half, we got it. >> the i'm so excited for tomorrow. a true showdown. >> a historic showdown for anyone that lasted longer than expected. the expectation here now is big crowds will be out tomorrow to watch the competition for the cup, and you can see some of those folks still coming out here. i'll tell you what fans will see before the concluding race for the 34th america's cup. reporting live if san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> what do you think about the and back of oracle? we're getting a lot of comment shares and likes and you can search for ktvu channel 2 fire crew his to battle the weather and low water pressure in piedmont late this afternoon. it started about two and a half hours ago. the fire heavily damaged one

home and spread to another. both on max welton road in piedmont, not far from highway 13. we're on the scene and one of the homeowners just barely survived the oakland hills fire storm only to see his house burn today. christian? >> reporter: definitely a personal tragedy for him and his family. it appears this point the fire department has the scene under control. this is the look at the area on max welton at hill top. the road is still closed. you can still see there are lots of fire crews. there are eventually two homes that have been damaged. no word on how much at this point. of the home's owner says he wasn't home when the fire started. his daughter was. >> my daughter was in the house taking a nap and all the sudden heard things crashing, probably glass breaking or something. >> reporter: now, cohen's daughter was able to escape and was not hurt. can you see the flames as they

burned. one home moved to at least one neighboring home. neighbors in the area were working together trying to put out spot fires, trying to stop the flames from spreading. no word at this point on how it started. firefighters are still on scene making sure that there are no hot spots and there will be -- there were two factors working against the firefighters in this case, the winds pushing the fire up slow and the location which made it tough to get water to put that fire out quickly. >> without higher elevation, smaller plains were it was difficult to put the fire out, window assistance from oakland fire. >> from our vantage point, it might be hard to make out exactly how high we are in the oakland hills. that gives you a sense on why it was so difficult to get that water pressure. the homeowner is right here. his family at this point, safe.

now ktvu's ken wayne will be live at 6:00 with more details on why firefighters will be watching this fire so closely if the hours to come. for now, live in piedmont, ktvu channel 2 news now to new information, the 75-year-old oakland man is dead after police say his car was hit as two teenagers fled the scene of an east bay shooting in the city of oakland last night. ktvu's ken prisonet joins us live -- phitchett joins us live. >> reporter: police arrest ed two teenager boys, who killed robert who was just a few blocks away. this traffic light knocked down flat is useless now and apparently it was ignored when this ford explorer sped through the intersection of church and bang croft, striking the driver's side door of this subaru, police say it began when

officers heard gunshots in a neighborhood less than two miles away. >> as they responded the area to locate victims or witnesses they noticed the suspect vehicle fleeing from the scene at a very high rate of speed. >> shots were fired on 82nd avenue and the ford explorer with the teenagers sped through neighbors ending with the crash. >> the preliminary investigative information we have officers were not in pursue. >> the subaru driven by robert of oakland was pronounced dead at the scene. the teenager suspects were arrested on the spot. >> we were happy they're off the street because clearly they are dangerous individuals. >> reporter: oakland police say they are still investigating the circumstances of this accident, and the circumstances of that shooting in which police say

shots were fired but no one was hit. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news and a 19-year-old had just stepped off the muni train on the m line in engleside heights when he was shot or killed. of the name of the victim has not yet been released. in oakland, police are investigating a deadly shooting in the past two days. just after 11:00 on 89th avenue near mcarthur boulevard and another shooting on sunday that killed a 21-year-old man. no one has been arrested in either of those killings. >> developing news nought out of narobi, the president declared the deadly siege of a shopping mall is over. 11 suspects are in custody. in the news room, part of that

mall collapsed. the death toll also went up once again. julie? >> reporter: frank, the president of kenya declared we have ashamed and defeated our attackers. 175 people were hurt. explosions and gunfire rang out from the west gate mall in narobi again today. kenya officials say the hostage siege is over but fear and violence continues after three levels of that up scale mall collapsed. a number of bodies are trapped in the rub and he will soldiers spent the -- rubble and solders spent the day searching for survivors. the terrorists will be brought to justice. i proms that i we shall had the full accountability for the mindless destruction, death, pain, loss, and suffering we

have all undergone as a national family. >> in new york today, former president clinton spoke today. he said a good friend of his was expecting her first child when she and her fiance were caught in the gunfire. >> they were staying in a place right across from the mall and they were just walking in the mall that day. they were both killed, a long with the child. >> kenya's president has declared three days of mourning for the victims, and the united nations, president obama commented on the attack saying our hearts go out to the families of those who have been effected. >> reporting live in the news room, now back to you in the studio president obama also said the situation in kenya goes to the heart of the challenges the word is facing today. the president told the un general assembly the international community must enforce the ban on syria's use of chemical weapons.

the president said when he proposed a strike against the assad regem, he did it with the world in mind. he said the strike may be necessary in the future. >> there will be times when the break down of society is so great, the violence against civilians so substantial, that the international community will be called upon to act. >> president obama also said it is, quote, an insult to human reason to suggest that anyone other than the assad regem carried on out last month's sirin attack on civilians. >> and the president spoke he's open to diplomatic talks. >> nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in iran's security and defense doctrine. >> the iran president says there are new hopes across the globe for peace. president obama said he well

comes the diplomatic overtures of iran, but there will be no face to face meeting between the president during the general assembly. it was too complicated given how any meeting may be perceived in iran in california received a deadline extension in a court mandate to reduce the prison population. california's been fighting against the early release of inmates to comply with the order, and today a panel of three federal judges agreed to extend the end of the year deadline to january 27th. the court is hoping the state can come up with a long term solution to the over crowding problem. the judges want to hear recommendations for a possible solution by mid-october. now to the looming bart strike, there are will only 16 days left of the cooling off period. bart's union workers have promised to strike if no deal is reached by the deadline. today contract talks continued.

negotiations continued between representatives of bart, on supplemental issues, work rules and employee safety of the both sides remain far apart on many other issues, especially wages and pensions the chp acted a silver alert from sfrarn san francisco. he has disappeared before. about five months ago, he was found wondering on the freeway. any information on the whereabouts, you're asked to contact authorities an east bay man attacked near his home. >> they left me there unconscious and thought we were going to die. >> new at 5:30, why the search for attackers led investigators to a nearby high school. >> then big waves and bigger concerns, the warning tonight to boat ares and beach goers along the bay area coast first filing suit against facebook.

>> i don't my daughter used without my permission. >> why an east bay mom says the social media site went too far with her daughter's photos back here after the break, the wind is blowing the fog out of position. winds will stay up tonight, the fire danger comes up as we head towards the end of the week. i'll have specific on the highest fire danger day. ♪

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may have fallen off of a truck. >> i saw it come off a truck. >> i was drinking my coffee in the morning and boom, a big obstruction in the road. >> the bottom of my car won't move. >> nobody was injured. the highway patrol hasn't located the truck that lost that metal a ground of parents including -- group of parents including one from the bay area is taking action on facebook. a mom is furious after what popped up after logging on facebook >> the a mother tells me that she looked on her facebook feed, saw her daughter's picture pop up on a risque clothing add. ms. leonard says that's exactly what was happening on facebook. >> i found my daughter's facebook on the facebook pages

of a bunch of clothing companies and it just infuriated me. >> her and other moms will sue the facebook giant. parents have filed an appeal saying the changes facebook is making leave a giant loophole. >> this settlement does not adequately protect the rights of minors whose privacy facebook continues to violate. >> attorney scott michael compare its to writing their own excuse note in school. >> they may be tagged by association with those things on the internet with for years to come, maybe to their personal embarrassment or professional detriment. >> parents are demanding the facebook get permission straight from them before their children can be used in any ads. reporting in washington, justin

gray, ktvu chan 2 news. >> facebook issued a statement saying the court ordered settlement provides substantial benefits to all class members including minors through enhanced notice and consent provisions and innovative new tools to advertising a statewide teacher's union filed a lawsuit aimed at saving city college of san francisco. the california federation of teachers wants to stop accrediting commission of engaging in unfair and unlawful business practices. if city college loses accreditation, it could be forced to shut down, and right now, it has about 80,000 students it wasn't just the 49ers who had a tough time on sunday, the san francisco beat team was beat by the colts 27-7. at least two serious reports of fan violence were reported during and after the game.

a man suffered a broken nose and an arm and a concussion. two women got into some sort of a kicking match as they walked towards the exit and a man beaten leaving a game more than two years ago, tonight fans bought tickets for designated tickets will receive a surprise giveaway and $10 will be donated to the brian stoe fund. to buy tickets, go to ktvu.com and look under hot topics let's talk about the weather now. a beautiful day here, but a scare near piedmont. do we have the worry about the wind? >> this time of year you always have to worry. they got that fire down quickly because the winds were coming out of the northwest. wins are bad for fire but that direction's cooler. as we go into the next 36 hours, the winds clock around, and the wind comes out of the north to northeast. it's windy right now, 23 miles

an hour in novado. it's near 30 miles an hour sustained in oakland. sfo's 21 miles an hour. you get the picture. windy. >> the situation's been pretty windy in the hills. what's going to happen as we go into thursday night, friday, these areas here are shaded are going to go under a fire weather watch. higher elevations into the north and east bay, those wins start to clock around. when i talk about an easterly wind, i talk about from land to sea. that's a dry, warmer direction and that is typically a direction that gets you in trouble in terms of fires. because of that direction, a lot of canyons and re revaccines -- ravines, it's being pushed down into the canyons. lots of 50s as we go into the next couple days. we're going to find 72 in

fairfield, 74 in napa. temperatures tomorrow cooler than today. warper as we go into thursday, friday, and saturday. and that's when those fire danger winds really start to click around. so right now the winds are comes from a favorably direction, cooler, and temperatures about the same as they were yesterday. tomorrow they'll be be slightly cooler, and then as we go into your thursday, friday, saturday, they warm up back into the mid-80s and we get that fire weather watch wednesday night into thursday. 75 in san jose, tomorrow morgan hill, 80 degrees. your five-day forecast, with the bay area weekend in view, wednesday, a little bit cooler and the breezy conditions continue. we've had gusts 39, 40 miles an hour. that warmer weather, a fire weather watch will be in effect for the hills. temperatures will easily get into the upper 70s, low 80s. thursday's sort of the first day

of that big warm up. you're going back into the upper 80s of saturday and sunday. so there's your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. and fire danger's something we're thinking about. fire weather watch they issued out against it starts tomorrow night late in the hills and lasts through thursday in the winds. you point out winds are bad but these winds, not a bad direction. as we go into thursday, wind comes from a different direction. dryer, and warmer. >> that time of year 200-acre wildfire's burning in the san gabriel county, about 6:00 last night and so far is only 5% contained. fire officials say the fire is mostly burning in the angelese e national forest. the cause of the fire is still under investigation up next, closing arguments in the wrongful death case. plus a possible government shut down now just six days away. the showdown happening on

capitol hill now julie's in the news room with what we're working on for 6:00 frank, a few bay area women are being diagnosed with breast cancer, what researchers credit for the steady decline. plus, for car poolers why commuters aren't the only ones being targeted, these stories and more coming up at 6:00.

a at least 39 people are dead, dozens injured following a powerful earthquake in pakistan. the 7.2 magnitude quake lasted up to two minutes and it was so powerful home collapsed. it even pushed up a mound of earth to create a new island off the southern coast of that country. and after shocks could be felt hundreds of miles away in karachi the fight over the affordable care act still threatened to block any budget agreement. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obamacare until i'm no longer able to stand. >> senate republicans spoke out against the president's healthcare law. the senate is expected to reject the house bill resolution, but strips funding for the affordable care act. they're failure to defeat the healthcare law, they're still

angry. >> it's time to set that anger aside and time too stop obsessing over old battles and thank the consequences of a government shut down. >> a government shut down would stunt economic growth and throw consumers into a panic. the senate is expected to vote on a resolution tomorrow. a government shut down could begin by monday closing arguments got underway today in the michael jackson wrongful death case against aen live. jackson died of after overdose of propophol that was administered by conrad murray. there was five months of testimony wrapped up today saying aeg hired dr. murry and failed to monitor the situation as jackson prepared for his, this is it tour. aeg has denied any wrongdoing. if aeg is found guilt, the jury would then decide how much money to award michael jackson's three children and michael jackson's mother actress amanda bynes didn't

make a court appearance in her dui case. tmz reports her attorney said she's mentally unfit to stand trial and wouldn't understand proceedings. the court was transferred to a mental health court. she was also admitted to a psychiatric hospital in july an east bay man attacked and left for dead. >> a pleasanton father is beaten unconscious, why police are questioning high school students. >> action is finally being taken in palo alto to crack down on what residents are calling eye sores, why projects are becoming a problem also, a former rival of the sacramento kings is now putting his money behind the team.

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an east bay father is beaten and left for dead after going to check on a noisy group of people outside of his home. tonight police are interviewing high school students in pleasanton as they try to find whose responsible. we're live with who found the

man unconscious on the sidewalk. >> reporter: police are still interviewing witnesses and teenagers whom they're calling persons of interest if a brutal beating. police say they're still trying to piece together exactly what happened here in up scale middle ton place. david lemont was beaten up outside his house they believe may be teenagers. neighbors are outraged. >> they left him there unconscious and for all we knew they could have died. >> police have been interviewing two students at high schools. >> some of the information we received led to the identity of several involved parties that are currently persons of interest. >> police say lemont approached a group of young people making noise saturday morning. his wife found him unconscious. a neighbor said he reported to police he may have seen a suspicious car leaving the area.

>> i saw a gold or a metallic brown, suv drive down the street. i saw a silhouette of a driver and activity or movement in the back of the vehicle. >> neighbors describe him as a good guy. >> i want the kids to come forward. that's the right thing to do. >> reporter: he runs his own marketing company and has two teenage daughters. rob ross, ktvu channel 2 news east palo alto police are asking for the public's health in find it would go suspects in connection with the robbery and pellet gun shooting of a teenager. 16-year-old boy says he was at the intersection of manhattan and wood land avenues when the suspect drove up. they shot the victim in his face near his eye. anyone is asked to call east palo alto police. >> and a neighbor in palo alto,

abandoned construction projects are proving to be a lagging problem. what city leaders are doing to try and combat that. >> construction crews spent the morning working on the middle of this up scale palo alto neighborhood. there's no movement behind chain-link fences. neighbors say this has set idle for five years. some suspect drug deals had taken be place there. >> they did come back and i guess put up a better fence that was supposed three more secure so kids couldn't get in. >> in another area, neighbors say the home was demolished years ago but nothing was ever built. the city wants to prevent that from happening. last night council members voted u man namiously. we want people to live in our

neighborhoods and not keep them in permanent stagnation. the city acknowledges it hasn't been completed because of insufficient funds or property owners. >> reporter: the cities the ordinance will apply to only future projects, not existing ones, which is disappointing to some residents. >> i think it's good they implemented something. at least we know this probably can't happen again. so that's a good thing. i wish it did effect this and they were able to take some action. >> the planning department will draft an ordinance but it most likely will not be voted on as a policy until 2014. in palo alto, ktvu channel 2 news oakland is considering a new ordinance to stop the illegal dumping of furniture, mattress ares and other items. the public works committee gave its approval for the misdemeanor

instead of an infraction. the news designation would increase fines to as much as $4,000. it would also allow some defendants to make a amends with community service a new analysis apple's profit margin on the iphone five s is more than 300%. ihs says it added up the cost and it claims apple is paying $199. that version sells for $649. the 64 gigabyte 5 s costs $18,218 to make and sells for $849. the finger print scanner add business $7 to the phone's cost google is showing the way comments show up under the youtube remark so the last random remark will end up instead of the most recent person to stop by. the three main factor ones, will

be community engagement, thumbs up votes for a particular comment and the reputation of the -- of the person making the comment san jose's plastic bag ban is working so well that city leaders are considering abandoning a fee increase. folks pay $0.10 per bag but that is set to go to $0.25 january 21st. san jose shoppers have adapted and reduced the demand for single use bags so that raise may not come into place the kings of the town will be called sacramento, the capital of california. >> skrrment king s sacramento says o'neal wants to help make one of the franchise one of the best in the nba. >> i look forward to the challenge of donating over a

billion dollar to revitalize and remove nate downtown sacramento. we look forward to having the best arena in the world. we look forward to make sacramento kings a household brand. >> it was nothing personal, he was just trying to market the game big waves along the bay area coast. >> it's fun and scary at the same time. >> tonight, the advice to beach goers and voters. >> and a stroll along the new bay bridge. many walked it say not really. the problem we found on that new pedestrian path first it's a healthier alternative to cigarettes, the push to regulate e cigarettes. ♪

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dozens of us states including california are demanding electronic cigarettes be regulated as tobacco states. 40 state attorneys general signed a letter arguing candy flavored e cigarettes are thinking marketed through cartoon characters. the massachusetts attorney general said they're highly addictive and can deliver strong doses of nicotine president obama teamed up

with former about the clinton to welcome the healthcare act. the meeting turn into a q and a session to focus on why the president feels the healthcare act is so important and whether it should be a priority at a time of economic recovery. >> this has everything to do with the economy in addition to what i consider to be the moral imperative that a mom should not have to go bankrupt if her son or daughter gets sick. >> this came one week before people will be required to sign up for health coverage. the clinton's global initiative runs through thursday the white house honored two bay area leaders at champions of change, one is emily white of the american red cross, she delivers training to diverse bay area communities, the other

honoree is norman fong, the executive director called adopt alley way and to adopt alley way tours of the real china town for the fifth year in a row, san francisco's gary danko won the top spot isn't zagat spot of bay area restaurants. dinner will set you back far more than will average price. the average price in a bay area restaurant is $$4,187 cents. 41 dollar 87 dollar -- is $41, $0.87 big ways along the bay area coast. >> for the first time this season, the thrills, dangers, and what's not happening right now because of them. >> back here after the break, no log along the coast. winds will die down and it's

going to warm up. the details on your forecast. >> and burger king is trying to keep you status-fried, to let customers indulge without feeling too guilty. unbelievable.

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awareness campaign by narcan. it blocks the effects of opiates. campaign organizers want people to know overdose deaths are preventible and narcan should be available, as well as epicack members of the university of solve ball team visited a little girl when the team learned the girl is an avid softball team they joined forces with hayward and police officers to bring the girl a gift basket in hayward. someone opened fire and stray bullets went through the walls and hit the girl. police say she is recovering well at bay area beaches today, big waves and a small craft advisory. john, big swells mean a big time for others but maybe time to

take a break. >> reporter: you can see out here, we've seen some pretty good sets the last couple hours, kind of flat at this moment. winds offshore up to 27 miles an hour, and swells 6 to 8 feet and growing. now surfs are thrilled but there's concern as the waves build into tonight and tomorrow. >> surfs are still the first of the fall big swells. >> i'm sure there will be a lot of people who have been dormant for the summer. >> i'm just learning, but i'm excited. >> and so is ed feliciano. >> it's both fun and scary at the same time. right now can you see it thunder nothing from the northwest winds churning up the ocean. fisherman larry collins told me

3 dozen salmon boats cut short their fishing. they're probably going to take a day or two off because it's going to below 20, 30, and the swells building. it brought if a good catch. king salmon. this one fish worth about $100. collins says salmon are schooling right now here's off the golden gate. that attracts sea lions. you don't want to be swimming this time of year because this is the time of year when the great whites come in and feed. . >> reporter: surfs and beach goers also warned about sneaker waves any time swells get this big. the city of pacifica, vulnerable, not taking any precautions. if you go to the beach, state out of the water and remember don't try to save your pets because they'll likely survive and you may not. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can see it is spectacular

outside. let's talk about the waves. is this the time the waves start getting bigger? >> they're not that big now but winds are really the story today. the winds are blowing. you've got a small craft advisory offshore and an issue for the salmon fishermen as they move out by the fair lines. real windy, and swell it is start to get really big into november and december. 81 in fairfield. numbers kind of like they were yesterday. maybe a little cooler in a couple spot. 81 in santa rosa. i talked about these systems last night. these are nice looking weather systems, snow in the cascades. we're on the south end of all this. we're getting cooling by virtue of cooling. the winds will continue tomorrow, not as much tomorrow, but tonight in that wind bringing the on shore flow, we'll keep temperatures on sort of the mild side tomorrow.

a nice day tomorrow, but not that warm. so, here's the low pressure center. as it moves in tomorrow, slightly cooler, slightly breezy. and then as we move into thursday and friday, that low leaves high pressure builds in and the winds turnaround and go the other yeah. they go offshore, that's why we have the fire weather watch that goes into effect wednesday night into thursday for the higher elevations of the bay area. so san jose, we're looking at temperatures down there the next couple days. they're going to be in the 70s, no 80s but mostly 70s. tomorrow in downtown san jose, you're about 71 degrees for a daytime high. it looks like a nice day with warmer weather coming around the corner wednesday -- or thursday, friday, saturday. and then tafire weather watch comes -- that fire weather watch comes into effect thursday and friday. these are the fire cast highs for wednesday, 72 in brentwood. notice how brentwood and alameda, there's a four-degree

jump there, instead of 30-degree. this time of year, the microclimates sort of wash out around the bay and the coast. the bay and coastal waters at this time of year are warmer than some of those inland valleys. we need that. fire day forecast -- five-day forecast, thursday is starts to warm up a little bit. increased fire danger so we'll be watching. it's not sweltering, but the wind comes from a different direction. instead of winds like we had today that were on shore and not funneling, these will be dryer warmer winds, mainly for wednesday night into thursday. >> you be said before this is the best time to visit point rays, west marin, but not

everyone goes? >> thursday, friday, point rays will be the place to go. thursday, friday, beautiful. >> thank you phil burg burger king is offering a low calorie version called satisfy-fries. the small order will have just 270 calories instead of the typical 340 calories. they'll also be crinkle cut so you can tell the difference and a new problem on the bay area bridge. it is a hike. the warning cal trans has for people visiting the new bridge back to julie anders. >> reporter: armed robberies are up in a calm neighborhood. >> it really undermines your sense of safety and makes you fearful. >> how some concerned community

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a protest in san francisco today against a federal program that they say could make people living in public housing homeless. they gathered in front of city

hall to oppose the city's participation if a plan called rad, rental assistance demonstration which protestors say will privatize the city's public housing. one woman is worried about her future. >> we mind end up getting displaced. it could effect our rent, and we're, like the least able to move. we're all on fixed incomes on disability, and if we get displaced, like we have nowhere to go. >> the city housing officials have been holding community meetings on the program. they say it will preserve public housing with private partnerships that'll raise money for badly needed renovations home prices rose again in july. actually they experienced the fastest increase since 2006. according to the standard and case shriller 20 city home price index, prices nation wide rose

12.4%. san francisco had the second highest year over year jump. home prices up nearly 25% in the last 12 months. las vegas saw the biggest increase at 27 and a half% new at 5:00, the eastern span of the bay bridge as we show it to you live here really not a problem for most drivers. it is proving to be quite a hike for pedestrians. we've learned walkers have had to call for help on the way across that new span because they were unprepared or under estimated how long it would take to get across. ktvu's own john is a sack i -- sasake, with the features that could have made a difference. >> reporter: the day is over for work for much of the day area. more people are coming here to the bridge to enjoy that jewel of the bay but everyone is being warned. >> it's a gorgeous and iconic place. >> it's some of the best views.

what more can you ask? the breeze is perfect when you work up a little glow. >> are you not carrying water? >> i'm thirsty. >> there have been at least two cases needing medical attention, one an elderly man. >> he became disoriented and dehydrated. an ambulance took him away as a precautionary. there's no bathrooms, no water fountains. >> people should treat this as a hike in the open space. can you use the call boxes and you can use your cell phones. how long will it take to get to you will be quiet. they will need to go to treasure island and access that distressed person. >> today they said it's best to

be prepared for the four and a half mile walk. >> between restroom break. you can't drink a lot of water and even the dogs, they have to be mindful that the dogs will need water, too. >> i think water fountains would be a very good idea. >> many people share that sentiment, but cal trans say there will be no bathrooms added to that walkway. ktvu channel 2 news google is expanding across santa clara county. google signed agreements to buy or rent more than a million square feet of new office space, enough room for about 5,800 more workers and google is still planning build a new campus at the nasa aims research center. one real estate expert says google's recent growth spurt is unlike any other in the history of silicone valley four at 6:00, a reminder of the -- now at 6:00, we talk to

the firefighters about the risk they come across. >> and a forceful punch that knocked a store manager to the ground and an east bay neighborhood for being save and family friendly, now the action plan the community is putting together in the wake of a string of violent crimes. firefighters rushed to the east bay hills putting neighbors homes at risk. we're tracking the changing conditions that'll increase the fire danger during the next 24 hours. good evening, i'm julie haner are. news chopper 2 caught film of this house being damaged. ken wayne is at the scene talking to firefighters but first to our chief meteorologist with a look at the increased fire danger on the way. >> the winds were blowing today, but it was a good direction.

it's coming out of the west so even though it's howling at 41 miles an hour at the san francisco airport, a westerly wind was setting us up with a moisture cooler flow. so winds right now in san francisco are 21 miles an hour so the winds are still out of the west. here's what changes. as we go into the next 24 hours, winds are going to start to clock around and start to come out of the east. that give this is prompt the national weather service to issue a fire weather watch for the hills around the bay area. winds are going to gust 25, 35, maybe a little more than that. the fire danger is increasing. today's winds not good, but not as bad as dryer winds forecasted over the next 36 to 48 hours. we'll see you back here and ken? >> bill, max welton road is still closed, that leads to the fire scene. the evacuation order has been lifted. even though this fire is out, firefighters and of course neighbors who live in these hills