>> operation cold day with a fog hanging over the city. they went door to door executing those search and arrest warrants. it all started at 7:00 this morning. our media partners posted this video from a twitter user. it shows a team of federal agents and police being transported to different parts of the bay area. most of the operation went down in san francisco. this was one of the locations. the housing dwome ining develop sun sunnydale district where some 17 search warrants were executed. we saw two people in custody. sources with knowledge of the operation tell us the lead agency was the atf and they started the investigation more than a year ago. today was d day. the day they swept in and made the arrests. one of our sources told us the targets were quote really bad

dudes. federal agents and police had more than 100 arrest warrants and executed over 30 search warrants. the investigation focused on guns, stolen cars, fences for stolen property. we don't know how many targets were arrested in today's operation. the san francisco d.a.'s office issued a statement confirming that there was an operation. it will go on for a couple of weeks for suspect who is alluded them today. the atf hopes to put a real dent in the trafficking of illegal guns here in the bay area. one footnote, the federal agency i.c.e. was not involved in today's operation. vic lee, abc 7 news.

>> thank you. a scare at 49ers training camp today. donovan newsome went down in a collision and had to be hospitalized. he had only a condition cushion. it rattled coaches and players. >> it's scary down there. any time you have a guy on the ground that long. still a lot of information we need to find out. his eyes were open. he had feeling in his lower half and his hands. that's the encouraging part about it. >> you kind of just sit back and say a prayer ffr the guy and hope that everything works out and the medical staff you know they are trained for these situations and it's scary. you don't want to see anyone go through that. >> he's at stanford medical center and remains under observation. glen campbell, a small town country boy who became a super star has died.

♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> campbell's six decade career was one of the most successful of the 20th century. he had several number one hits. won grammys for country and pop. his greatest influence may be for songs he played guitar on which include viva las vegas, you've lost that loving feeling and california dreaming. he starred in film and tv. he died after a long battle with alzheimer's. he was 81 years old. he played his final show in that -- napa. music fans are in mourning. check out the tribute to those we have lost on our website. the highway patrol wants to know why a passenger van ran into an auto body shop. >> the van plowed into the shop just before 8:00 this morning.

one person is recovering from minor injuries. firefighters tell us a car parked inside the building was damaged by this morning's impact. a concord man is charged with setting last week's fire bo above the uc berkeley campus. police arrested him after a series of events last thursday. before the fire began, officers believed he was involved in a road rage incident intentionally ramming into a car and threatening the people inside with a rifle. he was later found near the fire and admitted to police that he started it. last wednesday's fire bcrdneur peak boulevard. a firefighter is recovering after falling about 50 feet. on this tuesday live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you the clover just hugging the coat right n coast right now. part of the reason why the

clouds are so stubborn to mover, a nice an shore breeze. tam cam showing the clouds stretching through parts of the region. 60s, 70s, 80s from this vintage point. gilroy warmer at 85 degrees. much more sunshine as you move inland. live look showing you nothing but sun out here and warmer temperatures inland. about 79 santa rosa and 83 in livermore. future weather showing you as we go hour by hour, we know this pattern all too well. by 8:00 you can see the cloud cover beginning the make its trek around the bay. patchy fog for many of us. this pattern won't last for the entire seven-day forecast. we'll talk about it coming up in the full forecast in a few minutes. ama. thank you so much. we want to get back to our breaking news. this is happening in campbell where a crane fell over and smashed into the roof of that home. we have captain gary with us on

the phone to give us a little more information on what happened and we hear everyone is okay. is that correct? >> that is correct. there were no injuries and nobody was home at the time of the accident. >> that is a relief. >> i was going to say what happened? obviously there's some balance issue here. >> that's what it appears to be. about noon today the crane was out at the address replacing a power pole that was in the backyard. during the repair the crane tipped over and caused the damage that you can see. the crews are out there and the company is investigating how this happened. >> what's it going to take this all cleared up and get that up right? >> the initial reports are that it's going to take quite a few hours. the crane was extended out about 200 feet. it's quite an operation to get that up right without causing any other damage or injuries.

>> captain, do you need another crane in order to lift the crane that fell down? is that what has to happen here? >> that's what the crane company is looking into. i don't have specific details how they will do that. they are currently working on the solution. >> anything people in the neighborhood, anywhere they need to call or anything if they are having trouble getting access in there? >> there are area where is the road is blocked but crews are out there that can give directions to residents that need to get into the area. >> are there any power outages given it was a power pole being replaced? does everybody has electricity? what's the situation? >> power was shut off in that area prior to the accident. the information we have right now is that the power is continuing to be turned off until the repairs can be made and the crane safely taken out. >> do we have any homes affected

because this will take a while? >> i don't have the exact number of answers. that wasn't too extensive. >> we're taking a close look at that right there so we can see where it hit on the roof. captain, thank you for joining us today and giving us the update. no one injured. that's going to take several hours to get this situation clear. thank you, captain. it was a close encounter for kayaker today. a baby whale swam close to shore. >> look at that. the whale swam directly under several kayakers. it didn't seem to be in any obvious distress, which is good. they used hoses to try to usher the whale out of harbor. great whales aren't going usually seen in southern california this time of year. >> that's a wild scene.

>> definitely. i don't know if the whale was in distress but if i was kayaking, i might be. we have preparations for a 5:00di up to the evening session of san jose council. >> parents and other supporters were working on signs to show their support for sarah. she owns the vacant lot which she wants rezoned residential. our council members oppose any niplan c. >> to have overwhelming support. however, this issue of solving the housing crisis for teachers and the missing middle is very important to me. i'm not going to stop. >> reporter: opponents argue the site is surrounded by land zoned for commercial use and

commercial land use is important to foster jobs and small businesses. there's concern of a potential domino affect is one property is allowed torezone. the mayor worries that once approved there's no assurance the teacher housing will be built. >> we have no guarantee that in exchange for the city changing the rules for this developer or property owner thathe t public will get affordable housing. there will be a wind fall for the land owner. it will probably triple the value of their land but there's no enforcement commitment. >> reporter: the property owner said she is willing to sign a deed restriction. the school principal said she lost a good teacher due to housing cost. >> they would have loved to stay in the area but they couldn't afford to live here. they took jobs in southern california and moving down there. it was real loss to us. >> reporter: this parent is convinced a victory. >> yes. i hopefully win. >> reporter: abc 7 news. much more ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00. bay area company hoping to help

airlines put an end to customer service complaints. the new way they hope companies will respond to problems. plus. >> oh, my gosh. >> abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson shows us the drill underway at pg&e to help employees get ready for the big one. a rare achievement for a southern california mountain lion. look at this guy. why p-55 may have used up one of his nine lives after a rather impressive accomplishment. anyone recognize these baseball cards? coming up, we'll talk to the man who found the collection and what he's doing to tryryryryryry

this year airlines have very publicly dealt with an industry wide customer service crisis. today one san francisco tech company announced a partnership it hopes will put an end to the problem starting with one airline. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen sla sla explains. >> reporter: the ceo of gladly demonstrating how their software is meant to bring the customer service experience into the 21st century. >> the idea is to enable companies to know who you are as a customer and a single place to have all the communications with them. >> reporter: gladly and jet blue announced partnership. the airline invested in gladly and will use their software to bring all forms of communication onto one platform. the jet blue customer service employees will use to streamline their process. >> say you start with a

conversation on twitter and you pick up the phone to continue that conversation. as we roll out to everyone inside of jet blue, that history will be connected for the first time. >> most customer service occurs in silos. there's the phone area. there's the e-chat area. >> reporter: consumer psychologist says gladly's approach in innovative and has the potential to eliminate frustration on consumer and employee ends of customer service. >> they get to give the consumer a much more individualized customer response and get to weed out people that are really misusing the system. >> reporter: in the meantime if you have a customer service inquiry start on the company's website and if that doesn't work you can post on social media. >> when they know that others are listening, sometimes that fires a more immediate response. >> reporter: in san francisco, kate larsen, abc 7 news. police credit a canine officer with helping to get what appear to be illegal drugs off the street. take a look at canine officer

otos searching car. the driver gave police permission to search the car. detectives believe he uncovered five grams of methamphetamine and police arrested the driver. an update on a mountain lion in southern california that's plight has been well documented. >>researchers tracking a cougar says he successfully crossed highway 101 on july 30th. it's the only fourth known successful crossing in the 15 years that researchers have been studying big cats. >> researchers say p-55 crossed 101 along the steep grade north of thousands oaks. he then crossed state routes 23 and 118 to reach the mountains putting him in range less hemmed in by southern california. >> three major roadways.

that's huge. >> be hard to do in a car given the traffic. never mind hopping over where he did it. where are we going for the weather? >> it's nice out there for most. we're going to get a break from the heat but cooler weather. even cooler than this will come in for the second half of the forecast. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing it's a nice picture no matter where you live. you like the sunshine, you go away from the coast. that's the theme we had not only today but for tomorrow as well. outside we go. live look. got some stratocumulus clouds now. the marine layer will make its presence known overnight. out there right now typical summer spread. got about a 30-degree spread. novato just updated to 84. at a comfortable 77 at san jose. 85 at concord and oakland at 67. this koocooler weather got us t

thinking do you like this pattern or miss the heat? are you enjoying it or think it's too cool and want it to warm up? we want to hear what you think. head over to her page. we want to hear if you want to keep this pattern or if you miss the heat from july. live doppler 7 along with satellite. high pressure is in control. it's the muscle maker of the forecast right now off the coast of seattle. it's creating a traffic jam in our atmosphere right now. low pressure in interior california is keeping that marine layer socked in. this pattern not changing over the next 48 hours. we're going to have a lot of low clover overnight tonight once again. here is the call. drizzle along the coast very likely. a lot of cloud cover even inland overnight tonight. temperatures in the 50s to lower 60s as we get you out the door tomorrow morning. your 12-hour planner, take a look. it's a cloudy start for most. very similar to how we had today. by noon the cloud cover slowly

pulling back to the coast. by 4:00 once again temperatures very comfortable for this time of year. highs in our micro climate starting on wednesday, high of 79 in san jose. l lots of sunshine. along the peninsula about 72. downtown san francisco it's going to take some time to see that sunshine downtown. probably not until the afternoon. 65 there. we're socked in and the cloud cover for daily city. it's breezy at 62 degrees. about 76 for vallejo. into the east bay about 69 the high in oakland. about 68 in richmond. inland we're back into the 80s tomorrow afternoon. 85 walnut creek and 86 in concord. the seven-day forecast, plan the next seven days for you. it's a steady pattern.

clouds to afternoon sunshine. really stays comfortable through the first half of the weekend. as we go into sunday, and even into monday, cooler air will work into the picture. even cooler than what we have right now and one week from today we're calling it cool for summer with temperatures inland struggling to hit 80 degrees. >> wow. >> quite a reversal. >> it's going to warm back up. come september. thanks. some sad news out of south bay. police still looking for man who shot and killed a liquor store owner in east san jose. he was killed late last night just an hour before he was set to go home. abc 7 news reporter matt keller has more on the impact this man made on others. >> reporter: this 911 call came in at 10:53 monday night. a man shot and killed inside. >> my son woke me up at midnight

and said my brother been shot. >> reporter: he arrived at the scene with several other family members. this is his brother, 57-year-old hu lee better known as charlie lee. he's a husband, father of four sons, a long time san jose residents and small business owner. today he's san jose's most recent homicide victim. charlie and his wife were working the store together last night. >> my brother feel a bit tired and he laid on the floor. his wife stand there and the guy came over put the mask on and asked her to open t cash register and give the money. >> reporter: charlie lee has owned the store for more than a decade and worked long hours. he's been robbed before and known for chasing off wannabe shoplifters. the armed, masked man pull the trigg trigger. >> he stand up. he said no and the guy shot him.

>> reporter: the wife held charlie and called 911. the robber threatened to shoot her but didn't. >> he tried to take her phone away and tried to open the cash register but he left. >> he didn't get any money? >> no. >> reporter: the robber escaped before police arrive. video could help police in their murder investigation. >> i don't know what to say. i hope the police can get that guy. h put him in jail forever. stay with us. we'll be right back.

a new effort is under way to land former 49er quarterback collin kaepernick a job in the nfl. >> this one comes with a lot of star power. >> film director spike lee tweeted this poster today urging people to rally outside of nfl

headquarters in new york city on august 23rd to push for employment for the controversial quarterback. cap's name is misspelled and lee is quick to point out he is not the organizer. the director calling the lack of a job offer very suspect. he asked how is it possible that all 32 teams in the nfl can't or won't find a spot for number 7 on their rosters with his proven tale talent. the free agent remains unsigned. that's right and debate continues over whether that's due to his ability or taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality. mixed opinion among football fans. if i were a football coach, i'd take colin any day. erin paul says if he has enough talent, he should be picked up. a

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series of off beat sporting events like corn hull which has turned out to be quite popular as well as women's roller derby and the american disc golf championship. it came to life during the 2004 hit movie dodge ball which starred vince vaughn and ben stiller. it's one of ama's favorites. if you can catch a wrench, you can dodge a ball. >> somebody else seems to know it quite well. >> i've seen it a couple of times. we have much more ahead and escalating situation surrounding north korea. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> president trump responds to a report that country's nuclear program may be much partser along than everyone thought. also, jogger rage. authorities releasing video of a

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here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. an update on our breaking news in the south bay. efforts are under way to right a crane that came down and smashed on to the roof of a home in campbell. 20 minutes ago police told us it will take several hours to right that crane. it was extended 200 feet. power is out in that area. a court hearing was held today for man accused in the killing of a photographer on twin peaks. abc 7 news reporter was at the courthouse and tweeted this picture. friends arrived at court. hear from them in a live report on abc 7 nudes at 5:-- news at one community is saying no thanks to bike sharing. she'll explain why business owners in the mission district want to put the brakes on the program. there are reports that north korea says it is seriously considering plan to strike guam.

that's the latest advance in rising nuclear tensions between north korea and the u.s. abc 7 news reporter has the latest from washington. >> reporter: tensions with north korea increasing. abc news has confirmed a washington post report saying north korea has successfully cleared one of the biggest hurdles toward becoming a nuclear power. u.s. intelligence sources revealing pyongyang hapyongyanga miniaturized a nuclear warhead. >> they are not suicidal. they know an attack on the united states will bring an end to their country and regime. >> reporter: a major concern and president trump blasting back tuesday with a warning for north kore koreaan leader kim jong-un. >> north korea best not make anymore threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> reporter: the opposite approach suggested by some

nuclear policy experts. >> we need to calm down, take a deep breath. realize that the north is not going to attack us. there's a risk they will make a mistake. that they will look at the situation in a way that is miscalculation and we will stumble into catastrophe. >> reporter: the united nations then unanimously passing crippling sanctions in return. kim jong-un vowing a thousands fold revenge leaving the world to wait and see what happens next. reaction to all of this rolling in online. people are tweetsing they thought president trump's response was a quote from kim ju jong- jong-un. the president seems to be showing no interest in toning down the tension. >> officials in china fear the death toll may grow

powerful earth waquake rocked a remote area of jiuzhaigou. people captured cell phone video. shan chandeliers swaying during the jolt. the epicenter is near a popular national park. you see the damage. five of the people who were killed are believed to be tourists. the former ceo of black water security says be white house is considering turning over a big chunk of the u.s. war this afghanistan to private contractors. the plan calls for 5500 private contractors, formal special operations troop to advise afghan combat forces. there will be a 90-plane private force to provide air support. it comes as the u.s. backed afghan military faces stalemate in the war. people in the los angeles

county city of west covina are mourning the loss of a u.s. marine killed last saturday. 19-year-old ruben was one of three marines died when the aircraft crashed off the coast of australia. he just celebrated his birthday. he graduated in 2016, played football there and remembered fondly by his former teammates. >> it's heartbreaking and sad. it's just hard to really believe that he's not with us. >> he's a special person. he always have a special place in this community, this team and school and everyone's heart. >> his father issued a statement saying quote my heart is broken for our family's loss. the other marines were killed were from maine and kansas. 23 of the 26 personnel on board that aircraft did survive. the marine corps may be on the verge of attending male only combat training this southern

california. they are eyeing plan to let women attend the program at camp pendleton. the change could happen as soon as next spring. they are allowing them to attend boot camp in decisisan diego. currently all women going through in south carolina. police are warning of a rising trend in crime based on the popularity of apps that allow you to buy and sell second hand items. we have important tips on how to protect yourself. >> reporter: it's an ease vi way to make fast cash. post an item you want to sell on an app. wait for the highest offer then meet at a specific location. safety expert and former police detective warns sellers and buyers to beware of the person you might meet. >> any time you're dealing with strangers your risk level goes up. >> my whole beside went numb. i was scared. >> reporter: this woman took what she taught were all the right precautions when selling

an ipad on the app offer up. she met the buyer in a populated community center parking lot and brought her mother-in-law and son. >> the only thing that i had didn't take wads my personal cell phone and the ipad we were selling. >> reporter: police are seeing so many of these crimes that they are setting up safe meet up spots. >> criminals do not want to commit crimes a t the police department. they know their likelihood of being arrested or getting caught greatly increase when they come to the police department. >> reporter: several bay area cities already have safe exchange zones including richmond, daily city and fremont. apps like offer up and others often give safety advice and have even given police departments nation wide meet up spot signs so they are really visible. if you can't go to a police station, some other tip includes going to public place with a lot of people and has surveillance

cameras available. abc 7 news. surveillance video captured a tragedy being averted in england and british police want to find a man who could have killed a woman. you can see the jogger shoves a woman right into the path of a bus right there. fortunately the bus driver had quick enough reflexes. this all occurred in west london. a closer look at the suspect right there. london's metropolitan police say it appears to be in his 30s with short brown hair and brown eyes. next at 4:00, protecting their laptops. police in southern california are experimenting this afternoon with cases that can with stand gunfire. it's a baseball card mystery. an east bay man found thousands on the side of the road and now he wants your help getting them back to the owner. a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you the

cloud cover waiting to move inland tonight. cooler weather is on the way. the numbers ahead in the accuweather forecast.

let's say you had a choice of carrying around a regular old backpack or a bullet proof backpack? why wouldn't you want the extra protection? a group of police officers are testing out there idea.

>> reporter: a police officer and his former field partner gear up to test a bullet proof laptop case against an ak-47 rifle. it's one of several design they manufacturer for law enforcements agencies and civilia civilians. >> it's a traditional pack back. >> reporter: retired police officer say they often responded to active shooter incidents and wanted to offer an easy to use life saving device. >> you're probably carrying a similar back now. you're probably carrying a backpack or happlaptop case. for our police officers we make a version where they can put in their holsters, magazines, police id. >> reporter: he says it's a more lightweight alternative. >> the old metal plates, some of them are ten pounds each. >> reporter: these weigh 1.6 pounds. we tested one of the plates at

the shooting range. >> i'll bring the plate up to you. this is where the round struck. it's hard to tell there but if you look at the back you can see how it protruded. >> reporter: we got a chance to test it a second time. nice. >> just nicked it. oh, man. what if that happens? >> then if that was the case have a bottom plate overlapped. >> reporter: david lopez worked along side one of the officers while volunteering with the lapd. >> something i would use because as a professor i'm responsible to a certain degree for the students that are in my classroom. >> reporter: some of the products retail between 499 and $899. abc 7 news. officials in orlando, florida say they are surprised about the contents of a rusty time capsule found inside a federal statue.

orlando's mayor said he expec d ed to find only a box full of dust. it was found under a confederate statue. an astronomy professor is taking time off teaching bay area residents about the solar eclipse. >> he gives kparntss ideas on explaining the eclipse to a kid. one using a lamp and a tennis ball. >> the lamp will be the sun. the tennis ball is the moon and your kid's head will be the earth. you can line them up in such a way that you simulate an eclipse

right on the kid's head. >> don't move your head. the book has other active tis. >> learn about the total eclipse by the in your opinions at abc7news.com. all right. let's check in with drew and weather a bit cooler. in the east bay it's still pretty warm. >> it is warm. we're still many the 80s in the east bay. live doppler 7 along with satellite got that typical coastal cloud cover. just to the north we go. live doppler 7 showing you several thunder showers have popped up in the past hour. they are pretty much stationary and not moving anywhere.

mainly cloudy. te to low 60s your starting wednesday. clouds pull back to the koets. we'll see a lot of sunshine into the afternoon. just want to give you a heads up for outside lands. friday and saturday feature very similar pattern to what we're experiencing now. sunday does feature more in the way of sunshine. we'll show you the forecast over the next seven days. some morning clouds. typical pattern into the early part of the weeken and colder air going to move in for monday and into tuesday of next week. >> thank you so much. next, a mysterious animal to look at. he's not big foot but he's baffling scientists in north carolina this afternoon. i'm michael finney, if you

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doesn't exist. they started showing up. it doesn't look like a deer and looks too much like a deer to be a camel. >> one expert believes it's a super rare micro moose. volunteers sent tens of thousands of images that will be used by scientists. >> if you know what he is, write them. airlines have been in the spotlight for bumping passengers off of overbooked flights. >> new data shows that it's actually not happening that often. michael finney has the new details. >> us bumping people. we would never do such a thing.

the number of passengers bumped off fliegs have plummeted. the department of transportation says airlines are bumping passengers at the lowest rate since recordkeeping began back in 1995. a big drop happened after the incident this april when a 69-year-old passenger was forcibly removed from an overbooked flight. he suffered bloody cuts and broken teeth. you have seen the pictures a bunch of times. others captured the incident with cell phone. video went viral causing a wide spread out rage and inspired friendlier airline policies for denied boarding. only 52 passengers per one million were bumped from u.s. flights in the first half of this year. since the april incident, just 44 per million were denied boarding. united reported a more dramatic

decline. in may just 61 passengers were bumped. if you lose your debit card it's terrifying enough. chase base is tightening the process. chase will no longer let customers walk into a branch to instantly obtain a new card. the easy fix was allowing too much fraud. the bank says scammers were using fake ids to pose as customers, obtain new credit cards, new cards and drain the customer's bank accounts. under the new system chase will generate a new card and mail it to the customer's address on file. you may stop one scam but another is always rearing up. the federal trade commission says watch out for imposters claiming you won a government grant. the ftc says the scammers are pretending to call from the national institute of health. they were slelected to receive 14,000 grant. they tell victims the pay with

itunes gift cards, green dot cards or give their bank account numbers. if you get such a call just hang up. sgr but he seemed so nice on the phone. >> they trick people. next, somebody's going to miss this. an east bay man wants to return a baseball card collection found scattered along the bay area highway. >> dan is here with a look at what's coming up at 5:00. >> the suspected thief captured on surveillance and the lifetime of memories that were stolen. one bay area woman hopes you can help find this guy. a big rig and a pick up collides. the mess is still being cleaned up. the lake problem no one wants but too many people are running into. we'll have that story and screen time in the summer. getting your kids to cut down and get outside. remember when playing out doors was a

an east bay man found thousands of baseball cards littered along a highway. >> he's trying to get them back to the owner. >> i got a flat tire on my trailer on the freeway. >> reporter: randy says fix dg ir trailer was the easy part. it was collecting the thousands of baseball cards he found along the highway that turned into a big chore. >> it became like an easter egg

hunt. you go from bush to bush and i realize how far up the hillside they went. >> reporter: theeds are the pictu -- these are the pictures he took. >> they are all in these neat collectible sleeves. i don't know what to call them. >> reporter: it took him nearly 2 hours to pick up some 2,000 cards. >> about quarter mile. >> reporter: the cards are mostly from the early 1990s. some loose. others in plastic sleeves. his wife and son helped clean the road grime off the collection. >> i was thinking gross. it's dirty. it's all over my kitchen. it was neat to be able to look through them. >> reporter: randy isn't much into baseball card himself. at this point he just wants to do the right thing and return all of this to its rightful owner. >> you realize there's probably much more of a personal value than financial. somebody's going to miss this.

they spent a lot of time putting it together so they would want them back. it's a lot of gum to go through. >> reporter: he posted ant the cards on his facebook page and contacted several local police departments but so far the collector has yet to come forward. laura anthony, abc 7 news. all right. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. we start with breaking news in the south bay. a crane falls onto a house smashing a roof. we're there live. now in the justice system could do its job and put them away for life. >> the wheels of justice begin turning for a movie scout killed at a popular destination. his family can't believe who is accused of pulling the trigger. an arrest in an east bay fire. a road rage suspect is now charged with arson.

you can see that breaking news. sky 7 zooms in on a crane toppled onto its side. at the other end a mangled crane and a roof with a gaping hole in it. >> thanks for joining us. let's show you where this is all happening. the crane fell on a home on sandra way. that's off of west lattimer in the city of campbell. david is there live with more. >> reporter: we are live right here. you can see here there's a twin crane to the one that fell over standing at the end of sondra way. that's identical to the one that crashed this afternoon and tipped into three properties. one house on here and sondra and one on charmain. sky 7 was over head minutes after this crane accident happened. we're told the boom was extended