lieutenant caldera returned to the motel where amy was murdered.active investigation. >> no, i wouldn't have. i couldn't have. not with my relationship. >> lieutenant caldera turned the case over to detective sergeant rick jackson. >> it was a pretty -- pretty horrific crime scene. >> it was obvious amyjane fought for her life. her glasses lay in the bathtub. blood spattered the walls. dna of a male presumably her attacker would be found under her fingernails. but the medical examiner said it was not a sex attack. and it wasn't robbery either. amyjane's purse and cell phone were still right there on the bedside table. and nobody saw a thing. even though -- >> this is during broad daylight with a motel room door -- with motel room doors open. >> the only potential witness, if he was a witness at all, was a painter working at the motel who said he saw a young man with longer hair, darker skin, perhaps hispanic or native american, walking near the back parking lot. >> it may have been the person who did it and it may not have been. >> could have been

they're accused of reckless arson for allegedly causing the caldera fire. oh, my gosh.d since reaction when she heard the news. i'm glad that they found out who how this started, but it's. it's such a sad thing. i can't believe they finally found who did it similarly in shock as kim gustafson, who also lost her home in the keldorf fire, that's horrible that it was man made. the single mother says life after the fire has been uncertain, so she hopes the two men arrested will be held accountable that everybody has kind of been torn apart and we're all trying to get back together and to think that this was caused by a couple of people. i mean, that really hurts. but attorney mark reichel , who represents the suspect says it's not that cut and dry without hesitation. i say these people are 100% innocent. michael tells casey ari, three. he believes david and travis smith had nothing to do with the calgary fire, adding that they called 911 when they saw it and warned nearby campers. there's no evidence whatsoever that they've done it accidentally. it's just a theory. it's jus

rosie's last name is caldera, angie's daughter. the livemore amador valley transit authority because it's actually on their property that this road is, and they were the ones who saw the wisdom in terry's idea that angie deserved a street named after her. >> that's really nice. >> i might have to cruise by angie's way in livermore. >> i think i cruise by there all the time. now i'll look for it. >> thanks, garvin. >> way to go, angie. >>> we had another nice day. what is that behind you? fog? >> yeah, it's haze and the fog. just kind of still and stagnant out there. not really the bluest of skies today, and we're going to see more of that as we head through tomorrow. i also wanted to give you another heads-up on something else. a flood advisory that has been issued as of this afternoon. that's for anywhere near the bay. we're seeing king tides return. that is until 3:00 p.m. on sunday. these are the highest of high tides. we could see some flooding in low-lying areas near the bay. that would be happening mid to late morning when we

the owner of chop house and caldera in oakland said that the move will not only protect customers butaff. he's telling us even though restaurants currently have the option of asking customers for proof of vaccines. many have avoided doing so because they want to protect staff from any confrontations from unvaccinated people pushing back with the mandate on the way. he says this will make things run a lot smoother. >> i think that the city mandating it is a really important having this small businesses kind of. seizing them. some says small business decided that they would have they would they would ask people for their vaccination status and that creates a little bit of a difficult situation for our staff where, you know, there could confronted by people saying that, you know that like this idea with the city giving us that mandate saying that we have we have to do this. it gives us the ability that actually, you know, for speed by have vaccine so our business. so i bought it. i think it's long overdue. i would love to see this 6 months ago. but i think this is a is a great >> startin

now you'll remember the caldera fire burned more than 221,000 acres.widespread evacuations, including evacuations in the city of south lake tahoe. the fire destroyed more than 1000 buildings. both suspects are now being held on $1 million bail, and they're expected to appear in court on friday. the holiday tree and jack london square underwent repairs today after authorities say an arsonist set it on fire earlier this week, fire officials say someone said the 52 ft tall tree on fire early monday morning. today burned branches were cut off debris and burn lights were picked up and the tree was inspected to make sure it's safe . officials say the tree lighting ceremony set for this saturday will go on as planned. fire department spokesperson tells ktvu. there is evidence that fire was deliberately set, apparently by someone on a bike. well tonight. we'd like to thank everyone who contributed this year and supported our annual partnership with one warm coat. thanks to your generosity. some of those new and gently worn coats were distributed earlier today