he wants to make sure there's absolutely no threat left to any of the residents living there. so if you are just joining us, this is a fire. that was recently put out just not too long ago. within minutes. it hasn't been that long. you see the firefighters on scene there. this is a san francisco building. this is the gate way apartments on davis street between washington and jackson. >> this happens on the same day the long time 14 year fire chief and his wife announces resignation. or retirement. she'll stay on the job for sometime. here's a tweet. and heads directly to a big firing burning in the financial district. so even on this day, where she talked about her retirement. off to a major scene. >> that's right. we're following this closely. if you can't stay with us on air. check our twitter feed.

as we take a live look at sky 7. you can see the streets and where everything is located here. you can see see davis. and jackson. one of the corners on washington on the other side. >> this is actually on davis court. between jackson and washington. a little alcove. 405 davis court. the high-rise apartment building. in the city. very nice apartments. not inexpensive. and again, five floors damaged by mosmoke and fire. thankfully no one injured. >> not just apartments. there are businesses there too. a safe way at the bottom. that is frequented by people. you have people in the area. and restaurants around there as well. >> you can see right across the

street the ferry building. by the graphic. you can see the ferry building area. again, the response was enormous. we heard one fire engine after another. racing to the scene. high-rise fire. a good look at the area we're talking about. front street is where we are. right in the middle. high-rise fires are dangerous. in every major city this is what they worry about. the fire department said they train on high-rise fires almost daily. it is because they are so worrisome. and so catastrophic. thankfully they don't happen too often. they had no problem getting a hold of the fire. and get plenty of water quickly on the fire. which made a huge difference. >> that is the fear. it could spread so quickly.

our sky 7 the last shot. and taking a look on the ground. the fire crews the hoses there and where it's blocked off. look down the street. all the flashes lights as people are trying to stay out of the area. firefighters trying to keep everyone clear. to make sure it's a safe situation. we have crews on the ground. she was just speaking with the fire department. they were giving a news conference. they would be on scene for several more hours as they monitor the situation. >> now from sky 7. not live pictures this is on tape. from awhile ago. the worst of it when the flames and smoke were pouring out. you see exactly why the response was so great. because the flames were really fairly ferocious for a time. this looks to be the 16th floor. this would be the top floor

where they saw fire damage. firefighters went above this fire. and below it. to make sure that it didn't spread any further. and they will be on scene for hours tonight. the other thing to know. this are people, a number of people who have been told in the building to shelter in place. stay where they are. the flames are no longer spreading. they are out. there's no more danger. in terms of imminent danger. stay where you are until given the all clear. >> they did two searches on each floor. just to make sure everyone was out. and everyone was clear. but again they were able to put this fire out. they train daily. because the high-rise fires can be so dangerous. there were multiple rescues. you mention one person was in a wheelchair. they did make sure to get unfortunately no injuries.

>> one thing that might have helped in terms of people getting out quickly. or no one being injured. this happened a little bit before right about the time people were returning home from work. had it been 8:00 the being would have packed with people. home from shifts or jobs. this was right about the beginning of the dinner hour. presumably people were not >> for firefighters to get up the stairs and get hoses on this. >> no injuries. and asked about pets and i think they weren't sure. they were going to go back through and make sure. in fact she's live for us. >> this is still a really active scene. we'll show you what's happening.

a 22 story residential building. 25 story building. floors 12 through 16 had fire and individuals were evacuated from the floors. spokesperson for the fire department says there were two rescues. but no injuries. one of the individuals that was rescued was in a wheelchair. i asked about the population in the building. the demographic and whether or not elders in the building. who may have immediated additional assistance. we were unable to fete that answer. one of the individuals who was rescued had been in a wheat chair. just over from the video that we're showing you now. i want to tell you what's happening on the ground. right now chief hays white is talking to reporters and supervisor. who may have been in the area when the calls first started going out. there were multiple calls to

911. many reports. i know you have been showing some video of what the flames looked like. a spokesperson said that the flames were really billowing when they arrived here. he described it as lapping the flames were lapping. and of course the different scene. this fire is contained. and they are going floor to floor to make sure everybody is secure. and everybody is doing okay at this time. we're waiting to hear more information including the cause of the fire. that is unknown. an active scene here expected to continue for several hours. >> thank you. i got a note from someone whose father used to manage the apartment building. whose brother works there now. he's on the third floor. all okay. no problems for him. and for the people in the

building. >> go >> i want to paint a picture for you. of what it was like rolling up to the scene. there were dozens of people who live in the building. but we also encountered many people who happen to work in the area. and they were not allowed to pass through the area of davis ask washington. crews on the scene tell me this was a fierce fire. almost akin to a curtain of flames and say they attribute the extensive training in high-rise buildings such as this one to why they were able to put the flames out so quickly. the flames started on the 12th floor. and ran to the 16th. and as of right now there's no cause. but the fact there are no injuries is short, close to a

miracle. according to many here on the ground. as we look around you can see there are members of the fire department. who happen to be on hand, waiting for the next protocol steps to be taken. but this is completely out as of right now. again broke out about 5:30 p.m. spread extremely quickly. residents were able to leave the building this 22 story residential building. while many are still sheltered place. we'll go gather more information and talk to people who are still milling around unable to access the building. that's the latest from the ground at davis and washington. >> thanks very much. great job. >> this fire is now out. 405 davis court. it is from a fire official a 25 story building. everyone is out safely. that's the good news. >> certainly is.

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five floors on the corner of the building damaged by smoke and fire. mo one injured. >> fortunately no one injured. there were multiple rescued. after this fire broke out here and you can see -- >> looks like supervisor there on the scene. >> we're taking a recorded look at when sky 7 was over the scene earlier. and crews on the ground taking shots of the fire. coming out of the side of the building. >> it was ferocious. we're only a couple blocks away. you can hear the sirens on this video. we heard those. as so many firefighters came racing to this scene. it did only go to three alarms. three different calls for response. because they got a handle on it quickly. it's worse here. this was ferocious. >> the concern is in any high-rise that it can spread upwards very quickly. making it very tough to fight. and trapping people above the

flames. fortunately that didn't happen. >> they got everyone out. and one of the crews was able to talk to the evacuee. >> we heard the alarm. we thought about it it for a minute and left. that's it. my wife, my son and myself. >> did you smell smoke or anything. >> my son saw smoke. and said we have to go this time. >> good advice from the son. >> you see chief hays white. as she announced today she would be retiring. and then had to rush to the fire. >> not retiring today. she did announce it today. immediately left our reporter. who was interviewing her about the retirement. and had to break it off and race to the scene of the fire. on davis street between jackson and washington. >> there were flames and smoke

going out into the hall way. and you see just how big the flames are there. out of the corner of the building. and businesses in the building. it isn't just apartments. there's a safe way and a starbucks. it's close to the ferry building. there's the center. a lot is happening in the area. especially at this time of the day. when there are people coming home from work. and restaurants around there. >> it gets quite busy. a live picture from the ground now. you can see there's a lot of milling around because the worst is over. now the concern is just to make sure it is fully out. and there's no one in the building that needs care in any way. they will be -- they have tone a couple sweeps and will do more as the evening progresses. the main concern is to make sure there's no other reason -- they want to figure out how it started. maybe somebody cooking or

electrical issue. they want to figure out how it started as quickly as they can. to ascertain anymore danger. >> with the risk the fire could respark. it's probably unlikely. >> they're going to be there for hours and of course some of the residents will hopefully get assistance. you can see the supervisor there. making sure the people are taken care of. we're about to talk to the schechief as well. we'll continue to get updates throughout the hour. and continue to follow this. you can always check with us on twitter. you can get the latest. >> good evening to you. we'll continue now with another big story. just about an hour ago we learned of the judges decision to significantly change a case against -- >> the verdict was worth $289

million total. the bulk of that was punitive damages. the judge says that amount needs to be reduced or there will be a new trial. >> the ruling puts the ball back into lee johnsons court. if he's willing to agree to less money there will be no new trial. >> we have been working on that story. >> reporter: the jury awarded the school district ground keeper lee johnson $289 million. in august. johnson says he developed cancer. after spraying weed killers round up and ranger pro. in bulk. 30 times a year. jurors agreed. in a stunning upset this month the judge filed a tentative ruling in favor of the motion for what's called a judgment not with standing the verdict. motion for a new trial. largely at issue the $250 million in punitive damages the jury awarded. after arguments from both sides, today the judge denied the

motion for judgment not with standing the verdict and conditionally denied the motion for a new trial. the judge is leaving it up to the plaintiff. saying the punitive damages must be reduced. to the maximum allowed by due process. $39 million. which is also the amount of compensatory damages awarded. if johnson agrees. the motion for a new trial will be denied. he has until friday, december 7 to make the decision. otherwise the motion for a new trial will be granted. as to the punitive damages only. judge writes quote. in enforcing due process limits, the court doesn't sit as a replacement for the jury. but a check on arbitrary awards. >> we interviewed several jurors last week. they awarded him $ million because they want that amount to be big enough so they take

notice and warn other consumers. >> she was covering that story. and went to the breaking news. the high-rise building on fire. >> you met with the chief? >> yeah. we're here now for the chief. you were talking to my colleague when this fire broke out. and had to move and come here. >> that's correct. the fire we were called about 5:15. there was fire flame coming from the 12th floor. it travels vertically up and through the 16th. fire is under control. but it went to a third alarm. the great news is no injuries. the people that needed to get out, got out. there will be so displaced residents that red cross will assist. >> one of the rescues was somebody in awheeha. what happened with elevators? were they working. >> not exactly sure.

they brought the equipment up through the stairwell. they didn't use elevators. not sure. they probably brought the person down by the stairs. >> in addition to be residential. there are businesses and a safe way. having so much in this shopping plaza, what's that mean in terms of fighting this fire? >> there's challenges. it's a windy night. it was the start of the commute hour. it's congested enough as it is. getting the crews to the scene safely. navigating the traffic. and making sure we prioritize life safety. and then saving the building in terms of fire suppression activity. >> tell me about the group of firefighters standing over here off my shoulder. it looks like they're standing around but they're a secondary crew. >> that's correct. the incident commander did a good job. he immediately called the second alarm fire and a third alarm.

the crews are standing by for relief. the fire is under control. they will not go into action. they will standby to relieve the crews up there. >> what do you want to say to the men and women who did a great job. >> i'm proud. i love this department i love this job. i announced my retirement. but the crews did a great job i'm proud of them. it turned out great. >> no sooner than you announce retirement. and breaking news fire and here you are. thank you. >> that is the latest out here. you can see still a very active scene. two rescues we were told were done. including an individual in a wheelchair. good news the fire chief says there's no injuries out here. still the firefighters will be out here for many hours this evening and looking to determine the cause of the fire. >> live in san francisco. >> thanks. a lot of good news out of this

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it's a gorgeous shot outside. look at this. a live look from the camera. got some great after glow. that sun has set. we have mainly clear skies over head right now. that will be changing. bit of a breeze out there. general ri ten to about 20 miles per hour. on shore meaning the wind are off the cool ocean water. adding to the crisp feel in the atmosphere. numbers in the evening hoyer 350s and 60s. down to 57 in san francisco. 63 in san jose. 60 in oakland. brent wood about 69 degrees. the call from accu weather. clear skies tonight. that will be changing in 12 hours. marine layer coming back. cool spot in the north bay dropping into the 40s. most spots around the bay shoreline hovering on either side. of about 50 degrees. here's the big picture. we have the cold front offshore that continues to bring that

cooler atmosphere over the west coast. unfortunately any precipitation with this cold front will be limited to the pacific northwest. we'll take you over the next couple days. you can see california we are dry. at least through friday. where the winner is portland. an inch of rain will fall with the cold front. for us back at home the cold front reenforces that cool air tomorrow. 12 hour day planner. cloud cover early on. that fog slow to pull back to the coast. also notice high clouds streaming in. from time to time. we'll call partly sunny in the afternoon. and will be a cool afternoon. cooler than today. with temperatures in the 60s. if not low 70s. highs on the tuesday. take a look. about 61. san francisco tomorrow. that will feel cool. 64 oakland. 67 in san jose. 66 the high in santa rose. tomorrow is the coolest day all week. warmer air moves in end of week.

that means air quality will be declining. air quality tomorrow and wednesday. we are good to go. no matter where you live. north bay to the coast to the south bay. as the warm air moves in here it brings a stagnant atmosphere around that. and traps pollutants. thursday and friday especially. seeing moderate air quality move in. what that means is haze in the atmosphere from time to time. thursday and friday. if you have respiratory issues limit your time outside. 7-day forecast. tomorrow it's all about the below average temperature. partly sunny skies. brighter on wednesday with morning cloud cover. and warmer weather will begin to move in. thursday and especially friday the autumn warmth. the warmest day if you like it over the weekend. saturday near 90 degrees. before cooler more breezy, fog returns sunday and monday. we cool the start today and a

warm finish friday. >> close to 90. >> can you believe it. don't put the shorts away. >> roller coaster. >> we'll take another live look at the scene of the high-rise fire in san francisco. >> breaking news. the fire is out. everyone is out safely. we have information for you coming at 6:30.

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we go back to the breaking news in san francisco. where huge flames broke out about two hours ago. the fire exploded in high-rise apartment complex. >> this is the gate way apartments one block away from the center. it went to three alarms damaging units on five floors. multiple rescues were conducted including two residents. one in a wheelchair. everyone got out safely. >> people who live in the high-rise thaturne rllicoresedt fire was fierce. and for more on that, live

the scene. >> intense and fast moving is how firefighters describe this fire. that happened at about 5:30 this evening. i can tell you even though the flames are out, we see crews on the ground assisting. we in fact saw a man cradling ag small dog. we want to show you video of the blaze. at the 22 story building. this is at the corner of davis and washington. in san francisco. we are told the flames have affected the 12th through the 16th floors here. despite the blaze moving quickly, like a curtain if you can imagine that. crews were able to put it out icklur they attribute the extensive high-rise training for putting out the flameso escape or are c sheltered in floor.

lieutenant of the san francisco fire department spoke moments ago about how fierce those flames were. >> we were here early. there was fire that was lapping over from the outside. that's what we saw. inside we have fire that was active through the hall way and through the interior of floors that the firefighters were also faced with. that fire rises up, the floors catch on fire. lapping through the window. or the fire activity within the actual building itself. your terms it was very fierce. for firefighters. fortunately we got a handle on it. >> back out here live. obviously remarkable they were able to get the flames out so quickliment i want to paint a picture forou what it was like here at the scene. as soon as the fire broke out.

here and imagine just ashes falling from the sky. sticking to your face and hair. it was quite a scene. intense, but the good news is that people have been evacuated. people are sheltered in place. and we have a good handle on the flames that are out. we should have more information on a cause shortly. later this evening. >> thank you. >> we have been getting a lot of video of the fire from social media. >> it lit up. drew has more on that. >> this fire breaking out while many folks were going to and from the work on the evening commute. a lot of unique perspective. i want to show you the building. this photograph coming from ken. saying fire in down san francisco. you can see how tall this high-rise apartment complex is. the smoke the flames. in the center of the high-rise.

like the fire department said stretching from the 12th to the 16th floor. this video from a san francisco business journal. intense flames out of the video. ash is just falling on the sidewalk. firefighters are trying to get a handle on this the san francisco fire department tweeting out this video. at this point, it had gone to a third alarm. firefighters were putting all they can onto sp it from spread taller buildings. this picture is incredible. coming in from mary. scary fire in downtown san francisco. looks like it's under control. the fire department did such an incredible job tackling this flame quickly. the fire was put out before it could escalate. the finish photograph here. you can see the several floors the firefighters had to attack. they did so quickly.

thankfully this didn't spread to more floors. it was taken under control quickly. very intense and unique photographs on social media. >> all right. >> we just got this video of the fire. when it seemed to be at the peak. flames pouring out of the window. >> just scary. firefighters told us when it was happening outside, flames were roaring in the hall ways inside. people on the ground stood and stared at what was happening. >> we understand the fire lasted less than 45 minutes. that is a testament to the incredible work and response. this whole thing obviously could have been much more serious. had firefighters not been able to get a handle on it. >> had they not trained so well. we sent out multiple push alerts including this one. just after 6:00 when the fire was contained. >> down load the app.

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all right we want to give you another look at the breaking news. a fire at a high-rise apartment complex. >> we have had crews on the scene. viewers have been taking video. showing the fire moments after it started. flames raged from the 12th to the 16th floors. this is what -- >> news reporter has been at the fire almost since it began. >> what can you tell us about what's happening now? >> a moment ago i saw some workers here from the american red cross arrive here on the scene. likely to provide assistance for people that live in the building. i want to show you video from earlier tonight. of the flames. again this is a 25 story residential building. fire officials were telling us it was 22. they have corrected that information. we know that residents were evacuated from the 12th, 13th,

14th, 15th and 16th floors. where the fire was occurring. and also of course all of the residents in the rest of the building within the last hour we spoke with one of the residents. his name is john wells. on the tenth floor with his wife and son. this is what he told us. >> my son saw smoke. and said we have to go this time. we went. >> what does it feel like? >> we get alarms in the building a couple times a year. you just do what you do. go down the stairs and get out. only this time, there were a lot of sirens that showed up really fast. and that doesn't usually happen. >> and those firefighters really did show up fast. here the fire chief talking to us a short time ago live. she was saying she had just announced her retirement. but how proud she is of her department. thanking the men and women. and of course largely responsible for the fact there

are no injuries out here tonight. and that is really the good news. live in san francisco. >> okay. thank you. >> you saw her at the scene of the fire. san francisco longest serving fire chief. is stepping down. >> very excited. very grateful for a 29 year career. it will be 29 years when i retire in the spring. >> just a short time ago. she publicly announced her retirement. the first woman fire chief in 2004. after 14 years with the department. giving a reason, she said it's time. >> relationships between labor and management can be challenging. i have had my share of that. but, really glad to have weathered that storm. and move forward and really proud of the accomplishments we made. >> hays white dealt with controversies as chief. including longer ambulance response times. she was an innovative leader.

her last day will be may 5. >> on the day she announces retirement she had a busy day

a look at video of the worst of this fire.

when it was raging a couple hours ago. apartment condo building. with luxury homes in it. between jackson and washington. it broke out around 4:00. the response was enormous. firefighters descended on this high-rise. not far from the ferry building. and managed to put out the flames. and damaged five floors. 12 through 16. everyone got out safely. that is the good news. many people still out of the building as firefighters assess the damage and make sure there's no more danger. >> committed to building a bter bay area. time and resources into stories that can make a difference. one story we can make a difference is about a woman named jane. she works two jobs. for the past year had to live in her car. >> her last tuesday. a lot of you were moved by her

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so much the face of the homeless problem in the city. and the cost of living here. >> another check on the forecast. >> we are tracking what is still a major hurricane off the coast of southwest mexico. hurricane willow category 4 storm. wind packing a punch. 150 miles per hour winds. at this hour. the latest track on the storm is likely to make land fall tomorrow night. or early wednesday morning. as a major category 3 storm. to the north. it will get rain in the resort city. it will not get the worst of the storm. once it moves on shore it gets ripped apart by the mountainous terrain. winds to 70 on shore. the rainfall will be an issue. through thursday you can see the heavy rain north. you can see some spots well over seven inches. there could be spots that see close to a foot of rain.

the 7-day forecast. tomorrow it's all about below average temperatures. partly cloudy throughout the day. sunnier prevail midweek and warm weather moves in thursday and friday. with the peek of the warm coming on saturday. starting off the weekend very mild. no matter where you live to the coast to the bay. a and inland. >> let's talk about the raiders. >> it's not good. raider nation is really taking it this season. the raiders trade away another one of the star players. first rounder for first rounder.

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. a trade started after the raiders lost in london. today the message was heard loud and clear. oakland traded cooper to the dallas cowboys. oakland contends it had interest from multiple teams. dallas offered a first round pick. cooper has undenial talent. he's been inconsistent. two games with 100 receiving yards and four games with fewer than 20. the raiders have three first round picks in the 2019 draft. after trading cooper and khalil mac. players understand the move. the team is 1-5. deals like this are rarely easy. >> it's sad. especially when you built a

relation shim. me and coop are cool. and we have been playing chess a lot. >> hopefully that doesn't stop. that's my boy. i'll keep in contact. it's the business. >> the raiders will also be without the top running back this week. against the colts. and the possibly the season. the team placed lynch on injured reserve due to a groin injury. amassing 367 yards and three touch downs over six gamesment expected to be out a month. it is likely. 32 year-old oakland native played his last game in silver and black. 49ers 1-6. after getting head butted by the rams. ed ive fr times. tgu w 18 turn overs. kyle shanahan was asked if the 49ers were looking to make a

trade. he'll are main open. >> everyone would love a quick fix. i know i would. players would. the personnel staff would. it's not just about a quick fix. we're dedicated to winning sunday. but we don't want to hurt ourselves in the future. >> warriors host the suns tonight. this is the first of 13 back to back sets for golden state. that's the fewest in franchise history since the league went to 82 games. tip awe 7:30. world series under way tomorrow at fen way. dodgers are the fifth team since 2000 to appear in consecutive world series. the rangers have failed to win the title so far. they know the challenge of playing at thepark. >> you have to find a way. make them throw or a fly ball

off the green monster. triple. who knows. >> it's like a dream come true. not all the way yet. we made it to step one. >> the reds introduce david bell. as the new manager today. bell spent two years as a giants vice president of player development. he also played the 2002 season for san francisco. hitting 20 home runs and one in the world series. this is a true homecoming. he grew up in cincinnati. his dad and grandfather both played for the reds. >> it's an incredible opportunity. i thank everyone so much. something i thought about for a long time. and didn't prepare for a long time. i can't wait to . >> join us tonight at 9:00. right here for the news at 11:00. we'll have the latest on the

high-rise fire. investigators look for a cause. plus residents forced out of their homes figure out where to stay tonight. >> on the news at 11. frustrations over traffic gridlock on the peninsula. what neighbors are doing to get leaders to act. >> here's tonight prime toil line up. disney night on dancing with the stars. at ten the rookie. stay with us for the news at 11:00. >> tonight's guests are actors. >> for breaking news any time on the news app. we appreciate your time. >> the entire news team. we wish you a good night. taking a last look at the fire on davis court. that is now out. you can see the apartment building there. and still see lighting flashing. >> all is well that ends well. a long night for residents but everyone is safe. we'll update at 9:00 and 11:00.

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