going up tonight. i'll show what you areas will be under that red flag warning and about the drastic changes that are coming up you just may need umbrellas soon. >> a scary swailgs in san benito county. we're trying to show pictures from sky 7. crews had to shop flames from homes in the fire that burned about 300 acres. that fire broke out just before noon. >> good news in sonoma county. it's charred about 125 acres since wednesday. some crews will remain on the scene, others likely on their way to fires burning elsewhere in california. and on that subject a new fire broken out in southern

california in los angeles county. a brush fire in the hills above glendale. no structures were destroyed. smoke forced a closure two of busy freeways. and coming up at 5:05 an update on the spring fire still raging out of control. >> happening now south san francisco some residents are being aloud back into their homes after a bomb square. one apartment building evacuated after a resident claimed he had an explosive device. investigators trying to contact the 38-year-old they took him into custody they claimed he had explosives so police determine there'd was no bomb. >> a warning going out tonight about typhoid fever.

the health department warning anyone eaten at the nordstrom cafe in the stone's town gal rea, you may have been exposed to this disease. mark? >> health department says most importantly they know of no person has become sick from eating at the nordstrom cafe. they know an employee working in that cafe came down with typhoid fever, picked upt disease while traveling yaefr seas. >> nordstrom cafe is on the first floor of the store. a popular place to ee. now, health department wants to find anyone who ate here in april. >> if they ate at stone's town nordstrom cafe on april 16, 17,

18, 20, or 27, and start developing symptoms of illness they should seek -- speak with a health care provider. >> the doctor says the risk of getting typhoid sfeefr not very high. >> it can be transmitted through food. so we're letting the public know. >> the risks of getting sick is low. it does skill a couple hundred thousand people per year. >> majority of the people do not progress to serious you illness. in cases people can be kick swik out treatment and phone shallly die. >> have you eaten in the cafe? >> yes. very. >> how long ago? >> i just left it she says she eats there often but is not concerned. >> i feel great.

nordstrom says it's offering free testing in a couple clinics. this student says she was a customer. >> i'm doing fine. no idea that that happened. that is weird. >> the health department is giving nordstrom high marks for cooperation trying to find customers that have eaten in the cafe. in contrast to the marketing manager of the ball scared reporters would scare away business. there are clinics set up for people who ate at the cafe and may not be feeling well you can be tested at the treatment

room in san francisco. we have addresses on our web site. >> good to know there are places to go swrechl more information on you on the symptoms. cdc says patients have a fever may feel week have stomach pains and sometimes might have a rash. it's common in american who's traveled to developing countries. and cdc has tips, boil it, cook it, peel it or forget it. eating food still hot and steaming is safer. raw fruits or vegetables peel them and do not eat the peels. >> chp arrested a brentwood

woman. the crash closed westbound lane several hours. happened at central lafayette exit about 1:30 a.m. officers say the woman collided with the geo metro. >> san francisco police want to find out if the breaks on this minivan failed. take a look at this wild picture. three people in the van escaped. but imagine how terrified they were. you can see here from sky 7 just how far the van traveled after it left the roadway. >> more on the wildfire burning in sen toura county.

it made the fire fight difficult for a thousand firefighters battling this blaze. >> those winds have died down. we're just outside of the gates because of the fire there are he vac worders still in effect including one here. more than 100 families were chased out their ho.s this morning residents were evacuated as a precaution. after cording to a spokesperson they were sent to another residents. >> i need about 20 fire truck autos tina packed up what she

says was valuables for the family. >> i don't think this hit me until i skpleflt looked at skpefrg thought is this the last time i'm going to see it all? so i think i packed what is important for me and td kids. >> firefighters had a battle as winds pushed flames on to a firing range on the navy base in point mugu. >> it's swirling around. right now we're just trying to safety power poles and such. wind just shifting. >> everything else was pretty much destroyed. >> came up quick this morning. we're doing a transition to get resources out.

>> mayor may be out but because there is no vegetation firefighters have to worry about another hazard on top of them. >> we've got rocks and boulders coming down. caltrans has been doing down here trying to keep the road clear. >> where you can see dark smoke that is hidden valley here. there is a lot of concern here. and right now, good news is that winds have died down but there is still a lot of work for firefighters to do as far as protecting homes and making sure while winds are down they get upper hand containment just over 10%. >> parents of a young martinez boy spoke today thanking every

whoun offered so much support for their son. here is young aaron hern. abc 7 news is live in martinez tonight. they're also glad to be home. >> they came down to tank th the-thank the community. after a trip to the marathon that almost cost them their lives. my biggest want is to understand what would go tloo through someone's mind to do that. >> they are still coming to grip was what happened to their family and others in boston. that was the day two bombs went off, three people killed. one of them a young boy standing just feet from the hern's 12-year-old son and

shown in this fbi photo. >> someone helped me. they put a tuorniquet on his left leg. >> aaron's left leg was damaged witness second blast at the boston mayorra thochblt after two surgeries he came home this week just in time to celebrate his 12th birthday. >> the 6th grader received a standing ovation. >> i know they're going to win. >> aaron and his parents know his recovery is just gibbing. first back to school. >> just trying to get him reintroduced to the swrirn his friends. and hopefully will be a normal thing. >> the herns know they're the

lucky ones. >> we were the fortunate one autos aaron will have six weeks of therapy he's expected to regain full mobility and hoping to return to school as soon as next week. catherine says she would like to return to the boston marathon and run it but likely will not ask her family to join her. >> which is understandable but a shame. the family and other victims will be receiving a check from the charity established after the attack. the one fund has taken in $28 million. families of the people killed could receive $1 million. authorities today searched areas near university of massachusetts dartmouth where the younger tsarnaev brother went to school. that as reports indicate bomb

residue was found at tammerlan tsarnaev's home, however, dna does not match those of his widow. catherine russell. >> dew jones hit point 15,000 mark for the first time, ever, happening here and at clogsing bell. dow up 142 points take a look at the nasdaq. and standard and poor's added 17 points the reason, a jump in hiring. employers added 150,000 jobs in april. federal reserve says plans to keep rates at record lows until employment falls to

6.5%. >> bay area just moved closer to hosting super bowl 50 at the new stadium after lawmakers in florida nfl nair yod choices to santa clara. but earlier today a bill died to upgrade the dolphin's home. the nfl says improvements were needed to host the super bowl. and that could have given our attempt to get the super bowl a big boost. we'll see. >> still to come at 5:00 two frozen pizzas under recall tonight. >> also here famous singer lending his voice to a new local study helping vets suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. >> memorabilia belonging to kobe bryant that has anymore

keb kobe bryant battling his mother in court over the right to auction off hundreds of mementos from his career. pamma bryant made a deal to sell about $1.5 million worth of memorabilia in june. she received $450,000 upfront for the sale but bryant's lawyers want the firm to cancel the auction. bryant's mom says she asked her son five years ago what he wanted to do with the stuff which he was storing in her home. >> hopefully they can work that out without a supreme court. >> nestle is recalling popular fros froezen petes yaz after small pieces of plastic were discovered two. petes yaz under california pizza kitchen label. check your freezer.

all of the petes yaz made between february 26 and march 9 of this year ship add cross the country. you can find more information on our web site abc 7 news.com. if you have them at home just check to be sure. >> scientists with va and ucsf trying a gnaw approach to help military veterans. patients usually receive counseling and medication but there may be a more simple remedy. >> nothing heats beets an hour of pt on a warm spring day. physical training is what they call working out in the military. and how former staff sargeant nick garcia thinks of it. >> i was chasing adrenaline rush. >> you might feel that way, too, if you bought with, and

lost friends in afghanistan. >> caused me turmoil within the family. became distant. didn't want to be around them. felt isolated. drank for quite a bit when i came home to suppress feelings. >> he returned with ptsd. dr. nailer specializes in that at va hospital. >> when you have something terrible and you are haunted by it. >> research indicates exercise may be out of it it's like aelly roll here. >> this experiment explores possibilities of exercise as a cure. research is so promising, john mayer adopted it today. he's given time, and notice,

and money almost reluctant to be interviewed. >> i think if you have' voice it's a duty to have the knowledge sou don't derail whatever sit you're talking about. >> now, back to the experiment. no drugs just effort hoping to sweat away what might have seemed intangible. >> i thought it's a mess. and i realized it's the real thing. >> from presidio wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> let's head outside now. >> jand patel is here with the weekend forecast. >> tonight the fire danger going up in north bay hills. we have more trordz pass along. looking towards san francisco, sutro tower, sunny skies there. here are the records. napa, 92.

san francisco, p 79. oakland 86. mountain view, 88, new records. so another day of record heat. we do vai red flag warning until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. so watch out, high fire danger to that area. you can see a lovely view there. ground level solution running high so santa clara valley poor air quality. rest of the bay area, modry. you can see how hazy it is out there 73 in in san francisco.

57 in half moon bay. clouds, over heavenly. they're expecting a slight chance of showers over the weekend if traveling there. 82 in santa rosa. 91 in livermore here, are the highlights. coastal fog, fire concerns and showers, yes, you're hearing right, showers possible sunday so get ready for some big changes. morning will start out mid-40s to low 60s, fog back at the coast. clear skies inland. things start to change heading into sunday that. is when this area of low pressure moves westward from the land and we start to see possibility of showers sunday and continuing into the afternoon hours. can't rule it out.

as that low just going to spin after the coastline. here are the highs for saturday coming down 82 in san jose in the south bay. redwood city 81 degrees. a cooler day, half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 70 degrees. you'll see sun and north bay. 84 santa rosea, nappa. east bay communities cooler in oakland. 77 degrees. inland areas, 87 is the warmest we're going. livermore, 88. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. big drop in those temperatures especially sunday, mid-50s to mid-70s. a chance of showers, slight chance of showers monday, tuesday, temperatures don't start to rebound until thursday meadheading into friday. but our own radar on mount st. helena will be tracking showers. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center. >> thank you very much. >> coming up next there is a a lot more finney's friday free

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>> thank you for joining us. >> from all of us here, thanks for this is "world news." tonight, breaking developments on two fronts. first, the fire and ice. the wildfires scorching homes and land in the west tonight. the abc news exclusive. they take us right to the front lines. plus, the team at kabc in the middle of it all. >> all over southern california here. and the historic snowstorm. tonight, where they have never seen snow in may. ginger zee with what's coming this weekend. breaking news in the boston bombings. abc news learns what investigators were also planning. fighting back. a home robbed every 15 seconds in this country. tonight, ride along with the robber. deborah roberts with the master thief. how he knows if your home is an easy target. and the girl who just wanted to have fun. ♪ they just wanna ♪ they just wanna >> nearly 30 years later, her new message.