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debora villalon tells us what investigators saw as they watched that video.an jones shot this video in his front yard. >> i looked out my window and i saw a ten-foot flame. >> reporter: he didn't pick up his phone until firefighters arrived. he was busy fighting the fire no escape for jones and his room pavement one car was already destroyed and his front gate was impassable. >> flames were covering the flames and a the gate was locked. there was no way to get out. >> reporter: a cal fire helicopter helped get the drop on the string of fires. almost a dozen total, all starting in a five-minute span. still 94 degrees outside when the evening spree started. >> i have to say this little neighborhood right here, everybody was out with hoses. >> reporter: from across the street, this witness saw an abandoned barn catch fire. tires and trees burning. power lines burning. she worried she would have to evacuate horses and others. among the neighbors, talk of a red truck. >> there is a suspicious red truck that may have started the fire. >> reporter: investigators say

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abc correspondent debora roberts served as moderator. >> i was riveted by this series "big little lies," and my daughter and i watched it together. and i was haunted by the character that nicole kidman played. >> reporter: for more than 30 years futures without violence has worked to shed light on a dark subject. tonight's gathering offered another platform to carry that message. in san francisco loni rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a billionaire who closed off a popular surf beach in san mateo county could face a $4 million a year fine if he doesn't open it up to the public. the "chronicle" reports today the coastal commission released a cease and desist letter it sent to him organized him to remove a gate with guards blocking martins beach. the commission said it will seek a court order and fines of more than $11,000 a day if he does not comply by the october 4th deadline. >>> well, the power of kindness and facebook helped santa cruz county sheriff's deputies reunite a family with precious memories. the sheriff's office posted pictures of the photo album on facebook. a farm worker in watson

abc correspondent debora roberts served as moderator. >> i was riveted by this series "big little lies," and my daughter and i watched it together. and i was haunted by the character that nicole kidman played. >> reporter: for more than 30 years futures without violence has worked to shed light on a dark subject. tonight's gathering offered another platform to carry that message. in san francisco loni rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a billionaire who closed off a popular surf beach inyould fa million a year fine if he doesn't open it up to the public. the "chronicle" reports today the coastal commission released a cease andetr it sent to him organized him to remove a gate with guards blocking martins ach. the commission saidbe it will sk a court order and fines of more than $11,000 a day if hecomply deadline. >>> well, the power of kindness and facebook helped santa cruz county sheriff's deputies reunite a family with precious memories. the sheriff's office posted pictures of the photo album on facebook. a farm worker in watsonville recently turned in the item after finding it abandoned on a f

debora villalon, ktvu. >>> san francisco's public health department and u csf are moving ahead with plans to build a new research center. ucsf gave an updavid on the health commission on plans to build a new building near san francisco general hospital. after those big quakes in mexico, officials are also focused on retrofitting the historic brick buildings. >> they are beautiful. the code was different then. of the public health will come to do the retrofitting as well. >> the city is looking for funding to retrofit the brick building. >>> a veteran highway patrol officer was killed in a crash yesterday morning as he headed to work in the south bay. james bra nick began his career with the c hp in 2005. of the accident happened just before 6:00 yesterday morning near san martin. investigators say that branik was briding his moat so southbound on monterey road when the driver of makeup truck made a left turn in front of him. >> james was an amazing person and officer. >> is despite efforts by first responders, the 44-year-old died at the scene. chp officer branik is survived by his wife a

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. >> reporter: debora villalon, ktvu. >>> a state audit found that california campuses are not prepared for a active shooter situation. state law requires schools to submit a safety plan but there is no mandate to be ready with guidelines for a shooting emergency on campus. >>> the state supreme court ruled that releasing data with people's license plates numbers would violate privacy notice it is made anonymous. the aclu and the electric frontier foundation sued the l.a. county sheriff and the l.a. police department for their data to better understand the risks posed. >>> firefight he is still on the scene of a land fire in calistoga. that fire started around 2:00 in the morning. it was burning processed wood chips. no buildings were threatened. , can't imagine the heat that those men and women are facing. it's easy to see the smoke. i smell it here in oakland. taking a look outside our doors, very hazy out. there poor air quality for today. this could last at least into parts of the weekend, giving you a view there at oakland where we do have clear skies. but they still look a little

. >> as debora villalon reports, new surveillance video could be the key to capping the suspect. >> as front yard. >> i looked out this window. >> he didn't pick up his phone until firefighters arrived. until then, too busy with a garden hose trying to save his house. >> electricity burned and the pump ran out of our wells. >> flames got this close and there was no escape for jones and his roommate. one car was already destroyed and their front gate was impassable. >> there were definitely flames covering the gate and the gate was locked. to way to get out. >> reporter: a cal fire helicopter helped drop the water on the fire. it was still 94 degrees outside when the evening spree started. >> you know what? i have to say, this little neighborhood right here, everybody was out with hope. >> from across the street, this witness saw an abandoned barn catch fire. tires and trees were burning. power lines arcing. >> she worried she might have to evacuate her horses and other animals p among neighbors, talk of a suspicious red truck. >> nick says he saw a guy in a re truck throw fire out and

debora is the film liaison for the county of marin. >> we primary were doing commercials, street commercialsre, car commercials and now, it seems like we're doing more of filming. >> reporter: the summer scenes from the second season of the netflix series 13 reasons were being shot in san rafael. they welcome business but they are concerned that the tax credit program is up for renewal in 2020. >> starting next year, a lot of the film liaisons in california for the state are going to be soliciting our local government officials so that hopefully that will get pushed through again into 2020. >> reporter: if so, expect more pictures to set up camp in the golden state. >> the world hasn't seen a movie set in this context on the coast and one of the things that we're -- we want to show people, show people in russia, show people in france, show people in korea, is, you know, the look and feel of california, which is something that is very unique. >> reporter: bumblebee set to hit theaters december 2018. mike mibach, ktvu fox 2 news. tvu fox 2 ne >>> developing news, a massive security breach in a

is debora watching?e weather channel. >> oh really? >> she was a freelance reporter, and i knew then, she was like terrific. >> i didn't know that. >> yes. >> and now, of course, has just one of the most unbelievable careers as one of our washington-based correspondents, and she's just written a great book called "unbelievable" about the late 2016 campaign. had a book party. andy lack, our boss, held a nice party for her at the poolroom at, you know, what used to be the four seasons. and hoda was there, all of our nbc friends were there, and because of -- because of the u.n. general assembly, a lot of welker, all of these folks were in, it was a lot of fun. >> that is so neat when you meet somebody, man, off story to tell. her to sit down, and she is so busy. for her to sit down and crank out that book is impressive. i remember reading an article she wrote, i think it was like marie claire magazine or something like that one day, i remember tweeting her that day and i adore you, like saw her out, she is

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debora villalon explained the support for team carson is growing by the minute. >> reporter: kelly ander brother's jersey stood in for him as a team captain at the start of this game. one week ago, carson was catching passes for analy high school. sunday his life changed. >> when i hit my head on the ground i was paralyzed from the neck down. >> reporter: he was swimming with friends and injured his neck and spinal cord diving into a wave near bodega bay. >> i've done it plenty of times before and was fine. it was weird. >> 100% scared to see my son like that. >> reporter: his family hangs on every improvement he's made. regaining movement in his arms. >> he can feel scratches on his belly. >> reporter: another new sensation. >> i can feel the cloth rubbing on my back. >> reporter: the same day he was airlifted off the beach, he had a three-hour operation to realign his spine which was swollen but not severed. he woke from surgery asking about football. >> i have marshawn lynch on my fantasy football team. i need to make sure he did okay. >> he lifts me up every day with his attitude a

debora villalon is reporting from the campus where the success of the superior event depends on who youn jail returned to the scene of the crime with a sign identical to the one that got her arrested. >> know what of any kind. no polls. nothing. you are looking at a. >> reporter: she was corralled on arrival at the anti-schapiro protest. she was told her sign was too big. >> the only thing they say about size of signs is it needs to be able to held in your hand. i'm holding this in one hand. >> reporter: a heavy police presence kept warring sides from getting physical for the most part although after the speech, a few arguments ended with shoving and fists. by nights and, nine people were in custody. no fires or vandalism but the price tag was $600,000 >> those are resources we would rather spend on the academic experience but we can't complain. >> reporter: the university set it had to spend this for safety and free speech and may do this lockdown again. >> it is a case-by-case basis. >> reporter: a week from sunday, a campus organization working with milo yiannopoulis hopes to have 24

debora villalon tells us what some residents in pleasanton are doing to avoid the heat and how this weatherimpacting some of the local businesses. >> we are not used to this heat. >> reporter: three tickets for air conditioning, please. >> it's hot and we need a place to relax and cool off. >> reporter: the regal cinemas is an oasis. 70 degrees inside while outside it was still 104 at 7 pm. >> it was freezing in there. we had sweaters. now we are sweating already. >> reporter: pleasanton, not so pleasant reporting unofficially 112, even one fort teen depending on location. that meant sidewalk dining, normally busy was a bust. >> it's empty because of the heat. also people were out of town for labor day. people do not want to leave the house. >> reporter: the intrepid were rewarded with a mint watermelon slushy on the house when they walked in the door. these two were on a hot date and came from tracy. the fine pri to the fire. >> i don't think anywhere you go will cool you off. everywhere will be hot. >> it feels like a sauna. a sauna instead of just hot air. >> it's like a burning. >> repo