i'll have details in the forecast. we do have a crash, and what you will find when you move through the area. good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with breaking news. firefighters on the scene of a house fire in belmont, this one happening on middle road near highway 82. the fire started just before 4:30 this morning, so crews have been at work for about a half hour, crews now -- could spread into a nearby hillside. we do have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you more details is not we get them. again, this is happening in belmont. happening right now, cook a make-or-break day for police and firefighters trying to hash out a deal with the city of san jose

that could keep them on the job. >> they've been working hard for hours now. bob redell, how is are the negotiations looking? >> as of last night, not well, according to a representative with the san jose police officers union. later dat both the police and firefighters will meet behind doors with leaders of san jose to try to come to an agreement on the pension cuts mandated by measure b, a voter-approved measurer that both sides have fought over in court. today is the day either side would appeal those previous court decisions. if they could come to an agreement, can't meet this self-imposed deadline, then they could end you said with the negotiation breaking down. one of the hangups reportedly hinges on retirement benefits.

there's been a plan laid out that legally settles this nightmare of measure b, and begins to restore the services in our neighborhood as citizens deserve. >> even though the city council is on summer break, it will be in closed session today to try to figure out what to do next. reporting live here outside san jose city hall, bob redell "today in the bay." the san jose police department field testing for the new cameras starts monday. the department will hold a press conference to demonstrate the new equipment. the department has to choose between three different kinds of cameras, all of which cost between $400 and $600 apiece. the city estimates it will spent about a million dollars on that equipment. from hoax to crime, new developments in the kidnapping case of a woman. on monday the fbi announced it

arrested a former marine and harvard graduate matthew muller in connection with the kidnapping for ransom case. now we're learning that agents for you five droves in a storage until, and also remote controls, a video camera, a mattress pad with stains and duct tape. meanwhile, vallejo police are not saying much in the wake of the arrest. >> the fbi does not want us making any comments on this case whatsoever. lawyers for the kidnapping victim denise huskins and her boyfriend who claimed to be drugged, say they want an apology from the police department for not believing their story. a newspaper reporter found himself in the middle of this case. chronicle reporter henry lee began receiving e-mails from muller and a possible accomplice back in march.

initially the editors weren't sure if the e-mails were legitimate, so they turned them over to police. saying we cannot stand to see two good people thrown under the busby the police and the media. when they should have received only support and sympathy. >> it seemed like every single other day, it doesn't matter the time of day, i would be getting these e-mails. here's another one, what do i do? is this real? >> he also says he received photos and a voicemail from denise during the start of this case. stay with us for continuing coverage of the story on all of our social media platforms. the affidavit details page of evidence that the fbi uncovered. people in palo alto are on alert this morning, because as

the same man has been seen twice outside of homes there, twice in less than a week. >> today stephanie chuang joins us live from palo alto where police are trying to figure out this connection. >> reporter: that's right, that is the big question as investigators try to track down the late-night prowler. last happening on the 200 block of emerson street, a few blocks away from university avenue, which is a huge artery here in palo alto. this was around 1:00 yesterday morning, a woman in her 30s called 911 after wakes up to a neighbor's dog barking. she told police she saw the silhouette of a person outside and 30 seconds later someone banging on a different screen, she opened the blind and came face-to-face with a man working right at her. officers could not find anyone

by the time they arrived. this is happening just 2 1/2 miles, less than a week after a 14-year-old girl told police she sauce a man sneaking around hiding in her backyard before 11:30 last wednesday nate on the 100 block of moffett circle. that girl did give a description, light-skinned male, dark hair, skinny build and dark clothing. that's still not specific enough for a sketch for police stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." thank you, stef. 5:06. there's nor fallout from the shooting death of kate steinle. larks are voting to block sanctuary cities like san francisco from getting certain grants. some republicans are urging jeh johnson to force sanctuary city toss comply with federal immigration requests.

>> if cities like san francisco are not complying with federal detainers, why don't you make them mandatory? >> i think that would be a huge setback in our able to work with state and local law enforcement. i suspect they would agree as well. >> secretary johnsing say passing a law requires from cooperation could also be a violation a constitutional violation. it would be a -- an amazing, compounding of this tragedy not to do something now and not to ensure that similarly designed and constructed buildings are not being inspected. >> the attorney representing one of the victims issued an emotional plea yesterday to the berkeley city council. the council ultimately agreed to impose tough any balcony construction standards,

including specific more durable materials for balcony supports and new decks which have to be ventilated to allow air and moisture to build up. they have to be inspected six months and every three years after that. the inspections would be paid by the property owners. uber reached an agreement with a family of a little girl who was struck and killed. uber came under fire after they claimed that they weren't responsible, since the driver was not with a passenger at the time of that crash. the back lash forced uber to change its policy. the final terms of the company's subtlement were not revealed. another one to air bnb, but sfrars leaders are rejecting efforts to impose hard caps on short-term rentals. last night the city's board of supervisors tossed out legislation that would have put a 60-day limits on airbnb

rentals. they're opting for better enforcement, that limits people renting out entire hoops to 90 days a year. the law puts no limit on any if homes that they occupy. to further -- an initiative may qualify for the november ballot. and a forecast that is ramping up toward, and ramping back down. >> we have it all in the forecast, maybe some tropical moisture. i'll detail that just a little later, but right now no worries, except for the low clouds, patchy fog and spots into the day. expect highs to top out to the 70s and 80s. we've been talking about a warmup, but mainly for the inland area. san francisco reaching 74 degrees today. you'll appreciate the milder air. 82 degrees and 83 degrees in the

south bay, tri-valley reaching 90 degrees today, a lot of sunshine, more sunshine in the forecast. yes, temperatures going up and down in time for the weekend. more on that in a few minutes. right now let's check in with mike to see how traffic is going. >> kari, over at the bay bridge, no problems. look at the map, though there was a crash at the mcarthur maze. my understanding is that crash as cleared the roadway, but there is damage to the metal divider there, so there will be repair work at some point much later on today. we'll track that as well. the speed sensors show a smooth flow of traffic except right here, a crash still affecting lanes there, but traffic getting through the rest of the bay, but the rails, reports of 10 to 20 minute pock dela-- possible del. the north bay, a quick look.

san rafael, all the way down to the golden gate bridge. the deal is reached, but the deal is not done. president obama responds to skeptics of the iran's nuclear deal, and today is yet another huge day for greece. and los gatos netflix, we'll have business news, just ahead. a mild start to the day, as we begin this wednesday morning, but get ready for some heat in the coming two days. back with you in just a few. president obama has a tough sell

to skeptical lawmakers we're back at 5:14. a bay bridge, that morning commune starts to pick up, as you try to pry yourself out of bed to start your wednesday. president obama has a tough sell with skeptical lawmakers looking at the nuclear deal. he plans to discuss it at a news conference later today. one of the top priorities is convincing congress, world leaders and the country that this deal is in the best interests of the country. iran is going to scale back its nuclear program and 'em up to

more inspections. the president says the deal is not build on trust but verification some of the whom remain very skeptical. >> it is high time for the people in the united states to start looking at iran without those tainted glasses. >> >> the span of deal, we'll do everything we can to stop it. >> but will republican op position in the congress be able to stop it? congress has 60 days to approve the deal. if lawmakers shoot it down, president obama is already vowing to use his veto power. two of the most powerful words for any job seeker -- you're hired. that's what power employers plan to say. they will hold a job fair today in san francisco. more than 200 bay area positions will be filled.

that takes place at the energy center on howard street. now blue cross blue shield is offering identity protection, including credit monitoring, fraud detection and fraud resolution eligible members will be provided the service as long as they have blue cross blue shield insurance. it is 5:16. the stock price of netflix plunged overnight, and yet no one is upset in the slightest. scott mcgrew, netflix split. >> yeah, you go, ah! don't scream. is the price fell to $100 a share from 700. as you point out, that is indeed the split, where you owned

share, you now own seven. it makes the stock more accessible to regular investors. this is like getting four quarters for your dollar. you still have the same value in your possibility. netflix reports profits today as well as intel. other news, it's a busy day in business today. the greek parliament has to decide whether to approve the new bailout offer from europe. this is complicated. members of parliament would be saying yes to a deal tougher than their own voters said no to a couple weeks ago. the future of greece hangs in the balance. and there is more for that and the rest of the news before the bell. we turn to landon dowdy. good morning. >> hey, scott. good morning. the markets will try to make it five straight days of gains today. investors, like you said, still eyeing greece, as the -- muss approve the bailout, also manufacturing data, as well as earnings from bank of america,

and janet yellen is testifies about the economic before congress this morning t. 18053, the nasdaq up 53. >> thank you, landon. kris and sam, you may have seen the peculiar tweet by donald trump. we'll dive into what exactly is wrong and why this isn't the first time it's gone wrong, coming up. >> thank you very much, scott. can thc help with ptsd. colorado is poised to list post-traumatic stress disorder as one of the ailments eligible. this time the petition comes with a recommendation from the chief state medical officer.

more medical news now, a new study revealing breast cancer survivors may gain more weight. the johns hopkins study compares 300 women diagnosed with breast cancer with cancer-free women. religioners found they gained nearly four pounds more than healthy women within five years of their diagnosis. women undergoing chemotherapy put on typically an additional 11 pounds. we all know secondhand smoke is bad, but a new stilledy says it may be worse for women. the study finds a consistent link between secondhand smoke and the risk of stroke. it looked at 20,000 people age 45 and up. those exposed to secondhand smoke were 30% more likely to suffer a stroke within six years. within that group women were almost twice as likely to live with a smoker and be exposed to smoke, leading to higher risks

of stroke. kari hall is joins us with wednesday. we with justify looking ahead to the weekend. i've been looking ahead to the weekend since monday. you were saying it's really the start of the warmup today? >> yes, especially inland valleys. that's where we'll see the biggest difference in temperatures. ramping up the heat and cranking up the ac. let's look at what to expect. it will be slightly warmer this afternoon, and san francisco, you'll notice a bit of a difference in those temperatures, but not as much as we'll see in let's say the tri-valley, south bay, north bay and where we normally see the highest heat. at noon today we'll already be at 70 degrees in the city, in the tri-valley, 81 degrees in the east bay 71 degrees, but by 4:00, it starts to get a bit uncomfortable, like the north bay, 85 degrees in the south bay 83 degrees, and the east east

bay at 76 degrees. still nice today, and temperatures as you walk out the door in concord, 62 degrees. we do also have more fog on the bay. where we see the darker shades of agree, that's where visibility is the lowest. we still see the low clouds on san francisco. into the afternoon, and just a little bit in spots, but then it moves back in later on tonight. let's check in on what's happening. hurricane dolores is now a category 4 hurricane, wind speeds at 130 miles an hour the good news is won't -- for parts of the southwest, it looks like it could move into at least southern california, hoping for a bit of that, too.

now high pressure in control. valleys into the 90s, and the weekend forecast brings those temperatures back down, 78 degrees on sunday for the peninsula. i'll have another look at the microclimate forecast coming up in a second with mike. >> we'll take you first over to 880. there's a good volume of traffic, but nothing unusual think oakland here. the approach coming up through hayward, you may see some debris for the freeway we're going to move you out and look at this bigger view. that's a major roadway, isabel right there, and that will be slowing a bit.

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that was a lightning strike caught on camera, the video coming from atlanta where strong storms overnight knocked down trees and damaged homes also brought heavy rain and hail to the area. there are more storms forward for today. 5:26 right where she belongs, in her cage.

they figured she somehow had gotten out and was eaten by a bird. she finally came out of her hiding spot yesterday. >> 5:27 right now. new evidence in a high profile. what the fbi found in a longer that matches something mentioned in the kidnapper over e-mail. police are going to be a real yesterday as soon as next week. after a full night of

negotiations - bleary-eyed city, fire and police officials are trg after a full night of negotiations, bleery-eyed city officials are trying to a void a lengthy battle over pension

terms. and a late week warmup is ahead, as we go into the next couple days, and in the mid 90s. i just confirmed on -- and who it's affecting. from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, thanks for joining us. in the past ten mince, firefighters have successfully put out a house fire in belmont. that fire started just before 4:30. when they first arrived, crews were worried it will spread. thankfully it didn't happen.

the good news is nobody was inside the house or hurt during the fire. negotiations are still ongoing between the city and its police and firefighters. >> bob redell is live in san jose. >> of course not as of yesterday, as of last night, if we were told the negotiations were not going well. with san jose city leaders to try to come to an agreement on the pension cuts that were man dayed. today's the day either side could appeal those previous

court decisions if they could come to an agreement. one of the hangups in the talks. >> all we're lacking is the political will to do so. those things have come to an end. our issues are not more complicated than that. >> my experience as a litigator for years, every day in this country there are cases being settled on courthouse steps as people are ready to go to trial. >> the city council is also expected to figure out what to do next. >>. >> bob redell, "today in the bay." searchers are headed back to look for a man who felt into the water there. ranger say the man fell or

jumped into the water, but never resurfaced. >> now a troubling pattern developing. for the second time in less than a week, the report of a late-night prowler. where if the two incidents are related. this latest case happening on the 200 block of emerson street. in the early morning hours, darker than it is now, a woman waking up to a man staring right back at her in her bedroom, call 9 is 1 yesterday morning, she thought she saw a silhouette of someone standing outside the window. about 30 seconds later there was

a much louder noise at a different bedroom window as though someone was banging on the window screen. she got up, opened the blinds and she came face-to-face with a man looking right at here. police used a search dog around the house, but could not find anything in the areas. these less than a week bush that was before 11:30. that girl did give a bit of a description. they are hoping someone might have spotted someone similarly, who can call them and help them with the case. san jose police department is set to begin outfitting ought

officers with a camera. today the department will show off the new equipment. the department has to choose between three different kinds of cameras, ranging in prior between $400 and $600 each. once they decide which ones they will bike, the city estimates it will spent $1 million on the equipment. they don't know how much yet they'll have to pay for it. new development in a kidnapping case. on monday the fbi announced it arrested a former marine and harvard graduate matthew muller in connection with the case. now we're learns that investigator found five droeps hidden a earp in a storage locker. they also found remote controls, video cameras, a mattress pad with stains and duct tape. in the meantime police are not say much in the way of the arrest. >> the fbi does not want us making any comments on this case

whatsoever. lawyers for the kidnapping victims want an apology from the police department for not believes their story. a san mad i don't woman accused of beating her neighbor to death is set toe appear in court today. police say martinez hit her elderly neighbor in the head several times with that baseball bat. neighbors we talked with setted two had been good friends, but recently had a falling out over money. martinez remains in jail without bail. more fallout this morning from the shooting death of kate steinle, particularly as it pertains to what is happening on congressional hill. they're voting to block sanctuary cities like san francisco from getting certain federal grants. after a hearing yesterday, some republicans are urging secretary jay johnson to force sanctuary cities to comply with federal immigration requests. >> if cities like san francisco

are not complying with federal detainers, why don't you make them mandatory? >> i think that would be a huge setback to work with our local law enforcement, and i suspect they would would agree as well. >> he also sets passing a law for the cities to vote might be a violation of the constitution. flow it would be an amazing compounding of this tragedy not to do something now. and not to ensure similarly designed and constructed buildings are not being inspected. >> that was an attorney representing one of the people who died. the council agreed to impose tough new standards and a new code requires companies to now yew specific materials for

balcony supports. also new decks have to be ventilated to allow air in to avoid moisture buildup. right now we are watching temperatures that have been pretty mild. maybe not the best idea if things start to heat up a bit. >> thing early in the morning and the even. temperatures heating up the next couple days that would clear out as we go through the middle of the morning. highs today reaching 74 degrees in san francisco. you'll feel a bit of a difference there. 85 degrees in the north bay, east bay 76 degrees, check out the trivalley today. 90 degrees. the light winds turning hot later. the next couple days, it gets

even hotter. i'll have details on that. if you're heading out to san francisco, you may have problems if you're planning on getting on the b.a.r.t. mike has details. >> this affects south of san francisco. glen parks reports a track fire reported, and that's causing some major problems. that's a section i believe is cut off from the rest of the line, the rest of the line is expected to experience in delays. more details are coming in. roadways are smooth, but the build is on at the toll plaza and now i'm going to talk about the bay bridge toll plaza itself with a backup and if you fire reported for san jose. we'll bring you the details, and you see the flashing lights. back to you. guilty on 300,000 counts of

accessory to murder, the unusual conviction decades in the making. back here at home, a -- >> jumped on the fake news that the company would be sold. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after this. a notorious mexican drug lord

disappeared from his prison cell in the dead of night. and this morning we've got new a notorious mexican drug lord disappearing from his cell in the dead of the night. this is new video. this individual have from the mexican government shows joaquin guzman walking over to the shower and crouchen down and poof, he's gone. that's when authorities say guzman made his escape through a small hole to a mile-long tunnel that ended at a house.

john kerry is back in the u.s. after negotiating a historic new deal. now it begins here at home. the president holding a news conference. >> a pr campaign directed at congress, nbc's tracy pots joins us live from washington, d.c. what. >> sure, what we are hoping to find out is more details. it is also his pitch to try to get congress to support it. >> later today, president obama begins explaining the deal to the public and selling it to lawmakers. secretary of state john kerry insists -- it's better than nothing. >> what's the alternative? going to war now?

>> iran is urging congress to back the deal. >> it's high time for people -- that may not be easy on capitol hill. >> it looks like a worse deal than we even feared if it's in fact as bad as we think, we'll do everything we can to stop it. >> i'm sure he's going to work hard to get the votes. >> they're really to pick it apart. >> i want to go through the process and make sure we understand fully what we're voting on. >> congress has 60 days to approve the deal. >> in that 60 days, so will

benjamin netanyahu. remember that controversial speech invited by republicans here talking against iran negotiations? now that it's a deal moving towards -- he says he will be lobbying congress hard, specifically to u.s. lawmakers to try to get them to -- >> he's already been doing that on social media, so we'll wait and see how he manages to do that. >> also new this morning, a decades in the making. >> a german regional court sentenced a former nazi second quarter to four years in prison. the 4-year-old oscar bruining testified he collected the baggage of prisoners arriving at auschwitz. he was convicted on 300,000 charges. 5:45. jurors in a case against

colorado murder suspect will did i the case. defense attorneys want a verdict of not got by reason of insanity. prosecutors say he should be convicted of murder and sentenced to death. >> another key economic component may be devastated, too. the nepali government is urging other nations -- the tourism minister says a number of nations have done so, including the united states and britain. many european nations still have the advisories in place. >> that's going to take a long time to recover. 5:46. we are checking out your weather for the week. we know a warmup is in store.

>> cranking up. ac is likely. we can deal with this for a couple days. this weekend, it all comes back down to average. let's look outside right now in san jose. as the sun rises, we have low clouds, and look at the seven-day photographs. we see it coming up at the bottom of the screen, into the next couple days, we will have some steamy weather, especially for the tri-valley. sizzling temperatures a bit warmer today in some spots. in san francisco you'll only notice a bit of a difference. 74 degrees, south bay 77 degrees, 80 in the north bay, but the high in the tri-valley topping out at 90 degrees, 83 degrees in the south bay. wind will come in from the west, nor of a northwesterly wind today. temperatures do heat up fairly

quickly. by the time the onshore flow kicks in, it will already be hot, with the winds about 15 miles an hour during the commute home and this evening starts to get more comfortable. now we turn or attention to the tropics where hurricane dolores is now a category 4 hurricane, the possibility that this could bring in clouds and possibility of thunderstorms, at least for the seersas in time for the weekend, but temperatures are heating up for the next couple days. mike has a heads-up on the b.a.r.t. this morning. >> we have better news, i hope. first of all we're going to get more sflch traffic here. let's take you to the matt. they're recovering from a major delays, but reporting a big problem from glen park down to

sfo. there was a fire on the track just south of glen park. it sounds like it's out. we are tracking that. 84 at isabel an concanon, and that fire over at san jose is off to the roadway. back to you. san francisco leaders today will dig deeper into an area many never venture, but agree it's under concern cities, the public transportation, a recent study related ways to transit overnight. today trpg laters will join supervisor scott weiner in presenting some of the work filling in the gaps. >> there's a good chance you have seen them on the roads. distracted drivers, 40% more people are using and holding their cell phones while driving, compared to last year, according to a chp study released

yesterday, including talking and texting. researchers saying being distracted for only five seconds is the equivalent of driving the length of a football field blindfolded. this happened in clear lake, northeast of geyserville. investigators caught up with 23-year-old devin walker, wanted on multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest. a police dog named dex did not let go. walker hopped a fence, still dex held on. he did have a small cut on his leg, but is okay and headed to jail. >> doing his job. one east bay city has a new plan to stop prostitution at massage parlors there. pleasant hills city council is granting the police chief power

to close businesses engaged in prostitution. under the ordinance, massage parlors must have a permit from the chief. he can revoke that permit if he thinks illegal activity is taking place, even if no one is prosecuted. pleasant hills police have conducted investigation at 16 different parlors. oakland police use a stun gun to stop a man following a bizarre incident at lake merritt. "oakland tribune" says someone saw a man strangling the goose and then reportedly beheaded the animal. officers used a stun gun to calm him down. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. it's not quite a dog day on top in dublin, instead make more of a dog today morning. deputies will demonstrate new technologies for canine police dog units.

they apparently come in handy and can alert handlers to life-threatening -- more than 100 people have been rescued from a grounded charter boat off the cost of massachusetts. it got stuck on low tide on a sandbar last night. >> we knew we were stuck right then. the coast guard has all 106 passengers and crew members off that boat. once high tide came, the boat was relifted. now jeb bush reportedly hoping to kick it straight through the uprights right here in the bay area. bush is visiting san francisco tomorrow, and politico is reporting that bush will use the uber app for transportation to an event south of market. this after democrat hillary clinton accused so-called sharing companies like uber and

airbnb of undermining middle-class wage growth. uber is distancing itself from a rumored campaign stunt. facebook is reportedly testing for a messenger app in a story that scott was telling you about yesterday. moneypenny is the secretary from the bond movies, and facebook's version would use real people to help you find information, make purchases and carry out other tasks. it's internally testing the feature. no word on when it might be debut. it's a do or die day for greece. the parliament has to approve the bailout from the european union. >> with pretty strict conditions, a deal much worse than the greek people refused a few weeks ago. >> a because when the greeks were rallying celebrating their

no vote. a big development is the imf, the international monetary fund led by christine lagaarde, says greece owes more than can possibly be paid back, and they'll have to forgive some of the debt. haircut is a financial term, and greece needs a haircut. keep in mind it's one of the greece's creditors. shares in twitter jumped after a fake news report the company would be sold. netflix shares split thorn 7:1. netflireports profits today as well. today in the big amazon sale, we'll look at some of the prices coming up in the next hour. and sam and kris, you may have seen the strange tweet from donald trump's official account,

it has its base, the white house, some german soldiers from the second world war, the bad guys, if i have to remind you, trump's staff blamed the error on an unnamed intern. mother jones tracked done the picture. and yes, those men were dressed as german soldiers. said it wasn't the first time an american politician has actually used that picture. apparently soldiers are soldiering to that unnamed intern that keeps going from campaign to campaign. >> you know if you were an unnamed intern, my resume would be this long. >> he just shows up and makes trouble everywhere. >> that strange tweet from trump, and i was thinking which one? >> the one with the bad guys in the american flag. that one. >> you saw it with your own eyes, scott. a $34 million mystery in oakland, but no one coming forward to solve it.

create 2500 jobs, and help more than 60,000 people. that donation will be divided among several groups, including youth centers, health services, and job education facilities. again, we don't know who made that donation. >> someone is very generous. temperatures starting to heat up. let's check in with kari hall. >> a lot of sunshine this afternoon, but starting out with the low clouds. san jose will be 83. redwood city 82. and 74 degrees, napa 83 degrees. not too bad across most of the bay, but like livermore reaching 90 degrees, getting even hotter tomorrow, and coming back down in time for the weekend. let's check in with mike. story road off-ramp is reopened, but the roadside fire,

crews are arriving. the south bay shows a nice drive despite that activity. isabel and vineyard for a crash there. a recoveries for the b.a.r.t. line. that earlier fire should be clear, and we're looking toward the bay bridge. that groundbreaking flight put on hold for months. whatever happened to the all-solar flight trying to make it around the world breaking news at six: a house

- goes up in flames. what we've just learned from firefighters, coming up. =sam/topvo= plus: she woke up to a dog . breaking news, a house goes up in flames, what we just learned from firefighters. plus she awoke to a dog barking, looked out of her window and saw a salesman tearing back at her. an entire neighborhood on high alert. and why the solar impulse

wrong ta won't take flight anytime soon. good wedges day morning. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with an update from breaking news. firefighters are mopping up and keeping an eye out for hot spots after an early morning house fire in belmont. that fire started just before 6:30 this morning. the flames were extinguished about 30 minutes later when they were first responding, crews were concerned they could spread to a nearby hillside. you're looking at new video. middle road is where it's taking place is a narrow road and will likely be tied up for another hour or so. >> an unsettles site on the peninsula. a woman woke up, looked out her window only to see a man staring right back at her.