we have breaking news from sonoma an officer-involved shooting involving sonoma county sheriff deputies. they shot a suspect around 11:00 last night. it may have started with a sexual assault on a woman and possibly a kidnapping. we are working to get more information for you with a crew headed that way. we will bring you more information when it is available. >> developing news from riverside county where a fast-moving wildfire is forcing people to grab a few possessions and get out. katie marzullo is monitoring the situation and live in the newsroom. >> we have live pictures for you this morning. we want to take you up. this is abc in los angeles at this hour, the evacuation situations as of this morning are voluntary and that is due partly to the weather and firefighters got a break because humidity was up and the wins were counsel, but we understand that could change as santa ana

winds are expected to kick up in southern california with a wind advisory in effect until this afternoon. you can see flames are burning. when the pilot pulls out you will be able to see the fire trucks. 2,000 people are without power in southern california and the fire destroyed seven power poles. the fire has burned 150 acres since yesterday at 4:45. it is now 30 percent contained. the fire may have been sparked by downed power lines. >> thank you, katie. santa cruz police officers are going back on duty this morning for the first time since two colleagues in the department were killed by a man they investigated. cornell bernard is live in the santa cruz police station with the latest.

cornell? >> the officers will be back on the job later this morning after several days of mourning the loss of their fellow officers. a memorial has grown by leaps and bounds with flowers and notes in honor of connective sergeant bump baker and elizabeth butler murdered on tuesday by jeremy goulet. we are learning chilling details about his past. besides misdemeanor convictions he faced two rape charges in the army in 2006 which could have put him away if life. we spoke with a defense attorney who represented him. the first alleged rape happened days after he arrived at the airfield in monday lou although and the second a few months later. >> there were identification issues in the first case and the second case there remain credibility issues, the young woman was, extremely drunk.

>> despite the seriousness of both cases goulet plea bargained a less than honorable discharge and more details about what led up to the shooting, the detectives specific to him through a screen door and ambushed and he ambushed the officers by coming out a side door. they did not have time to run or react. he took off with their car, guns, and body armor. he was later shot dead by police. a bullet from the shooting grazed a woman walking two blocks away. she was not hurt. police officers back on duty later this morning and the sheriff department in santa cruz county has been patrolling the streets. >> the memorial for the two officers will take place at the kaiser permanente arena in santa cruz on thursday at 11 a.m. with overflow seating veil at the santa cruz civic auditorium.

>> stay with us for continuing coverage of the santa cruz officers killed and you can find updates on facebook.com/abc7 news. the marinen county district attorney has charged a prominent santa cruz surgeon for seeking sex with children online. investigators say the doctor tried to meet a 13-year-old girl in novato after he met her in a chat room. he is accused of sending online messages before setting up a date last month. police arrested him at the meeting. our media partner quoted his attorney as calling the case "a misunderstanding." >> california is a thirsty state the result of a new manual snow survey conducted by the k water resources showing that the snow pack is at 66 percent of average a big drop from early january at 134 percent of normal. the results mean that january and february go down in the record books as the driest in

history impacting the summer water supplies. >> santa clara counties get 35 percent of our water each year from snow pack or from the sierra nevada and 40 percent of that comes through the delta. >> less run off from snow melt means smaller allocation by state and federal agency for city and agriculture and more reliance on reservoirs and state official say two below average years are manage -- manageable but it is a concern when it is two or three years. >> a chance of sprinkles is saturday and a better chance of measurable rain on a wide-spread scale tuesday, wednesday, and lesser extent on thursday. here is what has changed, the temperatures this morning at 39 in american canyon and petaluma. 42 in pleasanton. 43 in santa clara.

union city is 46. richmond at 47. belmont at 48. we have foggy spots through 7:00 notice how quick the sun comes out and the warming begins at ten to 20 degrees warmer by noon with low-to-upper 60's from the coast through bay and inland and high clouds and sunshine will stay in the upper 50's to low 60's at the coast at 4:00 but in the upper 60's to low 70's if you kickoff work early it will be a great afternoon and not a bad evening mid-to-upper 50's around the bay and off to the coast with low 60's inland and a few high clouds. moving forward we have more clouds for saturday and temperatures drop fur to six degrees and evening sprinkles and another two to four degrees with more sun on sunday and another four degrees on monday under clouds. >> sue is off today so we will

look at the map for you, the early accident eastbound 92 in hayward area is still causing problems. it is slow eastbound. now, slow westbound as the rubberneckers look. interstate 80 through berkeley the traffic volume picked up. no problems here to report. elsewhere, it is friday lite. we will let you know if there are trouble spots. >> new era begins without pope benedict and what is next for church leaders as they begin the process of choosing a successor. >> negotiations at white house to avert $85 billion in cuts. that story is coming up. >> good morning, topping america's money headed for another gas record, although gas prices are leveling off, we are now on track to pay half a trillion for gasoline the most ever. we have sharply cut our

consumption. after groupon reported a dismal quarter, the c.e.o. is out of a job and was fired. he said he failed and was getting in the way for a second chance of the site. we are taking on more debt again with debt rising last year for the first time since the recession, including credit cards, mortgages, and auto and student loans considered a sign of economic recovery. and parents say kids now get an average of $2.50 a tooth from the tooth fairy, 50 percent more

>> los altos, petaluma and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> the government is moving to spending cuts that could damage the economic recovery. there are few signs of hope that a deal is worked out with most lawmakers out of the capitol for the weekend. now we are in washington with the latest. >> good morning, it looks like the cuts are likely at this point leading up to today with little if any negotiations but leaders are headed to the white house in a couple of hours hoping to work out differences. >> it is deadline day in washington. $85 billion in cuts kick in before the end of the day. president obama meets with

congressional leaders today but there appears to be no deal. >> if we cannot do better than that we should be fired. >> there is little progress but plenty of finger pointing. the republicans average the sequester to go forward. they have said so. >> we do not have a revenue problem we have a spending problem. >> the white house says the pain caused by the deep spending cuts may not be immediate. cabinet secretaries touched on the potential wide-spread impact. >> tens of thousands of teachers will potentially lose their jobs. >> i don't think we can maintain the same level of security at all places around the country. >> some are brushing it off. >> i suggest the majority leader, the president, and his cabinet, put down the beltway kool-aid because they predict a disaster that will not occur.

>> i don't think personally my job is going to be at risk. >> others like those using head start program worry that the services will be cut. >> cuts involving young children should not be made because the program for young children builds on their future. >> congress heads home and the leaders go to the white house to avert the cuts. >> thank you. this morning, the dean of the college of cardinals sent a letter calls all cardinals to the vatican for a preconclave meeting on monday morning with a process of deciding when to select a new pope at 12:30 a.m. our time on monday. pope benedict stepped down the first in 600 years. catholics around the world including those in the bay area say they can only have faith in the selection process. >> i put my faith in god to

provide someone to lead the church. the progressive, conservative, and, hopefully bring us together on how to serve others although we are all very different. >> the decision of when to enter the conclave will be voted on more than 100 voting cardinals from around the world. >> from florida, rescue crews are searching for any sign of a florida man swallowed up overnight when a giant sinkhole opened up beneath his bedroom near tampa. it doesn't look like much from the outside but inside the home there is a sink hole 50' deep. he was sleeping when it opened up and swallowed him. his brother tried to find him and had to be rescued by a sheriff. the man is presumed dead. crewed had to back out because it was so unstable and it could be a while best recovery effort

resumes. >> looks like something from a movie. not real life. >> we will move forward with our warmest day of the year and, then, it only gets cooler and then deeper into march. march 1, on this friday, we are looking at live doppler 7 hd and it and dry. we have fog on the golden gate bridge and temperature right now in san francisco is 49 and oakland is 48 and san jose is 46 and pleasanton is 42 and palo alto is warmer at 51 and mill valley is 44. in san jose we are look at 87 and 24 hour temperature change, three degrees warmer in oakland and five in santa rosa, and six to eight in concord and san jose. starting in the south bay we will have mid-to-upper 70's in most neighborhoods and cupertino 72 and santa cruz and sunshine and 75. we will have low-to-mid 60's

along the coast and some of the mid-60's spill into millbrae and mostly low 70's for the peninsula and upper 60's in downtown and 66 in south san francisco and 70's in sausalito and wonderful time to be in wine country. low-to-mid 60's at your beach with increasing sunshine and 70 to 71 on the east bay shore and 71 to 75 is the spread in the east bay valley. tone, it will be another mild night with fog possible near the coast with clouds and upper 40's for the bay and coach. there are dangerous sneaker waves around today so watch out for the beaches as you try to walk around the outcrops of rocks trying to get from one beach to another, that is when some of the needer waves could get you. the cold front has eyes for us

and will hold another day and then everything changes tomorrow and we wake up to increasing clouds throughout the day shaking four to six degrees off our temperatures and by 7:00 we start to see some of the sprinkles developing through midnight so you could get a drip or two, and sunday you can see the sunshine returns but we are in the cooler air mass and temperatures by sunday are about six to ten degrees cooler than today and well drop another five to eight degrees on wednesday and thursday with a best chance of measure average rain those two days. have a great day. >> sue is off so we have a check of the drive times in the bay areas. 101 from capitol expressway is 20 minutes in san jose area. 880, we have two checks, northbound highway 238 to highway 980, 17 minutes there.

southbound 880 from 238 to dixon landing road is 20 minutes. that is friday light. we have a problem, though, at the bay bridge. it is at the toll plaza. this is fog in the area. the wait is not too bad at the toll but there is a problem for folks going westbound with a new stall that is in blocking the left lane. it is slow there. >> changes for subway and mcdonald's, one is adding new options and the other is taking some options off. >> march madness with the latest in to an -- a probe in

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>> welcome back on friday morning at 5:23. there will build an announcement of an investigation into potential violations by the st. mary's college men's basketball program which has been the subject of an ncaa inquiry dating back to last summer according to the "contra costa times" about veilian players on the team.

it is not known what has been determined or if sanctions impact the drive to a spot in the tournament that begins in a couple of weeks. >> the founder of 24 hour fitness will submit a bid to buy the sacramento kings and keep them in sacramento. the primary investors will partner with owner of the penguins and a plan to build a new arena competing with a plan to sell to seattle investors for $341 million. the board of governors will decide by mid-april which deal will go through. >> if you are having trouble getting your harlem video together there is an app that can help. >> changes are headed to the menu at biggest fast food chains. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, mcdonald's is taking items off the menu removing chicken select and apple salad.

a spokesman said they are reviewing options for a third pounder and subway is adding low priced items. the associated press says the 6" will debut with chicken and rotate. >> walmart cheaper than target offering better deals on groceries and plain tabling the lead in cheaper household products. stationery, pet food and toys are still priced lower at target. >> the economy is improving, the tooth fairy is getting more generous. a survey shows kids got an average of $2.40 for losing baby teeth up from $2.10 the year before. if you help to make a harlem shape video there is an app with a step-by-step directions and built in version.

>> will the weather cooperate with the harlem shape video? >> we will check with mike nicco. >> if you are too close it will be a rain dance. >> thank you for the laugh. tough crowd today. all right, a look at the radar you can see it is dry. 57 in eureka and tahoe today and mid-to-upper 70's through the central valley and santa anas are kicking in at 15- to 25-miles per hour and bringing mid-80's to los angeles and palm springs at 85 and san diego at 79. it is warm in the sierra at 57 today in tahoe and 56 tomorrow with evening showers and showers could be rain and snow and we will have a light winter mix for sunday and a high of 49. the toughest saudi conference in television, kristen and eric?

>> we have a new problem in traffic which could be a big deal along the coast where it is foggy. highway one reports that both lanes are blocked so not sure how folks are getting by but we will keep an eye on what is happening at devil's slide. transit is on time this morning, and golden gate bridge is foggy so well look at that. you can see mike is talking about the fog all the way up the 101 corridor to marin, so watch out. >> more news for you, lt. governor with a guest on jimmy kimmel and the former san francisco mayor was there to promote the new book but, first, they spoke about politics. >> did you know arnold schwarzenegger used to be governor of california? >> i did not know that. listen to me now and hear me

later. >> jimmy kimmel live airs weeknights at 11:35 at the new time following abc7 news at 11 and "nightline" right after jimmy. >> a brushfire burning in southern california and a live picture for you right now from riverside county ahead at 5:30, the firefight and power outage. >> new video and new information from santa cruz as police officers are ready to return to work days after two

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> on friday morning, thank you for ending your week with us, i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> we don't have precipitation on live doppler 7 hd but it is moist. we will talk about our visibility.

we are down to quarter mile in mountain view and half a mile in san carlos and novato and thick fog on the coast and into san jose. the east bay valley in hayward, nothing as far as fog. it is moving toward the east bay shore. as we head to the afternoon hours we will get sunshine quickly and the bay will be super 66 to 73, quite a spread. and 71 to 77 inland and pockets of sunshine develop at the coast in the afternoon and you will be warmer and low-to-mid 60's. >> sue is off this morning but we have a check on the traffic. we will look at 92, a map showing you where it is slow in hayward because of an early accident. devil's slid there is a stall with tow truck on the scene and i-80 through berkeley you can see it is foggy but traffic is

light headed to the bay bridge. >> we are will forking breaking news where an investigation is under way in a shooting that involved sonoma county sheriff deputies. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is live at headquarters. >> we understand officers are in a briefing right new. they have not been able to release information to us yet. we are waiting to confirm reports that this was an officer-involved shooting. look at the video from the incident. you can see sheriff cars are surrounding a home last night and there are reports that this may have started as a sexual assault and kidnapping but the officers shot the suspect. this is under investigation and officers are working on a press relief. to give you a good idea of where the town is, it is in wine country, in snow may county,

northwest of santa rosa and west of highway 101. santa rosa police were involved in this incident but it is the sheriff that is handling the investigation. they getting the information to us. we understand they are preparing the press release right now. stay with us throughout the morning newscast. we will bring you information when we get it. we are keeping a close eye on developing news in southern california where crews have been fighting a wildfire all night long katie has the latest the ought fire is 30 percent contained with live pictures for you. palm trees have been going up in flames. when they are fully engulfed they are like a match stick. you will see the fire crews keeping an eye on hot spots like

this one with the closest homes a quarter mile away. santa ana winds are expected to kick up until 2:00 this afternoon. we know there are 200 firefighters on the ground. there is one helicopter fighting the flames from above. the flakes broke out yesterday afternoon and burned 150 acres. 2,000 people are without power. southern cal edison says the fire has destroyed seven power poles. downed power lines are thought to have sparked the fire. there is no official cause. some neighborhoods are under voluntary evacuation orders as of last night of the. >> when the palm trees got on fire and the embers came down that was scary. >> the fire burning quarter mile away from the homes but abc is reporting embers traveled the distance and sparked this fire in someone's backyard, an rv

went up in flames and the propane tank exploded and the house next door caught fire. crews made water drops and ground crews were able to put the flames out. no injuries were reported there or in connection with the wildfire this morning. plus are ready to resume patrols after spending the last couple of days mourning the murders of two detectives. cornell bernard is live with the latest. this is a tough day for santa cruz police officers returning to the streets after several days of mourning the loss of comrades killed in the line of duty. this memorial at police headquarters has grown by leaps and bounds and people are still bringing flowers, notes, and candles to honor detective sergeant butch baker and elizabeth butler. they were murdered on tuesday by goulet. we are learning new details

about his criminal past. beside misdemeanor convictions in the bay area for peeping tom he faced two rape charges in the army in 2006 which could have put him arm for life. we spoke with the defense attorney who represented him. the first alleged rape happened after a party days after he arrived at the army airfield in honolulu. the second happen add few months later. >> i can say there was identification issues in the first case. the second case, there was credibility issues, the girl was was extremely drunk. >> goulet is the suspect in an inappropriate touching of a juvenile woman or child, female, and we following up in that investigation, as well. >> local authorities investigated that, as well. despite the seriousness in hawaii he struck a deal, a plea bargain for less than honor

discharge from the army. we have learned new details what led to the shooting and the detectives spoke to goulet through a screen door for 20 minutes and he ambushed the officers coming from a side door and took off stealing their guns, cars and body army and later shot dead by police. police officers in santa cruz are back on the streets about 7:00 am this morning. the sheriff department has been patrolling the streets the last couple of days on their behalf. >> the memorial for the two officers will take place at the kaiser permanente auditorium. >> police are looking for information on a third homicide of the year after a deadly stabbing between two men who

knew each other. a man was found dead christopher armstrong. james alexander is custody and will likely face murder charges. witnesses led police to alexander. >> the talkingive wanted for the killing of a local rapper was arrested yesterday in los angeles for murder in las vegas shooting into a mazurati to a rapper kenneth cherry from oakland. he is waiting extradition to nevada. oakland's first friday art starts up again after the deadly shooting of a teen last month. several changes have been made since the shooting death of the high school senior.

the organizers and businesses have been meeting to discuss ways to improve safety. the event starts at 5:00 and ends at 9:00 county an hour earlier. public drinking is not allowed. extra politician and private security will be on patrol. the size of the venue has been reduced from a dozen blocks to five. performances are on the theme of "healing and peace." >> new details of the latest person charged in the murder of a millionaire. the 33-year-old katrina fritz was one of victims favored girls among a string of prostitutes. cell phone records show fritz and her brother were in contact during the home invasion that ended in the death of the entrepreneur on november 30. fritz and her brother and three others face murder charges in the death. >> an exciting morning for

students at three high school who are watching science experiments be launched in space. here is a live look at cape canavaral, florida, the space rocket will launch at 7:10 with experiments in three local high schools. the schools sent 11 experiments destined for delivery to the international space station. >> talk about impressive kids, right? >> we are finding fog in the sky. what is going on? >> fog is wide-spread and thick enough that the national weather service issued a dense fog advisory. you can see the north bay valley, the bay shore, to the dumbarton bridge and maybe to 237 is more accurate assessment and from san francisco south. watch out for reduced

visibility. it will hang around until at least 9:00 and then it will lift. temperature right now is 39 in american canyon for the cool spot and blessant ton at 42 and pittsburg is 49 and palo alto and bell moment and the financial district and half moon bay at 46 degrees and santa clara at 43 right now as we head through the day we will see quick clearing and quick warming. everyone in the 60's and upper 60's by noon and 60's and 70's away from the coast. and mild this evening with no need for a coat. upper 50's to low 60's. through the next three days that is where the changes take place with a cooling trend at 10- to 15-degrees cooler and by monday. then a few sprinkles possible tomorrow. >> sue is off today so kristen and i are watching the traffic. a look at drive time map capitol expressway in the south bay of 101 is 20 minutes.

highway 238 to highway 988 is 17 minutes. friday lite traffic this morning. the san mateo bridge you can see fog as the vehicles move back and forth with an early accident on the hayward side causing delays but we will check on that ahead. what else is going on traffic traffic-wise? we will get back to you on anything else. >> last-minute maneuvering from rebound and the congress as the clock ticks on massive spending cuts. >> clint east wood spoke against president obama at the co

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gas. the cuts will be phased in over the next few months and will not be immediate. we will go live to washington, dc, for the latest on the maneuvering. >> momentum is growing to strike down proposition 8 in california, the ban on same-sex marriage. yesterday, president obama threw his administration's weight behind the argument to overturn the ban in a friend of court brief. he urged the nine justices on the supreme court to declare the ban unconstitutional because in his words, it violates equal protection. clint eastwood reaffirmed his support of same-sex marriage. he signed a legal brief asking the supreme court to dissolve proposition 8. >> the army soldier behind the biggest leak of classified material in u.s. history has leaded guilty to charges that could put him in jail for two decades. bradley manning read a 35-page statement in court yesterday explaining why he leaked diplomatic cables and battlefield reports to the wikileaks website.

the 25-year-old said he wanted the world to know how the american military was fighting wars in iraq and afghanistan with little regard for human life. he said he hoped to trigger debate of the military and foreign policy. manning served in the army, in iraq, as an intelligence analyst and still faces a dozen more charges that could put him in prison for life. >> driving into work the national news said there should not be airport delays but i am looking at all that fog... >> sfo, when we have fog, we need to watch it, because this could be a delay developing. live doppler 7 hd shows how dry it is. moisture is hanging in the air, too much humidity as we see a surge in warmer and more humid air throughout our neighborhood. from our roof camera you can see the lights on the bay bridge and you can see it is getting uncut by the fog as we move through the morning hours.

right now in san jose it is 43. fremont is 46. gilroy is 40-degree weather waiting for you. in the south bay you can see 87 near h.p. pavilion and the fog is developing here, also, or sliding south across 101 and headed to this area. temperatures today even with the fog this morning are three to eight degrees warmer than we were yesterday. that is the warm air coming in and it is creating the fog. mid-to-upper 70's with santa clara and san jose at 74. the board wall will be 75 at santa cruz. low 70's for the peninsula and 66 in millbrae and increasing sunshine along the coast at throw mid-60's. sausalito is 70, san rafael is 72 and everyone else in the mid-70's in the north bay and your beaches are warmer and

brighter this afternoon with low-to-mid 60's and around 70 to 71 on the east bay shore and around 71 to 75 in the east bay valley. it will be warmer-than-average today everywhere translating into tonight, partly-to-mostly cloudy conditions, mid-40's inland and upper 40's to 50's in the bay and coast. this afternoon, be careful with our beaches, sneaker waves are on the way. you know how you try to walk around the outcroppings from one beach to another you can get caught by a dangerous waves so be came. high pressure is coming together and strengthening enough to send the track to the north right now so the weather holds for another day. tomorrow, the clouds will be plentiful with four to six degrees cooler. at 7:00 tomorrow the sprinkles develop and they hang around through about midnight. the cold front then slides to

the south with increasing sunshine on sunday and in a new air mass and that will be cooler and temperatures will be around ten degrees cooler by sunday and it will drop another five to eight degrees when the rain starts to roll in late tuesday and better chance wednesday and thursday. until then walk out for the pollen. have a great day. kristen and eric? >> now, friday morning traffic, a look and update on the accident at highway 92, it is eastbound, but in addition to slowing there there is slowing westbound as rubberneckers look on the bridge the san mateo bridge, there is a dense fog advisory and fog advisory on eastbound 80 at the carquinez bridge. look the live shot of interstate 680 in walnut creek, this is near the south main exit you can see the tail lights headed southbound and it is moving along fine. >> more news, starting today, great white sharks getting extra

protection off the california coast. we state fish and wildlife officials are considering then as a candidate at endangered species. anyone who cabs a white shark without a permit, perhaps fishermen accidentally, could face penalties such as fines and criminal charges. >> a group of canadian surfers waiting to catch kill are waves found killer whales instead. they found themselves feet away from a pod of orcas on a popular surf beach off the western coast of canada. they first spots the whales a few hundred feet offshore but did not expect them to come closer. they remain hunting for sea lions, the orcas. >> next the controversial experiment kickoff today in san francisco. >> can you put your smartphone down for an entire day?

a challenge that has some people disconnecting. >> at 6:00, record ridership for amtrak. the popular california route keeping the transit agency on track.

>> starting today, youngsters from blow moderate income families in san francisco can ride muni for free. those passengers between the ages of five and 17 can board a

muni bus, troll or streetcar with the youth pass clipper card, some 20,000 have applied for the pass with muni. the program was approved after two years of hearing and debate at city hall running for 16 months. >> elementary school students will join millions of parents across the nation to celebrate read across america, the 16th year for the event cracking on the books to celebrate dr. seuss' birthday and the joy of reading. dozens of events are planning including many city leaders and emergency responders and other officials. >> now, the weather at 5:55. >> the bay bridge lights are beautiful but you will see pockets fog. >> the fog is spilling into the bay area right now. it is not having any affect on our travel as far as dry or wet

versus dry. as we head through the afternoon, check out the temperatures, mid-to-upper 70's through the central valley, 67 in eureka. the clouds are pulling away from the coast because of offshore wind and made 80's around los angeles and palm springs and 79 in tahoe. it will be sunny and mild today in tahoe and 57 degrees. we will have evening showers and 56 tomorrow and a winter mix for sunday at 49 degrees. have safe travels. kristen? >> we have traffic for sue this morning since she is off and we will look at those who are taking mass transit. no real delays. you can see all greens for muni, bart, and caltrain and that is good news. a live shot of the golden gate bridge which is less foggy but fog advisory going on here at the carquinez bridge. >> tonight you could have an uninterrupted dinner and a conversation your kids because

it is national day of unplugging, starting at sunset, people are encouraged to turn off their cell phones and walk away from the tablet or computers for 24 hours. experts say important moments are passing us by as we bury our nose in technology. i have only tweeted two things this morning trying to unplug. >> breaking news from the north bay an overnight shooting under investigation in sonoma county. >> a hand was slot and killed overnight in the wine country and deputies say it started when a man kidnapped a woman from san rafael. >> we are tracking developses from in southern california, a massive fire battle and evacuations underway in riverside county.

>> we have breaking news from the north bay. we received new information on a deadly shooting involving the sonoma county sheriff's department. amy hollyfield, we understand it started with a kidnapping and high speed pursuit? >> we did just get a press release. the suspect was slot and -- shot and killed. it started as a kidnapping in san rafael and ended in guerneville in the russian river valley of the wine country. it is in sonoma county the northwest of santa rosa. it ended there at 11:20, but it started at 10:45 when a woman was kidnapped and texting information to her friend from inside the car. she was trapped in there for 45 minutes when police finally were able to free her in guerneville.

the shooting scene in guerneville officers say she was able to give a description of the car in her text, a patrol officer spotted the car and tried to stop him but he took off and they had to chase him using spike strips. he went around them a couple times and he finally lost control of the car and crashed in an embankment. deputies helped the woman escape and while they tried to arrest him a deputy shot and killed hill. a press release does not say why they shot the man. we hope to follow that up with police later today. the woman is okay. they are interviewing her right new. they are trying to get a handle on whether she knew the man, who he was, and why he did this. >> and now the weather forecast if fri