planes destroy three homes on an island in the delta. fire trucks can't even get there so fire boats were put to work. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm frank somerville.

the homes that burned are located in the southern tip. there are no fire trucks in this area so fire boats were called in. we begin with jana katsuyama where she spoke to two people who said they had to evacuate tonight from sherman island. >> reporter: that's right, frank. a pretty tough day. we're at the landing where people have been coming and going. off in the distance you can be able so see where the fire is still smoldering. there are others who are still over there watching this fire and lucky so far that no one has been hurt. >> reporter: when flames and smoke rose from the island around 3:30 this afternoon. tim art and son joe jumped into their boat and went across the

river to try to save their cabin. >> my hairs actually singed. >> reporter: they managed to put the fire controlled until they had to leave suddenly. >> the fire got to it and the coastties made it leave because of the danger. >> reporter: fire crews from rio vista, montesuma came in to fight the fire. calfire brought in a helicopter to help fight it by air. the island had very heavy dry brush. >> once crews got over there. we found that there was about 20 structures on the island. three have confirmed to be live. >> the flames were like 40 feet in the air. >> reporter: fire crews say no one was hurt but for those who watched neighboring cabins or their own property burn it was

a tough day. >> we lost a riding lawn mower, a generator, generator shed, water tower tank and everything. but the cabin itself is still there. >> reporter: it's been a tough day too for the firefighters out there. just a few hours ago we got them coming back by boat and returning to their fire trucks. we also understand that the coast guard evacuated four people from the island and solano county officials say as of 5:00 tonight all residents have been accounted for. reporting live in antioch, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. now to chief meteorologist bill martin and that red flag fire alert in effect the tonight, bill. >> reporter: that red flag warning for the north bay hills and the east bay hills has been extended into thursday morning. so this is going to be around for a while. it's in effect now. that antioch fire sort of out of the area. that's out of the surface. the red flag warning is in the hills. gusts at 20 miles per hour possible tonight. we had humidities down into the low teens and we look at some of the wind gusts we're looking at wind gusts right now about 25 miles per hour in the east

bay hills. when i come back in about 10 minutes or so. i'm going to talk about the record highs we saw today and the potential for more record warmth tomorrow. we'll see you back here. it was less than a year ago when another fire burned that same area of the delta. the fire last march on sherman island sent out a cloud of black smoke and initially raised a lot of concern. in the end it mostly burned tully grass. in about five hours it burned itself out. in general those fires are not considered hazardous. breaking news from san francisco, where the bomb squad has detonated a device of some kind. officers blew up the device just before 9:00. neighbors described it as very loud and neighbor called it

frightening. streets were blocked off. buses were rerouted. we'll bring you more later in this newscast. for a second consecutive night it's been quiet in a neighborhood where there's been a number of deliberate fires. but neighbors are still on edge and keeping an eye out for the arsonist. ken wayne has the latest. >> reporter: tonight san jose police say they are taking the lead in what is a joint police and fire investigation. and we also have new video to show you, home surveillance video showing someone actually setting one of these on fire in the front porch. tonight we talked to the couple who lived in this burned out cottage, they said they're lucky to have made it out alive. dinner in a plate. not for the people who lived here but for the cats who live

here. they're looking for their hat. they're not insured but they have their lives. >> if they had not pounded on the door and got us out we would be dead. >> reporter: a sketch of the suspect has been released. and a neighbor got this video. another video shows that person of interest walking on the sidewalk across from the lavinia home. >> looking back at that house. >> reporter: neighbor eric kupfer has shown this video before but says this is new. a shot of a man walking with a piece of clothing in his hand. and moments later, he walks back. >> notice he doesn't have the clothing anymore. >> reporter: he also has this angle showing the man walking across the street directly toward the lavinia home.

>> it's a scary thing to see that he, you know walked in front of your home that many times. >> reporter: neighbors are scared he will strike again, sharon lavinia is devastated. despite losing the home seeks not vengeance for the arsonist but help. >> i think he's very sick. what he needed to do was turn himself in so he can get proper medical care. >> reporter: investigators have put the number of deliberately set fires at 15. but it has been quiet the last few nights. ken pritchett. police in san jose are investigating a homicide that left one man dead this evening. if shooting happened at eden avenue west of 17 and campbell. officers responded to several reports of shots fired in the area. when they arrived at the scene they saw a man down in the street. >> dispatch when they arrived they found a male suffering from at least one gunshot

wound. paramedics responded to the scene and pronounced him deceased at the scene. >> no suspects have been arrested. an 82-year-old man from oakland is still in intensive care two weeks after he was brutally beaten. tonight police are asking for hymn -- police are asking for help. investigators released this picture today of the victim 82- year-old pham. pham is not able to talk. he also suffered broken ribs and several fractures to his face during the attack. anyone with information on the case is asked to call police. now the the peninsula where police in south san francisco are looking for a man who exposed himself to high school cheer leaders. david stevenson spoke to the teens they say it happened right on campus. >> reporter: parents and students at south san francisco high school are upset after a naked man walked into a girl's

locker room last night and exposed himself to five cheer leaders. >> we all ran together. we were scared. >> reporter: three of the girls this afternoon described to us what he did next as they huddled together in the locker room. >> he made some gestures to us and we just got scared. >> he didn't say anything. he was just like standing there staring at us. and i didn't yell because i thought maybe he would come at us if we made any noise. >> reporter: eventually the man left. one of the girls called 911. they spent this afternoon again talking to police. >> we have talked to school officials about coming up with a safety plan. they have safety plans in place already. and basically all they can do now is be extra vigilant. >> reporter: custodial staff were on campus but not in the area at the time. >> we did have staff there at the time. we just need to be more communicative. >> we did not have supervision

when it happened. >> reporter: the parents of the one of the girls wants cameras around the school. >> other schools have cameras to see who comes in and goes out. >> reporter: in south san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. bay area health officials are confirming two more deaths tonight from the h1n1 swine flu. today solano county reported the first swine death of the season. san m ateo county reported a third flu death today. it did not provide any further details. we've been in touch with all health officials in all nine bay area counties. by all counts there's been a total of 17 deaths from the flu in the bay area. all of the victims are younger than 65. and tonight at 10:30, a bay area jail turning away visitors because of the flu. the restrictions that are now

in place and the worries for inmates families. the return of the new school year is being pushed back to avoid from conflicting with jewish holidays. to make up for the lost time, winter break will be cut by one week lasting two weeks instead of three. the schedule change is in compliance with a 2007 policy which states the university of california will not interfere with the observance of a major religious holiday. arsenic and urine in your make up. the reputable website with counter fit cosmetics. >> the chp is enlisting

only on 2, new developments involving an alleged burglary ring that targeted customers of a peninsula pet supply store. it's a story we first brought you in september. now authorities are charged a husband and wife saying they're behind a scheme targeting pet owners. >> and heather holmes first broke the story and is live with the exclusive story of the pet smart employee. >> reporter: investigators have been working very hard to

connect the dots and today charges were filed. the pet smart employee here at this location allegedly used her job to tap into getting crucial customer information that then led to some customers being ripped off in less than a month. >> good boy, good boy. >> reporter: the duboise never imagined that boarding their beloved dog angie would lead to such heart ache. >> it's still hard to imagine it all happened. >> reporter: the family led off to a caribbean vacation. the family returned to find their home in shambles. >> we walked in the front door and the hutch in the entry way, the doors were opened. and the house was a mess. especially our master bedroom. i mean they went through every drawer. every you know every closet. >> reporter: investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say the burglars were pet smart employees, ashley

kerd and juan carlos ramos. they say kirk identified holmes to target through the confidential information of customers. >> they would then burglar these homes. >> reporter: from august 6th through september 12th of last year the couple hit seven homes in san carlos, foster city, portol oh, valley and redwood city. >> cash, jewelry, anything they could steal it seems they took. >> reporter: for duboise it included a special gift from her late father. >> the only gift i have from my father is a pearl necklace. that's all i have. i can't replace that, it's gone. >> reporter: frank and gasia, while charged right now with seven burglaries they expect that number to rise to as high as 11. reporting live tonight here in san carlos, i'm heather holmes. san jose police have made arrests in two homicide cases

from last year. officers from san jose teamed up with officers in humble county to arrest 20-year-old andrew rog. - - rodriguez. rodriguez is charged with killing hernandez last year. the shooting happened on west san carlos street and was gang related. another suspect has been taken into custody with the beating and execution style killing of a 16-year-old boy last june. the suspect is also a juvenile. the 17-year-old was taken into custody in lakewood washington. he and six others are expected to face trial for the gang related murder of manuel orzoa. raheena hebraheim is from asian and attended cal state.

the case began back in 2005, she was arrested at the san francisco airport while on her way home to malasia. she was told she could not return. the government's no fly list includes people suspected of having ties to terrorism. seniors who volunteer with the chp are apparently saving the agency hundreds of thousands of dollars by freeing up officers to do the work that only officers can do. ktvu's noelle walker went on a ride along today to show us how the program works and also the push to expand it. >> reporter: every little boy dreams of riding in a patrol car. as a kid. arthur coffee looked up to the indiana state police. >> they had the slickest uniform. >> reporter: at 78, this retiree is living the dream. with uniform and all. >> i didn't see it on his

shoulder. >> reporter: ride alongs are one of the perk of the job. the highway patrol is looking for senior volunteers to do clerical work and other jobs. >> they allow our officers to get back on the road and do the jobs that they should be doing. >> i get paid a lot of money. i used to make zero. and now they doubled my zeros. >> reporter: about those confusing car seats. >> make sure it's nice and tight. i enjoy keeping the kids safe. >> reporter: today's inspections kept an unsafe seat on the road. >> i was very impressed that he checked the registration number on the seat. >> reporter: the tap dancing skills are a bonus.

>> where were you on our christmas party. >> reporter: not a requirement to be a chp senior volunteer. to volunteer you have to be 55 years and older and have a desire to work. noelle walker, ktvu news. a small quake rattled hollister this evening. it struck at 8:52 p.m. people as far north as san jose and summerville reported feeling it. the quake in the three range is considered minor. the bay area native and uc berkeley graduate fell to her death from a cliff. she was taking photos of the sunset from the coast when she fell from the cliff. she was visiting her sister who was with her. she was in graduate school at the university of illinois. we had record high temperatures today. these were the old records. here come the new ones.

we had plenty of them. more records in the forecast tomorrow. check out san jose, 76 degrees. that beat the old record of 73 degrees. 2009 was a dry year. these are the rest of the temperatures we saw today. 73 in oakland. 66 in fairfield. 67 in antioch. high temperatures for your wednesday are going to look a lot like these. many a few more low 70s. back here at 10:45 and we'll go specific with the forecast for your neighborhood. look at the five day forecast and go looking for any rain if we can find it. we'll see you back here. she's been skating since she was 2 years old and she says she practices every day. >> you do your practices about 100,000 times. >> reporter: look at that the warm welcome from the teenager from the south bay today now that she is headed

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new information about school shooting in roswell new mexico. a 12-year-old boy who's in the school band pulled a shotgun from his instrument case this morning and shot two classmates. a teacher at barriendo middle school was then able to talk him into dropping the weapon and surrendering. one victim a boy is in critical condition. the over a girl is in satisfactory condition. a witness says that she thinks that the suspect may have been a bullying victim. and justin bieber's home was searched today. one person staying at bieber's

house was arrested for possession of cocaine. bieber has been investigated for prior run ins with neighbors but no charges have been filed. the south bay high school graduate is going to have a summer to remember. she will be competing in the olympics. >> reporter: as classes ended at san jose's arch bishop high school, one student stood out from the crowd. 15-year-old sophomore paulina has been selected for the u.s. olympics team. >> i have been skating for nine years. >> reporter: it's been a

whirlwind for the star athlete and a first for mitty. >> carrie walsh, she tweeted me and that was really excited. >> reporter: paulina is the first current student to go to the games. she started skating at 2 years old and now practices two to three hours a day. >> you do your programs about 100,000 times. >> reporter: at her training facility, paulina acknowledged that the nationals were her first senior competition which she says helped. >> i just knew that since i was the junior competitor coming up to the senior for the first time i out of everybody really had nothing to lose out of this competition. >> reporter: the people back home could not be more thrilled. >> we will be happy if she just goes and has a great experience and comes back. she'll be a champion in our eyes i think. >> reporter: paulina will be out of school for three weeks,

but it will not be all about the olympics, her parents have already made arrangements for her to take home work to do in russia. the movie centers around three gay men. the creator of looking say the show has a new way of portraying san francisco. after the screening the cast answered questions from the audience. >> 37 feet away from my kid he's playing there five hours a day. a cell tower on school property. today parents sound off about concerns over radiation. >> a flu outbreak among inmates in one south bay jail. the restrictions that are now in place to stop the spread and why some families are frustrated. >> and a reminder you can get ktvu

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amidst rising flu concerns, elm wood correctional center is confirming an outbreak. there's now 11 suspected cases among its inmates. amber lee is live with what the santa clara county is doing to stop the spread of the flu, amber. >> reporter: elm wood is now limiting the movement of 270 inmates that are both men and women who live in four dorms that are affected. elm wood is not allowing visitors into the areas affected by the h1n1 virus. except for the inmates attorneys. we have learned that the confirmed and suspected cases involved both male and female inmates. >> it just can spread so

rapidly that's what concerns me. especially in tight quarters. >> reporter: jc is concerned about her 30-year-old son who's an inmate at elm wood. he's not housed in a unit that's affected bid the -- affected by the restrictions. but she's concerned that he does access to the flu shot. >> there should be no concerned about that. we have nurses who are monitoring the situation. and anyone who wants a flu shot, can get a flu shot. >> reporter: as of last friday when the first case of h1n1 was confirmed here at elm wood the sheriff department suspended all classes in the affected area thought by outside personnel. inmates, staff and visiting attorneys will have access to gloves and masks. inmates in the affected dorms are required to stay in their housing area but they will be transported to court appearances. >> i hope they get a handle on it. >> reporter: jane smith visits

her son every week. she will go back on friday hoping she will be able to visit. >> it's very frustrating. it's hard, hard to take. >> reporter: the sheriff department says it will reevaluate the situation friday morning to see if it will lift its restrictions. it is asking all visitors to call ahead before coming here. live in milpitas, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. amidst risings concerns many people are searching for the vaccine. county leaders say they had more than adequate supplies after a courier delivered 160 dozes. that wasn't the case everywhere. one woman said she drove 60 miles from danville to get the shot for her son. >> they didn't have it anymore. for the little ones. they have for adults but for the little ones they don't have any over there right low. >> reporter: we found some doctors who ran out of the vaccine but said they expect new supplies within days.

the fbi says cosmetics sold online contain things like arsenic, varillium and cadmium and can be hazardous to your health. in one case, a bottle of perfume contained urine. >> unusually because i'm going for something that i can't find in one of the department stores. >> there's things that are becoming counter fit as a result of the abilitied to do things on the internet. >> the fbi is warning everyone who is buying items on the internet to look at the packaging to make sure it's not

counter fit and not to use anything that looks suspicious. herr era has issued a lawsuit against monster. wall street had its best day of the year helped by tech stocks. nasdaq was up by 69. intel and microsoft posted gains to lead the rally. firefighters kept a fire from the palisades. the fire started around 3:00 this afternoon on pacific highway. cars had to struggle through the smoke and firefighters on the ground and through the air fought the flames. the fire threatened several structures but there are no reports of damages or injuries.

dry warm weather has created extreme wildfire conditions in that area. bay area grape growers are keeping a weary eye on this long stretch of dry weather. ktvu's rob roth returns from sonoma county on the steps some wineries are already taking to deal with a prospect of a continued drought. >> a normal winter conditions we would be sinking up to our ankles right now. >> reporter: these owners of the winery at sebastapol would bewalking through mud. but there's little that's normal these days in dry wine country. >> this is the driest season we've had so far in my 25 year career. >> reporter: so far this year less than 3-inches. the vineyard does have well water to tap into. some wineries don't. >> each one of these buds -- >> reporter: the biggest immediate concern is having enough water to protect the buds against frost which can cause severe damage. >> we're trying to protect the

new young growth on the grapevines from being frosted in the early mornings almost all of our vineyards use this water to do that. >> we haven't seen any rain to come across. >> reporter: a few miles north at strong's winery there's at an did concern. some of the wineries depend on reservoirs. >> we're considering drilling some wells. >> i would say less california wines in general. this drought is impacting the whole state. >> it could be that 2014 is not a good year. >> i don't want to say that yet rob. it's way too early to say that. >> reporter: there are a lot of unknowns at this point but they are preparing for perhaps the driest season they've ever seen. in hillsburg in sonoma county,

rob roth, ktvu news. record highs and red flag warnings. the fall like conditions warming up your january. some parents have some tough questions about a proposed cell phone tower going near an east bay school. we'll tell you if those parents got the answers they were looking for. next, you may

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they're looking for the people responsible for a large marijuana grow. firefighters say they found the marijuana plants when they were called out to a fire last night. a neighbor says he first smelled something like a skunk around 9:00 last night on hidden glen drive. he says when he went outside he saw fire coming from an electrical box at his neighbors house. when firefighters arrive on the scene they found some 950 marijuana plants growing throughout the two story home. no one was at the home when firefighters arrived. and in palo al to -- alto, investigators say the fire started in the kitchen but because of all the damage they can't term the exact cause. the fire claimed the lives of two best friends. both of whom were 64 years old. san francisco prosecutors say the two prime suspects in a deadly nightclub brawl three years ago have pleaded not

guilty to charges including involuntary manslaughter. 25-year-old tracy long of san jose and 36-year-old wynn are charged in connection with a 2011 death of a ucsf medical student at temp nightclub on howard street. 30-year-old joe hernandez was hit on the head during the fight and was found unconscious on the floor of the club. he died two days later at san francisco general hospital. potentially dangerous chemicals including asbestos, mercury and lead paint have been detected at san francisco state university. school leaders have locked up the campus until the toxins are cleaned up. it's winter break right now but 65 students and staff typically use the lab. weather that is going to break some records.

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more now on tonight's breaking news from san francisco where the bomb squad detonated an explosive device. the device was found in a home there. officers blew up the device just before 9:00. the detonation apparently sparked a fire. and the store owner also told us that the man who lived in the house where the suspicious device was found had died recently and people have been clearing it out for the last

couple of weeks. so far police are not releasing information about the type of the device. they do say there are reports of in -- no reports of injuries from tonight's blast. parents of children attending a catholic school are worried about a proposed cell tower. christien kafton is live tonight. >> reporter: parents have a lot of questions about that cell phone tower set to go up here. they came here to this meeting tonight looking for answers. >> reporter: your radio frequency exposure is going to cause my kid to have cancer. but could it? can you tell me that it can't. >> reporter: pointed questions at tonight's q & a session hosted by at&t. the meeting was organized to

address concerns about leasing space from st. perpetous church for a cell phone tower just a few feet away from the schoolyard. >> i think the concern is the health and safety. possible health and safety risks to the kids. >> reporter: engineers determined a new cell tower would help fill a gap in coverage. >> so this is not unusual. it's not atypical, it's you know just another site that we're proposed to cover the gap to upgrade our service. you know to make sure our customers have the best possible wireless experience. >> reporter: parents tonight weren't worried about coverage they were worried about the proposed towers output. >> how is that going to change when you put six antennas 37 feet away from my kid who's playing there five hours a day. >> reporter: engineer william hammot says the radio wave levels set by the fcc will protect those near the tower. >> the quote is there's no measurable risk at exposure levels like this. excuse me an exposure levels equal to the standards this one

is 50 times below the standard. >> reporter: despite assurances some parents didn't get the answers they were looking for. >> i don't feel that really anything was answered tonight. you know they feel that everything is safe so they're just going to go forward and install something where the people don't want it installed. >> reporter: lafayette's planning commission is set to vote in its february 4th meeting. some parents are already telling me if the tower is placed, they will pull their children from the school. the fcc net neutrality keeps companies from charging extra. today's ruling opens the door for an internet service provider to priority website traffic. no word yet if the fcc will

appeal. japan airlines has temporarily grounded one of its boeing 787 dream liners because of a problem with the lithium ion battery. last year the entire fleet of dream liners was taken out of service after several incidents of smoldering batteries. white smoke was seen outside the plane and the battery appeared to be leaking. no passengers were on the plane. it may be the most watched television show. fox's american idol kicks off its 13th season tomorrow. >> here to have a good time and it's entertainment but there's something real happening too. >> sitting at the judge's table along with jennifer lopez will be keith urban and harry conner jr. this group of judges says this year is about having fun. viewers can also expect to see some changes to the show's format including an expanded

range of song choice for contestants. american idol season 13 premiers over two nights here on channel 2, 8:00 p.m. tomorrow and thursday night. we have those record high temperatures today. here are the other numbers. tomorrow's numbers are going to be real close. we had 76 in the san jose area with 70 in san mateo then 74 in redwood city. it's going to be a very warm day tomorrow. i'll illustrate what's going on. the jet stream is way over here. that's where all the rain is up in this area. from the gulf of alaska it's going right by it. right here we have these offshore winds that stays in effect essentially until thursday morning. not just for us but check this out in southern california. i mean they've got red flag warnings, wind advisories, wind warnings, red flag warnings up a and down the sierra nevada. when you come in close you see the red flag warnings showing up in the north and east bay

hills. it's just that way and will stay that way through thursday morning. that's where the strong winds and low humidities. outside right now it's clear. it's kind of nice. temperatures are cooling off quick. last night's temperatures got down into the upper 20s in santa rosa. napa got into the low 30s upper 20s. overnight lows tonight just like last night. a little less wind tonight. even though it's breezy out there. that's going to set us up for a pretty chilly night. as we move into the bay area tomorrow. sunny and mild and a lot like we've been seeing. here's high pressure. the air is sinking. as it sinks it warms. and if it weren't for these winds we would be dealing with spare the air days. you can see point rays you can almost see the sierra nevada

from the hills. 71 in napa. 67 in richmond, 74 in clear lake tomorrow. these temperatures are something you would see in october or april but not in january. 75 in santa clara. 75 in san jose. then at the peninsula 73 at half-moon bay. the five day forecast is dry. the five day behind this looks dry right now. the long range models had some rain in there for next week but it's not happening. they pulled it out. there's the five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. boy i tell you this is unprecedented stuff. san francisco records go back to 1850 longest records in the state and we've never seen anything this drastic. it's something. >> each day it's more mind boggling, thanks bill. another legal set back for the oyster company. the ninth circuit appeals court refused to rehear the oyster

farms petition. it's been challenging a decision by the former interior secretary. he decided to let the farm's lease expire so the area can be returned to a pristine wilderness state. it move it is area closer to being protected. mark is here now with sports. football is on everybody's mind. first though a little hockey. >> we had the warriors up. and would not be in any way, shape or form inaccurate description of what the sharks do on a regular basis to build one of the best records in the nhl. more like a slow torturous grind into over time then a shoot out to get it done. which is not to say the sharks don't lay some physical on you. mike brown and the caps volpati mixing it up. shark shot on gold. tyler kennedy redistrict 1-0. now 1-1. final seconds of the second period. brad stewart will put a shot on goal for the sharks.

watch closely as the goal goes in. as time expires but on the replay you see it. the shot just a little bit late. as you see the clock on your left and the puck still does not cross the line. overtime and now patti marlow and the only goal of the shoot out. have now won five straight shoot outs. things will work their way into a full blown frenzy by the end of the week. you know that. but news a bit mild now considering the seahawks and 49ers. and their third meeting of the season on sunday. you know by now, it has not gone well for san francisco up in the great northwest but corner back rogers who will play this sunday looks like has his own ideas of what it's going to take to turn things around. >> them, they're going to punch it. and you have to be able to punch back and take their punching and you know counter that with some plays. positive plays on your own. every time we have gone up there, they see the punch come

and we fall and we don't responds. when they came here, the same way. they punched us but we punched back and we were able to come out with a win. >> the one that got away. think of a couple of nfl teams in our own backyard that could have used a great receiver at some point this year right. keenan allen who

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