after a fight between kent dribble and three men. cell phone video obtained by a station in oregon shows a man lying on the ground. you can hear tribble defend himself. it was sunday morning outside a bar in bend. no one was arrested, but police say anyone involved could face charges. tribble displayed a gun but would not say if it was a work or personal firearm. a witness claims he pointed it at him. >> we take this matter seriously. >> police chief says sergeant tribble has been on the force for 15 years. >> the reality, we don't know what happened at this point, there's a lot of conflicting

statements, a lot of work left to be done. >> he doesn't recommend it police are allowed to travel with their department issued firearms. >> any peace officer can display a firearm if they feel threatened. >> the internal investigation could take up to 2 months. in the meantime sergeant tribble will go back to his normal patrol job once he returns from his vacation. we could find out if charges are filed by early next week. more details in december 2010, sergeant tribble was involved in a shooting that killed a 34-year-old man. he was a student, he was filming a music video in the middle of the afternoon. police were called because of reports of a man carrying a gun

in public. giroux flashed the gun. they sued and the suit was dismissed. the heat is on, that's prompting a heat advisory tonight. people are feeling the highest temperature and only going to get hotter as the week goes on. bill maher tib joining us -- martin joining us now. the wind will lay down, not as windy as it could be, the fire winds won't be as they can be. temperature today in the upper 80s and low 90s. i want to point out antioch at 86, redwood city, this pattern creates a clean line of

temperature. you tonight see the major microclimate break down. that's for the entire bay area, you look at what's going on, the winds will start sinking, tomorrow they will increase. it will be breezy in the east bay hills. we're not suggesting 30 or 40, no red-flag warning. a heat advisory tomorrow. we'll talk about the forecast for your neighborhood for friday and saturday. as bill mentioned the heat and the drought are creating fire danger. this year fire season has been extreme. noah walker is in contra costa county where a fire district is more prepared today to fight fires. >> the rodeo hercules fire district reopened a fire station. this is one of the areas the firefighters will keep an eye

on. along the highway 4 corridor. wide open space, windy and dry. that's a bad combination. truck. >> usually fire trucks are a bad sign. >> but not today. waiting for years for this. >> fire station 75 reopened after being closed for two years because of budget cuts. new graduates will help staff it. >> my dad was a volunteer firefighters at that station. >> the reopen is sent presidential -- sent meantal just in time for the bay area peak fire season. >> we know it will be warmer and drier and that's when we have an extreme season. >> wild land fires have been

burning furiously. the king fire cost $5 million a day to fight. >> you look at today, north winding coming in 15 to 20 miles an hour. >> combined with dry brush and blazing sun. >> try not to think about the heat. >> we're in not for just dangerous fire danger but oppressive heat. >> so three year, $3 million grant from fema is helping keep the lights on and the firefighters staffed at station 75. >> you can down low the ktvu weather app shall you can get the latest weather alerts and forecast for your neighborhood. two teenagers were hurt after someone opened fire. it happened before 2:00 this afternoon. police say someone in a white

mazda fired five shots at a mercedes carrying three teenagers, the 14-year-old was not hit. the motive may have been riad rage. they -- road rage. mountain view has an alert because of two punching attacks, the first victim was punched by a stranger on thursday. a nearly identical attack was two days earlier and the attacks appear to be randon. >> police are urging shoppers to be aware of their surroundings and officers are patrolling the area and hope witnesses will come forward. palo alto police are trying to catch the person who stole four wheels off a parked car. the man, see if we have the

picture. i guess we don't. the man took all four wheels off a vehicle at the civic center parking garage, on the afternoon of september 19th. there are a number of guards on duty. if the person is caught they will face charges of grand theft. the man diagnosed with ebola in texas was initially sent home even though he said he had just flown in from liberia, the patient is thomas duncan, the cdc is working to reach anyone who had contact with him. a dozen known contacts are being monitored. he was upgraded to serious condition today. >> here in the bay area, one of the leading ebola experts say the case in texas is no surprise, with the worst

explosions of the disease not peaking in africa expect more new cases in the u.s. >> new at 6:00 john is live with the bay area response and what travelers need to know. >> froms told me we're in an out of control and first ever especially camic, one of the -- epidemic. >> today at san francisco international airport travelers were unsure of the risk. flying to sedan where ebola first appeared. >> sometimes you got to the what you got to do. >> the dallas patient had known on three planes while affected. many employees travel to west africa. the company has instituted precautions. there's good news for travelers. >> it not like you're

sneezing,is close contact. >> dr. francis pioneered treatments in the first ever ebola outbreak. over the past 23 years ebola unexpected 2300 people. >> that's not surprising, this goes back to what we should think about. we in the world need to help out these countries when they get into this early on. >> that's where the bay area makers of drip drop come in. donating 50,000 doses of to hide ration product to ebola patients. he's worked in africa and around the world. his phones is asking -- foundation is asking for ebola specific donations. >> froms say given the rap --

doctors say given the rapid air traffic it likely more cases will pop-up but any continuing outbreak is unlikely. family and friend of a 78- year-old woman hit and killed in chinatown are calling on city hall to make things safer for pedestrians. >> slow down for chinatown. >> the intersection of stockton and sacramento is one of the most dangerous, scramble lights have been installed. scram bowl lights stop pedestrian in all four directions. the city should look at stockton and sacramento especially because there's a senior center on the corner. >> we did serious traffic monitoring at other

intersections on stockton street and they have worked. we're going to have to look at this right now. >> lee was hit and killed by a driver turning left back on september 20th. the catholic leadership in california is challenging that all health plans include abortion. the group claims that california is discriminating people morally against abortion. clearing the backlog. >> testing every rape kit, the strict new state timeline on testing to get rape kits out of

crime labs. uber targets teachers to boost the fleet of drivers, teachers say the recruiting effort is misguided. flap

jerry brown signed a new law aimed at clearing the backlog of thousands of rape kits in crime labs untested in some cases for years. >> testing every rape kit pulls away the -- >> it requires hospitals second the kits to a forensic lab within five days of collecting the diamondback evidence and the -- dna evidence. one victim said it took 2 1/2

years to get her kit processed and her rapist has never been caught. >> that was a frustrating retraumatizing event after having gone through the horrors of being drugged and raped and a rape kit done which is traumatic. >> the justice department estimates there are hundreds of thousands of untested rape kits sitting in crime labs. federal funding has been earmarked to pay for the cost here in california. new at 6:00, teachers are upset with uber over a new ad, the recruiting message said underpaid educators should drive for uber to make more cash. >> i get to pick when i want to work, and bring in as much as i want to bring in.

>> it's a dependable income. >> teaching and driving are similar. >> i'm a teacher, i'm a father of two, don't worry, you're in good hands. >> uber the alternative taxi service is trying to hire teachers to drive for them. are they targeting them because they are underpaid. >> that's not what ken tray a former cabdriver wants for his colleagues. >> what's good for uber is not necessarily good for the kids in the classroom. we need teachers with the energy and the good picture sir -- spirits to bring the kids the kind of education that will allow them to succeed, a second job does not do that. >> folks we met on the streets who use and like uber have mixed opinions. >> i think that teachers are

underpaid and i think it has been that way for a while, i agree, it's a goodall tern -- alternative for them. they are not getting paid enough and look for extra sources of cash. >> they can take other people who are in other job fields rather than teachers. >> uber would not answer specific questions but issued this canned same: . the one group that did not come out against joanne hayes white said the embattled chief should be removed. it delivered a letter to the mayor's office asked he replace

hayes white: . >> the mayor said he had not read the letter but plans to give it consideration. >> we're assessing opinions and making sure we have facts and not just opinions. >> mayor lee said in the past he plans to make a decision by october 14th. heating up, temperatures are easily into the 80s and low 90s. it will be warmer tomorrow by a few degrees, a 90 in santa rosa, highs a good 5 degrees warmer, that's why the heat advisory goes into effect tomorrow. mostly not having air-

conditioning, not a major heat wave, san francisco will be 88, and they are not up for that kind of heat, most of the homes don't have air-conditioning, same with oakland, here's what's happening, the winds go offshore, the jet stream is well to the north of us, as the winds go offshore, it warms and dries and gets funneled, there's concerns for fire danger, there's enerving. 82 -- red-flag warning. anytime you get into a higher temperature, lower humidity potential, you have to get ready for it. so, as we go forward the winds are starting to back off, they will go northeasterly, they should not blow that strong, 15 to 20 miles an hour, that's the

good new, no fog at the coast, daytime highs tomorrow in the upper 80s and low 90s, warm and dry, high pressure, the temperature go up friday, is the hottest day. temperature could be in the upper 90s, even around the bay. 93 in vacaville, the inland temperature not much different. that's an indication of how warm it will be. along the coast, pacific 85, 84 in half moon bay. the five-day forecast with the bay area weekend in view. there it is. it starts to cool off a little. sunday you will notice a significant cool down. next three days hot. when you notice it's 80 on the coast. that means 92 in downtown san

jose. that's hot. >> it was windy where i lived. >> the giants are in pittsburgh battling the pirates in a one and out game. >> alex smith returning to the bay area this sunday in a match up against kaepernick and the 49ers.

so is brood thicker -- blood thicker than water. that's crawford with his sister on the right. on the left, that's his sister with her boyfriend. if he looks familiar, he's pirates pitcher garrett cole. who is she rooting for tonight. as the giants take on the pirates. let us know what you think. >> a tough one. rooting for her brother who hit a grand slam. >> you couldn't script that out better. go with the winner. >> 4-0 giants early on. they have that under control. let's talk football. the 49ers interesting matchup this weekend. they go up against the kansas

city chiefs led by alex smith. we remember alex smith and colin kaepernick, we won't say a controversy. harbaugh said smith is my man and kaepernick was the guy. he's landed on his feet in kansas city. here's what colin had to say. >> i think he made things go smoother, the way he handled things, didn't turn it into a controversy in the locker room, that shows the character he has as not as a player but a man. >> and the seasons are almost identical, both of the teams are 2-2. you see alex has one more touchdown pass than colin, and colin has thrown one more interception than alex smith has. should be a good game.

the a's the fallout continues, not unexpected. the designated hitter not last night because he didn't see action. adam dunn is retiring from baseball. 462 home runs, he didn't see action, although there was a perfect spot in the top of the 8th inning with the bases loaded. he didn't get to play in what would have been his first postseason game. kind of surprising he's retiring, he's only 34-year- old. brandon crawford, grand slam for the giants and they are off to an early lead. scott reese is back there for us, we'll have a full live report. >> looking forward to it. >> tonight at 10:00 a woman stranded on the side of the road until someone stopped to

give her a hand and that led to theft. >> hot tonight. friday is the hottest day of the week. fire danger coming up. >> thank you for joining us, you can find out more on ktvu.com anytime, facebook and twitter. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning!

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