bolinas. >> this is interesting. bolinas has a long history of environmentalism. many people now helped clean up that spill. this paint is a threat to the ocean. bolinas. the way it looked, that mayeel like the only unmarked spot here. >> it's shocking that is this damaging >> these signs appeared along the beach. that offends some residents who consider painting on beach walls a rite of citizenship. . >> i love the art. i don'tish to see art when i go down to the beach. >> this man is offended with art mixed with personal signage. the capper is that they do it in spray paint. >> smell that. toxic. >> he walks this street picking up paint chips and he's a monthederit coared to others. it gets in the food chai it will be there forever. >> this veterinarian wants all murals removed including this one. >> you can't allow one group to paint and another not to. leaving this town now polluted what a vision >> do you think artistic expression is something everybody can come together over? >> there is

bolinas. >> this is interesting. bolinas has a long history of environmentalism. many people now helped clean up that spill. this paint is a threat to the ocean. bolinas. the way it looked, that may feel like the only unmarked spot here. >> it's shocking that is this damaging. >> these signs appeared along the beach. that offends some residents who consider painting on beach walls a rite of citizenship. . >> i love the art. i don't wish to see art when i go down to the beach. >> this man is offended with art mixed with personal signage. the capper is that they do it in spray paint. >> smell that. toxic. >> he walks this street picking up paint chips and he's a monthederit compared to others. >> it gets in the food chain. it will be there forever. >> this veterinarian wants all murals removed including this one. >> you can't allow one group to paint and another not to. leaving this town now polluted what a vision >> do you think artistic expression is something everybody can come together over?

it is happening inhe small marin county town of bolinas. 7 news reporter wayne freedman spent the day there looking into what is going on. >> bolinas, a marin county communy so traditionally reclusive that even the road into town hano sign to mark it. the way itecently feels it may be the only unmarked thing around here. >> it's shocking that it's someing this damaging. >> reporter: the graffiti, on private property, began showing up earlier this week when these signs appeared along the beach. they warn that spray paint violates the law. that offends some residents who consider painting on beach walls as a right of citizenship. >> i love the art. i don't wish to see art wn i go downo the beach. >> reporter: remmick harts particularly offended by this, art mixed with personal signage put on a seawall by visitors to bolinas. e capper, that they do it in spray paint. >> smell that. that's toxic. >> reporter: remmick lives on the bluff above. he walks this beach frequently continuously picking up paint chips. and he is a moderate compared wi ot

another wildfire early this morning in bolinas. marin county fire officials say a eucalyptus grove was up in flames. it sparked around three in the morning. and burned through about half a mile of brush. the fire ended about one hundred feet from agate beach. fire officials say they were able to get it under control by 10 this morning. they believe the fire was caused by human activity. and it remains under coming up at 11. a mother discovers her two year old son has cancer. how an i-phone picture saved his life. incredible videos coming out of the midwest. slam several states. and it may be years away from it's first trip. but we now know how much you can expect to pay for a fare to l-a. >> vicki : a woman brings a grenade to the front desk of the l-a-p-d. causing the department to be evacuated for two hours today. police say the woman came to the mission community station. and said she found the grenade while cleaning out her garage. she told them it belonged to her brother who was a world war two veteran. even with the evacuatio

it broke out in a coastal eucalyptus grove near bolinas yesterday. early yesterday burning about three acres. firefighters say they have -- they had the fire occurred during summer, flying embers would have threatened structures. the battalion chi says the fire was -- chief was the fire was human caused. >>> in a few hours two fire stations in contra costa county will close for good. kpix 5's lisa chan joins us from one of those stations many knightsen. -- in knightsen. lisa? >> reporter: good morning. well firefighters just spent their last night here at station 94. they are packed and you they are ready to be out of here by 8:00 this morning. the east contra costa fire protection district had no choice but to close two stations permanently after voters said no to the special partial tax. now there are only 27 firefighters to protect over 100,000 people over a huge area of 250 square miles. >> if somebody has a heart attack or anything it's going to take them forever to come. so -- who knows what's going to happen after this. >> reporter: on april 2

it broke out in coastal eucalyptus grove near bolinas early yesterday burning about tremendous acres. firefighters say they had the fire -- occurred during the summer months, flying embers would have threatened some structures. but the battalion chief says the fire was human caused. >>> and in south san francisco, a grass fire burned 11 acres in the san bruno mountain and initially strong winds made the four difficult to fight. -- fire difficult to fight. but crews got it contained in 90 minutes yesterday afternoon. no word yet on the cause of the fire. >>> and just a few hours, two fire stations in contra costa county will close for good. kpix 5's lisa chen joins us from one of the stations in nightsen. -- knightsen. lisa? >> reporter: firefighters just spent the last night here at station 94. they are packed up and they're ready to be out of here by 8:00 this morning. the east contra costa fire protection district had no choice but to close two stations permanently after voters said no to a special partial tax. now there are only 27 firefighters to protect over 100,000 people over a

we stay foggy and cloudy around inverness and bolinas as well. then the clouds wrap back on shore after the evening commute tonight. and the overnight hours as well. all right, let's play your temperatures out like this for your tuesday, thunderstorms still possible in throughout the high sierra. right now we have 34 degrees in truckee and visibility a quarter mile due to pockets of dense fog. in fact it's foggy all the way around highway 80 as you leave the sacramento areament mid 50s in eureka. the daytime highs today. 50s beaches and 60s bay side. 70s around the peninsula and into the inland areas and outside number today 76 with the west wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. warmer on wednesday. and yes, we're talking mid 80s in our inland areas. by the end of the workweek. that's a look at your tuesday weather. here's liz. >>> okay and we have a stall. unfortunately out the door, so we have traffic to talk about today. yesterday, there was barely a peep out there on the roads. but today, we do have a little bit of a hot spot already and it's not eve

first to bolinas where a fire started on some eucalyptus trees. crews had the flames fully contained by 10:00 a.m. with no damage to structures. firefighters quickly put out a fire that started on a dry hillside. crews attacked the fire to keep the flames from spreading. again no damage or injuries reported here. then this afternoon a fire in san bruno. sao city fire, calfire, and north county fire all work to control a 12-acre grass fire that was burning on san bruno mountain. the fight included water dumping aircrafts. >>> and there was a rally to encourage communication on what it means to live in peace. the woman who organized this rally says she was motivated by the drive by shooting that injured little cumar polk. he is still hospitalized and his grandmother says he is not doing too well. police are still looking for the suspect. >> i wanted to just do something. i told people it wasn't for him but it was because of what happened to him that as a community we needed to just talk, communicate. >> reporter: the woman says she planned it for mo

the sunset district and all the way into inverness and bolinas. mostly cloudy again tonight will kick start your wednesday on a cloudy note as well but in- between a warmer day. temperature 81 at the state capital today. our temperatures from 50s through the 60s into the mid 70s and extended forecast back in the 80s by wednesday. warmest day this week will be on friday as we wrap up the month of may. gray may. we'll be right back >>> good morning everyone. the warriors and their fans got an up close and personal look at just how quickly their fortunes can turn as they tried to sweep the western conference finals in houston. james harden and the rockets looking to go 4-0 in playoff elimination games. but here's why warriors' fans held their breath. down goes steph curry, flipped over the back of trevor ariza and fell on the back of his head. he went to the locker room. at that point looking pretty doozy. people feared concussion. thompson caught fire meanwhile, three ball makes it 66-59 houston and thompson had 24. then in the third curry comes bac