>> abc 7 news rts starts right now with live breaking news. >> breaking news in east san jose moments ago fire fighters put out a chiwild fire. officials say the grass fire burned at least 12 acres. you can see a ton of smoke there. no reports of injuries. fire crews say it started when a car caught on fire around 2:30 this afternoon near sierra an felter roads two miles north of the allen rock park. we will bring you updates as they develop online. >> good afternoon. >> those flames spread quickly in the north san jose foothills

because of steady winds. spencer. >> okay. let me give you a look right now. we will take you to the location of the fire where it is hot. it is dry. it is breezy. winds at the moment are out of the west, southwest an hour. there are gusts to 14 miles an hour. humidity is 28%. the temperature is 94 degrees. the peek of heating this afternoon may not have been reached yet. it could get a degree or two warmer before it started to cool down in the evening hours. it's hard to predict exactly what will happen in the winds but they've remained rather steady out of the west/southwest over the last hour or so. we don't expect any significant shift in the winds or change in humidity until perhaps after the sun goes down. larry and sheryl. >> all right spencer. >> about a dozen homes have been

evacuated in heywood. the swat team and bomb squad are at a home where authorities were trying to evict residents. deputies say they found suspicious notes inside the house. our reporter joins us live at the scene with the latest. nick. >> good afternoon. >> all of this continues to be a developing scene. if you look over my shoulder you can see that the crews are still in place. these are the law enforcement agents that have been here most of the morning. we have heard police call out over the loudspeaker several times. come out this is the heywood police. department, residents of the area are ordered to vacate the premises now but no one has emerged. this is a view from sky 7 hd. our cameras are over the scene the minute the call went out. since then we have seen a robot which is part of the bomb squad which will provide additional surveillance. law enforcement to areas that may not be safe for officers. the sergeant confirmed with me

that there are members of the police, the squat team and alamita team are at the scene, moving toward the house on gainsville avenue. weapons down, prepared to swing into action. sher iff deputies tried to he serve an eviction notice. i want you to hear that now. larry, i'm not sure if you and sheryl heard that. they said the canine movement is moving in. we saw the robots move in earlier. the robots what they do is provide a bit of surveillance if they aren't sure the scene is safe. since the robots have gone in.

we've seen three come out. now they are sending in the canine. that lets us know they feel they can send the canine unit in. they've sent out the warning the dog will bite. this is the announcement once again sheryl. >> very dramatic -- >> reporter: this is the announcement in spanish sheryl. we will stay on the scene. i may provide you an update before we're out of the 4:00 show. we will keep our eyes on this and send it back to you in the studio. >> nick, thank you so much. well in downtown san jose investigators say a man was stabbed to death early in morning near the tech museum and the san jose fairmont hotel. this is the 22nd homicide of the year and second in two days. our reporter reports people who live and work in the area are worried about the rising violence. >> reporter: a lot of popular events bring hundreds if not thousands of people to plaza de caesar chavez all year long. early this morning in san jose

it was the violent death of a man who brought dozens of police officers in the area. witnesses say five ore six men attacks another man at 2:15 this morning. they found the victim with at least one stab wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police say it does not appear to be gang-related. there's a back pack directly behind me. clothing scattered. i don't know if that's related or not but our investigators will look into to see if there's any connection between the item that's were located an the homicide. >> a lot of people who work in the area are concerned about the violence. they say the park attracts a lot of transients and they often don't feel safe walking alone in the area. this week a couple hundred kids from fourth to 8th grade are are

attending a summer camp. >> the incident was tragic. like all downtown institutions, we are saddened by these events. we are supporting the authorities in any way we can. the fairmont hotel has seen lots of violence. a man was stabbed to death in february of this year. he was the fifth homicide in san jose. >> it's obviously trunlioubling the most recognizable hotel in san jose that's hosted presidents and rock stars. >> i think for the hotel and for the community it's concerning for sure which is why we want to help in any way that we can. san jose police say they are checking area businesses for surveillance video including the fairmont hotel. so far no arrests have been made in san jose, matt keller abc 7 news. >> san francisco wants to get suffer on gun violence pushing for a new task force. >> supervisor introduced ledge

squliervegtsds airtsds you cohen took to the steps of city haul today today urging everybody to take a stand against gun violence. when a pullet rings out it is inzrimate. we are all at risk. were lost no gun violence halfway through 2014 there have already been twenty fatal shootings in the city. >> last night somebody broke into you knew on union city boulevard in union city and stole half a million dollars worth of the items. police are relying on witnesses to come forward. this is at least the fourth time

thieves have broke into a local start up company. we have video given to us where a woman was captured on surveillance stealing items from that business. ç>ñ in securing a new deal that extend the less for another ten years. that vote comes after a 14 month long negotiating process. the final step will be the approval by the oek land alameeta kol is yunl. meanwhile there's a new report out today indicating the raiders have begun talks with officials in san antonio about a possible move to the alamo dome. we will have more on that story at abc 7 news at 5:00. >> well, a surprising sight for beachgoers in san francisco. tack a look at that. they look like jellyfish. hundreds maybe even thousands. as abc 7 news reporter found out

the beachgoers are not jellyfish, right alicea. >> this is what the features look like. this is small shaped disks with fins but scientists tell us there's nothing to worry about. >> i woke up and it smelled kind of funny. there was a bunch of dead jellyfish out here. >> worried about the thousands of blue sea creatures scattered on the sand. >> i was worried if they still stung or not. >> they washed ashore yesterday. a viewer sent abc 7 news these pictures calling the site bizarre. rich moy with the california academy of sciences says it's not. >> it happened to a certain extent every year. >> these actually are not

jellyfish. >> valella is the scientific name. this is an animal related to the jellyfish. >> they float on the surface of the ocean, don't have a harmful sting and do sometimes wash up by the thousands even millions. >> they are also known as by the wind sailors. that's because of their thin transparent fins that exact as sails. >> when the wind blows it blows against the sail and the animal moves with the wind. >> this like their life cycle. do they all die at once or is there something going on out there that we don't know about. >> there's plenty that will reproduce and come back next year. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 a bizarre chase in the east bay where a suspected car thief got himself stuck. >> plus reducing water use. one san francisco supervisor's plan that could change the city's building codes. and later. >> when it's your family you just feel like you can do more. you want to do more.

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we have breaking news from southern california now. this is on the campus of ucla. it is a gusher here as you can see the streets bordering the campus are flooding. there's a white car we're going to zoom in on some of these vehicles here. traffic is backed up. essentially what appears to be a water main has bursted creating a guiser that's probably a few hundred yards after to the right. we will let the camera ease back here. whoever owns that white car. that poor guy is submerged basically because it's like a river of mud. the camera is panning toward the source of all of this water. as you can see it's up to the wheel wells and now we're getting close to the emergency crews. a moment ago we had a shot we're getting these pictures from all sister station kabc. you could see sheryl what is essentially a guiser shooting up. it looks like a water main breaking. take a look at the video from this.

there it is. >> bursting right through the concrete. this is amazing. we see students stuck trying to get through campus walking through mud and water up to their knees in some cases. >> sunset boulevard has been closed in both directions from marimont police to westwood plaza. we will keep on top of the story. it doesn't appear anybody is physically threatened in any way but just a major inconvenience for people trying to move around. we will keep you updated. >> back here in antiyokc. police say the trouble started around 4:45 this morning when they tried to pull man over as he drove. he refused to stop and let officers on a schas thchase tha several miles before his car broke down and he took off on foot. the car turned out to be stolen. >> talk about water conservation right now. this summer san francisco is meeting its voluntary water

conservation target even if that's only half of what they asked for. one supervisor wants to hold hearings on future plans to reduce the city's water usage. >> our reporter joins us from city hall with the supervisor's proposal. lee ann. >> sheryl today supervisor wiener told the rest of the board let's have a hearing to discuss the efforts here that we're doing in city to conserve water. next it will be discussed within a specific committee with a participation of a number of agencies, including the pic, park and the 3wi8ding department. >> water conservation will be on the agenda when the board of supervisors reconvenieed in department. for example, the public utilities commission has one recycling facility and will have another in four years. >> we're behind where we should be in terms of water reused.

water recycling. there's no reason for us to use anything but recycled water. for example to water landscaping. the plan is to eventually have certain areas like golden state park use only recycled water. it currently uses well water. meanwhile there has been concern that all the new construction of apartments in the city will increase the demand for water looking back at the past ten years, the puc projects even with the bay areas population growing, that won't happen. >> so it's grown by about 4% but conversely, water use has deceased over that period of time to 17% less consumption. >> that's true to the increase in conservation efforts, low flow fixtures and changes to the building code. >> even with the high density developments, our projections show 20 to 25 years out we

project demand to stay relatively flat. >> still supervisor wiener is proposing that individual building have water meter so people know how much water they are using. >> it's often infeasible to change the system but for new buildings they should have individual meters. >> that would require a building code amendment. >> in san francisco, lee an an, abc 7 news. >> back now to our breaking news story out of southern california near the ucla campus. look at the river of water and mud on the campus there because a water main break caused tremendous flooding. vehicles are standing there watching this trying to move. larry saw some students going to higher ground there. >> they've actually gone up some steps to try to get away from what is a river of water and mud at this point. there's no end in site off to the right we just saw a shot of the water still bursting up like 10, 15 feet in the air. >> it just destroyed the street

there. there's a huge hole that will have to be prepared once they get the water stopped. it looks like there will be going on for a while. speaking of water, will we ever get any rain. >> we could use some spencer christian. >> we're hoping for some rain to fall from the skies but all we get is just a few clouds passing by. not much moisture. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. under sunny skies. we do have quite a few number of clouds offshore and locally over the bay. conditions here are mainly sunny at the moment. over in the sierra, it has been a thunder stormy afternoon. thunder storms continue to rumble around lake tahoe and points southward. a big cluster of them in fact. there's a flash flood watch in effect tomorrow for much of this area from noon to 10:00 p.m. up to our]

lightning strikes in the general vicinity of the red flag warning. the concern is lightning strikes in that dry area that could produce fires. >> looking in this direction 65 degrees right now in san francisco. 73 in oakland. 82 san jose. 63 half moon bay. check out this view of the clouds moving toward the coast from our east bay hills camera. check out also the inland heat right now. 87 degrees in santa rosa. one more live view from our tower camera giving a view of a couple of things of fog. we will see high clouds under filed conditi mild conditions overnight. it will be slightly cooler by the weekend. satellite image shows this remnants law. it was tropical storm and now it's pushing its moisture and

clouds up in our general direction and some of it will move into the sierra. we will see high clouds pushing through the bare area and lingering through the day tomorrow. it doesn't look like much of the clouds will have a cooling effect. lows overnight in the upper 50s to low 60s. some upper 60s along the coast. mid-to upper 80s around the bay and 90s in the warmest spots. the inland heat will be slow to taper off. we don't get significant cooling until monday but even then just a couple of degrees. the warmth of summer remains here for the next six to seven days. larry and sheryl. >> thank you. >> up next, that kid begins the effort now under way to get the miles scott story to the silver screen. >> after 4:30 the new feature airlines are offering aimed to make your trip more e

>> that may be headed for the big screen. the first trailer for bat kid begins. it was a behind the scenes look at 5-year-old child miles scott's battle with leukemia. >> a look at what made the event last november go viral with 25,000 people spontaneous lining the street sts to cheer on mile >> one thing that struck me was the people holding up signs saying save us bat kid. i looked at the signs and i said you mean that literally.

in helping him to live this dream we were saving ourselves. >> the filmmaker has launched an online indy go-go campaign to release the film. it will be released in september theaters. >> baseball umpires are released to getting booed. today nothing but smiles. >> this morning the umpire crew visited young patients at ucsf children's hospital in san francisco. the umpires went room to room building the kids a build a bare animal and an outfit. the umps say they do to make kids feel better during a difficult time. >> they got needles poking them. things that come with being in the hospital. hopefully we're able to take their thought as way and get them back to a little bit of normalcy of being a child. >> as you see here, stomper the a's mascot joined the umps. they've made 94 visits during that span. >> great score for the kids.

still to come on abc 7 news 4:00, president obama and european leaders ratchet up the pressure on russia. >> also an nba player as social media man hunt. n an effort to kaucatch the suspet

and the breaking news is the wild scene happening by the ucla campus. the steps you just saw are in front of the famed basketball arena. the polly pavilion. it is essentially under water outside of that area of campus right now. a water main break has caused massive flooding, stranded cars and people in underground parking structures are basically on hold. they can't go anywhere. sunset boulevard also remains closed. you see the track is also covered in water at this point. this is because of a break that started around 3:20 this afternoon. the water keeps gushing and gushing. even pieces of asphalt are now flying into the air because this thing is probably 20 or 30 feet high. we've seen cars surrounded by muddy water up to the wheel wells. students in ankle water right

there. in other parts of the campus it's knee deep. they are stuck, can't go anywhere. whoever owns this bicycle is not going anywhere for a while. we got reports of two people trapped inside their vehicles. there's a big faucet that needs to be turned off. fire crews have helped several motorists at this point. right now they are telling us no word on what exactly caused this water main break. we will keep you posted. >> it happened at about 3:24 this afternoon. fire fighters really busy in the bay area. returning to our breaking news. a grass fire in the east san jose foothills is finally out that broke out from a car that was burning on sierra road. our reporter is there and joins us with the latest. david. >> reporter: well we've got new information for you. standing atting at the summit. the fire was burning just beyond this point in a ravine. you can see how dry the hills are around here.

they are tender brown. that's why so many fire agencies responded. now, sky 7 hd was overhead at the height of the fire when cal fire san jose fire, and department of corrections inmate fire fighters were here. the major suppression came from fire redardant and dropped from the helicopter. a chp officer on the scene reported the fire probably started when a small passenger vehicle caught fire on sierra road. >> there was a vehicle that lost control and went off the side of the road approximately 20, feet feet off the embankment. ended up catching the brush on fire and that's what spreaded the fire driven by the wind. >> there's been 100 or so acres of open space up here. sorry. 1,500 acres of open space. there are hiking trails. the area is open to the public. it is north of alarock county

park. a new trail is being built right now along way new parking lot. more people will be coming up. if you do come up here fire fighters are urging extreme caution. about 10 to 15 acres did burn. we're live in santa clara county. abc 7 news. >> david thank you. president obama is stepping up economic pressure on russia over vladimir putin's ongoing support of rebels in eastern ukraine. today mr. obama announced new sanctions against key sectors of the russian economy. energy, weapons, finance. that also includes russia's big banks. the penalties follow other new sanctions that european union leaders agreed to earlier today. >> if russia continues on its current path, the cost on russia will continue to grow. today is a reminder that the united states means what it says. we will rally the international community in standing up for the rights and freedom of people around the world. >> the u.s. and its european

allies blame russia supports accept raeft iseparatists for destabilizing eastern ukraine and to latest on the crisis in the middle east. today the later of the hamas military ring says there will not be a cease-fire until the demands are head. abc news reporter karen trapper has more. >> reporter: today israel stepped up its military campaign against hamas. it was the most fierce and heavy assault of this three week conflict. israeli war planes carrying out dozens of attacks. tanks firing shells including an attack on gaza's only power plant. at least 100 palestinians were killed today according to palestinian health officials including a dozen members of one family killed in an air strike. the three week death toll is staggering, more than 1,100

palestinians have been killed. on the israeli side more than 50 deaths. for now there seems to be no death in site. yesterday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned that ayes ray israel would keep up a prolonged military campaign to destroy the tunnels along the gaza/israel border. secretary john kerry has taken heat for failing to produce a cease-fire. today he defended himself against theici criticism sayinge deal discussed had too few discussions against hamas and for the israelis. >> what we put on the table allowed them to -- >> secretary kerry said today he wouldn't be pushing for a cease-fire unless the israeli

prime minister asked him to which asked him believe the israelis are committed to ending the violence. >> the body of a teen stow away was found from a compartment above the rear landing gear of a u.s. cargo plane. the pentagon spokes person says the stow away may have been of african origin. the plane stopped in several african countries before arriving in germany sunday. it was found during a routine post flight inspection. >> authorities in sacramento say a suspect in is custody in the killing of the aunt of former golden state warrior matt barnes. police arrested michael williams today. he is the estranged husband of the 48-year-old aunt. the arrest came after barnes pleaded with his thousands of twitter and instagram followers to police keep on on eye out for

williams. >> having the platform that i have that i wanted to speak out on social media. i got some of my friends to ree repost it and have the whole city on the look out for this guy. >> why not have the police investigate. >> when it's your family you feel like you can do more. >> barnes who now plays for the l.a. clippers tweeted out a thank you to all of his supporters after the arrest. >> coming up at 4:00, the unwanted visitor showing up at the garden in the famous luov museum. >> later the dramatic video of two women who escaped death on the railroad tracks. take a look at what happens next. >> our tower camera shows pushing through the golden state but notice cooling isn't expected for a while. i will have the forecast coming. >> at 4:36 another live look at the afternoon commute heading from the peninsula back to the

east bay. it's clear sailing moving nicely opt right-hand side for folks heading to the peninsula. >> do you know a young person making a difference in the bay area. >> kids from 5 to eighth have until thursday to enter to win a thousand dollars for their school where they volunteer. >> as part of the summer service awards in partnership with youth america including young people like 10-year-old will who raised money at his local food bank to provide clients have reusable grocery bags. >> we'll be right back.

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in paris the museum is home to some of the greatest works of art. it's also hole to major rat infestation. the hot weather this paris has brought a lot of rats. they are so bold. you can see them there romping on the grass in day time. of course that scares a lot of the tourists. to make it worse museum employees say animal lovers are helping the rats giving them water and removing the traps . a massachusetts whale watching company is trying to make good with passengers who were struck overnight in boston harbor. the boat returned this morning

after being stranded for 15 hours when its cable got strangled up in the proposal. the passengers and crew were forced to wait it out overnight as dive teams worked to get them free. the passengers while tired, at least one enjoyed the experience. >> we got divers to come. we got a tug boat. they couldn't get it cut. we had to stay overnight. this morning we got the better divers with bigger cools and they sawed the rope off so we're back here now. >> i love this kid. we had a sleep over. it all worked out great for him. >> the passengers already refunded and receive a $100 voucher toward a future cruise as well as $500 in cash. >> he got a sleep over out of that. he had a great time. >> that was so cool kids often give the best sound bites.

let's take a look at a live zk doppler 7 hd. funny skies and breezy conditions closer to the coast. clouds are thickening along the coastline and beginning to push locally through the golden state. this evening at at&t park giants trying to break their losing streak against the pittsburgh pirates. game time 7:15 mainly sunny. a few clouds drifting by. it will be a pleasant evening for baseball. stormy weather in the nation's mid-section, hot across much of california with highs in the triple digits in chico, sacramento, palm springs. it will be a warm day and in the bay area as well with upper 60s at the coast with upper 80s around the bay and 90s inland. it will be a sizzling day in our

inland locations tomorrow. >> spencer thank you. still ahead on abc 7 at 4, a warning from the nation's top doctor about indoor and outdoor tanning. >> forget the numbers, the social media tips to get a big company to respond to your consume r complaints. >> all is fair in love, right? well the online dating site that admits to experimenting on its users. ♪watching everybody eating

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video out today is really scary stuff showing the dangers of walking on railroad tracks released of a train approaching two women who trespassed. the train is coming right over the top of these women on an 80 foot tall tressel. one woman lied down on the tracks and the train went on top of her. the other woman considered jumping off. neither one was hurt. imagine being in that situation. now these two women might face trespass very dangerous. >> train is always going to win. >> well, a new health warning to

anybody who likes to sun tan. this time though it is coming straight from the top. at the u.s. surgeon general, issued a statement declaring skin cancer a major public health problem. he says too much exposure to ip door and outdoor ultraviolet like is a major problem. >> there's a very flawed perception about tanned skin. how you're so tan. look how relaxed you look. no, the answer is how damaged you look. that's the reality. that's what goes on in the skin. >> the surgeon also is also urging people of all skin colors to use sun screen and hats. he's advocating for cities to provide shade. recently said it will now require tanning beds to put warnings. >> turns out morning sickness

may be a good thing. a new stewedy found that pregnant women actually had fewer miscarriages and gave birth to healthier babies with morning sickness. as many as 85% of pregnant women develop morning sickness ranging from mild to severe. a lot of frustrated consumers are getting results these days through social media. forget about using a 800 number. police are taking their problems online and it's proven to be more effective. >> reporter: it's the social media era where what we keep can be more important than what we say. remember that. >> she takes credit for getting subway to dump a chemical from their bread all from a social media campaign. >> taking complaints to social media seems to be working for lots of people like 23-year-old alexis murphy. >> i've never had to make a

phone call to customer service line or send an e-mail. i always resort to social media. >> how many companies do you think you've tweeted? >> at least áe100. >> 100? >> yeah. >> she says just about every company responds and solves the issue. >> in the 2013 study looking at the top 100 global companies over on twitter, 10% of companies responded to consumers within an hour. 93% responded within 48 hours. it's not just up. 98% of companies have facebook responses. >> customers have all the cards. what they are finding is they can use all of these social media channels to get a better and faster response. >> tip number one find out if the companies have twitter accounts specifically for customer service and tweet

those. for example, delta has @delta >> they are more likely to help you in a positive way and not necessarily ignore you. >> if they do ignore you, keep tweeting. >> you're going to keep tweeting them. watch out for alexis. >> abc news. >> well, a popular online dating service is admitting it's been lying to the customers about whom they should date. i'm sure there's been lots of dates. >> customers are not too happy about it. >> well they are a right to be ticked off. i will tell you that. this has rocked the match making world. the dating site ok cupid posted a blog admitting we experiment on human beings. ok cupid admitted to mismatching dates on purpose. customers who were not

compatible said they would be a great match. customers felt betrayed when they heard that. ok cupid founder said the experiment worked. >> that message turned into a conversation about twice as often when we told them that they were a good match. >> worked for him perhaps. ok cupid also told compatible customers to stay away from each other. surprisingly those customers wound up getting together anyway. a bit of reverse psychology in action. >> home prices continued their steady rise in may but the rate is slowing down. the closely watched index found prices rose 9.3% compared to last may. that growth was lower than the april numbers where prices rose 10.8%. the hottest market continues to be ma san francisco. home prices rose 15.4% here compared to last may. if you have onboard entertainment when you fly get ready for a whole new era. starting next week, delta airlines will offer free movies,

free tv, and free video games in coach class. you will still pay a fee for premium content like new movies. the added twist, passengers can watch the show on their laptops orr or tablets as well. other air lines are expecting to offer free movies on their flight soon. that way they can eliminate seat back tvs. the question is will everybody need to bring their own screens some day. that seeps to be where we're headed. >> i will take it. michael, thank you. >> up next, he has never won a race but he does have a winning attitude. the young bay area swimmer who is teaching everybody around him about determination. >> coming up new at 5:00, the future of the oakland raiders. owner mark davis is talking about a possible move out of state. plus, helicopter rescue on a bay area cliff. two teenagers get the scare and ride of their lives. those stories and more when sheryl and i see you at

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now to a heartwarming story out of the east bay. young bare area man with some special challenges but extra special courage. >> reporter: 12-year-old jack zench knows he will finish last in every single race but that doesn't keep him from swimming on one of the most competitive team. >> i don't really care about the other stuff like the gold, bronze, silver all of that stuff because i'm not as fast as the other kids so i try and focus on positive time. >> he recently broke his time in the back stroke. he's been competing against himself since he was born with a rare form of dwarfism. his spine is so soft he needs rods placed in his spine every six months he has surgery. >> i have flexibility.

>> reporter: 5 mornings a week they swim a grueling work out. >> that inspires me and all of my friends and all of my teammates to get in the water and do the same thing. >> every meet jack insists on getting out of the pool without assistance. >> jack is a very driven kid. i knew he could do it deep down inside but i had to let him fail and try and make mistakes and think. >> reporter: eventually he stayed afloat. the coaches helped him develop an unorthodox version of the free style back stroke breast and fly. >> as far as rotation goes in certain stroke it's better for jack to have a little more head movement. >> reporter: now the league championships are next. jack will likely finish last as he does in each race. that doesn't mean jack is not a winner. abc 7 news. >> wow. jack's spirit and determination. that is fantastic. thanks for joining us for abc 7

news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> flooding at ucla after a huge water main break. there are reports of buses and cars trapped in the water. >> plus a swat stand off here in the area. evacuations are under way the bomb squad called in. >> then a community says it feels unprotected after police kill four latino men. a high profile lawyer says they have a right to be concerned. >> the circumstances of it were quite chilling. >> i'm abc 7 meteorologist, another surge of moisture headed our way and this one has a tropical connection. i will let you know what this means for our wednesday, coming up. >> it's happening in southern california. water main break is causing serious flooding in the middle of the ucla campus. take a look at this really spectacular and amazing video. >> the rupture happened about 3:24 this afternoon. it cracked in the street. it's been shooting pieces of

water and asphalt high into the air with incredible force. >> rushing water has flooded near by streets. ub merg submerging the doors. >> sport fields are also getting water logged. students here at the polly pavilion took off their shoes to walk around campus because they were getting soaked. >> officials are considering ordering an evacuation of the area but it looks like no one has been hurt. no word on why they haven't been able to cut off that water main in the past 90 minutes. it is a huge mess. >> another tough story. ai bomb squad sent in and residents remain evacuated at this hour. the stand off started with deputies trying to serve an eviction notice morning. thanks for joining us. >> there is a lot going on this evening. we want to pass on a great deal of news along to you. chaos in a heywood neighborhood when swat team had to be called in and evacuations were ordered.

it started when deputies tried to serve an eviction notice on a home in gainsville avenue. things escalated dramatically from here. our reporter is near the scene with new developments on this. nick. >> reporter: this neighborhood is usually quiet. that's what residents have told us off camera. what we don't know is if anyone is inside that home. we've seen robots move in. we've watched canine units move in but we've not seep any movement inside of that home. take a look at this video from sky 7 hd. our cameras were over the scene minute this started. we watched members of the swat team moving toward that house on gainsville avenue. weapons drawn, prepared to spring into action. we've heard police call over the loudspeaker several times come out. this is the hey the police department. you are being ordered to vacate the premises now. since then we've seen robots come