the teen accused of killing maddy middleton and throwing her body in a dumpster will be charged as an adult. good afternoon, i'm maria medina. frank has the afternoon off. the district attorney just

announced a short while ago the 15-year-old suspects could face life in prison if found guilty of murder. kpix 5's kiet do is in santa cruz with more on this morning's press conference. >> reporter: the question was whether or not the d.a. would name the suspect. he did saying there's a chance that this boy could spend the rest of his life behind bars. >> i'm here to tell you that today charges have been filed against adrian jerry gonzalez and that those charges have been filed as an adult. we have filed charges of murder including circumstances of lying in wait and committed during the course of a sexual assault and kidnapping. >> reporter: police say less than an hour after surveillance cameras spot maddy on her scooter she was lured to her death. by the time her mother reported her missing she was already dead. >> as for the motive? >> i can tell you this. people do things for lots of reasons. sometimes we understand them,

sometimes we don't. the specifics of this case i'm not prepared to discuss. >> reporter: police say he killed her in the apartment, carried the body down three flights of stairs and threw it in this recycling dumpster. a detective found the body after a more thorough search monday night. cops say the boy stood nearby and likely watched. as for charging gonzalez as an adult, the d.a. says he did not take it lightly. >> you look at the nature of the crimes, you look at how the crimes were committed, you look at the age of the offender, and you look at criminal record if any. those are typically the factors that are used to balance. >> reporter: instagram users have known for days gonzalez was the suspects. ♪[ music ]♪ -- was the suspect. >> reporter: gonzalez posted this video on sunday the same day maddy was killed. the song is called, mad world, and he posted the lyrics the dreams in which i'm dying are the best i have ever had. thousands of comments have been posted nearly all of it has been vicious. you're disgusting! straight ticket to hell and delete your life. >> we're confident that charges

will be filed. justice demands the charges that we filed and we filed them appropriately. >> reporter: because he is a minor, he is not eligible for the death penalty. live in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix 5. >> thank you. gonzalez will be arraigned tomorrow in superior court. the hayward police sergeant killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest tomorrow. a police motorcade will escort sergeant scott lunger's body to the oracle arena in oakland for funeral services and buried in a private ceremony in the afternoon. tonight be there will be a public viewing for the sergeant at the chapel of the chimes in hayward. he was shot and killed during an early-morning traffic stop a week ago. stay with us for full coverage of the funeral to remember starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. the willow fire is 30%

contained after burning 2,000 acres. at night the winds reverse course and push the smoke down. in lafayette this morning a fire broke out on the hillside near highway 24 near the pleasant hill road exit. those flames started just after 4 a.m. ten acres of dry grass were scorched before firefighters were able to gain control. and for the "wragg fire," a sudden burst of flames forced another round of evacuations. firefighters say winds are better today but the sheet making it difficult. -- but the heat is making it difficult. kpix 5's anne makovec with the latest. >> reporter: a fire that's been burning for more than a week near lake berryessa continued to grow overnight. the "wragg fire" is now 7100 acres and 8 every 80% contained. >> the terrain is awful. i mean, we have had to helicopter crews in just to get to some areas because we can't reach them with vehicles. >> reporter: the smoke is hanging heavy in the hills near vacaville, visible from i-80. it's been advancing closer to

136 homes under mandatory evacuation orders today. we thought this fire was almost out? >> so did we. it wasn't until we looked out about noontime and saw the smoke and everything and realized it was getting worse. obviously, we're very concerned about it. >> reporter: this is a time lapse video of yesterday's flare-up which caused the second mandatory evacuation for about 200 people around wild horse canyon in less than a week. the red cross reopened its emergency evacuation center here at the vacaville community center. but last night, only 4 people had to stay here. the rest of the evacuees are staying with family and friends. more than 1400 firefighters are focused on keeping the fire within its containment lines but the progress depends heavily on the weather. >> whenever the temperature gets into triple digits and the humidity gets into single digits, everything is just ready to burn. >> reporter: in vacaville, anne makovec, kpix 5. let's get to roberta now. it's already hot. >> it is in many of our inland locations.

good afternoon, everybody. we have an alert you need to know about and it is the "spare the air" alert. this is the second consecutive day when in many locations around the bay area you can actually see the air that you breathe, and that's not a good thing. that's the particulate matter that's trapped close to the ground. usually we see that after we have a lot of people on the roads. it's our car exhaust. this is an encouraging sign. check out the golden gate bridge. we are socked in with areas of low clouds and fog and the temperatures at 65 degrees in san francisco while livermore is at 96 degrees. it's hotter at this hour than just 24 hours ago. the humidity is at 20%. i'm going to talk about the big change you need know about and it's going to happen as early as tomorrow. maria, we'll have that later. early-morning commuters were stuck on interstate 880 after a deadly accident this morning. one person died in a three-car crash after a couple of the cars caught fire southbound 880 at 29th avenue. traffic was backed up well into downtown oakland. investigators closed several

lanes as they tried to piece together what caused that accident. three people are now charged in connection with a double homicide in antioch. yesterday, a contra costa county prosecutor filed charges including murder against these three people: teresa o'sullivan faces accessory to murder charges. three people were shot to death and another wounded last month. a national football league executive is meeting in oakland today with local government and raiders officials about the team's future. the issue is the proposed coliseum city complex that would include a new football stadium. many have concerns about how the project would be financed. oakland is one of three cities in danger of losing its nfl teams to the l.a. area. the others are san diego and st. louis. today a group of bicyclists plans to protest a crackdown on cyclists who run stop signs in san francisco. the group known as the whig party plans to have a lot of

cyclists ride along market street in san francisco. the idea is to have them all stop at all stop signs to show it could worsen traffic. the protest is set to begin at 5:30 this afternoon. some los altos residents are advised to boil their drinking water for a day. hundreds of customers of cal water were put on notice after a test showed the e. coli bacteria in the water. that order has been lifted for most homes. but there are a few homes on 7 acres lane and west fremont road that need to boil water or drink bottled water. new at noon caltrans was showing off its new bay bridge maintenance complex today. the $55 million facility is located on the oakland side of the bridge. and it will consolidate all maintenance crews into one building. it will created a more efficient response time for any problems on the bay bridge. it is official, san francisco has a new $8.9

billion budget. mayor lee signed the budget -- [ pause ] [ no audio ] >> so dominguez could be arriving very shortly at the farralones. let's take a look. this is the website showing his progress in real time swimming to the farralones. it looks like he is getting close. track his swim by going to our website, cbssf.com. just click on "links and numbers." ♪[ music ]♪ still to come, an international uproar over the death of a well-known lion. how people are using social media to send a message to the man responsible. >> and a new warning about a

popular beauty product. why fake eyelashes could be bad for your health. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon, everybody! i'm sure you've heard about it by now. it will turn cooler tomorrow. but! it's going to come at a price. the details as the news continues right after this br

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the backlash isn't stopping over the killing of cecil the lion by an american dentist. cecil was a protected lion living in a sanctuary in zimbabwe. earlier this wisconsin dentist walter james palmer paid about $50,000 to hunt and kill it. palmer has been getting ridiculed ever since social media and the yelp account for his practice have been swarmed with furious messages. palmer said he didn't know the

lion was protected. tom brady is fighting back. the patriots quarterback once again says he had nothing to do with the "deflate-gate" scandal. reporter kenneth craig with how he fired back on social media. >> reporter: tom brady says he did nothing wrong. on facebook the patriots quarterback responded to the nfl's claim that he deliberately destroyed his cell phone wiping out text messages connected to "deflate-gate." he said he replaced his broken phone, after my attorneys made it clear to the nfl that my actual phone device would not be subjected to investigation. he said, we even contacted the phone company to see if there was any way to retrieve any or all the messages. patriots owner robert kraft says he expected the nfl to reduce braid giants dugout's suspects and now regrets not fighting the million-dollar fine, he expected the nfl to reduce brady's suspension and now regrets not fighting the

million-dollar fine. >> we did not tamper with the air in the footballs. >> reporter: on tuesday nfl commissioner roger goodell upheld the four-game suspension. the league said he was an active participant in the scheme to underinflate game balls in the afc championship game and made a deliberate evident to ensure that investigators would never have access to information that he had been asked to produce. >> once you destroy evidence in any investigation, this is not about football anymore, this is about almost borderline criminality. >> reporter: the nfl players association says it will go to court to overturn the suspension. kenneth craig, cbs news. >> and the patriots open training camp today. brady can practice and play in preseason games. coach bill belichick did not answer questions about the scandal during a news conference this morning. a magic moment at last night's giants game at at&t park. take a look. [ applause and cheers ] >> you can guess, giants fan proposed and his girlfriend

said yes. roberta was right there when it happened. i believe she took the video, too. unfortunately, though, the giants did lose to the brewers. the giants hope to redeem themselves today and you may see some familiar faces on the will on the field. paul deanno and frank mallicoat will be ball dudes. thinks frank's third time and paul's first. frank is on third, paul is on first base. the giants are playing today. >> i think it's amazing that his baseball uniform from the third grade still fits him. [ laughter ] time to look at our weather watchers around the microclimates so we can see the difference in temperatures around the bay area at this time. let's look at the numbers. 97 in san ramon. dana wrote me an observation from novato saying, you know, it's 97 degrees, bring on the

fog! and so dana, i got to tell ya, your wish is my command. we'll share with you an optimistic view of the bay area but right now, what you need to know is it's a "spare the air" day. we have a lot of pollution inland. but dana, check that out. there you have the return of the marine layer albeit shallow. roughly about 1,000 feet deep keeping some of the coast cooler today by a few degrees but not affecting inland areas. look at livermore. at this hour yesterday, it was 94. right now it's 96. humidity is down to 12%. that's dangerously low. that heightens fire danger around the bay area. there you have the return of the marine layer up the coast, salinas totally socked in this morning and you see that subtropical moisture right there, that's pushing in. i'm welcoming in the cooler temperatures. 107 in sacramento today. 80 in the high sierra going up to 85. 78 in monterey. sunset tonight at 8:21 and by then, we are hoping to start

cooling down because we are going up to the 70s at the beaches. 90s peninsula. 100 morgan hill. 100 degrees east of the bay. north bay numbers 70s, 80s and 90s and 106 is our outside number in cloverdale. extended forecast we cool down tomorrow but you won't feel it due to the mugginess through friday. seasonal weather returns over the weekend. hey, i want you, you and me to be my weather watcher, cbssf.com/weatherwatchers and you can tell me how hot it is in your neighborhood. >> so frank just sent us pictures of him and paul but sent it too late. doesn't he know the noon show starts at noon is. >> you would think. >> right. [ laughter ] >> thanks. we'll show them tomorrow. we promise. the dow jones is up 119 points as of right now. today microsoft is putting out a new and final version of windows. it is called windows 10 and it's free for many users.

facial recognition and some computers replaces the need for a password and there's a personal assistant that can remind you of appointments. a new browser is called microsoft edge. the upgrade is free for windows users 7 and 8 except for corporate customers. eyelash extensions may be the new beauty must have. but experts say it may come with health risks. some glue used to glue them to natural lashes can cause allergic reactions because of formaldehyde. the glue can get on the cornea, causing scarring and damage. bacteria grows on fake lashes leading to infections and you can lose your lashes. still to come the ironman triathlon is one of the toughest races in the world but how about 50 of them in 50 days in 50 states? we'll see what inspired

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beforehand to make sure all the juice came out. extra virgin olive oil. just a touch. dill. there you go. then some red wine vinegar. i'm adding this last because i wanted the oil to coat the vegetables and give them a little protection. because you don't want to be overpowered by the red wine vinegar. perfect. then even though we have these peppery radishes i'm going to add pepper and salt. >> this is farm to table. this is from the backyard. any green market. you make this that day and enjoy. beautiful. if you think doing one ironman triathlon is hard, james lawrence just completed one a day for 50 days in all 50 states more than 7,000 miles of swimming, cycling, running in less than two months and what kept him going was the support of his family and his 12-year-

old daughter lucy. lawrence completed the races to raise awareness for childhood obesity and i want to mention, roberta, you've done several ironmans. >> i have done five full ironmans but i don't understand how his body recovered first of all and how did he travel to each state and still able to complete this mission? how much body fat does he have? >> none. >> my best was 16 hours. >> i struggle with running three miles a day. >> it works for you. look at her! [ laughter ] thanks. the future is bright for people looking for work in the solar panel industry. jill schlesinger joins us with today's jobs report. >> reporter: just in time for world conservation day, the housing market is perking up. ecofriendly builders are seeing renewed interest in their products, especially for solar panels. the expanding industry is leading to more job openings. employment for solar installers is projected to grow by 24% over the next eight years, much faster than the average for all occupations. the rapid expansion of solar panel installation is also

a -- the rapid panel of solar installations will also results in excellent job opportunities for salespeople to sell those products to customers. specially trained sales representatives, engineers and managers are all instrumental in matching a company's products to consumers' needs. the north american board of certified energy practitioners has a website that helps you find specific jobs in the bay area. just go to jobs.nabcep.org. the board also offers certification and company accreditation programs to renewable energy professionals. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5.

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just goings to be more than 100 degrees in the south bay. maybe i'll stay in the city. >> 105 at my house. can giants dugout to your house? >> no. [ laughter ] >> thanks for joining us. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

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