talk with

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what cal fire teams do, they're made up of 50-or-more people, multi-disciplinary cal fire employees, local fire, state and local law enforcement. it is multi disciplinary. we come to communities when they request in time of needs and we come and serve as a force plu multiplier. we come to imbed and expand local capacity to best serve the local community. thank you very much. >> good evening, everybody. my name is corey honey. i'm the sheriff coroner of butte county. i want to begin my comments with this. we are dealing with a very dynamic situation that is rapidly evolving. we are doing our best to get information to you in a timely manner, but i would ask that you please be patient with us and understand that what i tell you today may change or may have to be modified as we gather more information. i want to start off and tell you a little bit about our law enforcement mission. we have mutual aid law enforcement from throughout northern california. those law enforcement officers have come to assist our local law enforcement officers with evacuations as well as maintaining the securi

the former cal bear replied, "it's my favorite play ever." now i don't know exactly what's going on between jared goff and halle berry, but love could be in the air. i can tell you smoke is in the air here in levi stadium. back to you. >> thanks. at least jared goff made a pass. county. that's all i got. >>> coming up our next half hour we are going to be live, the continuing coverage of the camp fire in butte county. >> we'll look at the devastation and incredible stories of people stepping in to help fire victims. on the camp fire in butte county... minutes ago... the sh >>> you're watching kpix5 news. >>> our top story at 6:30, breaking news on the camp fire in butte county, just minutes ago the sheriff there reporting 13 additional victims lost their lives in this fire. that brings the number of confirmed deaths to 42. the camp fire is now the deadliest wildfire in california history. authorities have a list of 1,200 people who they still want to check on. these include people who have left home and are in shelters. 52,000 people remain e

update from cal fire officials. >> right now here's the numbers. firefighters continue to make steady progress containing the "camp fire." it's burned about 142,000 acres and is now 45% contained. the death toll stands at 63 with an update as we mentioned expected momentarily. authorities say more than 600 people are unaccounted for and that number could change within the hour. the fire has destroyed nearly 10,000 homes. president trump will tour the area tomorrow. >>> right now cal fire officials are set to give their daily update on the "camp fire." this is a live picture from the silver dollar fairgrounds. this is in chico. we'll be monitoring the news conference for the latest on the firefight and listen later when the sheriff takes the podium for the update. the "camp fire" has created another day of horrible air quality in the bay area. researchers say smoke from the "camp fire" is now creating the worst air quality anywhere on the planet. breathing the smoke-filled air in san francisco today is equivalent to smoking more than a half pack of

cal fire says 6,713 structures have been destroyed, most of those homes. and right now there are 4,555 firefighters out on the (jrs) 52,000 people have had to evacuate their homes leaving everything behind. many shelters are full but two are still acceping evacuees. the butte county fair grounds in gridley is accepting people. the elks lodge shelter has moved to bidwell jr. high school and is now excepting more people. the elks lodge is now closed. those addresses are listed on your screen. and all evacuation orders and centers are on our website kron4 dot com. (justine) we have team coverage of the camp fire in butte county for you this evening. mabrisa rodriguez is tracking how much longer smoke will stay in the bay area air. alecia reid went to sonoma county to learn how fire crews are helping get the camp fire out.(jrs) but first we want to get to kron4's dan thorn live in chico who just left a cal fire press conference with all new information. dan. (dan)another sad update from officials..the number of people dead because of the camp fire has gone up

cal fire says the number of aircrafts they use is based on the complexity of the incident. ( darya ) cal fire says they manintain the planes everyday so they are ready to go on a moments notice. ( james ) this morning we are hearing from one person who escpaed the camp fire and rescued friends and neighbors along the way. ( darya ) kron 4's gayle ong talked to him and learned how he threw everything he could in his two seater car. jacob jones grabbed what little he could in such little amount of time..he picked up neighbors, friends, their children and pets and drove off in his two seater 19-91 honda civic he calls "betty white"

cal coach leading his bears to have that at half time. andre kelly 2 year, 15 on the game, 7 rebound, the bears burying the hampton pirates. >> good times the at the tank. the sharks with the come back over the team with the best record. happy pill to take, sip of your beer, all is well. the sharks plow a 3-0 lead. joe had two goals and the sharks pull even. 13 picks later, joe thornton in from the left, his 400 goal. sharks beat the predators. >> you better jump on the shark's bands wagon. see you later. >> good night. [door opens] oh, good. you're up. oh, it is such a beautiful day. let's go have brunch somewhere outside where i can wear my new sunglasses, huh? ew, gross! what happened to you? i'm hot. - now i'm cold. - oh, no. [crying] and we have that concert tonight. i know, but that's the furthest thing from my mind, okay? we had amazing seats for lady gaga, and he gets sick. i'd been looking forward to that concert for months. it's the one gay cliché i allow myself. [birds chirping] [indistinct shouting] no more fighting! for the

. >> these numbers will change, because we are awaiting t conference from cal fire. since it broke last thursday, the camp fire has charred 125,000 acres. to give perspective, that's more than the size of the city of san jose. at this point, crews have the fire 30% contained. that number will change when -- that's the same number we had this time last night. we'll see a change in the number soon. >> the flames have destroyed more than 6,500 homes. this makes it the most destructive wildfire in history. this is also the most deadliest wildfire in history, as well. the majority of deaths coming from the small town of paradise. we should say, there are more than 200 people still unaccounted for. as we saw in last year's wine country fires and the middletown fire before that, this is an agonizingtocey that search trip size. the u.s. military has also now stepped in. we're going to send it over to butte county where cal fire is just now addressing and giving us an update on this fire. let's listen in live on butte county. [ no audio ] >> we apologize. we are trying to get

cal tran clearing this after finishing overnight road work. still slow. 22 broadway to alameda to 66 if you're taking the southbound side of 880. use 580 as an alternate, and that's your best bet. we are keeping aen eye on our trouble spot at highway 101, and here's dennis with sports. >>> the air quality index was 159 at kickoff, and the chargers-raiders game, if that number had been 200, the game may not have been played, and it could have been good news for the raiders. jon gruden hoping to get more than 3 points on the board as they did against the 49ers. l.a. leading, and 3rd quarter, river to gordon, and low pass, and two would-be tacklers, and 66- yard score, and the bulls have the touchdown lead. 4 minutes left in the game, and oakland going for it on 4th and 5. carr under pressure, and throwing it to the ground. chargers win it. oakland 1-8. seattle celebrating the touchdown, giving the ball the floyd money mayweather, and that's turning around just in time, and l.a. wins it, and they are 9-1. >>> on the size, the shark fans starting

cal fire does have some cal fire does cal fire does have some safety tips for people to keep in mind..such as not mowing or trimming your grass on dry windy days.securing your tow chains because dragging chains can cause sparks.and to report any suspicious activities relating to wildfire starts. reporting live in sunol dan thorn kron4 news. front of the bus yelling and saying i'm gonna take you on the road to christ.">(pam) coming up -- a california school field trip took a dangerous turn after a man tried to hijack the school bus... details on what the bus driver did to protect her students. (pam) plus .. a woman attacked with a knife ... and the suspect is still on the loose... where it happened and how the suspect managed to get away. (ken) and up next it's been 40 years since the mass suicide at jonestown... tonight we hear from a former member who left guyana moments before the deaths.... you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yes! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... the perfect sweater makes the perfect holiday

cal fire says it moved at 76 acres a minute and outpaces a fully staffed cal fire command in the area. >> it was started in a remote location and as the resources got overrun with fire and trying to get people out, then it just transitioned into an urban fight within the community. >> reporter: winds up to 60 miles an hour blew embers as far as a mile ahead of the front igniting houses in paradise as early as 8 a.m. that's when cal fire started corralling people to keep them safe. >> it was just about life saving missions, finding these temporary refuge area. i can tell you 100 stories about people moving civilians into some of the commercial properties and then defending the commercial properties because they had such a population there. a lot of our bulldozers were used to open roads because of the abandoned cars. >> reporter: cal fire says it burned the fastest in the area right before it hit town. that's the area that's heavily forced. they say there is a lot of fuel there. at 6:00 i'll tell you what the secretary of the interior as well as the secretary of agriculture for the uni

it led cal officials to cancel the men's basketball game. >> they are quiet on this thursday night. following the cancellation men's basketball game. school officials say a significant amount of smoke has adulterated the gym. they read an email that they sent out. >> is just really irritating, it's hard to believe you wake up with a runny nose all the time. in oakland ace hardware, employees tell us they had to go to the >>> from medical and the er says there has been a surge of patients needing help for respiratory problems. >> i guess you can say this is the equivalent of smoking a pack of cigarettes. >> reporter: but the doctor says healthy people should be back to normal in a few weeks. >> the further we are away from if fire, the more that what you see in the air are the small particles. so no one has a good idea of how much. >> reporter: accurate counts, students say they are relieved that classes have been canceled. cal officials say they haven't made big game against stanford but they are continuing to had monitor the air quality. >>> all public school ins alameda county are

we expect to hear from cal fire in a few minutes. meantime, here's what we know so far. 29 people are confirmed dead in the camp fire. it were through the town of paradise thursday morning. more than 6400 homes have been destroyed. the fire has now burned more than 113,000 acres. right now, it is 25% contained. and we have just learned that president trump has improved a major disaster declaration for the state. >> we want to show you a map from cal fire showing the perimeter and enormity of this fire. right in the middle of the with just to the west. and you can

cal fire says evacuation orders have also been issued for. the communities of berry creek, brush creek, mountain house and bloomer hill. those areas are listed on your screen. < "i will tell you this weighs heavy on all of us myself and especially those staff members who are out there doing what is important work but certainly difficult work.... i am happy to report that through investigation we've been able to confirm approximately 70 people who were previously reported missing have now been located and are safe. i know that atleast 10 of those individuals were located at by investigators at local shelters. "> (michelle) (michelle)and we are keeping you up to date on these wildfires through push alerts. download our kron4 app for everything you need to keep you safe. firefighters are still busy battling the camp fire... what investigators believe caused the fire to start. and we are taking a look at the devastation in paradise following the camp fire. plus a look at ways you can protect your health as the air quality continues to deteriorate

cal fire just updated us. the hill fire is now 15% contained with 4,500 acres burned. >>> turning to other news now, spending just one day in lock-up can be devastating especially for a child. that's why many counties have developed a tool to determine which kids really need to go to juvenile hall and which are better off waiting for their day in court at home, but investigative reporter found some counties aren't using that tool as intended. >> good morning. that tool we're talking about is a detention risk assessment. we never heard of it before, but turns out its pretty important. when kids get arrested probation officers assess whether they pose a danger to the community and should be locked up before their cases go to court, but we found in several bay area counties when the scores on those assessments indicate the kid can be released, most are sent to juvenile any way. its called the detention override. experts say normal override rate is about 15%, but we reviewed five years of data from san francisco a

including cal straight channel islands and cal lutheran students were in the bar at the time. more than 20 peoppperdine studes in the bar. a freshman dorm takes a bus to thousand oaks for this night on wednesdays. in part because students 18 and up are allowed in on that country music night. >> so, james gagliano. where do we go from here? we know there are fatalities among the 11. what are they doing now? they are trying to identify? >> the law enforcement has a herculean task. maybe sure nobody else was involved. make sure it wasn't a conspiracy and nobody or nothing else follows. they want to establish that and then build the case against this person. this person is deceased. we are not taking him to trial. there is not an opportunity to speak to them. we live in an age, the 21st century, rigwhere there is a digital footfootprint. did he take his own vehicle? did he uber or lyft? did he take public transportation? they will take this back to where he lived. what caused him to do this? was this somebody with emotional problems? was this somebody with a grievance against the

and the cal golden bears opening the year in anoter country. we'll have the highlights until then, more news after the break. (vicki) continuing our breaking news coverage out of southern california. that's where the woolsey fire is burning through the area scorching 35-thousand acres... at least 150 homes have been destroyed so far. and more than 250-thousand people are under evacuation orders. that includes the entire city of malibu...a city of about 13-thousand people. right now the fire's pace has forced firefighters to focus on saving lives rather than saving homes. another fire called the 'hill fire' to the west has burned more than four thousand acres in ventura county and is 15 percent contained. (grant) the so-called 'camp fire' in butte county has turned deadly tonight as nine people have lost their lives. and at least 35 people are missing... more than six thousand homes have been destroyed... making this fire in paradise the most destructive in california history. 15-thousand more homes are still threatened tonight.. more than 90- t

cal fire says the # 0,000 -- 70,000 acre cal fire has damaged and destroyed the town of paradise. and the fire is blanketing the area with a spare the air alert this afternoon. >> five people have died in the camp fire. the sheriff's department says the bodies were found in the vehicles in edgewood way in paradise. >> we want to bring you the front lines to this fire. this is in an air of butte county east of chico, i spock to a cal fire representative about the city of chico and whether they're in danger of the camp fire and they're taking advantage of the winds right now. they're building a defensive wall around the eastern portion of the stiff of chico hoping to force that fire to north. many families yesterday had to drive through tunnels of fire to get to safety, in all more than 50,000 people have been evacuated because of that fire right there. ktvu's elissa harrington has more from paradise the wildfire wiped out the town of paradise. i'm in sky way and pierson, it used to be a stretch of shop that is now rubble. >> it's pretty devastate. >> power lines are down all povert

i know you went to cal and hoping for this. because they can go to a bowl game, they will but no matter what they do, this is the real bowl game. >> i was talking to frank about this earlier. if they win this game, they go to a better bowl game but you're right, this is what cal fans live for. stop with that little smile. >> no smirk. this is what i love -- when people who left college 10 or years more fell in love with their alma mater. >> i had microphone issues but i want cal fans to know that the day before the big game sal was wearing a red tie. >> what happened? >> i forgot. >> so 6 a.m. this morning if you missed it he took off the tie and you got a brand new blue and gold one on. >> at least it wasn't game day. >> thank you. >> there you go. . >>> speaking of sports, join us monday here on the nine, former san francisco giant hunter pence and his wife joining us live as they are honored for their work helping children in need. i know he still wants to play baseball. there could be a chance. >> not out of the question. w

ktvu reports cal fire has spent its entire firefighting budget for the ifies cal year that ends next june. >> firefight, and the massive fires in northern and southern california, each area attacked bulldozer called sts. 8700 firefighters are are spend hours statewide, we've gone to 15 other states for resource help as well as the national guard has put 100 groups on the ground for us. >> extreme fire conditions and longer fire seasons that extended into december last year are putting more burden on the state's budget. cal fire alerted the legislature in a letter that the 42 million budget would be tapped out for the fiscal year. >> the emergency fire suppression was exceeded back in the state granted an extra 248 million so cal fire could -- 234 million for for a fighters and staffing through december. the money is from a $200 million reserve fund reserved by governor brown. >> it's being drawn down from the $200 million reserve. >>> and the costs has reached record highs, in the 2014 to 2015 emergency fire suppression totaled ailed $242 million, and costs have always exceeded the b

i'm todd drum, division chief for cal fire in sonoma county and i serve as incident commander for cal fire team 4 and specifically on this incident i'm a unified partner with the paradise police department. cal fire teams are made up of 50 or more people, multi disciplinary, many cal fire employees, local fire, state and local law enforcement. it's multi-disciplinary. we come to communities when they request and serve as a simply force multiplier. we come to embed and expand the local capacity to best serve the community. thank you very much. >> good evening, everybody. my name is korey honea and i'm the be sheriff coordinator for butte county. we're dealing with a very dynamic situation that is rapidly evolving. we are doing our best to get information to you in a timely manner, but i would ask that you please be patient with us and understand that what i tell you today may change or may have to be modified as we gather more information. i want to start off and tell you a little bit about our law enforcement mission. we have mutual aid law enforcement from throughout northern califor

usf and cal state east bay as well and uc berkeley. it is possible that the big game between cal and stanford on saturday could be canceled. that is set for 4:30 in berkeley. the officials are waiting until closer to kick off to make the call. some southbound schools will still be open tomorrow despite the unhealthy air. kpix5 is in san jose with that debate over to cancel class. >> san jose state university staff decided to close down today and tomorrow because of the bad area. the question is, why are some schools deciding to stay in session while others are not. >> you smell the smoke the minute you step outside. >> reporter: the air quality in the southbound so bad -- >> it keeps getting worse and worse. >> reporter: the index hit levels higher than bangladesh, one of the most polluted cities in the world. some schools chose to school. >> at this time, schools will remain open. >> reporter: others like district under the santa clara district decided school will remain in session. >> i was wondering why it was not canceled. >> repor

sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"any rain is good helps put out the hot spots and clears the air" i caught up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico where cal fire has set up their base camp. she said the cal fire crews are counting the minutes until the rain falls.. but. they are nervous. if it rain comes down to fast. or if it rains for too long.. it could make their job harder and conditions dangerous for nearby evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"it can cause debris flow and cause problems with our equipment, the crews are deep in the woods and if it turns into mud can make life harder, right now the prediction is not too much should be good but we will be watching the forecast closely" gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) santa clara police admit there are some unanswered questions in the mystery (ken) kron 4 newsgabe slate kron 4 news (ken) santa clara police admit there are some unanswered questions in the mystery surrounding the disappearence of 49ers fan ian pow

cal was supposed to host it in berkeley. the university issued a announcing that the game has been postponed until december 1st. this is the first time the bay area's biggest college football rivalry has been postponed since 1963. that of course was the day after president kennedy was assays nature. one of cal's more well known graduates is showing his support for the fire victims in butte county. a green bay packers quarterback, aaron rodgers wore a butte strong. he was a star in the nfl after being in cal. go to our website, ktvu.com for the latest and the air quality. we are an air quality chart to help you plan for your weekend. >>> we are following a developing story now up in the santa cruz mountains. that's where a fire has destroyed two structures. it burned 25 acres on a remote property just outside the town of boulder creek. ktvu's jesse gary live now on the scene with the latest. how are conditions? >> reporter: it's better. the firefight is going up the slope of this mountain. hand crews are using hoses targeting

j checking out his son that plays for cal. cal was down by 14 out of the gate. andre kelly might be a kid worth watching, 6'8", 260 out of stockton. temple on a 15-2 run in the second half, gets the alley oop working there. cal was done for but we've got to show you can dunking dutchman. 7'3", cal falls 76-59 totem president obama, the bears 1-3. >> santa clara and physically over powered tonight. jordan 15 points and 7 rebounds. more from the golden gophers. that's the left hand slam. physically over matched, 88-66 golden gophers. >> all right, the oakland a's have a kd of their own, chris davis. today. major league baseball naming him the outstanding dh. that's the edgar martinez award. edgar played with the mariners 18 years. 48 homers for chris davis, 123 rbi's making it the third straight year 40 home runs or more. >> check this out tonight. remember minute boelte, 7'6", with the goldsen state warriors. remember he would just get one and i would say heave it successfully for three. well, he has a son playing at the university of oregon. his cream creative e

services include application, billing medi-cal for services. representing patients during medi-cal appeals. services are performed on site and off site. the reason for the retroactiveness of this contract has to deal with the lengthsy negotiations between the city attorney and health advocates due to state mandated changes in medi-cal reimbursement rates that resulted in several months of delays. the contractor has continued to provide services. good faith basis. they are awaiting payment, so we request your approval of the resolution. i also have folks if there are questions related to the funds? >> president cohen: how does an uncompensated and unapproved contract make its way through the budget process? i don't know if that's a question you'll be able to answer. >> i don't. but i can follow up and find an answer for you. i don't know the answer to that. >> president cohen: has the department of public health received any other services they haven't paid for yet? >> not to my knowledge. >> president cohen: so, maybe you can reiterate again. i

today cal fire says evacuation orders have also been issued for... the communities of berry creek, brush creek, mountain house and bloomer hill. those areas are listed on your screen. and all evacuation orders are on our website kron4 dot com. (jrstone) we're experiencing critical fire weather in parts of the bay area tonight.the red flag warning is now in effect.the north bay, santa cruz mountains, and east bay hills are more vulnerable. kron4's ella sogomonian is live at the alameda county fire department in dublin... where they are monitoring the situation. ella,. what does it look like out there tonight? the red flag warning has begun and it goes on until 4 pm tomorrow gusty wind and low humidity are to blame.the weather service and calfire are warning people who live in the most vulnerable areas to be ready to get out at a moment's notice. the alameda county fire department has added two crews in addition to the firefighters working overtime right now because they've already shared resources to the north for the camp fire that's burning and to t

cal is super excited because eywha hi first career rushing touchdown. cal with the lead 15-14. usc fans can't quite believe it. this doesn't happen against the bears. cal wins 15-14, the final. the streak is over. the bears are bowl eligible. saturday night, it was senior night for stanford as they hosted oregon state. love's final run on his home field from the tunnel. he just kept on running, straight to the end zone. this one, 28 yards for the touchdown. he may have had injuries over the past two seasons, but he still has those nfl-quality moves. great cut. he finished with 11 carries for 90 yards. oregon state tied it. the cardinal countered. then it's parkinson making the grab. he had a night. costello looked his way a lot. 75 yards to the house on this one. he had 143 of his 166 receiving yards in the first half. he had four straight catches, all for touchdowns. that was score four. stanford just rolled, 48-17 the win there. they are now bowl eligible as well. this afternoon, the raiders host the l.a. chargers, 1:05 at the coliseum. air quality will be tough. take precaut

college basketball season getting underway- cal opening its year in shanghai, china... you see yao ming in attendance for the festivities. --golden bears facing yale... cal's main source of offense was paris austin... runs the floor and goes right to the rack. game high 18-points. --but yale..way too strong... boys from the ivy league led by as many as 21.. miye oni...3-for-5 from downtown, 16 points --cal falls, 76-59 turning now to the nfl-- the league released a statement today saying it is monitoring air quality conditions... due to wildfires in northern and southern california. the effects from the butte county fire were evident in alameda this week. this was video from yesterday's practice as the raiders were moving through the haze. in l-a, 45 rams team employees were evacuated from their homes....because of the woolsey fire. there is the outside possibility the games could be moved or see a change in schedule, but the league says they will go on as planned for now. jon gruden...gave his remarks on the fires this morning. "i hope that the fires go away. i'm more

the cal fire map of the area. more than 5000 firefighters are there. crews have been working to keep the fire from spreading south into the town of coralville. today, they cleared -- oroville.brush and sprayed water on dry vegetation near the orville dam. they say they feel more optimistic about that part of the fire fight. officials also say they expect to have full containment by the end of the month. >> again, the news conference from cal fire to update us on the latest information from the fire is just about to begin. it's happening at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico. among other things, we are hoping to find out whether more bodies has been found. you will recall yesterday, they found 13 more bodies, bringing the death toll to 42. let's listen in because it looks like that press conference is just about to begin. >> good evening. my name is steve kaufman. i'm a fire captain with the ventura county fire department and i serve as the public information officer for cal fire incident 4. this is the fire update for the camp fire. november 13th,

cal fire says the town is ruined. hundreds, if not thousands of homes and other structures burned to the ground. fire came in around 6:30 yesterday morning. the town's entire population of 26,000 people were forced to evacuate. number came to the church we're at in chico, including chuck halsey. when he came out of his mobile home, he saw red every, where hopped into his pickup truck and hightailed it out there with thousands of other evacuees. >> sending people down the skyway but i saw the trees and telephone poles fallen and thought they're sending them to their deaths. i pulled over to a parking lot with a little clearing and thought i better sit this out, and then it all came and was just huge and said oh, we're going to all die. get out of here. got back on the skyway and a telephone pole hit the back of my truck, caught something on fire, and just when i got a break, i got to go fast, and i just barely got out. it was, it was bad. worst thing i've ever been through in my life. >> reporter: chuck tells us he sav

cal is 7-4 and enjoying one of their best seasons in years and the game this year is in berkley so cal fans are feeling it this year including the head coach. >> we're all honored to be part of the big fame. one of the greatest rivalries and we appreciate all that comes with it and the passion from fan bases and so on. we have to use the energy and emotion to focus on playing well. >> all right coach, let's hope so. for the first time in moons we get an early kick off at cal. they will tee it up at noontime. so if you're setting up your tailgate parties maybe you want a breakfast motif. >> okay. >>> thank you, frank. >>> after yesterday and the rain, it's better. >> lighter than usual, typical friday but after yesterday, yes, we are head and shoulders above that. let's go to the east bay and talk about 24 lafayette. it's crowded but not stop and go. yesterday we could barely see this picture because it was raining so hard. this is a look now at the approach to the bay bridge. slowing eastbound 80. we think the accident is behind the building somewhere but you can see traffic beginning