New at 11, a small fire in the north bay possibly started by fireworks. This coupled with the extreme drought has firefighters on high alert as you might imagine. Kimberly tere joins us from dublin with more. Reporter people have until 10 00 p. M. Tonight in dublin to light off their safe and sane fireworks either at their homes or at one of the four parks designated across the city. You can see evidence of some of that fun still strewn across this parking lot. For many, setting off fireworks on the fourth of july is tradition. Even though only about a dozen bay area cities allow it. As long as they are the safe and sane kind. I like fireworks because they have a bunch of colors. And theyre very interesting. Theyre so amazing. And they can be shot into the sky and then they can blow up. And stuff blowing up is really fun. Reporter fun, but with all the sparks comes a stern warning from fire officials to be vigilant about safety, both when lighting the fireworks and deciding where to li
Reporter raj, state water Officials Say we are wasting the most water here, outside, doing things just like this. Washing down the sidewalk and washing down our driveways. Starting in august, that could cost you a 500 fine. But there are exceptions. Powerwashing may seem like a waste of water. But the manager at the Cadillac Hotel in San Franciscos tenderloin says its a must. The urine. Reporter the department of public works gets nearly one thousand requests a month to clean up human waste. More than half are in the tenderloin. Cleaning crews use as much as 600 gallons of water a day. People who live here say its not a waste. People are health area risks, with feces, garbage, needles. Reporter even in the drought, the soaking will continue. The state Water Conservation board says the sidewalks can be cleaned here because there is a health and safety concern. But dpw is providing portable cleanups to try to reduce the number of cleanup jobs. And it will stop spraying in other cases. We
5 00. This time around, its a 62yearold woman who got through security and on to a flight from san jose, making it to los angeles international. Chief Investigative Reporter Tony Kovaleski was the first to report the details of what happened. Tony, there is a lot of fingerpointing going on tonight. A whole lot of fingerpoint, jess. Basically, at this point it looks like tsa and san joses airport have been working hard to keep this quiet. 18 hours after 62yearold Marilyn Hartman breached security here at the airport, no word of the security breakdown. No word until a well placed unnamed source contacted the nbc bay area Investigative Unit. The Security Breach started here on monday night. Bypassing the document checkpoint on the second floor of san jose international. This cant happen. Reporter California Congress swalwell serves on the committee. Were lucky she was harmless. Reporter Marilyn Hartman has become a bit of a frequent flier. Its the third time this year she has found a way
Slowing down. Good evening, im ann notarangelo. And im brian hackney. There appears to be no stopping the king fire. It has burned more than 80,000 acres. The flames are just 10 contained. Pollock pines is where four homes have been destroyed and thousands more are in danger. Reporter this is what was left behind on the king fire. Rubble. Homes that once stood here gone. Cbs13 was at the exact same spot days ago. On saturday, there was nothing left. Just to give you some perspective of how high these flames got, they went all the way up this tree and only at the very top can you still see some green. Crews had to take down hundreds of trees marking the ones they believed are unsafe. And over at the evacuation shelter, evacuees still uncertain of what they will see when they get the chance to go home. You would never believe Something Like that would grow that big that fast. Reporter but Bonnie Miller says they have been making the northeast of it. Bonnie has been sleeping in the back o
Car. Actually there was a police car right in front of our house shooting at that direction. This is unfolding in the last 90 minutes. A second hostage was thrown from the car when the chase came to an end at the end of the chase. It is a deadly bank robbery, including hostages at the bank of the west. The moment we learn more information well pass that alone. A pricey call girl back in court today to answer charges over the murder of a google executive. Alex tichelman pled not guilty. We have the new details on the trial, including how the dead executive may end up on trial in the court of public opinion. Reporter thats right. Alex tichelman faces serious charges because of her behavior, but many acknowledge the victims behavior will also be under extreme scrutiny. Alex tichelman seemed more subdued in court today than last week. She was charged with felony manslaughter and drug allegations in the death of forrest hayes, a Silicon Valley executive. He was found dead on his yacht last