. >> ama: i'm ama dae. th breaking news is in the etayith trouble the op of atheray area police department. >> dan: diane sewts on mistrate leave tonight. you may remember her heart felt words duringhe memorial for fallen police sergeant. >> ama: the city manager wouldn't talk on camera, but did confirm that the chief has beepln aced on administrative leave pending the completion of a personnel investigation. >> dan: stewart is hayward's first female police officer. that was in august of 2011. before that she was an assistant chief. it was a department she joined as rookie oicer i 16. >> ama: mark kholer is acting chief. this leaves three major bay area citi with fill ins in the police chief's office along with hayward, oakland and san francisco also looking for chiefs. abc7 news was saint mary's cathedral as people talked about the qualities they would like to see in their next chief. the pice cmmissioners st. they wllid who will be the permanent chief. >> we are looking for folks who have an advanced degr

. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. the breaking news is in the east bay with trouble at the top of another bay area police department. >> dan: diane stewart is on administrative leave tonight. you may remember her heart felt words during the memorial for fallen police sergeant. >> ama: the city manager wouldn't talk on camera, but did confirm that the chief has been placed on administrative leave pending the completion of a personnel investigation. >> dan: stewart is hayward's first female police officer. that was in august of 2011. before that she was an assistant chief. it was a department she joined as rookie officer in 1986. >> ama: mark kholer is acting chief. this leaves three major bay area cities with fill ins in the police chief's office along with hayward, oakland and san francisco also looking for chiefs. abc7 news was at saint mary's cathedral as people talked about the qualities they would like to see in their next chief. the police commissioners listened. they will decide who will be the permanent chief.

ama and dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >> dan: a quick-thinking seal hitched a ride with whale watchers to escape a pod of orcas. you can see them shuffling on to the boat. you don't see the seal being played with and tossed around by the whale before it found refuge on deck. then the orcas swam off and the seal went on its merry way. a you uh smart seal. >> dan: very smart. well, larry beil is off and shu is here tonight. >> one of the best rivalries in baseball, dodgers and giants. bumgarner looked like a minor league pitcher in l.a. after three homeruns against the reds he ripped off three more r.b.i. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants have madison bumgarner on the hill they feel they should get the win unless they are facing the dodgers. they messed up mad bum to take the lead in the west with a victory. no clowning around when you are facing the dodgers. 1-0 the men in blue. in the second it is a solo homerun to give the dodgers an early 2-0 lead. giants would a

>> thanks, dan and ama. please give this your undivided attention. >> i go to chuck e cheese. >> really? >> you should see me at chuck e cheese. >> what do you do at chuck e cheese? >> i threaten other kids like, mov the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you've had a good long run. but your time is over. it's time for something new. something simple. grown right here in california with absolutely no antibiotics ever. food we're comfortable eating. making. serving. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >> dan:

>> thanks, dan and ama. please give this your undivided attention. >> i go to chuck e cheese. >> really? >> you should see me at chuck e cheese. >> what do you do at chuck e cheese? >> i threaten other kids like, move. toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >> dan: tonight we have new details on the santa clara county judge who faced widespread backlash after sentencing a former stanford swimmer for six months in jail for sexual assault. the judge has now recused himself from another sex crime case. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live with the story. lisa? >> reporter: dan, judge aaron persky filed this motion recusing himself from a case he heard last year. in it a defendant who pled guilty to possession of child porn got just four days in jail and persky was supposed to revisit the case this thursday. judge aaron pe

. >> i'm ama daetz. the attack happened over the weekend in the city's normally quiet pacific heights neighborhood. >> dan: that's where cornell bernard is live. cornell? >> reporter: dan and ama, the victim is recovering from her injuries after being attacked by a man in his 40s right here on washington street. that man is still on the loose. we do want to warn you video of the attack is disturbing. a brutal unprovoked attack caught on a security camera. a woman in her 50s walking down washington street is approached by a stranger who suddenly starts punching her in the face over and over. she tries to shield herself from the blows, but the man continues the assault. >> she merely on a walk in the area. he just started to attack her. >> reporter: it lasted 45 seconds and then the man walks across the street. >> holy moly. >> reporter: we showed the attack to this pacific heights neighbor. >> i am frightened because i walk along here twice a day. >> that is unmanly. that is inhumane. that's awful. >> you

. >> i'm ama daetz. the attack happened over the weekend in the city's normally quiet pacific heights neighborhood. >> dan: that's where cornell bernard is live. cornell? >> reporter: dan and ama, the victim is recovering from her injuries after being attacked by a man in his 40s right here on washington street. that man is still on the loose. we do want to warn you video of the attack is disturbing. a brutal unprovoked attack caught on a security camera. a woman in her 50s walking down washington street is approached by a stranger who suddenly starts punching her in the face over and over. she tries to shield herself from the blows, but the man continues the assault. >> she merely on a walk in the area. he just started to attack her. >> reporter: it lasted 45 seconds and then the man walks across the street. >> holy moly. >> reporter: we showed the attack to this pacific heights neighbor. >> i am frightened because i walk along here twice a day. >> that is unmanly. that is inhumane. that's awful. >> you

>> reporter: that's right, ama.g soon, an end to the annoying robocalls trying to sell you a vacation or solar panels or pretending to be the irs. a task force is going to use technology to end them. >> hello. >> reporter: robocalls were con in2350ed -- were confined to land lines. >> we ended up using our cell phones and have done away with our home phone. >> reporter: now they are popping up on the cell phone too. it is against the law to sell with a commercial message if you are on the do-not-call list established in 2003. >> i think the law is largely irrelevant if they break it with impunity and are not able to get caught. the only way to solve this problem is to use technology that can either block these calls or authenticate who is making them so the law can be enforced. >> that's why there is a new robocall strike force. it is a task force partnering with apple, google, microsoft, verizon and at&t. the strike force will meet in october to come up with ways to come up with ways to thwart them to get us to ans

ama and dan?olcano with kind of a sense of >>> this is really fun. check it out. a smiley face was spotted in the kilauea volcano's crater in hawaii last week during an on going eruption. paradise helicopters captured this really unusual and very cool shot. it is a smiley face. >> it is happy. >> happy volcano. >> so our local sports team is happy today. >> a lot of new stuff tonight, larry. >> i am not sure if i am making a smiley face right now if i am a giants fan. they made two deadline deals, but did they pay too much? and can they hold off the dodgers that are featuring two guys just acquired from the a's. sports is next. >> when it happens where you live. >> a raging wildfire has forced more people from their homes as fire officials expanded evacuation orders. >> the abc7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> in richmond,. >> life in fran. -- live in san. >> the mayor assured us. >> i want to know where the money is at. >> choose the news that matters where you live. choose the team that w

>> reporter: that's right, ama. coming soon, an end to the annoying robocalls trying to sell you a vacation or solar panels or pretending to be the irs. a task force is going to use technology to end them. >> hello. >> reporter: robocalls were con in2350ed -- were confined to land lines. >> we ended up using our cell phones and have done away with our home phone. >> reporter: now they are popping up on the cell phone too. it is against the law to sell with a commercial message if you are on the do-not-call list established in 2003. >> i think the law is largely irrelevant if they break it with impunity and are not able to get caught. the only way to solve this problem is to use technology that can either block these calls or authenticate who is making them so the law can be enforced. >> that's why there is a new robocall strike force. it is a task force partnering with apple, google, microsoft, verizon and at&t. the strike force will meet in october to come up with ways to come up with ways to thwart them to get us

>> thanks, dan and ama. feast your eyes on this entertainment buffet. the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muÑoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. >>> you are looking live in sa

. >> i'm ama daetz. today san jose police publicly identified 37-year-old david moglin as the man shot and killed last thursday night. how four days -- now four days later they have no suspect or motive in the death of the professor. >> they talked with moglin's widow and live at police headquarters. katie? >> i did, dan and ama. she doesn't have any idea what could happen either. she was visiting her family in tennessee the night of the shooting. >> the 37-year-old lived in san jose with his wife and two young daughters. his wife did not want to be identified, but told us they were married 10 years and david was a wonderful father. she shared these family photos with us and said david was a musician and songwriter and he released an album. he was a well-liked economic instructor. he was teaching at foothill college for the past 12 years. >> this is completely out of the blue and very tragic. >> he is the dean of business and social sciences division. >> he cares pour his students and works hard for them

>> thanks, dan and ama. feast your eyes on this entertainment buffet. >>> you are looking live in san jose and that's where crews are cleaning up after a tour bus burst into flames. the highway patrol told us 16 passengers were on board and they were moved to another bus and they were fine. >> this is what drivers saw when they approached 880 near 101. the bus driver battled the flames with a fire distinguisher, but it was too big to put out. right now traffic is moving slowly past the scene. >> r&b star chris brown faces more trouble with the law. he was arrested after his home was searched jievment but before officers took him to jail he proclaimed his innocence on sorell media. >> chris brown using instagram to say he did nothing wrong, but by the evening police say otherwise. >> he will be booked for assault with a deadly weapon. >> police were seen talking to him outside his home after they waited for hours for a warrant. they were called to the r&b star's address early tuesday morning. >> as far as the

>> thanks, dan and ama. feast your eyes on this entertainment buffet. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you are looking live in san jose and that's where crews are cleaning up after a tour bus burst into flames. the highway patrol told us 16 passengers were on board and they were moved to another bus and they were fine. >> this is what drivers saw when they approached 880 near 101. the bus driver battled the flames with a fire distinguisher, but it was too big to put out. right now traffic is moving slowly past the scene. >> r&b star chris brown faces more trouble with the law. he was arrested after his home was searched jievment but before officers took him to jail he proclaimed his innocence on sorell media. >> chris brown using instagram to say he did nothing wrong, but by the evening police say otherwise. >> he will be booked for assault with a deadly weapon. >> police were seen talking to him outside his home after they waited for hours for a warrant. they were called to the r&b star's address early tuesday morning. >> as far

. >> i'm ama daetz. today san jose police publicly identified 37-year-old david moglin as the man shot and killed last thursday night. how four days -- now four days later they have no suspect or motive in the death of the professor. >> they talked with moglin's widow and live at police headquarters. katie? >> i did, dan and ama. she doesn't have any idea what could happen either. she was visiting her family in tennessee the night of the shooting. >> the 37-year-old lived in san jose with his wife and two young daughters. his wife did not want to be identified, but told us they were married 10 years and david was a wonderful father. she shared these family photos with us and said david was a musician and songwriter and he released an album. he was a well-liked economic instructor. he was teaching at foothill college for the past 12 years. >> this is completely out of the blue and very tragic. >> he is the dean of business and social sciences division. >> he cares pour his students and works hard for them

ama? >> sounds good.hank you, sandhya. >>> legendary singer tony bennett left his heart in san francisco. still ahead on ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. >>> excitement is building tonight for tomorrow's unveiling of a tony bennett statue outside san francisco's fairmount hotel. preparations were under way today. the legendary singler be there. the statue was created by sculptor bruce wolf. the unveiling is at noon in front of the hotel. that's where bennett first publicly performed the classic song "i left my heart in san francisco." >>> all right. we

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ama? >> the salvation army has sent several mobile kitchens to feed the thousands of evacuees and firefighters. they will be served at twin pines casino and the seventh day adventist church in lake port. >> if you want to help the victims of the fire you can. the relief fund is being lead by north coast opportunities and the mendo lake credit union. you will find a link on where to send donations on the front page of our website, abc7news.com. and remember get major updates on the lake county fire by downloading the news app and enable push alerts to get news updates september to your mobile device as soon as we get the information we'll pass it along to you. >>> a man was mugged at san francisco's westfield center two days after a man was found dead in the mall's emergency stairwell. now shopper are worried about safety in one of the most popular malls. lilian kim is in the newsroom with the story tonight. lilian? >> dan, police say the homicide and mugging are not ect ked, but the fact t

and thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. what investigators are calling a catastrophe. a bus off the road and it was nearly sheered in half in highway 99 in the central valley city of livingston. >> david louie is live in merced county with the latest on the investigation. david? >> reporter: ama and larry, the charter bus with 30 passengers on board started its journey in mexico and heading to washington state. so many people got injured that the chp has had a difficult time trying to interview them all to try to find out exactly why the bus plowed into that pole. >> it took just over an hour for the first responders to get out the passengers. the bus was split in half by a 30 foot pole that pep traited half way down the middle. a few passengers got out and found walking along the highway shoulder. 17 passengers were taken to hospitals and six of them by med evam hospitals. the bus driver was unable to tell chp what had happened. >> he wasn't able to give a statement at this time due to the extent of injuries that he sustai

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it happened in a north beach neighborhood this afternoon. shortly after the tree limb fell on the woman. >> and that's where sergio is with live details on what happened. sergio? >> reporter: dan, the woman was sitting on this bench when that branch fell from about 50 feet up. it hit her in the head. tonight she remains in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. as a city worker cut apart a massive tree branch police officers collected the bags left on the bench by the woman who was hit. >> the branch fell and we believe hit her in the head. and so when we arrived she was in and out of consciousness. >> she was hitting on the bench watching her two children on the playground. they were uninjured and she was rushed to san francisco general hospital with life-threatening injuries. according to the fire department she was bleeding from a head wound. a neighbor told me she is horrified at the accident, but she is not surprised. >> i think it is always just a matter of time a

ama and dan?> thank you, sandhya. >>> coming up, a dolphin makes a splash on social media. >> it went after a woman's ipad. we'll have the video for you. >> judges without clerks request for court documents not filled. two examples of the impact. >> the abc7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> in lafayette,. >> in hayward. >> 7 on your side. >> is changing the way these guys do business. >> choose the news that matters where you live. >> choose the team that works for you. >> reporting live, ♪ ♪ >>> give me that. a dolphin snatched an ipad from a woman ease hand in orlando. the video posted on social media shows the encounter. the woman was able to grab the ipad before it sank to the bottom of the tank. several dolphins came over and splashed the woman and others. >> the dolphin had to send an e-mail. >> maybe, something like that. >>> on to sports. >> larry beil is here. >> i was thinking a snap chat account. you have to get on there, dan. guess who just lost sole control of firs place? i gues

ama? >> sounds good. thank you, sandhya. >>> legendary singer tony bennett left his heart in san francisco. francisco. still ahead on abc ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> excitement is building tonight for tomorrow's unveiling of a tony bennett statue outside san francisco's fairmount hotel. preparations were under way today. the legendary singler be there. the statue was created by sculptor bruce wolf. the unveiling is at noon in front of the hotel. that's where bennett first publicly performed the classic song "i lefty heart in san francisco." >>> all right. well, it's time to turn our attention to sports. rick quan is in for larry tonight. >> the giants play i left my heart in san francisco after every win. and tonight for a change, mr. bennett was

ama? >> sounds good. thank you, sandhya. >>> legendary singer tony bennett left his heart in san francisco. still ahead on abc >>> excitement is building tonight for tomorrow's unveiling of a tony bennett statue outside san francisco's fairmount hotel. preparations were under way today. the legendary singler be there. the statue was created by sculptor bruce wolf. the unveiling is at noon in front of the hotel. that's where bennett first publicly performed the classic song "i left my heart in san francisco." >>> all right. well, it's time to turn our attention to sports. rick quan is in for larry tonight. >> the giants play i left my heart in san francisco after every win. and tonight for a change, mr. bennett was singing. san francisco snaps a four-game losing streak as mad bum goes deep against the mets. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> after scoring 31 points in their preseason opener at arizona, the raiders offense failed to do much of anything tonight against green bay. raider

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the fire started about 4:30 this afternoon and it is burning near the napa and yolo county line near the montecello dam. >> we have live team coverage and we first go to cornell bernard with the story. cornell? >> reporter: ama and dan, 500 firefighters are battling this monster fire that is still out of control. take a look. road blocks are in place along highway 128. evacuations are underway, but not everyone is leaving tonight. this fire exploded in size in just a matter of hours. cal fire is attacking the blaze from all sides with the water drops. we were there as flames jumped this ridge moving toward the can yep creek resort -- the canyon creek resort in winters. these campers are told to evacuate, but some defy the order choosing to stay. >> we'll see. they might get it contained or might not. >> reporter: the sweeney family is getting out, cutting their summer vacation short by a week. >> i would rather go now than wait until it is a mad house. >> this time when i saw the smok

. >> and i'm ama daetz. they were on a plane bound for the u.s. when they were escorted off by police for questioning. >> they were with fellow swimmers ryan lochte and jimmy fagan when they say they were robbed at gunpoint. but brazilian authorities started poking holes in that story. >> indicate me -- katie has more. >> in the last hour an attorney said they were ordered to stay in brazil until they testified about the robbery. the olympic committee said they were released with the understanding they would continue discussions. they were held by brazilian authorities at the airport in row crow for hours. in rio for hours. it was an hour and a half ago they made their way through a crush of cameras. ryan lochte already back in the u.s. as this unfolded. >> tonight abc news has learned brazilian police are having whether ryan lochte lied to authorities about the night he and three fellow swimmers were allegedly mugged at gunpoint. he told nbc on sunday. >> he pulled out his gun and cocked it and put it to my forehead. i put my hands up and said wh

ama and dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> coming up, a dolphin makes a splash on social media. >> it went after a woman's ipad. we'll have the video for you. >> judges without clerks request for court documents not filled. two examples of the impact. >> the abc7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> in lafayette,. >> in hayward. >> 7 on your side. >> is changing the way these guys do business. >> choose the news that matters where you live. >> choose the team that works for you. >> reporting live, >>> give me that. a dolphin snatched an ipad from a woman ease hand in orlando. the video posted on social media shows the encounter. the woman was able to grab the ipad before it sank to the bottom of the tank. several dolphins came over and splashed the woman and others. >> the dolphin had to send an e-mail. >> maybe, something like that. >>> on to sports. >> larry beil is here. >> i was thinking a snap chat account. you have to get on there, dan. guess who just lost sole control of firs place? i guess

ama? >> the salvation army has sent several mobile kitchens to feed the thousands of evacuees and firefighters. they will be served at twin pines casino and the seventh day adventist church in lake port. >> if you want to help the victims of the fire you can. the relief fund is being lead by north coast opportunities and the mendo lake credit union. you will find a link on where to send donations on the front page of our website, abc7news.com. major updates on the lake county fire by downloading the news app and enable push alerts to get news updates september to your mobile device as soon as we get the information we'll pass it along to you. >>> a man was mugged at san francisco's westfield center two days after a man was found dead in the mall's emergency stairwell. now shopper are worried about safety in one of the most popular malls. lilian kim is in the newsroom with the story tonight. lilian? >> dan, police say the homicide and mugging are not ect ked, but the fact that they happened

. >> and i'm ama daetz. they were on a plane bound for the u.s. when they were escorted off by police for questioning. >> they were with fellow swimmers ryan lochte and jimmy fagan when they say they were robbed at gunpoint. but brazilian authorities started poking holes in that story. >> indicate me -- katie has more. >> in the last hour an attorney said they were ordered to stay in brazil until they testified about the robbery. the olympic committee said they were released with the understanding they would continue discussions. they were held by brazilian authorities at the airport in row crow for hours. in rio for hours. it was an hour and a half ago they made their way through a crush of cameras. ryan lochte already back in the u.s. as this unfolded. >> tonight abc news has learned brazilian police are having whether ryan lochte lied to authorities about the night he and three fellow swimmers were allegedly mugged at gunpoint. he told nbc on sunday. >> he pulled out his gun and cocked it and put it to my forehead. i put my hands up and said wh

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> the cash registers are found around the world. >> katie is live at headquarters in redwood shores with the story. katie? >> reporter: ama and dan, they gave me the letter that they sent to customers who used the microsystem. it advise those businesses to change their pass words. try 30 -- try 30 cash registers were compromised. it was a cybercrime group hacked oracle targeting the microdivision used by restaurants, hotels and retailers. >> think of it as a gateway that the hacker from the main hub and from the main hub to the individual stores. >> he is an official professor and an expert in cybercrime. >> they know they are smart. they know there is a data breech. they will be checking their cards tonight and the next couple days. >> the stolen information could be sold a year from now. ran tea owns sushi confidential. he is constantly worried about hacking. >> he may not know what restaurants are using that software. i think it could affect a lot of people that may not have been affected in the past. oracle admits the code was found in the softw

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> the cash registers are found around the world. >> katie is live at headquarters in redwood shores with the story. katie? >> reporter: ama and dan, they gave me the letter that they sent to customers who used the microsystem. it advise those businesses to change their pass words. try 30 -- try 30 cash registers were compromised. it was a cybercrime group hacked oracle targeting the microdivision used by restaurants, hotels and retailers. >> think of it as a gateway that the hacker from the main hub and from the main hub to the individual stores. >> he is an official professor and an expert in cybercrime. >> they know they are smart. they know there is a data breech. they will be checking their cards tonight and the next couple days. >> the stolen information could be sold a year from now. ran tea owns sushi confidential. he is constantly worried about hacking. >> he may not know what restaurants are using that software. i think it could affect a lot of people that may not have been affected in the past. oracle admits the code was found in the softw

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. right now on jimmy "jimmy kimmel live," hillary clinton. >> have a great weekend. >> hi, i'm chris harrison, host of the all-new "who wants to be a millionaire." this season, we're mixing things up a little. no more jumping questions, no more easy answers-- just a single player determined to win that million dollars, one person answering the question, "who wants to be a millionaire?" [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] let me tell you about today's first contestant. he loves taking tests-- seriously-- and has gotten a perfect score on the sats and the acts not once, but five times. nobody likes him. from holmdel, new jersey, please welcome chris cho. [cheers and applause] hi, man. >> what's going on, buddy? >> how you doing? good to see you. >> great to see you. [applause] >> really? >> it's true, because i have a test prep company, and to do it right, i need to take these tests at least once, twice,

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the fire started about 4:30 this afternoon and it is burning near the napa and yolo county line near the montecello dam. >> we have live team coverage and we first go to cornell bernard with the story. cornell? >> reporter: ama and dan, 500 firefighters are battling this monster fire that is still out of control. take a look. road blocks are in place along highway 128. evacuations are underway, but not everyone is leaving tonight. this fire exploded in size in just a matter of hours. cal fire is attacking the blaze from all sides with the water drops. we were there as flames jumped this ridge moving toward the can yep creek resort -- the canyon creek resort in winters. these campers are told to evacuate, but some defy the order choosing to stay. >> we'll see. they might get it contained or might not. >> reporter: the sweeney family is getting out, cutting their summer vacation short by a week. >> i would rather go now than wait until it is a mad house. >> this time when i saw the smok

>> dan and ama. it was a source at the scene who told me the victim was found in a stairwell. employees say it is primarily an exit. but sometimes they use it or sneak into it. it has been 13 hours since the body was discovered and police are not revealing how the man was killed. around 10:15 in the morning shortly after the westfield mall opened, the mall became a crime scene. >> when officers arrived at the scene and called the medical examiner. they ruled it as a homicide. >> he saw the police tape when he arrived for work. >> there were no real details of what happened so that was freaky. >> the body of a man in his 30s was found at the mall. the source at the scene said the victim was in this stairwell near the back entrance to bloomingdales. >> the mall is full of cameras everywhere and not just the mall, but other businesses in the area. >> thomas o'neil is an elevator contractor. he was working at the building next door when the body was next door. he works in this area all the time. >> it is a very busy area, and there is a lot of traffic. it would be odd to see anyth

>> ama and dan, desecration of religious text is this community. but police say there is little they can do from a legal standpoint. >> everybody is really upset. >> the sikh community is agast. >> we didn't see anything to anybody. >> during their usual gathering, a man walked up with a copy of their holy text and then tore it up. >> for us it is a crime. for us it is really a crime. but we cannot do anything. >> they are elders and they respect the culture more than this generation does. and their feelings are hurt. >> the elders called 9-1-1 and others tousseled with him as he ran to his car. he got away and he is described by some as possibly of indian ethnicity. >> i can just imagine how insulted and offended they were. >> police took a report, but they said there is not much else they can do. >> it might be repugnant and offensive. he has a first amendment right to do what he did. >> the people involved hope the perpetrator finds peace. >> we just pray for him and please god give him good thoughts so in the future he does not do that kind of

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ama, you know? on the other hand, on the other hand, there's another word that you can say in the same language, cherokee, that means "salt," you know? and the only real difference is that you extend the first part of it, ama. ama is salt. and then, but you say it quicker, it's ama, ama, you know? >> hinojosa: i was actually going to ask you about the word for "conflict," or "war" in the cherokee language. >> well, "war" in the cherokee language is "danawa." and what it connotates is conflict is something that is almost a... it's an honored necessity. it's something that's always been there, and it's something that many of our men do, because... you know, in order to subsist in the old world. you know, i mean, war was a profession, a... it was what most of the men were there for. and they also derived their identity from that, you know? >> hinojosa: so if that's the word for... >> being a warrior is a... is not a bad thing. >> hinojosa: what is the word for peace? >> i think it's just the absence of

>> dan and ama. it was a source at the scene who told me the victim was found in a stairwell.mployees say it is primarily an exit. but sometimes they use it or sneak into it. it has been 13 hours since the body was discovered and police are not revealing how the man was killed. around 10:15 in the morning shortly after the westfield mall opened, the mall became a crime scene. >> when officers arrived at the scene and called the medical examiner. they ruled it as a homicide. >> he saw the police tape when he arrived for work. >> there were no real details of what happened so that was freaky. >> the body of a man in his 30s was found at the mall. the source at the scene said the victim was in this stairwell near the back entrance to bloomingdales. >> the mall is full of cameras everywhere and not just the mall, but other businesses in the area. >> thomas o'neil is an elevator contractor. he was working at the building next door when the body was next door. he works in this area all the time. >> it is a very busy area, and there is a lot of traffic. it would be odd to see anythin

. >> and i'm ama daetz. it has been nearly four and a half years since morgan hill teenager sierra lamar disappeared on the way to school. the long delayed trial of the suspect torres has finally been scheduled. david louie is live in san jose outside of the courthouse. david? >> reporter: ama and larry, the family of lamar came to court for the first time today, expressing anger and frustration over the many delays, they finally have a date, september 19th, when jury selection will begin. patience and determination has been hallmarks for the search for the 15-year-old from morgan hill who disappeared in march of 2012. garcia torres has entered a plea of not guilty to murder but his team of defense team has asked for the trial to be delayed going over data from her cell phone sent to the manufacturer in south korea. they asked the court to start the trial as soon as possible. >> the district attorney's office has been good about advising us that it is going to be a long haul. it is still frustrating for us.