or go to coveredca.com, and get covered. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> the san francisco bond squad is doing damage control after detonating a device that caused considerable destruction. >> today, police say they did follow protocol. the neighbors say the blast from the bomb detonation start add fire, blew out windows and walls. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, joins us from the hall of justice. >> they thank everyone in the neighborhood for patience and understanding. it was a delicate, dangerous situation. >> the explosion damage is visible. it rattled nerves and shook

homes on 46th avenue in the sunset district. >> my house -- i am lucky the ones are not broken. >> he lives across the street from the house where the family found a suspicious device belonging to a relative who recently died. the bomb squad spent three hours last night examining the object. during that time, officers locked down the neighborhood. >> then i tried to open to see what was going on and the officers say, we don't want you to leave the house. >> the officers say in these situations they usually use a robot to move the object but it detonated inside the house causing severe damage to the home and blowing out a window at the corner store. >> if they can move it, they will try to. in this incident, it was determined it was to indication to -- too dangerous to move.

it compromised safety. >> residents a block away say it was startle. >> you could family the boom. i heard everything. the bomb. the screaming. the sirens. >> the street is dill blocked off. police want to borrow more evidence from the home. despite the property damage, officers feel grateful. >> we are fortunate no one was hurt but that is because we were following the procedures set in place. >> police will send the evidence to a laboratory for testing. it could be days or weeks before they know what the device was and what was inside of it. investigators now say that transients start add brushfire near antioch. we were overhead yesterday afternoon with flames destroying three homes and several

outbuildings and burned a total of 40 to 50 acres. 11 people were evacuate asked no one was hurt. the fire was under control by 9:30 last night. >> meteorologist, mike nicco, outside the studios with more on the record heat expected and the red-flag warning in effect. >> good morning from the broadcast center for abc. you can see clear sky. there is one lonely cloud moving over by el cerrito but otherwise, total sunshine. we will set the stage for that is happening and why we are in this predicament. in san jose, that is the backdrop for lack of rain, the driest december ever. january more than likely will be the second wettest month for january at 3" over ten days is how much we usually get over how many days. right now the medium-range models do not stiff a chance of rain in san jose through the

rest of the month of january. we are looking from sutro tower, record highs, 12 to 16 degrees warmer-than-average and the dry vegetation and the wind is the first ever red-flag warning issued in january in monterey with the high fire danger continuing through 8:00 tomorrow morning. the warm weather will go on with the details coming up. new this morning, livermore police say a new victim has come forward accusing a once respected youth golf coach of sexual abuse. 31-year-old is held without bail on 65 charges. a judge issue add stay away order prevent him from writing, e-mailing or stenting alleged victims. he was arrested while working at the golf course in livermore accused of molesting three boys would he had been teaching, ages 12 to 17. police say it happened over two years, 2009 and 2012.

>> the man accused of kidnapping a youngant crock girl is scheduled to appear in court this afternoon. 43-year-old david douglas faces six felony charges for the kidnapping including allegations he tried to molest the seven-year-old victim and for poe section child pornography. douglas took the girl from her front yard with a pipe after following her and her mother home from wal-mart. he told us in an interview she went willingly. he faces life in prison if convicted. a man was killed after staggering on to 580 and they are looking to see if he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. it happened at 1:00 o'clock this morning. the driver who hit him is cooperating with the investigators. piedmont police are asking for your help to find this woman, 72-year-old jill reese. a silver alert went out. she missed an appointment in

orinda and never went home last night and described as 5' 6", 128 pounds and could be driving a newer gray lexus s.u.v. the 49ers have a victory, the new levi stadium now has a lot more parking for the fans. matt keller is at the stadium with more on that story. matt? >> the mayor told me it is now 95 percent completed construction but living in the bay area, parking is often the most difficult detail to nail down. the 49ers take over the stadium next year but first they kneed it find enough parking spaces. a few months ago they were 5,000 short of the 21,000 goal. they met the goal. and then some. the 49ers and city landed 3,000 to 5,000 more parking lots on

the golf course. >> it gives us an opportunities to host large evens that will sometime lawsuit the region the. >> the city and 49ers did not top there with 31,600 could be in the bag soon as negotiations for more space at mission college and the old yahoo campus are ongoing. but only certain lots about tailgating. >> there is tailgating in senator locations so you get all of your barbecue on. the monday night and thursday night games are on. fans are excited about the new stadium but cautious knowing getting there could be tough. >> we have 101, 237, so we will just see. i think it is worked out. >> the public transportation is the way to go. >> how much will it cost to park if a newly claimed spaces? the 49ers say it will cost $40 a car, $5 or $10 more than it costs at candlestick.

the flu continues to claim lives including 18 people now in the bay area. doctors and health officials are begging everyone to get the flu shot and stay home if you sick. katie marzullo has more on this dangerous flu season. >> john didn't know he had h1n1 until he collapsed and his wife called 1991. i had never been that sick. i never get the influence. >> that attitude is part of the problem. >> this strain hits healthy young adults more than other flu strains. 60 percent of those people who are in the hospital with flu this year fall in that healthy young adult group. >> a group that tends to skip the flu shot but the dot says the vaccine gives you the best protection and those around you because those who have the flu are con table always a day or two before the symptoms appear. if you cough or sneeze, stay home. the cool, mist vaporizers opened

the pass averages and honey can soothe a cough. >> this will not kill the virus but what it will do is make your symptoms feel better while your body is fighting this. centers for disease control has information on where you can get a flu shot and we posted a link on our website under oh see it on t. >> there is a plan for police officers to wear body mounted cameras. a hand will of officers have worn cameras as part of a test property. the san jose mayor and police commanders support the idea but the mayor says the city still has to come up with the money to buy then. the smaller cameras produce better images. >> zeus is a four legged member of the county specialized enforcement team and used highly trained nose to locate more than

two pounds of methamphetamine in a vehicle on friday resulting in eight people being arrested. zeus is a labrador. his message is: stay away from drugs. if you hide it, i will find it. angry parents win a big victory. >> and the government can tap interest your computers that are not even connected to the government. >> justin bieber has more than egg on his face and how an egg-throwing incident could turn interest a deportation case. >> okay. now, from san francisco, looking at poach near the coast, gorgeous. it is going to be a warm day and feel like spring again in the bay area. how about the rain? how about the flagging in? mike nicco is coming up with more.

apple has to pay back $30 million to customs in a settlement with the federal trade commission. they say apple will refund $32.5 million for apps bought by kids without their parents' consent. the problem was parents were not notified a pat ward is saved for 15 minutes after they sign into make a purchase leaving the door open for other users, including

kids, to buy other apps, without the parents' knowledge. the national security agency reportedly can monitor nearly 100,000 computers around the world thanks to implanted software. "new york times" says they are making use of secret radio wave technology that allows it to enter and alter data in computers even when not connected to the intent and used for surveillance on the chinese army, russian military and drug cartels. n.s.a. says it has not been used in the un. >> an investigation into justin bieber's mansion could have him difficult ported to native canada for egg pelting. >> the neighbor says the damage is do $20,000 and says he could face deportation if he is charged with assault, batly, --

battery or weapon charges. >> deputies searched the mansion and arrested a friend on drug charges. >> "duck dynasty" runs to a&e the first new episode insurance the controversial gay quotes which will not expected to affect advertising or the viewers. temperatures will taper and may not fall below record levels. all ahead in the seven-day forecast. >> my, thank you. >> "good morning america" has an

covering daility, dublin/pleasanton, los gatos, and all bay area, this is abc7. >> "good morning america" has a new look for amy robach because she is undergoing chemo for breast cancer saying she is not letting it take control of her. >> impossible to explain, as a correspondent and anchor for nearly 20 years, i have gone through many looks and my hair has always been a big part. when i was diagnosed with cancer last october, i realized there may come a day where that would dramatically change. it has been a month since going chemo if i have done two rounds so far with six to go. while some days have admittedly been harder than others, keeping a schedule and going to work has

helped me tremendously. >> with chemo comes hair loss and i am slowly starting to lose more and more each day so, today, i am taking control of something that i have little control of. i'm going to cut my hair very short. i've never done this but i want to say i had something to do with how i look, not the cancer. >> national cancer institute estimates that 2.8 million women in the united states are currently living with breast cancer. >> i knew i would cry once. >> that stat is not lost on me. i am one among millions going glue this emotional and physical change. >> it is like a fresh start. a new chapter. >> she looks great. looks beautiful. >> tough decision but she feels free and empowered. >> now, mike nicco is turning things over and talking about record temperatures.

boy, mike. >> it is inbound, isn't it, to have records and the breezes creating fire danger. behind me you can see it is more hazy but below "spare the air" standards but it could change tomorrow with the watching trend. normally they come hand in hand with "spare the air". foam could be the 28th of the winter season. we have competed healthy levels 14 times, so over 15 percent. radar, live doppler 7 hd, to clouds, no humidity for that matter, and our soil, the amount of moisture in our soil, that less than 1 percent of average if this time of the year and it should be groaner. that is why we don't have red-flag warning. oakland and san francisco, the whole bay shoreline down into the south bay and into the east bay valley in the low-to-mid 60's and mid-to-upper 50's in the north bay and headed out at half moon bay, you are near the high, already, of 73 degrees. in fact, the temperature went up evermight starting in the low

40's and by the morning commute and half moon bay, it was already in the low-to-mid 60's. this is how it looks from mount tamalpais, a beach is a nice place to go but have sunscreen. record warmth poll through friday. january is going to be like december, the driest ever. 76 in gilroy, 70 in santa cruz, record highs and everyone else in the santa clara valley in the low-to-mid 70's and santa cruz is the record high for january set back in 1920 and hit 83 degrees. low 70's on the peninsula until you get into the los altos at 73. upper 60's along the coast. that transitions into downtown san francisco. upper 60's loan the north bay coast into sausalito. napa is a record 73. oakland needs to be 74 to tie a record. mid-70's from brentwood at 69 and walnut creek at 73. tonight, in the 30's in the

valleys, 40's and 50's for the rest of us. while the air mass may cool a little bit, we are still going to be in the 60 to near 70 all seven days of the forecast without a chance of rain. in essence, it is nice to be out in but it is causing problems. red-flag warning until 8:00 tomorrow morning for the hills. back to you. thank you mike. >> 49er fans, we need your help to win the battle of the babes with a competition going with use station in seattle who has the best fans, right? >> seattle or san francisco bay area? go to abc7 news facebook page and "like" this post. seattle think those will beat us but we hop to clobber them on the peeled and on facebook.

>> they do have a lot, 34,000 "likes," and insulting things such as changing our logo do their colors. how does a 49er change a light bulb? >> hold on to the old one. >> a lot of trash talking. >> go to our facebook page at abc7 news and "like" our post. we are only at 25,000 but we always come-from-behind wins. >> the first lady gives her take on plastic surgery as she

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