served before 10:00 this morning. i'm told by police the sheriff department made entry and found suspicious notes that made them back off and call police. i'm told that the nature of the notes brought out the bomb squad, they don't generally bring out the bomb squad for this. but the notes made them bring out the bomb squad. we talked to a neighbor. >> he's a good guy, and sometimes he fix our car. >> you see all the people down the street watching going in and calling his name out. what do you think? >> i don't know what's really going on. >> there's a lot of neighbors standing around. streets blocked off, a block, block 1/2 of gainesville in the

2700 block for this police, s.w.a.t. and maybe bomb squad activity. the neighbors in the general vicinity of this house were evacuated. a lot of people with eyes trained on what's going. an active scene, 2700 block of gainesville. we'll keep you updated if anything happens during this newscast. an 11-year-old girl is safe thanks to her quick action and thinking. what she did got a predator off the streets. >> people who know this girl say she's small but full of spunk and this would be predator picked the wrong trial to target. >> news of -- child to target. >> it terrifies me.

i have cousins and brothers. >> this is the things nightmares are made of. this guy has his pants down and an 11-year-old girl is grabbed by a stranger. it's every parents nightmare. >> this 11-year-old girl fought back and was able to get away without being physically hurt. she ran to a youth program to get hurt. >> we would like to think maybe her gumption is due to her self defense class. >> she taught knee strikes and how to target weak spots in the valley. >> when i heard it was this female, she was one of the smallest, if you were in the class she was the most

energetic. she was 110% with every strike. >> she had a voice, and yesterday she used her's. >> that included getting information to investigators quickly. her quick thinking led to the arrest of 53-year-old martin gonzalez. he is scheduled to face a judge tomorrow afternoon. to developing news out of los angeles, a water main break at ucla flooded part of the campus. this shows water shooting out like a geyser in the ground spouting into the air. this happened on sunset boulevard. water has been pouring out. you see in the pictures streets hook like river it's, cars having a hard time getting around. sunset boulevard is closed down. at this point police are considering issuing an evacuation order. there's no word on what caused

the break, a live look at what's happening, a lot of mud on the ucla campus, we've been monitoring a live picture in the newsroom. the students are trying to make their way on campus. the helicopter zeroing in on the site of the water main break. this has been the story since we started looking at the live pictures. water is pouring out. the more amazing picture from the developing news. we'll share those later in the newscast. more developing news involving the oakland raiders and a move out of the bay area. late this afternoon mark davis confirmed he was in texas and met with city leaders, he would not say what the meeting was about. davis took to twitter after a san antonio newspaper reported on his visit. he said i was in san antonio to

honor cliff branch. the mayor is a friend and henry suggested i meet with the city officials while we're in town. i have noting -- nothing forter to talk about on the subject. one more vote to go to finalize a lease agreement to keep the a's in oakland. the board of supervisors voted on a 10 year deal to extend the lease at the coliseum. the negotiating process heads into a final vote on august 6. alameda county supervisor believes it's a done deal. >> folks all over the region, not just oakland have been talking with me about this and how delighted that the county and city are working to keep the a's in oakland. >> there's an escape clause

that would allow the team to leave after the 2018 season. the a's have to give two years notice and pay rent for the full 10 years. a san francisco supervisor has a new plan for combating gun violence in bay view hunters point. some say a task force is not what they need. >> here in the bay view gun violence killed four people this month alone. the super visor is proposing the formation of a new task force. many say a task force is not what they need. >> in a bay view district people worry about the children. >> my nieces and nephews are not allowed to play out here because of the gun violence. >> on the steps of the city

hall. melia cohen announced a proposal, forming a task force. >> we must create a sense of urgency around the issue and maintain a sustained resolve this won't be tolerated. >> she proposed to the board of supervisors, joe marshal founder of the on mega-- omega boy crowds. violence has been going down and the task force pushes it to the next level. >> sean richards was invited but declined. >> we have too many task forces, why create another task force. >> people need boots on the ground help. >> we need services, job services, employment services, mental health services.

>> the task force will get illegal guns off the street and young people that may be at risk. >> what i'm looking for is to bring everyone together to come up with a strategy. >> matty scott lost her son to gun violence in 96. it doesn't take a task force. >> housing is a issue. if you don't have a place to live you are subject to do violence. >> we should point out sean richard is running against melia cohen for supervisor. reporting live in san francisco. new statewide water conservation will go noose effect. aiming to reduce water waste outside. the things that could get you

fine. washing down the driveway or sidewalk. watering your lawn or yard so much it causes runoff. washing the car with a hose without a shut off nozzle. keep in mind, people who violate the rules could be fined five hunt a day -- hundred dollars -- $500 a day. keith jackson has pleaded not guilty the bribery and conspiracy in the case of leland yee. this is jackson leaving court in april. he's accused of arranging a murder for hire of a man made up of fbi investigators and accused of soliciting bribes in exchange for help for political caughts. jackson is free on bond. is. >> new the at 5:00. angry signs going up in a quiet neighborhood. in the center of the

controversy a proposal for a new hilton hotel. people who live near by are not happy about the plans. >> if approved the hotel will go here in place of that closed chevies restaurant. if you look at the flags you will see how tall this building will be. >> the helen wood parks housing development is a peaceful place to call home. 170 units with ponds and fountains. >> a lot of foliage, a lot of trees. >> but it could change, a company wants a four story extended type hotel across the street. the city officials are considering the project. >> the benefits to the city is continue the economic development of the city. the lot has been empty for four

years. >> the opposition is building. >> you wake up and see this monstrosity. >> it coming from across the street. >> i don't live on this side of the development, i feel sorry for the neighbors that have to see it. >> to have a huge stucco building against the street overlooking these homes, there was zoning for a reason. >> the zoning will have to be changed from three stories to 4. >> the luxury of looking at the project based upon to joining parcel owner i have to look at the 33,000 residents and the good of the city. >> one man said the hotel will help the city with hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax revenue. >> it will be a big block like downtown san francisco. it doesn't fit our neighborhood. it's not that appealing. >> if it's proved construction

won't begin until next year. the next meeting the architectural review commission next week. a baby shark washes up on a bay area beach. >> we need to get this guy in the water. >> why it took many tries to get him to safety. a police say he robbed an 87-year-old woman and broke her hip. and next police say he stole a car and got stuck while hiding under a house. how that chase became a rescue.

. a suspected car thief didn't get far. he needed to be rescued before

he was arrested. a suspected car thief wound up trapped beneath a pool house. officers spotted him driving this stolen car in antioch this morning. when they tried to stop him he sped off and ditched the car in oakley when it broke down. he hid under the pool house. it took police and fire crews an hour to get him out. >> within moments he went from stuck to handcuffed. police hosed him off, even let him have a drink before walking him over to paramedics to get checked out. the homeowner are glad police got their man without doing a lot of damage to the pool

house. >> it's nice they only kicked out three fence boards. >> he was treated to the hospital and arrested and taken to county jail. fire crews are making a progress on the wildfire on 140. 19% contained. investigation orders have been lifted. big oak flat road is closed but the park is open and accessible from highway 140. the cause is under investigation. some evacuations for people affected by the sand fire. it's burning in the sierra foothills east of sacramento. that fire started on friday and burned 3800-acres and destroyed 68 buildings including 19 homes. fire crews believe it was

started by a vehicle driving over dry grass. richmond considers a new chevron refinery prong. they will vote on a $1 billion modernization project. opponents and supporters are expected to speak at the meeting. chevron says newer, modern equipment will allow them to produce more. a 25-year-old stockton man who skipped town and tuberculosis treatment has been found. he comes from a part of mexico known for resistant strain of tuberculosis, he was booked on a misdemeanor misdemeanor charge, he will be send back after he was medically cleared.

this summer has been anything but the usual when it comes to weather. let's go to bill martin. >> are we getting to where we should be? >> no. you notice the humidity today. it hot. we have temperature in the mid- 90s, upper 90s. humes 30, 40, pest%. -- 50%. the high pressure is singing the air, difference, -- dense. the mountains got thunder activity. south lake tahoe, oranges and yellows by kirkwood, that's the real deal. subtropical moisture is clearing the area, back home i'll show you the fog. plenty of fog through much of san francisco, not picking up

on the satellite. it's foggy, out here, on the great highway, they are wearing jackets, it's cold in the inland bay valleys, it hot. that forecast as we head into the next couple days. temperature that will be about the same as they were today. continued warm to hot. winds are blowing. we have westerly winds, going 22 miles an hour at the san francisco airport, onshore flow, aloft the winds are slightly offshore. overnight lows will be warm. 65 tomorrow morning in the fairfield area. we do the thing where the humidities are high. 60s, with humidities 30, 40, 50%. in san jose it's 80 degrees as we look at san francisco. the fog is pushing in, you can see it working across the bay

late tonight, early tomorrow morning. tomorrow 72 degrees for a daytime high in san francisco. the forecast model sets up with fog and low clouds. burn back to the coast, tropical moisture lingers. it stays humid and look at the numbers, 97, 96, this is standard stuff. we get a few sprinkles last night. i don't suspect we'll see sprinkles tonight. it's not normal at all. the last time we got a pattern reiff with -- riffe with subtropical. >> it feels weird. when is the hot summer going to kick in. >> the winter didn't feel right. this is what we're experiences

now. two violent crimes in san jose 12 hours apart. steps police are taking to keep the area safe. >> look at this. two women on a train tussel trying to out run a coming freight train. >> now to the newsroom with what we're working on at second:00. >> annise a way keys are being copied and why it could give burglars easy access to your home. >> the pond is normally full of water. but who's testing the water to make sure it's safe. >> these and more coming up new at 6:00. the holes in tillamook swiss cheese are actually little black holes. never. ever. stick even your pinky finger into one of them.

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. richmond police are offering a $5,000 award to find a woman suspected of attacking and robbing an elderly woman. she's accused of robbing an 87- year-old woman outside the mechanics bank. the victim had just withdrawn money when she was attacked. >> very surprised to hear that someone was attackedder had -- attacked here. >> i was shocked. >> the robber left the scene in a waiting suv driven by an accomplish. the victim broke her hip during the attack. terrifying moments for a

woman who was killed on a railroad trestle. >> you see the suspects, they are running for their lives. >> it happened earlier this month on an 85-foot high train trestle. officials say people follow a trail up to the railroad bridge and trespass. there's no walkways on the bridge because no one is supposed to walk there. >> the engineer thought he had killed two people on this bridge. >> from the train security camera it looks like their final moments. but they crawled out from under the train and ran. the engineer asked if they were okay. one said she stunned her toe but were fine. they will be prosecuted. the poster for teg --

teenage mutant turtles. it shows an exploding sky scrapper and opening day on september 11th. it was shown today. the movie studio deleted it after people objected online. two violent crimes within hours of each other in san jose. >> the suspect may have targeted him months ago. what the police have to say. an american dies from ebola. >> we wanted a better liberia and he wanted to play his part. >> he was trying to get home before he died and the centers for disease control are trying to protect americans. >> it's kfc night.

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. we have an update to breaking news in hayward, eviction of tenants turned into a tense situation, bomb squad

at the scene. the standoff appearing to be oafser. we've been following it for hours. the standoff appears to be over. the tense situation on gainesville avenue in hayward is beginning to ease. at this point, they are collecting information. but things are slowly beginning to get back to normal. we'll have more information as we get it. police in san jose are on the hunt for a group of people responsible for the fatal stabbing for a 33-year-old man. it's unclear if the suspects and the victims knew each other. a man was attacked at random by a group of people in the area in april. >> it's too early to tell if

the cases are connected. they are looking into the man's claim he was robbed and beaten four blocks away. >> no doubt -- >> as soon as phillip wilson heard about the stabbing he recalls. >> that's what they look for, one person, and six guys on one. >> this morning a group of five people attacked a 33-year-old man on market and park, he died at the hospital from a stab wound. >> back on april 14th wilson was leaving club liquid when out of nowhere seven men jumped him. robbed and beat him. >> my heart goes out to the family that lost that person. if i didn't have witnesses then it would have been me. >> i passed that information to the homicide detectives and they will follow-up to see if there's similarities. >> this morning stabbing comes

hours after a deadly shooting in east san jose last night. violent crime is up 4% but the homicide rate is down. this time last year there was 29 homicides. this year 22. >> i am shocked. i'm shocked whenever it happens. you look behind us and kids are playing and families out here. this is the place where someone's life was taken. >> even if his attack was not related he has this message for those in downtown san jose late at night. >> you have friends and want to go out. stay together, don't leave anyone behind. this is occurring in san jose. >> in wilson's case, one man was arrested the others are outstanding. as for today's standing they are special viewing witnesses

and reevaluating where the place officers. we want to take you back to the developing news in los angeles on the campus of ucla, you can see streets there in the campus area is flooded after a water main break on sunset boulevard. it started around 3: 30 and forced the closure of sunset which is a major street. this is videotape showing the power of the water pressure, knocking a hole in the pavement and flooding the streets and the campus property. there's 32,000 students who attend ucla in westwood village. those are the steps outside of pauley pavilion. you can see a guy on a skim board trying to take advantage of the water. very congested area. on the west side not far from

the 405 freeway. very ritzy, pricey, congested busy area. we'll keep you posted as things develop on the water main break. john burris is calling for a federal investigation of the shooting of latino men. the police killings of four latino men in four months have prompted protests. carlos mejia was holding garden shears. a probe has been asked of the police force. the father of a victim speak out. >> it sounds like kill now and ask questions later. very unprofessional officers we

got. we ask for justice. >> his son was holding a cell phone when he was shot. officers wanted them to think it was a gun. the molestation against him. joseph martin has been jailed since june. he's charged with 150 counts of child molestation. the case is set to resume tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. a san francisco golf course could be forced to close if it does not resolve the dispute with the city. the facility is being treated as a second class citizen compared to other courses. there's a lot of finger- pointing going on. >> they the city owns the property, it has been for decades an absentee landlord

and blames the tenent for the poor condition of the property. the folks from san francisco's tough sunnydale district brought the case to golfers at the tony harding park, demanding equal treatment for the gleneagles golf course. they want the city to provide labor, services and water. >> to be in harding park and see how beautiful and potential we want that in sunny dale. >> green eagles brings kids in from the neighborhood to learn the game. >> it means a lot to us, it helps us for moment too, the community and our organization. >> this is not just a golf course for the golfers, this is a san francisco golf course in a troubled neighborhood, our job, our obligation is to lift up the neighborhood. >> but the lease is about the expire, he can't go on without

the city's help, he and the city are about $100,000 apart. >> we're asking them to go further so we cannot just survive, we want this golf course to thrive. >> we in-- intend to keep gleneagles open. >> he walked away from the table. >> i've pledged, i'm ready to sit at the table anytime. >> our hope to have the agreement. >> locals don't trust the city much or any other operator. >> i don't think there was a conversation with the community for years to develop a community partnership. >> you could call it's a case of fairway fairness. . a woman spots a shark on the beach and goes weird --

toward it. why she swam out to sea with it. two teens clinging to a cliff in morin. . a twist in a case against a man, the alibi from his mother that pros he's innocent.

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his friend is now a free man thanks to his mothers testimony. a judge ordered the release of kyle navarro. he was accused a man -- accused of killing a man but his mother said she was on the phone at the time of the killing. now the ex-boyfriend of the victim's girlfriend is the suspect in the killing. concerns a ebola outbreak could spread to the u.s. the death of a minnesota man who contracted the disease in africa. patrick sawyer was traveling back to the u.s. when he got stick -- six. >> it's global. patrick could easily come home

with ebola. easy. easy. as close -- >> the outbreak in west africa is the largest recorded and killed 670 people. the centers for the disease control sent out an alert. the virus kills think% of the people who become sick. >> a san francisco woman travels to sierra leone for a boy she adopted earlier. kai smart was born in sierra leone. u.s. officials will have to travel to authenticate the adoption. natalie says the trip may be a threat to our health but it's worth the risk. a woman swims into the ocean to free a baby shark. >> how am i going to do that without him beating me.

>> why she risk her life. a billion dollars industry making money at your expense. companies are cramming charges on your phone bill that you didn't sign up for. live pictures from los angeles where a pipe has burst sends thousands and thousands of gallons of water on the campus of ucla, new information on the pipe that broke. ranging the heat and the humidity and the fog as we go into your bay area wednesday. if you're so tough, crack this thick slice of

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. we have amazing video of a bay area woman who risked her life to save a baby shark. she waded in the waters to free the shark. john fowler is live with this remarkable story and reveals an ocean mystery. >> and this is something you have to see to believe. it happened at lands end below the bat. a woman jumps into the ocean the save that baby shark. >> look at this, a 28-year-old san francisco woman in street clothes swimming in 7-foot waves leading a shark out to sea. it happened sunday near the cliff house after they found

this baby shark beached on the rocks. >> we need to get this guy into the water, how am i going to do this without him biting me. they tried dragging it out. no luck. with sister and mother looking on she plunged into the waves. >> i don't want to be bitten. >> she pulled the shark out past the surf line. >> i started calling her back. please come back. >> the juvenile salmon shark, a cousin of the great white did swim away. salmon sharks are beaching more and more often. >> still a mystery as to the cause of this disease, why they are dying. >> california scientist says the so-called bacterium discovered two years ago is infecting shark's brains. it just discovered another

species is getting infected. >> the sharks most often die. >> there's a chance that it helped out it was worse the effort. >> we can't say this too strongly. do not try this yourself. she's lucky she was not injured or killed. the ocean here is treacherous. reporting live. john fowler. back now to the delling news out of los angeles, a water main break has flooded the ucla campus. water has been pouring out. you can see the pictures. the pipe was installed in 1921 and it could take another hour before the water is shut off. sunset boulevard is close down in both directions. people were forced to abandon their vehicles. there's no word on what caused the break. we want to show you pictures

tweeted out. these are the steps in front of pauley pavilion. you can see it's a waterfall. the text says attention commuters sunset boulevard closed. here's another picture, people seeking shelter, hopefully not this parking garage. it's been flooded. we might not have weather we have crumbling infrastructure. the broken pipe built in 1921. it could be aging infrastructure that had something to do with that. this shows the streets around ucla where the students are walking -- wadding -- on the campus. the senate passed the bill to keep transportation funding flowing to the state. the bay area relies on funding

for everything. federal money goes to mass transit projects. the senate bill will go to the house they will have to accept or reject the funding. let's look at the wetter. a lot of -- weather. a lot of changes. >> nothing like the water main break. that's big. it's been flowing for two hours. >> we've had that in san francisco, but usually in the winter time. >> have you seen that much water. we see the breaks -- well anyway. >> you have to think about the underground trouble yours. the parking structures, the boiler rooms in the university, and the things that are underground will be flooded. >> they may be turning the water off or trying to do that.

>> that's massive. we're following this story and will have more at 6:00. the temperature we had today, big numbers in the bay area, temperatures have warmed up, not over the last couple day, they've warmed up. 96 in antioch. 97 in livermore, as you look at the moisture streaming into the state. you see the thunderstorm around the lake tahoe area. we're seeing thunderstorm moving toward south lake tahoe area. echo summit. that's what we will see tomorrow night as well, the tropical moisture clears the area. fog along the coast. that fog will be a player as we move into the evening hours. that will start your day off, partly cloudy. 96 in antioch, like i said the humidities are high. there's the fog along the coast. it will be warmer tomorrow, the

fog trailing down. that's because it gets pushed along the hedlands. you have a shallow marine layer. it's not going to have the big push. tomorrow you will have a much warmer day, especially in the inland bay valley. there's an onshore bay breeze. there's little change in the forecast, even with the humidity. fog will be pitched down. hot and humid. look at the temperature. your mid-70's all over the bay, over the east bay hills in the upper 80s, low 90s and upper 90s with low 100s tomorrow. very, very warm, 97 for a high in vacaville tomorrow. the five-day forecast, more humidity tomorrow than thursday friday. very little variation.

we'll be tracking it for you. the water main break is impressive. i think they are cranking it down. the water flow is dropping off. >> with the drought, people are pointing that out. my lawn is brown right now. the man in -- charges on your phone bill you didn't sign up for. how you can protect yourself from companies cramming extra charge on your bill. families looking for a place to cool down, this park draws them from all-around. after contamination concerns whose job is it to make sure the water is safe? >> a no hassle way to copy your keys, a new app could turn smart phones into a burglars best friend. these are coming up at 6:00.

. a daring rescuery united -- reunited two teenagers with their family. the boys got stuck on the face of a cliff 75 feet above rodeo beach north of the lighthouse. with the help of a ground crew from the fire department. the rescue lowered a collar to the boys, then they were

brought on board before landing to beach. twitter is reporting a big surge in revenue and the investors are showing their joy. a big jump in new users and revenue in the 2nd quart beating expectations of $283 million. the stock closed at $39 but surged 25% in after-hours trading. federal regulators hope a crackdown will stop cramming on your cell phone bill. >> with automatic bill pay and online statements many pay less attempt to the cell phone bills. a new industry has sprung up. >> never look at the cell phone bill. >> never. >> that's what cell phone crammers count on. companies that add charges to

your cell phone bill for services you never signed up for. >> never used it. caused for three months. >> didn't know what it was. >> no. >> some schemes have offered free justin bieber tickets if you give your phone number. others a chance to win a free ipad. the consumers end up saddled with monthly charges. >> charges for services like horoscopes, diet tips that are buried in the phone bill and may be difficult to detect. >> the fcc wants a list of changes they want providers to make. >> if we see there's behavior that crosses the line we will take action. >> the fcc says file a complaint if you think you're the victim of cramming. they have collected millions in

fines and settlements from companies that are cramming. thousands of got a sneak peek at the 49ers new stadium. they got stuck in traffic. the improvements that need to be made before the first game. pg&e is in trouble. a grand jury said the utility obstructed the investigation into the san bruno explosion. it's quick and convenient, the tool to help you copy a key could let criminals into your home. . it was a test run for parking in traffic at the 49ers stadium and it did not go well. the team is apologizing to fans who came to the open house. the first major event is this saturday when the san jose

quake, earthquake take to the field. >> this is a copy of the e-mail the team sent out the season ticket holders. they are reacting to fan feedback and they will make the parking better. i spoke with the teams chief operating officer who wrote the e-mail and asked if he was happy. >> was i happy. we can do better. i apologize to those who sat in traffic and had parking issues. >> now this was the scene on friday at the 49er open house, 28,000 fans came to see the facility. there was masses amount of the cars in the parking lot and driving into the area. some said it took an hour to get in. one viewer took a picture