to serve an eviction notice on a home in gainsville avenue. things escalated dramatically from here. our reporter is near the scene with new developments on this. nick. >> reporter: this neighborhood is usually quiet. that's what residents have told us off camera. what we don't know is if anyone is inside that home. we've seen robots move in. we've watched canine units move in but we've not seep any movement inside of that home. take a look at this video from sky 7 hd. our cameras were over the scene minute this started. we watched members of the swat team moving toward that house on gainsville avenue. weapons drawn, prepared to spring into action. we've heard police call over the loudspeaker several times come out. this is the hey the police department. you are being ordered to vacate the premises now. since then we've seen robots come in and out belonging to the county bomb squad. they give eyes and ears to places that may not be safe. the sergeant confirmed with me that there are members of the police department, swat team and bomb squad he

we watched members of the swat team moving toward that house on gainsville avenue.to spring into action. we've heard police call over the loudspeaker several times come out. this is the hey the police department. you are being ordered to vacate the premises now. since then we've seen robots come

. >>> and there was an all-day ordeal in gainsville avenue. there were notes warning of explosives rigged to blow up. deputies went back in and didn't find anyone. >>> chevron has one last chance to convince the city of richmond to approve its big refinery expansion plan. now christin, it sounds like the oil giant is upping the ante tonight. >> reporter: yeah, they sure are. the city council is in the meeting now. they could vote to give chevron the green light on a major refinery. chevron has sweetened the deal to give the city $90 million to say yes to the project. chevron wants to upgrade the refinery so it can process crude oil that has a higher sulfer content in it. that means more pollution. they want chevron to limit the pollution and replace all of its piping to protect against fires like the one at the refinery in 2012. it sent people to the hospital to complain of respiratory illnesses. hundreds of people jammed the city council meeting for chevron, but environmentalists say jobs aren't enough. they want more from chevron. >> we star

it's along i-66 eastbound to areas like fairfax to gainsville, manassas in a couple minutes.ot a lot of lightning with it but that could change. the temperatures in the low 80s. high humidity. what happens when the system runs through the area? you are going to like it. i'm going to show you what the forecast is in a couple minutes. >> thanks. >>> you might want to have an early monday morning if you ride the blue line. the commute into work is longer for some riders because of the silver line. >> the blue line trains are going to get squeezed by the silver line. the wait times are going to double during rush shower. adam tuss is at the station this evening with reaction from the riders. adam? >> reporter: hey, wendy. this all has to do with time. specifically, the extra time that blue line riders are going to have to wait. no doubt about it, to catch their train. longer wait times at rush hour. not exactly what you want to hear, but starting monday, blue line trains will run every 12 minutes during rush hour. >> it seems like a long time. >> reporter: it does? >> yes. >> rep

team rushed in to help sheriff's deputy serving an eviction notice on gainsville avenue.sky 7 hd shows the enormous police response including snipers on roof tops. police say it started when officers saw suspicious note when they entered the house. called in the spwat team and the alameda couldn't bomb squad. after eight hours officers went inside and found no one and no sign of explosives ooetsd. hayward police say they did what they had to do. >> bottom line safety not only for our officers inside but for the neighbors both front back side. we care about even. we want everybody to be safe and we took every precaution nose ensure the safety of the public. >> police did find weapons inside but nobody arrested. however they would certainly like to speak to the homeowner. residents in the area have since been allowed back into their homes after being evacuated for quite some time today. >> san francisco police are holding a 19-year-old woman wanted in oregon for sex trafficking. julia len was caught after police were called out to investigate disturbance involving a gun in