This holiday holding a Neighborhood Watch party. All the neighbors came out and weve been checking in on each other the whole weekend now. Reporter theyre collective gaze isnt for criminals but rather the menacing smoky cloud rising above the ridge. The fire started burning between 6 30 and 7 00 saturday night. Many here packed up and prepared to leave. Just in case increasing winds started blowing trouble toward their home. You hate to see the house go up. But its just a house. And were okay. So you know, you keep thinking of houston and the other fires that are going on and you say, okay we can do this lord. Reporter 200 firefighters are waging an unrelenting assault on the flames from the air and from the ground. Steep rocky terrain is making it difficult for bulldozers to dig containment lines around the fire. So firefighters from calfire and local departments from surrounding counties have gone back to basics. Were basically building containment lines. Right now were hitting it very hard with helicopters. The priority is always going to be life and property. Reporter no homes have been damaged and they hope changing winds wont change that. I have dog food ready to go, kennels. Packed clothes in a bag just in case. Reporter after a night and day of Fire Fighting efforts they still dont have any containment on this blaze but theyre hopeful if weather holds that will be possible this evening. Right now the cause is still under investigation. In gilroy, jesse gary, fox 2 news. The cooler weather and higher humidity is helping firefighters make progress on the large la tuna fire in southern california. Active flames are no longer in sight. But the fire has burned more than 7,000 acres just north of downtown l. A. Its also destroyed three homes. Its now 30 contained. That fire there is the largest fire by acreage in the history of los angeles county. And now local leaders are taking steps to prevent other problems that could develop in the burn zone this winter. Im determined to make sure we defer landslides. And now to the coverage of harvey. Fema announced that 54,000 victims of Hurricane Harvey are now staying in government funded hotel rooms across texas alone. Ellison barber is in the houston area. Reporter in houston neighbors are trying to help. Neighbors this is a donation site for the profit common threads. Theyve been around working in this community for over 10 years but right now theyre working extra days and collecting more doe neighs than normal. Our house came through fine and so we decided we wanted to show him that you give back and you contribution to your community. Reporter from people in houston sharing resources on a grass roots level. To International Neighbors like the canadian. Relief supplies are now arriving in mass to the gulf coast region. We have in there some hygiene products, blankets, pillows. Baby formula, baby crib, Baby Blankets etc. Reporter but in places like hard hit west houston a large number of neighborhoods remain under evacuation as the u. S. Army core of engineer is now easing pressure. Draining down water in two reservoirs. From raw sewage to Hazardous Material contaminants being spread by flood waters to mountains of debris being cleared from damaged homes. Its going to contaminate this area. What if they call this a condemned area now. And weve been here for 17 years. You cant, you cant go back in there. You will get sick. Reporter rolan crosby texas People Living near the Chemical Plant outside houston are now being allowed to return home. Fire crews conducted controlled burns at the plant sunday to neutralize potentially volatile chemicals. Were continuing to maintain air quality testing. Reporter at this point, Texas Governor greg abbott says harvey may have caused 180 million worth of damage. In houston, im alysson barber. They plan to vote this wednesday on a 7. 9 billion Disaster Relief bill to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. Now to washington where President Trump is expected to announce tomorrow he will end the deferred action for Childhood Arrivals Program or daca. The Obama Era Program has granted work permits to about 800,000 undocumented immigrants who arrived in this country as children. Now the fate of those dreamers hangs in the balance. Ktvus rob roth talked to people who are really to mobilize against any changes to daca. Reporter at Frank Ogawa Plaza. I am the daughter of two immigrants who jumped borders, walked deserts because they believed in a better life for me and my siblings. Reporter she told a sympathetic crowd that shes been protected by daca. Ive been able to work and help my family. Reporter that could leave 750,000 people currently protected under daca vulnerable to deportation including munos. I have my children here. I have my children here and we would organize and fight for my ability to fight and stay in this country. Reporter in a separate rally, political leaders said President Trump is providing uncertainty. Give them six months when he ended the program when the sunset in six months and then forced congress to come up with a compromise. With this type of congress, what does that compromise look like . Appalled that our nations leaders would see so little opportunity with these kids. I mean when you look at these children, what they have to know is they really are the embodiments of the dream. Reporter saying quote we have their backs hash tag here to stay. Apple ceo tim cook tweeted, 250 of my apple coworkers are dreamers. I stand with them. But not everyone is standing with them the republican attorneys general of at least 10 states mostly in the south and midwest have threatened to sue the federal government if it does not eliminate daca. If President Trump does end daca a protest is scheduled for tomorrow night at 4 00 p. M. In front of the seven building in San Francisco. Activist groups are already organizing. The city of San Francisco paid 10,000 to set up a fence around alama park when a conservative group said they wanted to hold a conference there. City leaders made the decision after the group said they were going to have all their speakers attend a News Conference in the park. Authorities were concerned that would lead to a face off between Patriot Prayer and counter protesters. No word yet on how much it costs to bring in the hundreds of Police Officers who were also at ala many, o square park. New at 5 30 tonight, hundreds spent this labor day fighting for better pay. The message they want to send to employers. Were learning more about the man who died after he ran into the famous burning man epagy. And more on the nurse that was arrested for not allowing a man to have his blood drawn. The temperatures are going to be like the rest of the week. Ill have your full forecast. Ill see you back here. Police in San Francisco have arrested a man for attacking several asian women. Police are leased this Surveillance Video showing one of the assaults. They say all of the attacks were unprovoked and that all of them were against asian women. No word on the conditions of the victims but one did suffer a broken nose. We have new information tonight about the man who died after running into the famous burning man. 41yearold Aaron Joel Mitchell ran into the burning structure saturday night. Rescuers tried to save him but the epagy was collapsing. Mitchell was eventually pulled out and taken to the burn center but he died yesterday morning. His parents say the last time they saw him was in august when he went to oregon to see the Solar Eclipse then to the burning manifest burning man festival. A video shows a nurse calmly saying she is not allowed to take blood from a unconscious man. Today hospital administrators praised her saying she acted professionally while the officer did not. Yes absolutely she had done everything she possibly could to make that situation work and she wasnt rewarded for that. The nurse was released and no charges were filed. But she says she feels betrayed. The hospital says it responded quickly with new policies. Police will not be prohibited from patient care areas and will have to speak to supervisors as for the officer involved he was placed on administrative leave. A lot of people have been heading to beaches on this labor day weekend. Alex sadvige reports. Rescue groups are warning about dangerous rip currents. Being out here and so nice. Reporter trying to escape the heat from back home. The vale family made the drive out to ocean beach in San Francisco today. The kids splashed around in the surf but they did not venture too far out after a warning from mom and dad. Were not letting them go any deeper than this. And yeah, you just cant, you never know. You cant turn your back on it. Were trying to be as safe as possible. They didnt want you to go in too far. Yes. Why was that . Because they thought i would get pulled into a wave all the way over there. Reporter already this Holiday Weekend at least a dozen people have been rescued at ocean beach after getting into trouble in the water. On sunday, this father and son were pulled out by a rip current and rescue swimmers had to come in and help them get back to shore. A good reminder about just how dangerous the water can be. Just like anything else. Its familiarity and comfort. Thats why we want to get them started young and used to be able to read the water and understand what theyre getting into. Its going to be dangerous if you dont know what youre doing. I think because of the hot weather its pwraeting people to the water. People who arent really used to it. Reporter the warning signs are posted everywhere on ocean beach. Still many people decided to take a dip. Officials say swimming here is not a good idea. You always think youre Strong Enough and you can do it. But Mother Nature as we know, you know harvey and all the other natural disasters, sometimes we dont expect the worse until it really just hits us. Reporter 10s of thousands of people packed ocean beach over the weekend and as you can see they left a lot of trash behind. This morning crews from the National Park service were out cleaning things up, preparing for what will likely be a very busy labor day here at the beach. Of course the rescue swimmers will be on stand by to help anyone who gets into trouble in the water. They are urging anyone who goes into the ocean to not get into the water above their knees. In San Francisco, alex sadvidge. Ktvuchannel2 news. We go to alex sadvidge youre a surfer. Youve been in the rip tides. Ive never been in one. How does it get you. It hits the beach and comes back up. Usually cuts some channels and those are the rips. So you swim parallel to that rip. Perpendicular to the rip and you come out of it. Heres the thing. Are rip tides unusually bad this year . No theyre unusually bad with no air conditioners, 750,000, 800,000 people live in San Francisco proper. They run out to the beach. Now youve got many thousands of people at the beach. And so there are rips out there but really the focus would be just so many people and theres only a couple of life guards. Not that many amounts. Oes beach is bad rip current beach. But the rips werent really that bad. Its really about people getting away from the heat. Think about100 miles per hour. Theres smoke out there now. Temperatures have dropped significantly. And we are in a situation you see this this is from Tropical Storm down off it was further south there was a Tropical Storm. Now its just a cloud cover. But it has moved to the north. Its created a humid environment. Its created showers in northern california. We have showers in parts of the east bay around berkeley. Showers in novato and petaluma. Certainly significantly cooler out there. The smoke is around. It was a spare the air day today. It should not be and probably will not be a spare the air day tomorrow. As the winds are going to change just enough. That smoke will move further to the north. These are the current temperatures. Watch the difference between now and yesterday at this time. 20degrees cooler. Big drop off today. Its a little cooler yesterday. Temperatures have really come down. The smoke from the showers. You see the way the wind is moving right now. Saopl of these fires, we will drain some smoke. 15 fires burning in the state right now. It will not be as focused as it was. Spare the air days and with the smoky conditions. You see the winds prevailing here too. You see the on shore flow at the surface. Creating a cooler environment thats good. You want the winds moving toward the west. It feels like houston today in the bay area. It really does. Humid, hot, especially and yesterday too. Its just been an unusual weather pattern. It is now sort of breaking. The smoke starts to go away. Theres tomorrow morning. That looks like were going to see a little bit of fog tomorrow morning. And cloud cover burns back. Look at the forecast highs for tomorrow not too bad. The numbers look very reasonable. Much cooler, fire danger takes a little bit of a rest. Air quality gets a heck of a lot better. Well talk about the chance of a potential thunderstorms or shower for this evening when i see you next. People in Santa Barbara are cleaning up after a fast moving weekend storm known as a microburst caused a lot of damage. You can see the rain and wind came in quickly umbrellas were fine. People ran for safety. But what youre not seeing in this video are the overturned boats. The downed power lines and downed trees. Luckily no one was hurt. Bracing for another hurricane. How people from the caribbean and florida are now preparing for a category 4 hurricane. From florida to North Carolina people are preparing for irma. Some are worried it will affect parts of the east coast if it makes landfall. People spent the day stocking up on supplies. Officials are telling residents to have enough food and water to last three days for every person in the household. Right now its too early to tell. But its a good time to be prepared. In North Carolina the red cross is putting a hold on sending volunteers to send in texas because they could potentially be facing their own disaster from Hurricane Irma. Hurricane watch now has been issued for puerto rico and the u. S. Virgin islands. It is still too early to tell when and where irma should make landfall. The Water Rescue Team that is part of the menlo park Fire Protection agency is watching to see what happens with Hurricane Irma. In north korea, government claims they successfully tested a Hydrogen Bomb is stirring reaction from across the world. They held an emergency meeting to discuss how to respond. North korea conducting its sixth and most powerful nuclear bomb test. Joining warning of a National Military response from the United States. On monday, the u. N. Council holding an emergency meeting with the u. S. Pushing for a tough new resolution. 24 years of half measures and failed talks is enough. Reporter but getting world powers to agree could be difficult. China and russia both calling for the u. S. To tone down its rhetoric. Claiming military while also leaving military options on the table. We continue to push forward with this plan for diploma diplomacy because you cant give that up. Mean while the south Korean Military responding with a series of live fire military exercises. Simulating an attack on north Koreas Nuclear site. Experts say, its unlikely the south will stop its drills until kim jongons missile programs are shut down for good. When kim becomes confidence in in his arsenal, he is going to then try to take over south korea. Reporter they will aim for a vote next monday. In london, benjamin hall, fox news. Labor activists rally on this labor day calling for a minimum wage of 15 an hour. It was a busy weekend for b. A. R. T. Police. Details on the crime theyre investigating, next. My name is Valerie Decker and im a troubleman for pg e. I am a First Responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. My children and my family are on my mind when im working all the time. My neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so its important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. Its an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. Be informed about outages in your area. Sign up for outage alerts at pge. Com outagealerts. Together, were building a better california. Been trying to prepare for this day. And im still not ready. The reason im telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that. Youll never be ready for. Your little girl getting married being one of them. Hundreds of Union Workers spent this labor day marching for workers rights in oakland. Henry lee is in the newsroom now with why supportedders say boosting pay will ripple through the work force, henry. Frank and julie. Protesters took to the streets of oakland today to rally on behalf of low paid workers struggling to make ends meet. Its become an annual tradition, a rally outside the mcdonalds at 14th and jackson in oakland and a call to raise the minimum wage to 15 an hour. We cant really afford to pay our bills for one paycheck. Fifteen dollars for them is nothing. They can pay us 15 if they want us to stop with this tomorrow. Reporter in california the minimum wage will go up to 15 an hour by 2022. But on this labor day. Many say that cant come soon enough. In oakland, or across the country. Were going to get a big beat down in rising equality and racial hatred taking place and we dont fight back. Reporter protesters march down 14th street to a fight on Frank Ogawa Plaza outside of city hall. The message, workers rights and the right to unionize. I think its important to understand that the reason we have a labor day is because of unions. The unions have advocated and fought throughout the country to give us the day off. Reporter the people who showed off on their day off were of diverse backgrounds, young and old, even a billionaire environmental activist. Im here to stand up for working peoples lights. America has been giving working people the shaft for about 40 years. Its absolutely unfair and time for the tide to change. And time for people to be treated fairly. Reporter the average is now 12 preponderate 50 an the average is now 12. 50. Reporter although californias min phaupl wage minimum wage will go up to 15 in 2022, the federal minimum wage is still only 12 an hour. Nearly 500 members of the local 521 boarded buses this morning to protest around san jose. The Service Workers say silican valley needs unions more than ever due to the number of large corporations in the area. What were doing is were showing that silican valley needs unions. The workers are the bloodline of our community. They want to show the media that we cant be quiet and silican valley needs unions. Here in california, the minimum wage is 10. 50 an hour and will increase to 15 an hour by the year 2022. Congresswoman barbara lee is speaking out in support of raising the minimum wage to 15 an hour. In a statement, representative lee says the communities across the country restricting opportunity. She added that every american deserves to earn a fair days wage for a fair days work. Bather police are investigating several incidents that happened over the weekend at different b. A. R. T. Stations. A man was arrested on saturday on suspicion of Domestic Violence after being accused of grabbing a woman by her neck during an argument. Later that day at the mcarthur station, a woman was arrested for being abusive toward her children. At the pitsburg station, a man was arrested. Trains were not running between the 19th street and fruitvale stations or between west oakland and fruitvale. The lake merit station was closed all together. A Free Bus Service was set up between those areas. B. A. R. T. Says the work will make the system quieter and more reliable. The man hired to investigate officer involved shootings by the San Francisco Police Department is stepping down amidst of controversy of his own. Retired Los Angeles Police detective roger guzman retired last june. In april guzman was arrested on suspicion of public drunkenness. Last week a former girlfriend got a temporary restraining order against him. Guzman retired the day before he was going to be fired. Over potentially faulty takata air bag inflaters. At least 16 deaths have been linked to the defect. Other major auto makers have reached settlements. They also agreed to take action to try to retrieve recalled inflaters that could potentially malfunction. Last night a plane packed full of cats and dogs landed in oakland. Ktvus tara moyarti says right now workers are busy trying to find homes for pets. Packed with puppies. Barking, playing and some snoozing at the foundation. They received a delivery of 70 cats and dogs late saturday night. All the animals that we have extracted out of the Hurricane Harvey home were animals that were part of the shelter and adopt system. So when the flood waters started to hit the area they called austin pets alive. Austin pets alived help to rescue the dogs and cats throughout a three day period. Reporter donated bid sonoma based. Literally a 30 hour whirlwind of activity. I just feel the whole community there was so grateful that we had come that there were volunteers literally in tears when we left. Reporter the crew called people like Kelly Marston to foster the animals so they could prep them for adoption. I have friends in houston, were so far away from them. And this is a way for me to help and make a donation. This is a life that really needs a place and be able to be given a Second Chance. Reporter theres about 15 cats and 54 dogs. Its amazing. That people are just, rising to the occasion. If you would like to adopted any of the animals you see here today. You can check out the live facebook pages of any of the rescues. Tara moyarti, ktvu news. A Peninsula High School has won a multi Million Dollars grant. Coming up we take a look at how the changes will set the school apart from others. The British Royal family is getting bigger. The news today from Prince William and Kate Middleton. The royal family is getting a little bigger. Prince william and Kate Middleton are expecting their third child. It also said kate wouldnt be attending a scheduled event today because of severe morning sickness. The palace said in a statement the queen and members of both families are delighted with this news. The duke and dutchess of cambridge already have two children. The new child will become the fifth in line to the throne. You may have heard the campaign stand up to cancer. Every year celebrities take part of a National Televised show that raises money to fight cancer. Some people will now working on a project they call Super School Live. Tom hanks will appear in a tv show this friday joined by students, parents and educators all of them discussing how to improve american high schools. In advance of that schedule we begin a series, highlighting successful Education Programs here in the bay area. Todays focus is on a shasta for tailoring academics for each students interest and then applying it to real world applications. Reporter here at summit public high school, shasta and bailey city the school year is just beginning in this case you will be familiar with the text. Reporter but jacob is already looking well into his future. I want to do engineering. I want to be part of something bigger in the community. Reporter shasta is giving him a unique academic footing that he needs to get him where he needs to go. Teacher to student relationship. Because you know they dont really feel like the traditional teachers. They feel like friends. Reporter thanks to a mentor ship program where students and teacher mentors meet regularly. Its one of eight schools summit runs in the bay area. The daily city school opened five years ago and now has about 400 students but its a school that not only emphasizes class work. This is your time now if you feel you did not do your best. To then do your best. Reporter but also tailors the academics to each students interest. They try to show students how to think. In traditional models we get very good at solving problems that already exist that we know the answers to because theyre in the back of the book. This develops people who can solve new problems because you need unique skills to solve these problems. Reporter the school has been getting high test scores but they have a philosophy thats different than more traditional schools. Our classes are project based so when students are at school theyre in a class of teachers doing hands on experiences really applying their learning. Reporter this mother says the school seems to fit her daughter. Here shes always moving at her own pace. She can go faster in one subject than somebody else and when she moves over to a different subject she may need a little more help. Reporter the school is also one of 10 Public Schools in the country selected to receive a 10 million grant paid over five years from the aq super school project. Its sponsored by Loraine Powell jobs the daughter of steve jobs. The goal is to reshape the High School Experience to give all students better opportunity at succeeding in life. Summit shasta knows how it will spend the grant money. What were going to do is partner with local industries. Trying to develop, try to expose kids to a broader range of real world experiences. And then, have them chart a path toward how theyre going to get there. Just last year for one of our chemistry projects we made bio diesel. I know for a fact, no other school like does that. Summit shasta had its first graduation this past june and about 100 students got diplomas. And every one of them was accepted into a college. In daily city, rob roth, ktvu news. And well bring you the National Television special Super School Live right here on ktvu fox 2. It is this friday night at 8 00. Bay area drivers could be facing a new toll road. Also ahead. An update on a wildfire in Trinity County thats already destroyed hundreds of homes. Some of the best in the cycling world are in San Francisco coming up we will show you the tour of San Francisco. Franci and we are talking about a significant cool down you noticed that as we head toward tuesday. What can you expect will that smoke clear. Will the humidity go away . Well have all those answers. Keeping up. It takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. And pg e is ready to do our part. Our care program can save you 20 or more on your monthly bill. It just takes a few minutes to apply and youll see the savings on your next bill. When having a little extra can mean a lot. Turn to care. Go to pge. Com care and enroll today. Transportation officials are looking into several options for turning highway 37 into a toll road. Highway37 is prone to flooding. These pictures were taken earlier this year when the highway flooded. Its also at long term risk of flooding as water levels in the bay area rise because of climate change. Transportation officials are considering elevating sections of the highway but a consultant says the only practical way to pay for that is to impose tolls and its possible those tolls could be between five to 7. The east contra costa Fire Protection district has discovered millions of dollars in a forgotten account. The account dates back to 2014. It was left behind when the Fire District transferred its funds and financial obligations to the county. Fire tkreurbls say the money might be used for facility, apparatus and equipment maintenance fire Officials Say the money might be used for. The ponderosa fire is now 58 contained. Its burned more 4,000 acres and destroyed two homes since it started last tuesday. Evacuation orders have been lifted the cause is still under investigation. 72 homes have been destroyed in a wildfire in Trinity County. 61 other buildings have also been destroyed. The fire broke out last wednesday afternoon and is now grown to almost 9,000 acres. Firefighters say its 14 contained at about 2,000 people have been evacuated. The governor declared state of emergency. A wildfire in mariposa has declared an evacuation. The peak fire started yesterday afternoon about 5 miles southeast of mariposa. The fire burned 660 acres and is now 20 contained. The red cross has set up a sheltder for evacuees at the oak First Community center. No word on what started this fire. All right we want to go back over to chief meteorologist bill martin. It was great to get away from all the heat but theres still a lot of fire danger out there. Are the heat has dried things out. Dropped the fuel moistures quite a bit. We have had quite a break today. After significant heat in the bay area. Day after day of heat warnings and heat advisories. Today produced temperatures like these. 85 in santa rosa today. Way down. Look at San Francisco still 79 thats pretty warm for the city but its not a far cry from 106. 88 which was on friday. 88 in fairfield. 88 in antioch. Fire danger always an issue. And it will be an issue until we get to the end of october. Middle of november. Really depends on when those big rains come. We got rain today. Which is a tropical origin. Thats why it felt so muggy and humid around here. This system basically you can see the flow around it. It started way down here across baja Tropical Storm. It has been lifted just as an air mass. A very warm air mass in our area. Which has really modified the temperatures at least the humidity. It helped Cool Temperatures which is nice. Which is the reflective components of the cloud. The sun hits and it gets in. A little shadier. But humid and thats why it cant feel crazy cool. Still very humid. The smoke from the fires will have a more to the out trajectory toward the north and west. There have been spare the air days day after day after day even today but not tomorrow. Temperatures right now as you look out toward the coast. You can see whats missing is the fog component. Fog might try to come back tonight. Youll see, golden gate park. The genius of putting that when they did. When they first put it in. You see how its layed out in the middle of the avenue. The fog tomorrow morning, burns off. Temperatures tomorrow like today. Tomorrow tuesday a lot like today. Were not talking at fire day after day. Were not talking about air quality. Were not tkpwoeufpbg to be talk were not going to be talking about excessive heat and more of a mild pattern. In the 6 00 broadcast is the Hurricane Irma which is now days. But it just got upgraded to a category four. Its a very large hurricane and has the potential. It has a long way to go but has the potential to impact the easternsouth eastern United States toward the weekend. Other than that its just a break from what was a very historic heat event in the bay area. Is it my imagination or does it seal like theres just more extreme weather and are you noticing that. As a meteorologist who studies all this. Seems like were going from one catastrophe to another. From too much rain to not enough rain. To too hot or not. In 35 years ive been doing the weather and its pattern recognition. The summers, the season, the fall, the changes, the patterns you recognize. In those patterns theres these subtle variations. Winter after winter, winter after winter. The pattern recognition is becoming more difficult. Harvey popped up real quick and ended up in a category 4. The heat 106 in San Francisco. Thats an all time record. The patterns are moving around a little bit. So its not business as usual in the weather department. Everything is very different. And thats, so i dont know if that answers your question but yes i have noticed that and yes you have to look at everything differently. Now. If you said on wednesday San Francisco was going to hit 106 degrees. I would have thought 102, 103 but 106 and it did. Thanks bill. Hundreds of cyclists roared through the streets of San Francisco this labor day competing in elgiro de San Francisco. It used to be called the San Francisco grand prix and has been held in the city of napa now for 43 years. Some people keep coming back year after year. Ive been doing this for about five years and this is like the fifth time coming out. Every year we do this race. Our Team Every Year we have a quote unquote the finale race for the season. Its kind of late. So we have the barbeque set up here and around the corner and cheer on the racers. People we talked to said theyre happy with the cooler weather today. Look how cute they are. Theyre adorable. Go, go. I remember those training wheels. Yeah. Still to come here. New research on kids and sleep. How it may play a role in the economy. And this is a really nice story. Its about a kidney transplant recipient and his friend who stepped up to be his donor. Seriously this is one you want to see. Letting kids sleep a bit longer could pump 9 million into the economy every year. Sleeping in can help increase attendance in college. That will increase earnings. If every Public School in the country started at 8 30 in the morning the economic results would be almost immediate. A 29yearold man is getting a Second Chance at life with a kidney transplant. It is all thanks to a basketball friend who volunteered to be a donor. Natalie brunell has the story. Reporter doug veal started this Basketball Team at his church. It could be a true you outreach and bring men from all over the sacramento area. Reporter about 15 years ago he met martin kick. Then just a freshman in high school. Hes hard to miss. I dont know if you noticed hes 65. His father brought him out because at the time he couldnt drive. But he was certainly interested in basketball. The pair struck up a friendship. Hes a friendly guy and so am i. Reporter its only natural doug took notice when he started showing up on the court. I was scared. I didnt know what to expect. I didnt know if i was going to live or die. Reporter when he learned about martins help he jumped at the opportunity to help. Ive had a good life. And im an old guy and especially for this standard here. If i can help somebody especially martin in this situation, have a life of his own after this fantastic. For martin, the gesture has special meaning. The older white male, im a younger black male people can see this and say i can help. Reporter they hope their friendship will inspire others to pay it forward. Feels like its a new beginning. Reporter doug and martin are scheduled to under go surgery at Uc Davis Medical Center this tuesday. Reporting in sacramento, natalie brunell. Thousands of firefighters are on the front lines this labor day battling wildfires up and down the state of california. Including one in the hills just west of gilroy. Crews hope the wind doesnt shift tonight accepting the flames toward homes. Good evening everyone. Im julie haener. And im frank somerville. Fire crews stretched thin because each of those red and white flags is a wildfire. Right now there are 19 wildfires burning across california. And 12,000 firefighters are on the front hraoeups battling them. So far this year, calfire says theyve responded to more than 4,600 fires. Thats almost 1,000 more compared to this time last year. One of the wildfires theyre fighting right now is near gilroy. Residents of the eagle rich subdivision are spending this holiday holding a Neighborhood Watch party. All the neighbors came out and weve been checking in on each other the whole weekend now. The collective gaze is not toward criminals but the me tphasing smoke cloud. Upwards of 8,000 eagle ridge homes sit yards from the structure. Many here packed up and prepared to leave just in case increasing winds started blowing trouble toward their homes. You hate to see the house go up but its just a house. And were okay. So, you know. You keep thinking of houston and the other fires that are going on. And you say, okay we can do this lord. Reporter 200 firefighters are waging an unrelenting assault on the flames from the air and from the ground. Steep rocky terrain is making it difficult for bulldozers to decontainment line around the fire. So firefighters from calfire and local departments from surrounding counties have gone back to basics using hand crews on the ground to
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