hill? >> absolutely not. >> did your kid kill hannah hill? >> no. >> two trials. >> i was a wreck. it was just very intense. >> would there ever be justice for hannah hill? >> the truth always comes out. hello and welcome to "dateline." hannah hill was an jot goioutgo teenager. when her body went missing, police zeroed in on two potential suspects. but to crack this case, detectives would have to unravel the clues held in a mysterious black bag, one that appeared seemingly out of nowhere. here is dennis murphy with the night hannah hill disappeared. >> she was a girl who made big entrances. >> she could walk in the room and light up the place. she would make the whole room smile. >> she was always happy, just wanted to have fun. >> but it was her exit, her sudden disappearance, poof, gone from her house just like that, that enshrouded young hannah hill in mystery. >> ms. hill was last seen last wednesday. we're asking anyone with any information contact the police department detective burea

going back to the hill again, when i was in the hill we use to say this issue, who owns this issue? who owns arms control, environmental issues. i don't know who owns nuclear security or arms control. talking about he, her position, taking risks politically by getting out in front on an issue, not very concerned about. to educate colleagues, and so forth. i am not well-informed but i don't think anybody stands out. somebody who -- this gets back to the issue of leadership. and informal meetings. and elevating the priority in aspects of nuclear security. the question of what is the priority. i don't know. the international -- this marvelous matrix in which he laid out the architecture and of all -- there must've been boxes, 25 different elements, they have a patchwork in the international system, some agreements and treaties and initiatives but it doesn't always work in the same direction with one another. as someone focused on the international side, there are ways to fix up a patchwork and to try to move this issue on the international side towards mandatory requirements. right now

i remember when i was on the hill. observere arms control group, which the staff for staffing that, and it was a group that was therefore the leadership and provided some resources for that, and this was a group that was focusing mostly on arms control issues during of time,icular period late 1980's, early 1990's, just 1990's, i guess, for part of it. it was not exactly a discussion group, it was something that ought to be revived. quite frankly. it went through a metamorphosis and morphed into something else. but something along that line, where members can get together, focusing on a given issue for or area or so forth. this is a group that [inaudible] let up during negotiations for it, so you had individuals who were invested. if i recall, there was a staff or two. most staffers were not involved. this was members only. so in the proverbial language members getting in on the , dynamic issue as it was evolving over time, getting in on the take off rather than just coming in late. so very well-informed people. i remem

kate snow has more on that. >> reporter: saoirse kennedy hill didn't >> reporter: saoirse kennedy hill didn't hide her struggles too often it feels as if i'm drowning in my own thoughts while everyone else seems to be breathing comfortably she wrote in her high school newspaper three years ago. her depression, she said, will be with me for the rest of my life >> saoirse was a real hero in about these challenges she our family for having spoken out about these challenges she faced and inviting her peers to also speak out. >> reporter: patrick kennedy is the cousin of saoirse's mom. he pushed for he pushed for legislation on mental health and created the kennedy forum to lead a dialogue around mental health and substance abuse. substance abus. >> this affects many families in america. it's way past time we >> this affects many families in america. it's way past time we deal with this in the way we would deal with any other public health crisis >> reporter: year more than 180 people died from overdoses every depression is on the rise among all americans particularly young people, and last

, the covers capitol hill, senior staff writer. good morning to you . a story that you posted this morning on the five factors that will determine the gun control debate going forward, of that list, what's the strongest factor? >> the strongest factor is president trump himself as well as mitch mcconnell who runs the united states senate . without those two men, without the support from t those two men, no gun control measure will move through the congress and get to the president's desk and be signed into law a lot of this have to depend on how serious president trump is when he says he supports and endorses background checks because we've heard in the past after the parkland shooting in eflorida the president say exactly that, and he supports background checks and of course as we know, that was not backed up by any sort of action on capitol hill. it was uttered but never followed up on. instead, after lobbying strong lobbying on behalf of the nra, president trump and his administration shifted towards what they said was a hardeni

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i remember when i was on the hill. which the observer group the staff for staffing that and it was a group that was andefore the leadership provided some resources for that and this was a group that was focusing mostly on arms control issues during that time. it was not exactly a discussion that, it was something ought to be revived. something along that line were members can get together, focusing on a given issue for area or so forth. group that [inaudible] during negotiations for it had individuals invested. if i recall, there was a staff or two. most had gone to members only. members getting in on the dynamic issue as it was evolving over time rather than just coming in late. i remember writing paper on one of these for senator lugar before he went into the discussion. >> something to do with funding issues. anytime i think you have this can broadenand you the number of diversity people in that group, i think it is a good thing. i think it is a very good idea theone of the locations of study is that some of the bes

hill. johnston erroneously informed lee that the federal flank rested on cemetery hill, setting in motion the confederates' misconceived assault plan to attack up the emmitsburg road, he continued additional reconnaissance missions, one intended to find a concealed marching route for longstreet's divisions to the right. ineed, johnston told mclaws the postwar years he examined "the troops in which our troops would have to move to the enemies left." despite johnston's clear affirmation he investigated the roads to the right, historians have neglected to draw attention to it. to the contrary, most historians typically only mention johnston's early-morning reconnaissance, likely to allow the dubious follow-on assertion that we never ordered johnston to guide a concede route to the right, and was merely their to record -- to support with knowledge of roads in the area. lafayette mclaws' postwar assertion provided vital corroborating evidence to johnston's statement. historians have been hesitan

so many people live in morgan hill in gilroy and the commute into silicon valley. but for now it is just a mess which is why i've been telling people if you can delay your work as late as you possibly can maybe the next couple of hours even if they clear a couple of more lanes the damage is done. and it was frenetic just for me to get to this location. thank you very much well. >>and sometimes the cleanup process can take just as long if not longer than it takes to clear the vehicles involved so let's check in with her back and see how far that traffic stretches back in. well the drive time is rebecca. >>yeah, it's pretty far guys right now, i'm tracking a a very long a traffic jam here we're looking at a all the way into the morgan hill area you could see how solid that is already up cars really are moving anywhere and you can see why on will's camera shots becae only one lane getting through and that's a six-lane freeway right there that far right lane, the only one. and yes, it is just going to be a mess so avoid this stretch of the can north one o one right at

july 1 is the battle of san juan hill. he got april -- on july 1. >> i would presume the secretary of the navy was not well known around the country. >> yes and no. he already published some books, articles that were decoded so he was a bit of a celebrity but certainly nothing like, everybody knows roosevelt today but he was well-known but he had much more to accomplish after the spanish american fork was over. places like san antonio, texas, here's a bit of a celebrity because of his writing and publications. >> how long was he in cuba? >> they departed cuba in august. so really a matter of weeks they were there. >> this was declaring war congress supported? >> yes. the american people supported it but there were also people who want real keen of the work. congress, part of the declaration of the legislation that allowed the war was that cuba would not become part of the u.s. there was fear by some leaders that this is just land. the u.s. will not annex cuba for the u.s. >> walk us through the day of the charge of san jua

of course, as we know, that was anybacked up that -- by sort of action on capitol hill. it was uttered, but never followed up on. instead, after strong lobbying on behalf of the nra, president trump and his administration shifting -- shifted toward what they called was a hardening of schools really boosting and ramping up security of the public school system. that became the focus rather than any background checks. it remains to be seen whether the president will put some teeth behind his words. host: what is the most appropriate -- comfortable approach senator mcconnell is taking? visit background checks or are there other avenues the senator could be comfortable with pushing in the senate? guest: few reporters and i were surprised that mitch mcconnell, who has been a staunch nra ally is up for reelection in 2020 and needs the support of his conservative base to turn out to push him over the top for another 6 years in office. we were surprised friday when which mcconnell said he was open to the idea of background checks, among other measures including red flags legislat

this is a massive car crash in the clean up stages in morgan hill. look at what it looked like earlier, and firefighters on the scene said it looked like something they never had seen before. four cars fully engulfed in flames and would you believe one person walked away from it all? bob redell is on the scene and will bring details in a bit. >>> in the meantime, nbc bay area responds about a south bay woman that warned us about a investigator, chris tkpw' team. >> judy and art and preston in san francisco, all getting a call from a supposed pg&e representative claiming their power would get disconnected in 30 minutes due to a pending balance on the account. he instructed them to call the direct billing department and 888 number to avoid disconnection in 30 minutes, and that didn't sound right to judy, so they alerted us, and we alerted pg&e and they said it's a scam, tricking people into handing over credit card information. they said real payment problems are addressed by male, with 15 days notice before shutoff and not 30 minutes. if you get this

kennedy hill studied at boston college, a rising senior majoring in communication, and open about her mental health challenges writing in the high school newspaper about her struggles with depression that took root in middle school although i was mostly a happy child, i suffered bouts of deep sadness that felt like a heavy boulder on my best her family remembering kennedy hill as a young woman who loved volunteer work in mexico, cared about human rights, and womens' empowerment, one relative one relative describing her as a describing her as a fearless adventurer who inspired curiosity. for 90-year-old ethel kennedy is one more chapter in a tragic life her husband assassinated two sons died, michael in a skiing accident and david from a drug overdose at just 28 years old, now her granddaughter ethel saying the world is a little less beautiful today. >> ann joins us from outside the compound this community is rallying around the family we understand. >> reporter: they are, lester. you can see behind me that the flag is at half staff as is the flag at the boat pier. and throughout the d

. >> who are the republicans on capitol hill who have to approve the nominee looking for? what would you say they want to hear? wh>> according to the law with hae deep national security experience that isn't spelled out with their own qualifications it will be critically important how they understand the way the intelligence agencies work and how bestho to manage those without micromanaging and then most importantly to make sure the president is getting the clearest picture possible with what's happening on the ground not what he would like to do which was one of the principal concerns that he's only asked for information that aligns world.s view of the >>host: remind the viewers were dan coats differed. >> he spoke out about russian interference in the 2016 election. that isis still poses a threat in the middle east iran compliance with the nuclear deal and all these things were statements said they did not align with the waypp president asserted on the ground in the way he took action to establish a new executive committee to penalize russian threats to the upcoming elec

kennedy hill suffered a deadly overdose. >>the 22 year-old is the only daughter of courtney kennedy hill skyeye video shows cruisers parked inside the famous waterfront estate throughout the afternoon. the 3 houses on the 6 acre property served as the campaign the sun summer white house for president john f kennedy hill was staying at the home of her grandmother 91 year-old ethel kennedy. the family released a statement late thursday which reads in part. our hearts are shattered by the loss of our beloved her life was filled with hope promise and love. >>the home has been a meeting place for generations of the kennedys and their extended family police handling the investigations describe the scene as an unattended death. >>now to switch gears take a peek outside check of the 4 zone forecast here on a friday night, the embarcadero typically has more traffic for traffic car traffic on fridays people trying to figure out how to have fun. yeah. >>this weekend is the name of the game for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow gone u

upper 80s expected in morgan hill. a warm day. definitely a nice one for most. a look at the extended forecast, notice temperatures fall off just a today as we get in to your bay area tuesday with cooling expected wednesday and thursday and friday. inland communities expected to be in the mid-80s. saturday similar before we warm up again on sunday. >>> download the ktvu weather app. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast. easy feature to upload weather photos and videos. that's a free download. >>> a murder suspect is behind bars a year and a half after the crime. still ahead, how authorities were able to track him down. >>> changes in ticketing at bart. the pilot program that starts today. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a 6-year-old boy in london is in critical condition after being thrown off of the 10th floor in a museum. a 10 year old faces charges of attempted murder. he tossed the boy from the viewing platform to the 5th floor roof on sunday. >> we tried to get in to the exhibit but there for four people blocking the entra

tracie potts is on capitol hill. mitch mcconnell is on break like all the rest of the representatives, and we know he has had health trouble but he has to say something about this at some point, right? >> maybe, maybe not. maybe not until they get back in september. he has not said anything so far despite the pressure to try and get this done. president trump suggesting this may be the best way to coalesce both sides that have been at odds for so long over gun control. fresh from seeing the pain and anger in dayton and el paso. president trump is promising action on gun control. >> i think we can bring up background checks like we have never had before. >> if the president says pass legislation for universal background checks, the republican congress and senate will move on it. >> so far republican leader, mitch mcconnell, has ignored calls to bring lawmakers back early for a vote. >> i'm not holding my breath. too often we see complete inaction. >> republican lindsay graham will introduce a red flag bill that allows

the other thing i will just mention is that, going back to the hill again, when i was in the hill, we used to say, who owns this issue? i mean, who owns this issue, whether it's, let's say, who owns arms-control? who owns the bimetal issues and so forth. today, i don't know who owns nuclear security. i don't know who owns arms-control. someone who puts him or herself, by members of talking about, members, him or herself in a position to take some risk, politically, by giving out in front of an issue that perhaps constituents are not very concerned about. someone who is willing to, as biden did in your example, educate his colleagues through dear colleague letters, get-togethers and so forth. i don't know who owns these issues on the hill. perhaps are not well informed what it'll don't think anybodys up. as a little bit of a scattergram of members who share some of these inches, nuclear security working group and so forth, but, discussed back to the issue of leadership, somewhat take a step forward and to think of sending out dear colleague letters, having informal meetings and elevati

>> reporter: this was the destination, the edna hill middle school. the young girl was still walking quite a ways to get here. our gps measured it at just under two miles from where the accident happened to the school here. kids were told about it and offered counseling today. these are the pictures parents dread at the start of every school year. in this case, a 12-year-old girl hit by an suv at the intersection of sunset road and trail side drive in brentwood this morning. >> officers administered first aid until paramedics could arrive. and they subsequently stabilized her at the scene and airlifted her to uc davis medical center. >> police say the driver left the scene but wauz caught a short time later. >> one of our officers being super alert and doing great old-fashioned police work was able to locate the vehicle and the suspect inside the vehicle. >> the female suspect was booked on felony hit-and-run and driving under the influence. the victim was making the long walk to edna hill middle school where superintendent eaton says they broke the n

hill in the past. i received a call on my cell phone. it was probably about 9:00 p.m., and i returned it pretty quickly to mr. johnson. partly because i almost never get a call from mr. johnson. and i think i found when two years. i immediately realize the defense attorney wanted to reach me for a reason, having to do with the developing situation. mr. johnson speaks to me, he tells me that the shooter, his name is maurice hill, that the shooter has been calling him. he's been on the phone with the shooter. that mr. johnson indicated he was trying to bring him a peaceful resolution. he, like everyone of us, didn't want to see anyone else shot at or injured in the course of this horrific event. he spoke to maurice hill on the phone and asked mr. hale if he wanted to talk to me. mr. hill was excess and concerns that he might be killed if he came out. concerns about what was going to happen to him when he came out, including the future. in terms of any possible case. mr. johnson patched me in and then we both spoke to maurice hill. who at t

all of the troops digging on top of the hill. eventually negotiations start between the leader of the american forces in the leaders of the spanish forces. and after a couple of days it was done, they surrendered. >> company rough writers lost. >> we don't know the exact figure of how many rough writers but they did suffer a higher percentage of casualties than any of the other dismounted calvary which is something that is used to explain the fact that they were the forefront of the fighting. >> they suffered heavy casualties but exact numbers we don't exactly had that. was it viewed as reckless. some of the leaders did view him as reckless. he followed something that was a common belief in the 19th century and even dates back to earlier civil war that a leader should expose himself to encourage the men. it is a theory. see mccue at the forefront here not dodging bullets. you want to make them strong. he was a proponent of that. and he was always at the forefront of the fighting. the front of the charge when they went up kettle h

valley 95 and morgan hill, close to 100 today. hot tomorrow, los gatos 93. redwood city 87 degrees. shaving a few degrees off inland highs. fairfield 95. 8 degrees cooler than today. berkeley 72. napa 90. petaluma 98. and cloverdale 98 degrees for a high tomorrow. lake port 101. your forecast, calling for sunshine to return. less humidity on wednesday. 90s inland. low 70s near the bay and sunshine continues through the weekend with temperatures near average. 60s near the water. 90s inland. that is your forecast. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> very special animal sanctuary popped up in vacaville. a loving home to chickens with special needs. >> it is called the funky chicken riskue. cute name -- rescue. cute name. every chicken there has a story. benny can't walk. the founders created a wheelchair for him. she is a survivor of the camp fire and tyson a rooster that was once used for fighting. >> it is the same reason i think that people go through inor cattharof the most abused >> very lucky. they have started to rescue horses from slaughterhouses as well as cats and dogs in

hill: many of us have some sort of relationship with the ocean. maybe it's through things that we like to eat or places that we like to visit, or even long-standing cultural traditions or values that we have around a healthy ocean and a healthy beach that we want to go visit. and so there isn't actually a, you know, a magic message from the past to t tells what''s going to happen because this great human experiment that we have embarked upon is a much larger problem than the geologic record can tell us about. anannouncer: "earth focus" is me possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundadation; and the farvue f foundation.n. the himalayas, we may be far from the effects of climate change. but the effects are all around us. dioxide 45% more carbon in the atmosphere just now when human civilization first developed. climate change is just one of the ways that our presence on earth i iprofoundlyly altering e planet. we will be series, exploring how to counter some of the gre

that so dance festival at notting hill. that so you dance festival at notting hill. that so you some dance festival at notting hill. that so you some pictures because it's a big long weekend party going on here in london. it is the notting hill carnival, billed as europe's biggest street party. a huge part of west london is awash with colour, costumes, bands and parades as hundreds of thousands of partygoers enjoy celebration of caribbean heritage in the capital. about1 million people are expected to flock to west london this weekend. i'm getting ready to leave right now, and i will be doing my summer, my tango and mobiles on the streets of notting hill. i going to take pictures? you gotta show us, i want to see the gossip stop photograph the evidence. have a great day everyone, thanks for watching. hello there. this week is set to bring some pretty big changes in our weather. there's something cooler on the way, something a bit more unsettled as well. but the weekend brought a real burst of heat. sunday's temperatures got all the way up to 33 degrees just to the wes

this is northbound 101 at morgan hill. there's a motorcycle crash with riders on the gruntd and injuries have been reported. so traffic is going to start to slow down from morgan hill. it hasn't backed up yet. and also a couple accidents in the south bay. they are out there, but not causing delays. so we have had a busy morning. and westbound 580 heavy now out of tracy with a couple accidents as well along the way. an earlier crash cleared. >>> in the east bay, a shooting at a park during a youth football practice with parents and children nearby. one person is injured. the shooter has not been arrested. >> this all happened at sorensdale park. >> witnesses tell us that specifically the shooting happened in a parking lot near the restrooms at sorensdale park. there were plenty of parents and children right in the area. there's also a youth football team practicing the same time as the shooting. that team was called the hayward lancers. one of the players' mothers recorded video of the commotion. we're told three people wer

fox news onlt hill live after ings >> welcome back to fox news on t the hill livehis morning. there's a lot happening in politics this week. >> there's u.s. news and world report to discuss tom some of this i want to discuss what's going on between israel andhi congress womanda tlaib. first they said they had concerns about her independentto currenty and wanted see her grandmother and said she should come in. hew should come in she says she's not going. and democrats an how the approach united states traditional alliance. >> i think it's a great story actuallyi don't think it's justn if you unpack it main character donald trump. it probably would got have prisonen to the level it if he did not throw a stink bomb to middle of this he dide becausehas i think keen political instincts on this and democrats ongainin fighce fighting each other over this rish u. there israeli per spec testey they a lou that says if you support the boycott movement we will not let you win. they were willing to as a courtsey to congress inclined to say we'll lethese congressmen in and in generale they

i want to take you up here to the hill. a scary morning for resident, a very busy morning for firefighters here in the clayton area. a wildfire, as you can see, burning right now off of marsh creek road. firefighters are on the hill. can you see them? there are a lot of them, from the bottom to the very, very top. they are fighting this fire. they are cutting lines, doing some pretty good work according to the cal fire folks that we just talked to, trying to get a handle on this fire that is now burning to the east. cal fire says, believe it or not, this is one of 10 to 12 fires now burning in this area. how much has burned? cal fire tells us about 500 acres. this started several hours ago between 3:30 and 4:00 a.m. here in the clayton area. as i said, up to 10 to 12 fires burning between here, marsh creek road, down to morgan terpt road, even down to deer valley road. now, a mobile home park is down in that area. it was evacuated for a time. folks have now been allowed, according to cal fire, to return. everyone else inclu

so as you're coming down into the area past ruby hill, things are fine just past ruby hill. this crash was reportedly on the shoulder, but i think there may be a second crash or maybe more detail on the first with that slowing. everything else moves nicely for the bridge. >>> thanks, mike. >>> still ahead for you this morning on "today in the bay," the bank-style robby this man is accused of carrying out in the north bay, but it wasn't cash he was interested in. stick around. we'll have that for you at 5:25. >> >>> president trump is delaying tariffs, and he says he's doing it for christmas. >>> plus jay-z and the nfl teaming up, the role he will play following the national anthem controversy started by former 49ers colin kaepernick. that's all coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet,

. >> and the south hill, that's where you want to be. >> right. the street that it's on, i'd never been to before. >> why would you as a homicide detective? >> there's just not crime up there in general. so it was very odd. >> the home the detective was going to was owned by a businessman named carlile. sesnick walked into the house. >> it was just a weird scene all in all. this was december 15th. there's christmas music playing throughout the house. >> that's bizarre. >> it was very bizarre. they're very religious people, so there's religious scripture written on the walls. them you have this horribly violent and gruesome murder. it was a very, very odd scene. >> doug carlile was lying on the kitchen floor, clearly the victim of a close-range shooting. >> there was a lot of blood around the body. a lot of shell casings. a lot of bullets laying around. >> how badly was this person damaged? >> he'd been shot seven times. it was obviously a very brutal attack. it wasn't just a one time shot and the person ran out. >> clearly someone was making sure.

right now only a couple of exceptions such up in such as up in the north bay in a santa rosa nicasio hills valais how 64 oakland at 67 san francisco and san matteo also each at 64. so we are off to a company start warmer at this point than we were yesterday but into the afternoon will be a little bit cooler than we were yesterday your daytime highs in the 60's 70's and ths. no more 90's out there at least for the day today, i've got more on your forecast. still ahead rebecca. >>all right we're checking out of the bay bridge toll plaza approach and we're actually going to be looking to hardly any cars just some of the cash being lanes of course the normal backup for this early hour of the morning. but an 8 minute drive time in the san francisco, not too bad. so i try to head out the door if you can soon because this is only going to continue to get busier and busier but to no problems across the upper deck all the way to fremont street. so that is some good news. and check this out the san mateo bridge looking good we're seeing a little bit more cars on the roadway but your drive time still

you can see it on the map here all the red coloring on your screen backing up towards of the morgan hill area gilroy at this is your commute definitely avoid this stretch of one oh one again this accident happened northbound 1, one right before your approach highway 85, at leasta 4 vehicles, we know did catch on fire one person has died at the scene and they're going to be out here for a couple of hours chp and san jose fire department both saying there's no estimated time as to when they're going to reopen the lanes the good news is traffic is squeezing night only in the far right lane. but that's it and it is definitely crawling here and your alternate so there's a road monterey road that runs parallel to one oh one, and you can get your pass the crash the definitely take that instead and again this is going to be here for probably most of today's commute this morning. so what keep that in mind against south san jose. this is north one o one right before highway 85 avoid this stretch of the can let you know and keep you updated as to when we get to any more details and also there's an

this is the drive from 101, gilroying morgan hill, slowing around morgan hill, no specific problems there. we have that report of the crash at state route 130, that started two hours ago. it's not creating other traffic problems for the rest of the south bay. that stalled vehicle in the westbound mid span of the dumbarton bridge is clear. traffic is moving smoothly without problems. san mateo bridge traffic moving well as people go from the east bay to the peninsula. no problems here or on the peninsula. here is a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge, crowded as the morning goes on. it won't take you too much time to get in to marin county. i want to bring in steve paulson. there is ragweed and pollen in the air. >>> ragweed is the main one if you are suffering fromel the allergies. the harvest moon or sturgeon moon or the grain moon. the harvest moon is september and october. >> it sounds similar. >> it will be full tomorrow morning at this time. thank you, ali. bay bridge series, a's giants, it will be warm. sunny and warm. they will be at the game. 80 degrees today. high pressur

and if we can swing over there, you can see the hills that burned. neighbors evacuated and say they saw more fires on the way out. overnight, 911 calls came in about a fire burning near marsh creek road in a rural area in eastern contra costa county. >> he says you have to get out. >> reporter: cheryl pounds says she woke up to banging at her door in the mobile home community. >> when i went to leave, here i saw way over there. it's scary. >> my husband's yelling fire, fire, and people waking up and saying oh, my god, thank you for waking us up. and it was like gridlock parking lot here. >> reporter: she took this picture before she decided to leave with her husband steve. >> we saw in the distance the glowing. and it was starting to get bigger and bigger. we thought oh, no. >> reporter: neighbors sheltered in place as firefighters fought multiple fires from the ground and the air. >> at least 12 fires after 3:00 a.m. that broke out. a majority of them burned together into three, to three larger fires. >> reporter: within hours, they made progress. n

san jose mid-80s in 90s around morgan hill. tri-valley thinking low to mid-90s maybe not up he were 90s like today. oakland to hayward comfortably in the 70s. bayside locations around the peninsula not much change. 80s closer to palo alto. looking at 60s for st. francis. and north pay temperatures into the mid to upper 80s. so pretty interesting. what we could see showing up by the end of the week and monday. notice that's not fog. . that's tropical moisture directed around. to the east. what we with will likely have is increasing high clouds turning to a cloudy monday but right now doesn't look like that moisture has enough to it to fire off showers. but you may notice humidity starting to pick up a little bit. may feel muggy by monday and tuesday. san francisco wraps up the weekend the way it started low clouds and steady sea breeze inland. the spread of temperatures in the 80s and 90s continues but stay tuned monday and tuesday. the humidity factor going up and the tropical clouds streaming in. >> muggy. >> yes. >> rob, than

looks great from east bay hills ca that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. school. thanks to san mateo businesses and community groups they will have these brand-new supply filled backpacks to take with them. this video from samaritan house, a nonprofit organization that helps low income in need. it handed out 2,000 backpacks at yesterday's annual event. filled with things like markers, papers, rulers, pens and pencils all to help kids focus on learning. love it. it's good to be decked out when you head back to school the first day. that was nice to see. actually, everybody wants to look good the first day. >> indeed. what do we have in store today. >> a lot of fog and drizzle. as is the case in the summer, it will give way to sunshine even in santa cruz, 57, on the way to 76. we have 90s in the forecast

in the east bay hills, 78 degrees. it is very warm in our hills and mountains this morning. all that is coming our way. let's talk about it. accuweather highlights, dangerous air and heat day two. cooler near the coast. and the extended, we've gotten to 25 degrees cooler by sunday. highs today, 96 to 104 down in the south bay. asterisk means record high temperature. 84 today in santa cruz. 93 in millbrae. 99 in redwood city, 96 in mountain view. you should be in the heat advisory even though technically you're not. temperatures in the mid 70s along the coast today. 87 is the record high in downtown san francisco. 85 today. so pretty close. 101 in santa rosa. record high in san rafael, our other reporting station, 90. darn close right there. 96 in hayward, all record high temperatures. 100 in orinda. keep heading into our interior neighborhoods, concord and livermore, 106 degrees. record tieing record. cloverdale, unified school district, a lot of school districts going back. very comfortable this morning. jacket weather, 60, by 93 by noon. 102 by 3:00. places like guernevill

. -- the hill. good morning to you. a story you posted on the five factors that will determine the gun control debate going forward. of that list, which is the strongest? >> the strongest is president trump and mitch mcconnell. without those two men, without the support from those two men, no gun control measure will move through the congress and get to the president's desk and be signed into law. this has to do with how serious president trump is when he says he supports and endorses background checks. we have heard in the past after the parkland shooting in florida the president say exactly that. that he supports back projects. as we know, that was not backed up by any sort of action on capitol hill. it was uttered but never followed up on. lobbying oner behalf of the nra, president trump and his administration shifted toward what they said was a hardening of schools. boosting and ramping up security of the public school system. that became the focus rather than back projects. -- background checks. is the most comfort

but you could still see the drdrg e time coming ont of morgan hill te 40 minutes. but that's a huge improvement versus what we saw earlier this morning and then if you're trying to get past 85 on one oh one. things are starting to slow down this becoming more normal we're seeing in stretches here a little over an hour. so make your way into a palo alto robin. all right, thank you. >>governor gavin newsom wants to spend more than million to help all motor home owners and renters all across the state. so the money will come from a settlement related to the 22,008 mortgage crisis. newsome once the funding to go to nonprofits that help people facing foreclosures and evictions. >>those that aspire to get in are being slammed because we have been an able to produce housing to prevent evictions and foreclosures an unscrupulous practices and to preserve existing housing stock. >>when nuisance proposal still has to be approved by the state legislature. the governr says that helso hopes that lawmakers will send them a bill that would cap maxima rent increases. >>on the kron

>>this neighborhood near the hills of danville have been a popular spot going to be money money money for us tout out christina estrada property manager of the danville ranch in california chateau development sav. >>she hasn't put a price tag on the damage just yet but is having a hard time catching the culprits packs of up to 35 wild boars have been cited resident eu ding says he usually sees turkey's endears a border that's a. >>as trends and i haven't seen it i or if it's a garden, thanks. i think people get excited enough. >>excited. but he changed his mind when he saw the damage near his home. >>oh this is a really bad i and i i took a i said that back in a moment ago number saying this is that this could be bad. >>wildlife experts say it's the season when wild hogs tend to come down from the mountains to the residential neighborhood the summer heat drying out the hills causing the hon to look for food and this truck perfectly trimmed lawns obtaining a depredation permit and hiring a state-licensed rapper is required to trap the animals something this property manager needs be ou

the controversy over a proposed school closure in the oakland hills. >> plus hurricane dorian intensifies, the storm on track to slam florida. preparations are already set foay. next democratic , who is out. we begin with the bay area's ride share giants prosing a new minimum wage for drivers. they are looking at $21 per hour among other employee protections. the change comes on the heels of a driver led protest that crossed california. kpix 5's joe vazquez asked drivers tonight is this enough. . >> reporter: uber and lyft are telling drivers they are willing to compromise with a proposal that includes a $21 minimum wage. the proposal comes after days of protests that brought drivers through san francisco a they are demanding a living wage and pushing for a bill that would make drivers instd ract ofivyi it cae customers more money and make them wait longer for a car. lyft is willing to compromise, promising they would get paid $21 an hour, provide some benefits and make sure drivers get their voices heard within the company. lyft is advocating for an approach in line with the interest of

the 22-year-old is the only daughter of courtney kennedy hill. skyeye video shows cruisers parked inside the famous waterfront estate throughout the afternoon. the three houses on the six acre property served as the campaign base and summer white house for president john f. kennedy. hill was staying at the home of her grandmother, 91-year-old ethel kennedy. the family released a statement late thursday which reads in part, our hearts are shattered by the loss of our beloved saoirse. her life was filled with hope, promise, and love. >> reporter: saoirse kennedy hill attended boston college because she was passionate about human rights and women's empowerment, and she found joy in volunteering. in hyannis port, julie mcdonald, kpix 5. to the kennedy family has had of course a history of tragedy over the years. kennedy hill grandfather robert kennedy assassinated in 68. >> his brother jfk gunned down five years earlier, and jfk jr. was killed in a plane crash 20 years ago. >>> you can join our morning team for the latest on this developing story sta

an autopsy today found no trauma to the body of saoirse kennedy hill. aye was 22 and died yesterday after being found unconscious at the kennedy compound. david begnaud is in hyannis port where the family has gathered in mourning. t reporter: this afternoon, right near the kennedy compound in hyannis port, the family drove by the crush the cameras in silence, seeming to want their privacy. in the front seat was 91-year- hed ethel kennedy, the grandmother of 22-year-old hoirse kennedy hill. >> on scene, confirming cardiac arrest. >> reporter: paramedics were called to the kennedy home around 3:00 p.m. yesterday. authorities found the 22-year- old unresponsive. they transported her to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead. the "new york times," citing two sources close to the family, is deporting tonight that saoirse kennedy hill died of an apparent overdose, but cbs news has not confirmed that. today, authorities told us that a toxicology report is pending to determine the exact cause of death. hill had been staying here at the historic kennedy compo

milpitas at 62. 72 in los altos hills. morgan hill the cool spot at 66. 60s from newark to alameda, 64. near 60 in san francisco and san carlos. 62 in danville. 67 in brentwood. down fom 78 a couple hours ago. mid 50s to near 60s in the north bay. santa cruz 56. 84 this afternoon. water temperature 57 degrees. if you have to do yard work, just say no. wait until the weekend. caution if you're going to be out and about because of the spare-the-air. the pool, a great day for the pool. even in san francisco, from 61 at 7:00 to low 80s this afternoon, down to 73 at 7:00. the east bay, 63 this morning. mid 80s at noon and some 90s this afternoon. how about the north bay. the biggest threat from 56 this morning, mid to upper 90s for about five hours this afternoon. >> mike, a new crash reported for the folks out of fairfield westbound 80 headed towards the cordelia junction. here is a live shot of the golden gate bridge where it's light, no problems out of the north bay at this point. and an accident has been reported at the san

police arrested 43-year-old kashman hill yesterday afternoon. a person called police saying they saw hill lure the child into an alley on the 100 block of north fourth street. officers arrived within minutes of the report and arrested him. he faces three counts of lewd act with a minor and is currently in the santa clara county jail tonight. >>> in the east bay today, the jury for the ghost ship trial completed its first full day of deliberations with no decisions. the ghost ship founder derick almena and self-described creative director max harris are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the jury will resume deliberations tuesday morning. as soon as the jury reaches a decision we will send an alert. >>> as part of our effort to building a better bay area, we are spending this week looking into the housing crisis, everything from the high prices we pay to some of the more inventive ways people are choosing to live in san francisco. >> but how did we even get to this point to begin with? abc7 news reporter liz kreutz is going

another hot day today. 96 in santa claire ra. 97 san jose. 104 morgan hill. all under heat advisories. 106 concord. 105 walnut creek. pleasant ton, 106. berkeley, mid 80s. 80 san francisco. >>> and the bridges, so far in the green on every single one of them. the richmond-san rafael bridge and the flashing lights, loan closures approaching the toll plaza but no closures on the bridge itself due to the manager construction on the way to the bridge. doesn't seem to slow anything down on the approach. on the green no matter which bridge you a pitching rotation built for the stretch run. the giants do not. and that was the difference in game two of the series. tyler gave up four runs in four innings. and chapman homered twice in the game. seven hits since he shaved his head one week ago. and hosed on the second run. bailey had a bunt and two hit ins the game to go along with seven scoreless innings. and the hit parade continued in the third. mat olsen off the bricks. a's won 9-5. olson and bailey four hits combined. >> the pitchers might be the best hitters on th