abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in san leandro with details. alan? >> ama and dan, it has been oddly quiet considering the past events of the past few weekends. bart passengers tell us the large group of teens have been congregating near the bus stop before they walk over to the bay fair mall where they have been causing lots of problems. more than a hundred teens have been roaming the streets out here and the police have been way outnumbered. >> they have kids who come over and jump over the gates all the time. >> one guy was exposing himself at one time. >> over the past month san leandro police say a groiing -- growing number of teens have been using the 880 corridor mostly on the weekends. >> for the purpose of doing nothing but terrorizing people and intimidating others and committing other acts of crime. >> police believe this trend called wilding was sparked by a youtube video where 600 young people roamed the streets of chicago last year committing crimes. >> we need strength in numbers to safely curb the problem. >> several people have been

alan wang is there live with the story. alan, first off, how is she doing? >> police say she is expected to recuff, dan, but for an 89-year-old this can be life-threatening injuries. this crime happened here on sunday afternoon around 2:00 but police identified the suspect and issued an arrest warrant tonight. >> that's unbelievable. >> people are reacting to news that an 89-year-old woman was carjacked, beaten and knocked unconscious in the parking lot. >> where did he punch her? >> face and around the face. >> police say the man in this picture broke her collar bone and ribs after leaving the store and buying her medication at the pharmacy. the 82-year-old says it makes him feel vulnerable a. >> because of age. you react fast if somebody will hit you. >> the use of force is excessive. >> an 89-year-old woman, that is cowardly, basically. >> does this guy break rules on the street? >> he broke a lot of rules on the street. you do not put hands on an elderly person. that can be your mom. that can be his mom. >> other residents say they have seen the 5 foot 7

alan wang was live at the home tonight. alan, neighbors want police to do more. >> no arrests yet. and no party here tonight. when there is a party neighbors say there were between 40 and 50 people here and it is loud. neighbors assume these are all college students, but now they want to know who these people were associating with. >> they have had screaming matches with other neighbors in the past. their relations in our neighborhood is poor. >> for the past four years between four and eight people, mostly students from saint mary's college have been renting this home in uh -- orinda. >> they are students with loud, noisy parties and we called police frequently to shutdown the parties. on cameraghbors who are believe the parties have attracted a criminal element to their community. shortly after midnight, arinda police say two masked men broke into the home where three people were sleeping and robbed them. two of the victims were pistol whipped and now police say the victims are not cooperating with the investigation. i spoke to one of them at the house. >> police say you are not

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at the mall with the story tonight. alan? >> dan, this has been taking place every weekend for the past month. the bay fair mall has been dealing with a lot of these problems, but it is starting to happen more often including an incident yesterday afternoon. >> yesterday i was driving down southbound on east 14th street and all of a sudden a gang of juveniles were right in front of my car. >> he was witnessing a mop of teenagers surrounding this restaurant in san leandro. police caught two of them. >> one of the kids we arrested tried to take a car from the victim. he had a baby in the car. we arrested him with kid p thatting. >> for the past month san leandro police say mops of teens and young adults come into the city on bart from around the bay area and wreak havoc. a mob chased two teens from the bart to this mall where they beat and robbed them. >> he got pistol whipped. one of them had a gun and that's another issue we are dealing with. it is not just juveniles and young adults. >> police believe this video take inin do

alan wang was live at the home tonight. alan, neighbors want police to do more. >> no arrests yet. and no party here tonight. when there is a party neighbors say there were between 40 and 50 people here and it is loud. neighbors assume these are all college students, but now they want to know who these people were associating with. >> they have had screaming matches with other neighbors in the past. their relations in our neighborhood is poor. >> for the past four years between four and eight people, mostly students from saint mary's college have been renting this home in uh -- orinda. >> they are students with loud, noisy parties and we called police frequently to shutdown the parties. >> now neighbors who are afraid to be seen on camera believe the parties have attracted a criminal element to their community. shortly after midnight, arinda police say two masked men broke into the home where three people were sleeping and robbed them. two of the victims were pistol whipped and now police say the victims are not cooperating with the investigation. i spoke to one of them at the hous

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in san leandro with details. alan? >> ama and dan, it has been oddly quiet considering the past events of the past few weekends. bart passengers tell us the large group of teens have been congregating near the bus stop before they walk over to the bay fair mall where they have been causing lots of problems. more than a hundred teens have been roaming the streets out here and the police have been way outnumbered. >> they have kids who come over and jump over the gates all the time. >> one guy was exposing himself at one time. >> over the past month san leandro police say a groiing -- growing number of teens have been using the 880 corridor mostly on the weekends. >> for the purpose of doing nothing but terrorizing people and intimidating others and committing other acts of crime. >> police believe this trend called wilding was sparked by a youtube video where 600 young people roamed the streets of chicago last year committing crimes. >> we need strength in numbers to safely curb the problem. >> several people have been

. >> that's where alan wang is live for us. the fire spread so quickly. the homeowners didn't have a lot of warning. >> they really didn't and they are finally putting things to rest. they ray cleaning up the fire trucks and they are trying to figure out how this all started. the cordelia fire chief just corrected the report. this town was in fleams and chaos just a few hours ago. >> it is hard because we don't come from much. >> it was supposed to be the homer when they were supposed to start their life together. >> our official wedding is in four months so i grabbed my wedding dress which is expensive and our clothes and the dog and got out of there. it was within minutes. the house is g>> the >> thest everything but the wedding druse when a brushfire ignited along 680. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles per hour and embers were flying across the highway into the fields of old town cordelia. with the wind and the flame. >> within minutes they were dealing with a five-alarm fire. utility poles pulled down live power lines in the neighborhood an

alan wang is live at oakland international with the new details. alan? >> yeah, larry, and tonight he is in critical condition. a critical response time is critical in any emergency. jet fuel can accelerate the burn rate and that's w why simue crash drill that is done every month at oakland international airport and the firefighter who was crit -- critically injured was no rookie. >> it was one of our more experienced firefighters out there at the station. >> 28-year veteran oakland firefighter mitchell ow has been assigned to the airport for seven years and was the only firefighter on the rig when it flipped. >> yes, he was wearing his seatbelt. i got an initial report that one of the firefighters unsnapped his seatbelt. >> there was an outpouring of support where ow is in the intensive care unit. the battalion chief says he was in the hospital room when ow's ow's -- with ow's wife when he got a thumbs up from his friend. >> she asked me to say hello. i said hello mitchell and he looked at me. other than that, that's promising so we are hopeful. >> the

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at the mall with the story tonight. alan? >> dan, this has been taking place every weekend for the past month. the bay fair mall has been dealing with a lot of these problems, but it is starting to happen more often including an incident yesterday afternoon. >> yesterday i was driving down southbound on east 14th street and all of a sudden a gang of juveniles were right in front of my car. >> he was witnessing a mop of teenagers surrounding this restaurant in san leandro. police caught two of them. >> one of the kids we arrested tried to take a car from the victim. he had a baby in the car. we arrested him with kid p thatting. >> for the past month san leandro police say mops of teens and young adults come into the city on bart from around the bay area and wreak havoc. a mob chased two teens from the bart to this mall where they beat and robbed them. >> he got pistol whipped. one of them had a gun and that's another issue we are dealing with. it is not just juveniles and young adults. >> police believe this video take inin do

alan wang is there live with the story. alan, first off, how is she doing? >> police say she is expected to recuff, dan, but for an 89-year-old this can be life-threatening injuries. this crime happened here on sunday afternoon around 2:00 but police identified the suspect and issued an arrest warrant tonight. >> that's unbelievable. >> people are reacting to news that an 89-year-old woman was carjacked, beaten and knocked unconscious in the parking lot. >> where did he punch her? >> face and around the face. >> police say the man in this picture broke her collar bone and ribs after leaving the store and buying her medication at the pharmacy. the 82-year-old says it makes him feel vulnerable a. >> because of age. you react fast if somebody will hit you. >> the use of force is excessive. >> an 89-year-old woman, that is cowardly, basically. >> does this guy break rules on the street? >> he broke a lot of rules on the street. you do not put hands on an elderly person. that can be your mom. that can be his mom. >> other residents say they have seen the 5 foot 7

alan wang is live at the county fair with more on this story. alan, official fireworks stay s. >> a lot of people say the alameda county fair wouldn't be the same without a fireworks display. but there is some concern to be had here. shu and ama just read three firestorms leading up and yesterday i covered four fires alone. >> they are planning a much larger fourth of july fireworks display at the alameda county fair this year. it is a record drought is season and there is a hey field between the fairgrounds and their home. >> we seldom see anything come over to this field here. i am not going to lose any sleep over it. >> if there are high winds it is up to the fire marshall to make a recommendation. either the show will go on or we will hold off. >> dublin, newark and union city will be selling safe and sane fireworks and residents are being reminded to use extreme caution. >> need to have a bucket of water. if they need that garden hose ready, they need to do it open and away from vegetation. >> and police put out a warning in oakland which ha

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in san leandro with details. alan? >> ama and dan, it has been oddly quiet considering the past events of the past few weekends. bart passengers tell us the large group of teens have been congregating near the bus stop before they walk over to the bay fair mall where they have been causing lots of problems. more than a hundred teens have been roaming the streets out here and the police have been way outnumbered. >> they have kids who come over and jump over the gates all the time. >> one guy was exposing himself at one time. >> over the past month san leandro police say a groiing -- growing number of teens have been using the 880 corridor mostly on the weekends. >> for the purpose of doing nothing but terrorizing people and intimidating others and committing other acts of crime. >> police believe this trend called wilding was sparked by a youtube video where 600 young people roamed the streets of chicago last year committing crimes. >> we need strength in numbers to safely curb the problem. >> several people have been

alan wang is live at oakland international with the new details. alan? >> yeah, larry, and tonight he is in critical condition. a critical response time is critical in any emergency. jet fuel can accelerate the burn rate and that's why the firefighters are constantly drilling, and that's what they were doing tonight. it was a simulated airplane crash drill that is done every month at oakland international airport and the firefighter who was crit -- critically injured was no rookie. >> it was one of our more experienced firefighters out there at the station. >> 28-year veteran oakland firefighter mitchell ow has been assigned to the airport for seven years and was the only firefighter on the rig when it flipped. >> yes, he was wearing his seatbelt. i got an initial report that one of the firefighters unsnapped his seatbelt. >> there was an outpouring of support where ow is in the intensive care unit. the battalion chief says he was in the hospital room when ow's ow's -- with ow's wife when he got a thumbs up from his friend. >> she asked me to say hello.

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at the mall with the story tonight. alan?n, this has been taking place every weekend for the past month. the bay fair malldealing withben dealing with a lot of these problems, but it is starting to happen more often including an incident yesterday afternoon. >> yesterday i was driving down southbound on east 14th street and all of a sudden a gang of juveniles were right in front of my car. >> he was witnessing a mop of teenagers surrounding this restaurant in san leandro. police caught two of them. >> one of the kids we arrested tried to take a car from the victim. he had a baby in the car. we arrested him with kid p thatting. >> for the past month san leandro police say mops of teens and young adults come into the city on bart from around the bay area and wreak havoc. a mob chased two teens from the bart to this mall where they beat and robbed them. >> he got pistol whipped. one of them had a gun and that's another issue we are dealing with. it is not just juveniles and young adults. >> police believe this video take inin do

alan wang is live at oakland international with the new details. alan? >> yeah, larry, and tonight he is in critical condition. a critical response time is critical in any emergency. jet fuel can accelerate the burn rate and that's why the firefighters are constantly drilling, and that's what they were doing tonight. it was a simulated airplane crash drill that is done every month at oakland international airport and the firefighter who was crit -- critically injured was no rookie. >> it was one of our more experienced firefighters out there at the station. >> 28-year veteran oakland firefighter mitchell ow has been assigned to the airport for seven years and was the only firefighter on the rig when it flipped. >> yes, he was wearing his seatbelt. i got an initial repone of the s unsnapped his seatbelt. outpouring an outpouring of support where ow is in the intensive care unit. the battalion chief says he was in the hospital room when ow's ow's -- with ow's wife when he got a thumbs up from his friend. >> she asked me to say hello. i said hello mitchell

in san jose, alan wang, abc7 news. >> look at this massive water leak. a prius slammed into a fire hydrant resulting in this guiser that spewed water 30 feet in the air. it happened about 6:00 tonight. the broken high drapt soaked the -- hydrant soaked the street. >>> big sports news. time lincecum made history throwing his second no hitter in less than a year. >> it looks as though he has done it again. >> timmy is also the first pitcher in more than a hundred years to pitch two no-no's against the same team, the san diego padres. timmy shutdown the weakest hitting club in the majors striking out six and walking one. matt cain who has a perfect game under his belt helped him celebrate with a power-ade bath. the fans could not believe they were watching history being made. >> awesome. what a great day. we had no idea he was going to throw the no hitter. then it was pretty exciting. >> my first no-no. i am glad it happened to timmy. >> timmy got a no-no. >> yes, he did. thousands of fans filed out of the park continuing to celebrate as they witnessed hist

. >> that's where alan wang is live for us. the fire spread so quickly. the homeowners didn't have a lot of warning. >> they really didn't and they are finally putting things to rest. they ray cleaning up the fire trucks and they are trying to figure out how this all started. the cordelia fire chief just corrected the report. this town was in fleams and chaos just a few hours ago. >> it is hard because we don't come from much. >> it was supposed to be the homer when they were supposed to start their life together. >> our official wedding is in four months so i grabbed my wedding dress which is expensive and our clothes and the dog and got out of there. it was within minutes. the house is gone. >> they lost everything but the wedding druse when a brushfire ignited along 680. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles per hour and embers were flying across the highway into the fields of old town cordelia. with the wind and the flame. >> within minutes they were dealing with a five-alarm fire. utility poles pulled down live power lines in the neighborhood

alan wang is live at the county fair with more on this story. lan, official fireworks displays will stay safe. >> a lot of people say the alameda county fair wouldn't be the same without a fireworks display. but there is some concern to be had here. shu and ama just read three firestorms leading up and yesterday i covered four fires alone. >> they are planning a much larger fourth of july fireworks display at the alameda county fair this year. it is a record drought is season and there is a hey field between the fairgrounds and their home. >> we seldom see anything come over to this field here. i am not going to lose any sleep over it. >> if there are high winds it is up to the fire marshall to make a recommendation. either the show will go on or we will hold off. >> dublin, newark and union city will be selling safe and sane fireworks and residents are being reminded to use extreme caution. >> need to have a bucket of water. if they need that garden hose ready, they need to do it open and away from vegetation. >> and police put out a warning in

alan wang is there live with the story. alan, first off, how is she doing? >> police say she is expected to recuff, dan, but for an 89-year-old this can be life-threatening injuries. this crime happened here on sunday afternoon around 2:00 but police identified the suspect and issued an arrest warrant tonight. >> that's unbelievable. >> people are reacting to news that an 89-year-old woman was carjacked, beaten and knocked unconscious in the parking lot. >> where did he punch her? >> face and around the face. >> police say the man in this picture broke her collar bone and ribs after leaving the store and buying her medication at the pharmacy. the 82-year-old says it makes him feel vulnerable a. >> because of age. you react fast if somebody will hit you. >> the use of force is excessive. >> an 89-year-old woman, that is cowardly, basically. >> does this guy break rules on the street? >> he broke a lot of rules on the street. you do not put hands on an elderly person. that can be your mom. that can be his mom. >> other residents say they have seen the 5 foot 7

alan wang was live at the home tonight. alan, neighbors want police to do more. >> no arrests yet. and no party here tonight. when there is a party neighbors say there were between 40 and 50 people here and it is loud. neighbors assume these are all college students, but now they want to know who these people were associating with. >> they have had screaming matches with other neighbors in the past. their relations in our neighborhood is poor. >> for the past four years between four and eight people, mostly students from saint mary's college have been renting this home in uh -- orinda. >> they are students with loud, noisy parties and we called police frequently to shutdown the parties. >> now neighbors who are afraid to be seen on camera believe the parties have attracted a criminal element to their community. shortly after midnight, arinda police say two masked men broke into the home where three people were sleeping and robbed them. two of the victims were pistol whipped and now police say the victims are not cooperating with the investigation. i spoke to one of them at the hous

alan wang is live at the county fair with more on this story. alan, official fireworks displays will stay safe. >> a lot of people say the alameda county fair wouldn't be the same without a fireworks display. but there is some concern to be had here. shu and ama just read three firestorms leading up and yesterday i covered four fires alone. >> they are planning a much larger fourth of july fireworks display at the alameda county fair this year. it is a record drought is season and there is a hey field between the fairgrounds and their home. >> we seldom see anything come over to this field here. i am not going to lose any sleep over it. >> if there are high winds it is up to the fire marshall to make a recommendation. either the show will go on or we will hold off. dublin, dublin city will be selling safe and sane fireworks and residents are being reminded to use extreme caution. >> need to have a bucket of water. if they need that garden hose ready, they need to do it open and away from vegetation. >> and police put out a warning in oakland whic

in san jose, alan wang, abc7 news. >> look at this massive water leak. a prius slammed into a fire hydrant resulting in this guiser that spewed water 30 feet in the air. it happened about 6:00 tonight. the broken high drapt soaked the -- hydrant soaked the street. >>> big sports news. time lincecum made history throwing his second no hitter in less than a year. >> it looks as though he has done it again. >> timmy is also the first pitcher in more than a hundred years to pitch two no-no's against the same team, the san diego padres. timmy shutdown the weakest hitting club in the majors striking out six and walking one. matt cain who has a perfect game under his belt helped him celebrate with a power-ade bath. the fans could not believe they were watching history being made. >> awesome. what a great day. we had no idea he was going to throw the no hitter. then it was pretty exciting. >> my first no-no. i am glad it happened to timmy. >> timmy got a no-no. >> yes, he did. thousands of fans filed out of the park continuing to celebrate as they witnessed hist

. >> that's where alan wang is live for us. the fire spread so quickly. the homeowners didn't have a lot of warning. >> they really didn't and they are finally putting things to rest. they ray cleaning up the fire trucks and they are trying to figure out how this all started. the cordelia fire chief just corrected the report. this town was in fleams and chaos just a few hours ago. >> it is hard because we don't come from much. >> it was supposed to be the homer when they were supposed to start their life together. >> our official wedding is in four months so i grabbed my wedding dress which is expensive and our clothes and the dog and got out of there. it was within minutes. the house is gone. >> they lost everything but the wedding druse when a brushfire ignited along 680. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles per hour and embers were flying across the highway into the fields of old town cordelia. with the wind and the flame. >> within minutes they were dealing with a five-alarm fire. utility poles pulled down live power lines in the neighborhood

in san jose, alan wang, abc7 news. >> look at this massive water leak. a prius slammed into a fire hydrant resulting in this guiser that spewed water 30 feet in the air. it happened about 6:00 tonight. the broken high drapt soaked the -- hydrant soaked the street. >>> big sports news. time lincecum made history throwing his second no hitter in less than a year. >> it looks as though he has done it again. >> timmy is also the first pitcher in more than a hundred years to pitch two no-no's against the same team, the san diego padres. timmy shutdown the weakest hitting club in the majors striking out six and walking one. matt cain who has a perfect game under his belt helped him celebrate with a power-ade bath. the fans could not believe they were watching history being made. >> awesome. what a great day. we had no idea he was going to throw the no hitter. then it was pretty exciting. >> my first no-no. i am glad it happened to timmy. >> timmy got a no-no. >> yes, he did. thousands of fans filed out of the park continuing to celebrate as they witnessed hist

abc7 news reporter alan wang has more on how homeowners didn't have much warning. >> we don't really know. >> it was suppose to be the home where they were going to start their new life together. >> i had a wedding dress and our clothes and the dog and we got out of there. and within minutes. the house is gone. >> we lost everything except the wedding dress after a brush fire ignite aid lock interstate 680. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles per hour and emmers were flying aboss the highway. >> this wind and vegetation, and it was just like a flame torch. >> within minutes firefighters were dealing with a five-alarm fire that burned down one home and four out buildings. utility poles caught fire, pulling down large lines in the neighborhood and this man thought his home and dog were gone. when he arrived, his home was still there and his dog was waiting for them. >> i was worried about the dog. i'm happy to see the dog. >> all lanes ever interstate 680 were shut down during the friday rush hour. residents along the highway are common but they had never seen it spread this f

alan wang is live in the neighborhood with the story. alan sph. >> dan, take a look at how close the fire got to this home. this is the fire line and there is the house right here. it doesn't get closer than that. these homes, about 40 homes, were in the path of those flames on top of this hill. homeowners were up here squirting the fire with their garden hoses as it melted through the fence. let me take you with some -- show you what it looked like from the bottom of the hill from pawnee high near deer valley high school and antioch. it started about 7:15 and raced up the hillside toward the homes. the firefighters knew they had to get to the top of the hill and meet the flames. they had to run into several backyards while breaking down a few fences to do it. the homeowners say they did it in the nick of time. >> within seconds it was at our fence. by the time the fireman came they knocked down their fence. we started spraying their fence down too. they weren't home and then on the other side they weren't home. it was really scary. >> it

alan wang is live in the neighborhood with the story. alan sph. >> dan, take a look at how close the fire got to this home. this is the fire line and there is the house right here. it doesn't get closer than that. these homes, about 40 homes, were in the path of those flames on top of this hill. homeowners were up here squirting the fire with their garden hoses as it melted through the fence. let me take you with some -- show you what it looked like from the bottom of the hill from pawnee high near deer valley high school and antioch. it started about 7:15 and raced up the hillside toward the homes. the firefighters knew they had to get to the top of the hill and meet the flames. they had to run into several backyards while breaking down a few fences to do it. the homeowners say they did it in the nick of time. >> within seconds it was at our fence. by the time the fireman came they knocked down their fence. we started spraying their fence down too. they weren't home and then on the other side they weren't home. it was really scary. >> it

alan wang is live in the neighborhood with the story. alan sph. >> dan, take a look at how close the fire got to this home. this is the fire line and there is the house right here. it doesn't get closer than that. these homes, about 40 homes, were in the path of those flames on top of this hill. homeowners were up here squirting the fire with their garden hoses as melte it melted through the fence. let me take you with some -- show you what it looked like from the bottom of the hill from pawnee high near deer valley high school and antioch. it started about 7:15 and raced up the hillside toward the homes. the firefighters knew they had to get to the top of the hill and meet the flames. they had to run into several backyards while breaking down a few fences to do it. the homeowners say they did it in the nick of time. >> within seconds it was at our fence. by the time the fireman came they knocked down their fence. we started spraying their fence down too. they weren't home and then on the other side they weren't home. it was really scary.

in san leandro, alan wang, abc7 news. >> police are looking for a man accused of assaulting a man in san mateo. this is the surveillance of a man who assaulted a woman on a woman. he grabbed her from behind in bear hug type hold. she was able break free and not hurt. suspect is described as hispanic mail about 5'2", and 140 pounds. court documents have revealed the san francisco man at the center of an fbi manhunt bought enough biotoxins to kill hundreds of people. fbi agent claimed while they didn't find the biotoxins in his apartment, they did finddom making components. they believed he bought the toxins john lied on the network that allows people to hide their activity. he brought it on the site a "black market reloaded." our i-team uncovered that site on a report called dark report" just last month. >> these tugs that you see here hold meth meg in the liquid farm, later to be converted into crystal enough. agents are removing it from the house. officers say two kids were home during the raid and they are now in protective custody. happening today, a memorial service for a san lea

in san leandro, alan wang, abc7 news. >> police are looking for a man accused of assaulting a woman in san mateo. this as surveillance video say he attacked a woman on east third avenue. the man grabbed her from behind and wrapped his arms around her in a bear hug type hold. she was able to break free and was not injured. the suspect is described as a his sphenic man about 5'2" and 140 pounds. >>> the man at the center of an fbi manhunt bought enough biotoxins to kill hundred of people. he was in court yesterday where fbi agents explained while they didn't find the biotoxins in his apartment when they raided it last saturday, they found bomb making exon he was. they believe he bought the poison online on a network that allows people to hide their online activity. he bought the pie owe fox on on the site "black market reload." our i-team uncovered that same site on what was called the dark net just last month. >>> there there is a liquid farr to be converted into crist cal meth. agents removed it from the house. two adults were detained. two kids were also in the home during the raid. t

abc7 news reporter alan wang has more on how homeowners didn't have much warning. >> we couldn't bring much. >> it was supposed to be the home where they were going to start their new life together. >> i grabbed my wedding dress. it's sort of expensive. and our clothes and the dog and got out of there. it was within minutes and then -- well, the house was gone. >> they lost everything except the wedding dress after a brush fire ignite aid lock interstate 680. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles per hour and embers were flying across the highway. >> this wind and vegetation, and it was just like a flame torch. >> within minutes firefighters were dealing with a five-alarm fire that burned down one home and four out buildings. utility poles caught fire, pulling down large power lines in the neighborhood and this man thought his home and dog were gone. when he arrived, his home was still there and his dog was waiting for them. >> i was worried about the dog. i'm happy to see the dog. >> all lanes of interstate 680 were shut down during the friday rush hour. residents along the hig