2000 acres, destroyed one home, and forced people to evacuate. it started near the summit of loma prieta. >> the i team has been investigating marijuana grows on that mountain for a month. >> reporter: i started the investigation in august. neighbors complained to me they felt under siege but what they suspected are illegal marijuana grows and they were concerned about the possible dangers presented by those operations. >> reporter: ups driver came upon this. the loama fire. he sent these pictures out on facebook. >> i was in awe and shock. i'd never seen anything like that from myself. from my first person view. >> reporter: he watched the helicopter land. >> it started from a structure.

>> the source with knowledge took carlos' video and believes he identifies where the fire may have started in an area near loma taquita road where neighbors claim was an illegal marijuana operation. >> they're heavily armed. there has been shootings in the past. >> sources say they're concentrating on that spot. it appears to identify a hell pot grow. they're concerned about loud pops. carlos thought it was the sound of trees exploding. . >> i thought that makes sense. when you put a log on the fire, you hear it popping. >> it could be some type of

ammunition. >> reporter: sources tell the i-team whether it was butane canisters exploding. cal fire says the investigation into how it started is underway. >> that can take up to, you know, weeks, months, possibly years. >> reporter: we have had a tough time reaching the current owner. the previous owner told me there was no drug operation there when he had it. a sheriff's deputy told me he saw several growers leaving the area in tears, upset about their crops going up in flames. dan and ama? >> fire crews worked in slightly cooler conditions today. the temperature fell about eight degrees from yesterday. flames continue to threaten 300 structures including a number of

homes. >> you can't tell. is that my house? somebody else's house? just trees? >> crews from across the state, a thousand firefighters plan to keep battling the flames. cal fire mobilized to join air tankers to battle the fire from the air. abc7 news reporter david louie spent time with the pilot between runs and is live in gilroy. david? >> reporter: cal fire created a virtual fleet fleet of 15 helicopters to help supplement it's air tankers. the helicopters have come from around the state and oregon with one focus, to give support to ground crews that are going in and trying to put out the fire. visibility can be problematic. 15 helicopters are in the second day of making drops of 200 to

2600 gallons at a time. >> we have winds today just going to change the fire behavior for us and humidity is low still. it affects us on the helicopter flying. >> these buckets are named after the company that created them. >> some used a line from 100 feet to #00 feet. keeps out of the fire making a fire worse. >> inside of the water, it scoops up from reservoirs or lakes. >> it has a valve that has these cords that go up to the release

and it's held up. >> with so many aircraft working a fire, coordinators on the ground serve as traffic controllers so fixed wing aircraft maintain separation. cal fire is united stating its own helicopter and others are leased from helicopters. david louie, abc7 news. air pollution levels are higher in santa clara valley but there is no spare the air alert today. here is a live look from one of our tower cameras. let's get to spencer christian. >> there is no doubt smoke from the fire contributed to a reduction of air quality, but so far, no spare the air alert in effect today or tomorrow. good air quality will prevail and it will be moderate and with

the spoke that has accumulated. these current conditions in the area of the loma fire. it's 70 degrees right now. winds are light and high temperature trend shows a continuing cooling trend in the area that should be helpful to efforts you can keep up with the changes in weather conditions related to the fire with the abc7 news app. ama? >> thank you, spencer. >> a jury convicted this man, darnel washington of murdering a retired schoolteacher m her home. suzy co was murdered in her home in hercules. authorities say the couple went on a multi day crime spree throughout california. washington faces the death penalty. >> u.s. parks police released this sketch of a person of interest in the death of a man killed while playing pokemon go in san francisco last month.

investigators are looking for this car. it was seen leaving the park after the incident. a 20-year-old calvin riley was with friends and fatally shot. >> some victims of a shooting in n elementary school are getting out of the hospital tonight. a teacher and child have been released but a 6-year-old child remains in critical condition. investigators say the shooter is a teenager who killed his father at home before going to the school and opening fire this morning. he's now in custody. families of those killed in the terrorist attacks of september 11th are now legally allowed to sue saudi arabia after a vote in washington overturned a veto. congress voted against the president and in favor of the legislation. the first successful override allows for lawsuits based on

allegations the saudis backed terrorists. alice hogueland lost her son, mark bingham, in those attacks. >> we're thankful congress has seen fit to allow us that day in court. we have heard strange nay saying for people who should be for this bill. >> opponents say the law could open the u.s. government up to lawsuits from other countries for action of military service members and diplomats. california's oldest banking institution, wells fargo is accused today of greed by the state treasurer who stripped the bank with profitable business dealings with state government. carolyn? >> reporter: the state treasurer says the fraudulent accounts have damaged it's customers' credits and this punishment is designed to have both financial impact and be a blow to the bank's reputation.

the california state treasurer, john chung calls it a legal, an ethical outrage. the bank aadmitted opening 2 million fake accounts for customers. the state will no longer use wells fargo for buying investments and underwriting bonds and not invest in the bank's securities. >> how can my office continue to entrust money to a organization that shes such little regard for heathins of californian that's placed their financial well being in its care. >> state officials say impact would be $500 million or more and chung thinks it will be a low to the image. >> this is the state of california and the biggest land of business for us. >> reporter: chung says he found the capitol hill testimony by wells fargo ceo john stump

disheartening and called him to resign. wells fargo saying in part we certainly understand the concerns that have been raised and are very sorry and take full responsibility for incidents in our retail bank. customers praised the state's actions. >> helpfully, will prevent it from happening in the future. >> this they've try to pulled something like this, they've got to pay for it. >> reporter: treasurer chung mans to use his position on the state's largest pension funds with $2 billion plus invested in wells fargo to push for long term reforms. hard work pays off. a man smokes himself out. the common crime that has local law enforcement ready for anything. see where you can make $80,000 a year and still qualify

for affordable housing. >> meet a woman ticketed in a red zone even after the curb was

ever feel like you've been wrongly accused? that is how one woman feels right now. she got a ticket for parking in a red zone that wasn't there when she parked her car. let's bring in vic lee in the marina district to explain what happened. this is wild. >> well, dan, it's a, you know, this is franklin street and this is the red zone right here. that is the red zone we're talking about. this is where the woman parked her car.

now, that is a simple story but became complicated when the sf-mta responded with an explanation one woman finds hard to swallow. >> ridiculous. >> that is how she felt. she put her car here, a legal parking space. >> i parked there because it was not ready red. >> darrenthal has a city parking permit so she can park longer than two hours. she was going on a business trip. she came back, five days later... >> i saw a ticket on the car. >> her parking space had been painted red while she was away. you can still see the fresh paint on leaves and litter in the gutter. the crew painted around her tire but not nice, this $110 ticket for a red zone violation.

darrenthal protested on the website and appealed. >> they just said the protest was denied and that i still had to pay the fine. >> we went to sf-mta spokesman paul rose. he confirms the space was painted red when the car was parked but says darrenthal was cited not for red zone, but because she parked in that spot too long. >> according to the california vehicle code, you can't park in the same location more than 72 hors. >> but darrenthal's ticket says red zone violation. >> she did protest the citation and was denied for these reasons. >> but nowhere in this rejection letter which she got from sfmta does it mention a 72 hour parking violation. darrenthal says she'll appeal again, this time in person. from red zones to red lanes, governors signed a law aimed at

speeding. the ride for buses along streets in california. the law will help unclog bus lanes in san francisco. and current laws only allow citing driver who's stop at curb spaces reserved for buss. >> ted is a huge day for self driving technology. a quadriplegic received a special kind of driver's license. kristin zee is here with the story. kristin? >> reporter: ground breaking and inspirational. what a feeling for sam schmidt. he received a auto license. >> 15 years ago, i figured i was done driving on the street

forever. you know? now, anything is possible. >> reporter: schmidt was an indy car racer until a violent crash left him paralyzed from the neck down. this car put him back in the seat. he breathes into a tube to accelerate and blows out to break. cameras track his head movement and relay that to tires for turning. it's only valid in nevada, has to be a pilot car ahead and he needs a licensed driver ready to take control just in case. sam is good with that and when nevada's lieutenant governor handed him the license today, he said what happens when i get pulled over and the officer says can i see your hands? i don't think that is going to be a problem. >> no. that is really interesting. that's cool. thanks, kristin. san francisco board of supervisors is upset with cost overruns and now, they're voting to postpone $7 million in

funding for next phase of the project. supervisors worry it may have led to adjacent millennium tower structural problems. mayor ed lee says he supports the delay. >> i need to make sure we've got the best venues going forward, there is a debate about building techniques. >> phase two contains construction of an underground rail tunnel and california high speed rail trains would share the tracks. marine layer is back and temperatures are dropping. continuing to look at this as i stroll over to the board to show how much cooling affect we're getting. here is a live view of the fog from our roof top camera looking over the bay. it's pushing across the bay and headed inland. we'll see fog near the coast and bay overnight. cooling into the weekend area wide.

there is a chance of showers on sunday we can use that will help reduce fire danger. 24 hour temperature change, 18 degrees cooler in hayward and 10-14 degrees cooler in other locations. readings are 54 degrees in half moon bay. 55 in san francisco. oakland, 70 down in san jose and a warm 89 in brentwood. to our overnight lows, generally mid-50s tonight and cooler near the coast. we'll see low 50s and santa rosa, napa dropping down to 50 or 51 degrees. 7:00 this evening, notice advantage of the will he clouds and fog across the bay and inland. maybe that will slow down the commute but the fog will pull back by late morning or mid day, giving us mainly sunny skies except for lingering patches of coastal fog. highs tomorrow, breezy conditions and upper 50s on the coast to 60s and low 70s around the bay. upper 70s to low 80s inland.

friday, will be windy on the coast and into friday night. that may increase fire risk but will remain cool. we expect a cool afternoon saturday and cooler sunday with highs in the 60s. here is the abc7 storm impact scale. approaching system ranks one on impact scale, bringing autumn showers and produce slippery roadways. and here is the forecast animation for the storm starting sunday morning. it will not affect all areas of the bay area, just october showers. so on we go to the accu-weather forecast.

breezy and cool, cooling down over the weekend. sunday, the coolest day with a chance of showers into monday morning. this looks like a winter forecast where you warm up a little bit. 500 square feet or $400 a night? >> coming up, what you get at the newest hotel in sonoma county. plus... designated survivor isn't just the name of abc's newest hit show. meet some men who carry that had title in real life after title in real life after tonight's new episode o am an iraq veteran. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. vets" in voting yes on prop 61.

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so far, resort and casino has been 100% casino. abc7 news reporter eric thomas took the tour today. >> up until now, if you wanted to visit the casino, you had to gamble on a room off site. that will change in mid-november. >> now, we're further fulfilling our name. resort element takes another step forward. >> owners of the casino and resort is adding resort. a 200 room hotel with spa.

and in the $800 million to build and you're getting close to $1 billion. >> people can come and enjoy entertainment, game, and tour the wine country. now, enjoy a spa in first class facilities. a standard room is 500 square feet, running $399 a night mid week and $499 on the weekends. luxury suites up to 2600 square feet. price? don't ask. capable of generating a lot of new jobs. >> it will mean we'll have a total of 2000 team members here. a local pastor says the hotel will lure the cost across the area. >> the dirty secret is prostitution.

the new hotel is only going to add to this problem. >> hotel officials say security officers and police will keep an eye out for the crimes. a major expansion for a store, beta provides a physical space for you to tryout new gadgets only available online and announced it's receiving $20 million helping it expand to santa monica, seattle, and other locations. beta has head quarters in san francisco and one location in palo alto. ahead, cracking down on a crime in the bay area. >> ground 0 for this special task force. also... a piece of san francisco movie history is on the market. what it takes for you to live in the mrs. doubtfire house, ahead, on abc7 news. sharing video services is common. can it

they're bringing crime, when mexthey're rapists.ople... are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians.

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all in a day's work. a look at a day in the life of a task force in the east bay targeting a common crime. >> now, one county believes it's come up with a way to >> with thousands of cars in oakland and surrounding cities it's a full time job of a task force to track down thieves and vehicles and oakland is ground 0. >> we showed today. >> a man wanted for violating his parole tried to escape police by running into his home in the fruit vail district and starting a fire. >> we called the fire department and oakland pd lent us a canine. >> he sold this pontiac trance

yam to a 17-year-old out of san leandro. police say a auto thief specializes in gm vehicles and coveted engines. >> in a few years we have recovered, law enforcement recovered almost 300 stripped cam yaros in the oeshgland the suspect is albert murray police say he had a pistol magazine. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. the suspect of a kidnapping case is expected to change his plea in court tomorrow.

matthew muller's attorney says he will plead guilty and says prosecutors decided only to seek a 40-year prison term instead of life. he's charged with kidnapping denise huskins last year. a park in oakland's fruit veil district may soon be safer. abc7 news was at cesar chavez park as city workers upgraded a system that weren't working three weeks ago when three men were shot and killed in the park. >> you know, it will deter some and if something does happen we'll be able to enforce the law. >> the cameras stopped working because of vandalism and water damage. >> it is a sign of the times in the bay area's ultra expensive

housing market. the property managers of courtyard apartments are taking applications for 22 affordable units part of berkeley's below market rate program. anyone making less than $82,000 a year can apply. a lottery will be held to decide who gets one of them. a home where mrs. doubtfire was filmed is for sale. is a piece of history. >> this is on a list of things to see. >> it's on just about every map and tourist guide. the house where robin williams starred in "mrs. doubt fire". the movie used a real street address and prices. and something else. >> we encouraged producers to hire his local friends, actors,

comedians. >> dick bright played a rock said let's have fun. >> the trees and pavement have become a memorial. the owner explained why he left it there. >> i'm not about to change anything and it's all deserved. >> some speculated one reason the house became an unofficial memorial is because there is no official memorial. now, some of his friends are trying to change that. >> we want to rename sharon meadow robin williams meadow. >> he funded the free comedy show for years. >> everybody misses him. and it hasn't been the same

without him. >> the nows, four bedrooms, four and a half baths. the seller is a retiring surgeon who specialized in facial fem niezing. >> i think it's iconic no matter who lives there. >> if you want to support the name change we have a link on our website. >> coming up, taking the economy a step further than designed for. >> michael finney explains what the rules are when it comes to sharing your streaming video accounts. plus... >> curing that time you put it off, the cancer can be evolving. and still ahead, how a new technology takes away the worst part

a fire in san martine just south of morgan hill. you can see from this web cam one house is burning in the middle of the trees. and crews tell us they've been fighting

a court ruling says sharing of pass words is illegal, but michael finney looks at that now. michael? >> can i get your netflix number? >> sure. >> sharing video services is but can it get you in trouble? never lend out your netflix id? or borrow a friend's hulu pass word? >> do you use video stream something. >> absolutely. >> do you use friends numbers? >> our friends. >> there are people accessing amazon streaming service than there are account holders. you don't have to hand out your pass word to be involved.

who has access to hbo account? >> you're not the only one with that question. share with your children and spouse. and you don't know maybe who they have shared it with. >> i'm talking with personal staff writer looking into the sharing of pass words. >> let me start with the question. am i allowed to give out my account number? >> it depends on terms and conditions. that is going to vary from netflix to hulu to hbo to amazon prime or another account you may be looking at sharing. >> every company can makeup rules but most of the fine print boils down to just one word. >> they're all using this word household. does it include your spouse? what about adult children at

college? i don't know. >> it's a judgment call, and there is no crack down, however there doesn't mean one isn't coming. >> people should not be panicking but it's something they should keep an eye on and be aware of. know the rules so maybe you're not breaking the rules. >> thank you safe money? >> a lot of money. >> new age capitalism. >> i'll keep track of rulings and report back as things evolve. now, i want to hear from you. do you have a question? the hot line is open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you can reach me on my facebook page. >> coming up next, 3 d and virtual. >> how local

. hillary clinton will be in the bay area october 13th. today, michelle obama as well as senator bernie sanders came out in support of the nominee. clinton talked about her plan to

provide a college education at no charge for some families. >> we should and will make public colleges tuition free for families earning less than $125,000 a year. >> antitrump graffiti spray painted on a chicago building holding the polish national alliance hours before trump was due there for a speech. trump spoke to supporters, promoting his plans. >> i'm very good for jobs. i will be the greatest president for jobs that god ever created, that, i can tell you. >> the vice president debate is on tuesday night at 6:00. >> colo rectal cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer deaths but now technology offering a powerful way to get

screened for it. >> in a high tech imaging lab, ucsf radiologist is taking a journey through a body. >> this is a poll up. >> the images from inside of the colon were captured by scan with no camera into the body but like those, the goal is to identify lesions for poll ups that could turn into cancer. >> we'd like to find the region before you develop the cancer. >> most americans became familiar when president obama chose the procedure, which does not require anesthesia. dr. yee says it's made dramatic leaps, powerful software can gauge tissue density. but to experience the next break through you have to put on glasses. >> here, i'm taking a segment

and just opening it up. in a work station, she turns the colon into a 3 d hologram. she can examine sessions if any angle. >> and cut through. >> it's so powerful, that doctors believe they can visualize the affect. >> you can take the stylus and move the bone. you'll be able to understand what the soft tissue is going to do in response to that. >> on the cancer front, he is hoping the less invasive option will prompt more patients to undergo the screening, potentially saving thousands of lives. >> how many people put off their colonoscopy and it's a shame because during that time, the cancer can be evolving.

>> dr. yee says it reduces risks to patients who continue with virtual screenings as they age. >> yes. >> the bay area is a beautiful place to live and abc7 news viewers prove it all the time. >> michael got a great sunset shot at aptos. >> and here is a look from our camera. look at that. yes. we're apreching sunset which officially happens at six chn 57. >> that is gorgeous, spencer? >> we have stunning sun sets. here is live doppler 7. fog is back at the coast and helped add to the color of the sun sets. tomorrow's highs range from upper 50s to low 70s on the bay

and upper 70s inland. so cooler than it was earlier if the week is for sure. there is a weak system with limited moisture, a best chance of rain in the north bay. and here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling trend continues throughout the weekend. and this system will rank one in our storm impact scale and temperatures increase, highs back up to 80 degrees. >> thank you. >> okay. >> on to sports. a lot going on. >> yes. larry beil? what do you have for us? >> they hit four homers last night. is this the start of something big? or just a one n

alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. kt giants repeat the feat against the rockies? rockies are sandwiched in the wild card race.

will be jeff samarge and manager bruce boccie is hoping this is a start of a trend. >> that is the best game i think we've had in a long time. just the way guys kept it going and added on the good, hard contact. you know? >> we hope we can build up and just hope these five games and beyond, we can continue that. >> silver and black will be three out of 4 on the road to start the season. a shootout, from 351. last year, raiders took on a winless team, this year, baltimore is 3-0 and the game,

of course is there. and offensive guard osemili played for the ravens. >> guys are going to be competing against so that is going to be a different twist and is going to be fascinating. >> this is very physical. they're they're 3-0. >> to the niners if blaine gabbert continues to struggle, when will collin kaepernick get his chance to quarterback the 49ers? coach kelly insists kaep isn't all the way back but he is listed as the back up. >> every single day, if you ask me where he is, he's not where he was in 2013.

he's healed but they throw the ball all over the place. he's not where he was physically. he's not the same guy right now. >> leaner. >> niners may have a less problem, cowboys star receiver des bryant dying knowsed with a hairline fracture and cowboys are saying he might play. >> arrival of kevin durant changed perception of the warriors, bramond green is okay witness. >> i mean the most fun this game is going another ten anyway.

so eventually you'll shut up and i'll laugh and keep moving. >> guess who is driving for lyft? david ortiz in disguise, he is retiring after the season so i'm sure he's going to do more driving for lyft. or, just make millions of dollars doing commercials. one or another. >> i think it's good he's getting his training in now for life. >> join us tonight at 9:00. it's no secret affordable housing is hard to come by. a law that could safe the bay area's housing crisis. >> at 11:00 nearly two months after a young man was shot and killed playing pokemon go, new leads police are following. >> here is tonight's prime time line up. at 8:00, goldbergs followed by speechless, modern family and

blackish. designated survivor at 10:00 and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is going to do it this edition of abc7 news, thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time and will see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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