i'm gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues tonight with the 10:00 news and tonight, why a woman fired more than a week ago refused to leave her office. and who's now taking up her cause. tmz is now up next. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on tmz -- >> one of the gladiators from "scandal" got in a bar room brawl and broke a guy's nose and this is not his first fight. >> the guy pisses columbus off by saying i can get all my women to buy anything i want for me including your wife. >> when they talk smack and your wife you got to hit 'em. >> would you hit anybody who said anything about your wife? >> a girl said something to my wife and didn't hit her. >> judge joe brown was arrested at the court he used to be a judge at. he got in a fig

good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. chris colliver walked out of the city jail. he struck a cyclist with his car and left the scene. he is now fang a slew of charges. it's a first story we broke today on ktvu.com and twitter. and you were there as culiver left the jail less than two hours ago, cara liu has the story. >> reporter: he left here just about 5:15. he was picked up out front by a man driving a white mini van. we tried asking culiver about what happened but he said nothing. invest investigators say he was driving a white mustang when he hit a cyclist. he tried to drive off but a witness followed him. the witness was able to block culiver's mustang until police arrived. the witnesses wife was on the phone with 911 as they were following the mustang. >> the driver was attempting to make a u turn didn't make it. ended upcoming on the sidewalk and striking the cyclist. he wanted to be a good samaritan, he didn't like that somebody hit somebody and left. >> reporter: they searched his mustang and found brass knuckles. then they charged him. the bicyclists wa

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good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm frank somerville. that fire burned for hours and was a test of will for firefighters. the flames engulfed an apartment complex under construction. the fire started just before 5:00 this evening and the flames just took off from there. here's where that building is located just south of at&t park between channel and channel basin's street on fourth. right now this is the view from news chapper two over that sight. you can see it is still a very active scene. there are also still flames burning and firefighters as you can see here are pouring waters on what's left of the building. we have coverage beginning with ken pritchett. ken you just learned a firefighter was injured tonight. >> reporter: i talked to a fire department spokesperson. and he said that engine was on the last ladder truck to arrive. the fire was too hot. the flames too intense they had to retreat. they had to leave their truck behind for fear that the building would collapse down on the truck's location. that injured firefighter continu

good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm frank somerville. that fire burned for hours and was a test of will for firefighters. the flames engulfed an apartment complex under construction. the fire started just before 5:00 this evening and the flames just took off from there. here's where that building is located just south of at&t park between channel and channel basin's street on fourth. right now this is the view from news chapper two over that sight. you can see it is still a very active scene. there are also still flames burning and firefighters as you can see here are pouring waters on what's left of the building. we have coverage beginning with ken pritchett. ken you just learned a firefighter was injured tonight. >> reporter: i talked to a fire department spokesperson. and he said that engine was on the last ladder truck to arrive. the fire was too hot. the flames too intense they had to retreat. they had to leave their truck behind for fear that the building would collapse down on the truck's location. that injured firefighter continu

gasia mikaelian was there. >> if you do not have a seat out of the courtroom, okay. >> several friendsamily members of the two suspects were turned away from the already full courtroom this afternoon. but the mother of pittsburg police officer was seated to watch alexander hamilton the man police said pulled the trigger. outside the courtroom alexander hamilton's brother said in addition to supporting hamilton, the family is praying for the father and -- praying for the family. cameras were not allowed to -- moffett who was 17 at the time of the trial turned himself today. he will be tried at an adult. >> thinking he was orb or look appropriate to watch. >>> the judge which sentenced galveston to death he is currently on death ru. moffett was originally sentenced to life without parol. the judge. >>ed him again to life without parol. he appeared again and it is that sentence that is currently before the california supreme court. >>> when we come back on a second look. kids pulling the trigger. the effort to turn that around. >> and a bill later all in the family. the striking number of

today, gasia shows us how students at oakland school for the arts are helping local people in need asl as people in other parts of the world. ♪ staying alive >> reporter: these students at oakland school for the arts weren't even alive when this song came out. but they are hoping to use it to help bring about change for decades to come. for some students, this this is rehearsal for their upcoming performance at we day. >> it's a phenomenonnal performance. >> reporter: students are acting globally and locally. they are planning a spa getty dinner fund-raise -- spaghetti dinner fund-raiser. a village where the donations will focus on bringing education to children. many students have done international aid work already. malia volunteered in nicaragua over the summer. >> the best experience was able to spend time with the people and find out what kind of culture have. >> reporter: students have to dream up and do what many don't dry go it's a lot more work than i -- don't try. >> it's a lot more work than i thought it would be. >> reporter: the reward will be more than a party, filled wi

. >> i am gasia mikaelian, frank somerville and julie haener have the night off.rged with abusing six boys. tonight we are hearing from mother who said he tried to recruit her son to a youth camp started by the teacher. tonight 2 investigates the ties to several bay area schools. ktvu's eric rasmussen is here with what you found. >> reporter: officials say he was going to take another group of boys to yosemite next month before he was arrested last week. now one mother says he made the same kind of offer to take her son a few years ago. >> reporter: she went threw range of emotions when she learned the charges of sex abuse against ron guinto. >> grief. i feel so bad for him, why, why. and then i am like no, how could you. how could you. >> last week when she heard ron guin

. >> i am gasia mikaelian. frank and julie are off tonight. $1.4 million the estimated cost when a drunk driver kills someone. the startling number shared by police as they try to get a jump on st. patricks day celebrations. debra is live in burlingame with tonight's report and reaction from one victim's family. >> reporter: san mateo county saw 12 dui deaths last year, on local streets not including the freeway and the year before just one. so enforcement takes on new urgency. >> you can lift the leg of your choice, right or left. >> reporter: st. patricks day is a week off but by saturating the streets tonight officers want to plant the idea next monday have a plan. >> people need to be aware. drinking kills people. if you are not sure call some body. take a cab. >> life is what you make of it katie you have everything you need to make it a great one. >> reporter: behind dui stats, broken families. >> i am always here for you katie. >> reporter: those words from a mom to then teenaged daughter. 63-year-old no

. >> i am gasia mikaelian. frank and julie are off tonight. $1.4 million the estimated cost when a drunk driver kills someone. the startling number shared by police as they try to get a jump on st. patricks day celebrations. debra is live in burlingame with tonight's report and reaction from one victim's family. >> reporter: san mateo county saw 12 dui deaths last year, on local streets not including the freeway and the year before just one. so enforcement takes on new urgency. >> you can lift the leg of your choice, right or left. >> reporter: st. patricks day is a week off but by saturating the streets tonight officers want to plant the idea next monday have a plan. >> people need to be aware. drinking kills people. if you are not sure call some body. take a cab. >> life is what you make of it katie you have everything you need to make it a great one. >> reporter: behind dui stats, broken families. >> i am always here for you katie. >> reporter: those words from a mom to then teenaged daughter. 63-year-old no

winds are relatively light as we look at san jose and san francisco's as gasia points out. it's a beautiful afternoon out there. 79degrees currently in san jose. the forecast for san jose it starts out and it's pretty mild because of the cloud cover. it's showery by lunchtime. low and mid-60s tomorrow. so it's definitely going to be a cool day. with that low pressure is going to get closer: temperatures today were warm but they're going to drop down tuesday and wednesday and they're going to stay down for a little while. forget the 80s and forget the 70s. i think temperatures will remain in the 60s for most of us. the computer model, here we are right now. here comes the clouds for tomorrow morning. everybody is getting shower activity. then it's 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and it's pretty much gone. here we come into tomorrow night and then we go wednesday morning. wednesday morning's commute scattered light showers lingering. then wednesday afternoon's commute. right none of this is heavy but it kind of keeps going. looks as if the commute could have some wet in them starting