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kpix 5's devin fehely spoke with some of the neighbors suing. and those neighbors are taking heat for autism advocates. >> reporter: oh, yeah. that's exactly right. taking some heat. there's been an enormous public backlash from people who say they can't believe that someone would file a lawsuit against a family with a child with autism. but the people who filed that lawsuit say they are parents too and what it's about is ensuring their children's safety. the lawsuit pits neighbor against neighbor making this quiet cul-de-sac into a legal battleground and lightning rod for advocates for people with autism. >> that was or last resort. we couldn't sit by and watch it continue. >> reporter: robert flowers is one of the people who sued who describes the neighbor as a public nuisance. he agreed to talk with us but asked we not show his face because of public backlash. he said he filed the lawsuit not to discriminate against the disabled but in an effort to protect his own children and others who had been attacked by the boy. >> a neighbor boy who has

in berkeley, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> need to move fast to be patient. aside from that supply and demand, the realtors say that the record low interest rates and the strong job market are some of the major factors driving up the prices. >>> well, san francisco's embarcadero about to get very loud. >> yeah. that's because legendary rock group ac/dc is taking the stage at at&t park in less than two hours. kpix 5's maria medina is back in black. just for you. >> reporter: so this concert starts at 7:45. fans are already flocking in and they are ready to rock and roll. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: in less than two hours, rock 'n roll fans will be star struck. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: they get to see ac/dc play thunder struck in person at at&t park. >> i just remember them breaking bounds. something new, something fresh that we have never heard before. >> when that band emerged on the american rock scene there was really nothing that sounded like them or looked like them. >> reporter: music critics say ac/dc became pioneers of heavy metal with their influential mus

kpix 5's kiet do joins us live now with the proposal. good morning. >> reporter: i yes, good morning. -- yes, good morning. rents in san jose for a one bed one bath apartment is about $2,300 starting price. that is $1,000 jump or 77% jump in just six years alone. and so today, the san jose city council will be studying ways to try and slow that down with a proposed apartment rent ordinance. now among the ideas, reduce allowable rent increases to just 4% a year. and the city's also looking at a good cause eviction rule to try and protect tenants. now rising rent has forced people to move out of san jose and into the outlying areas making the commutes very long. landlords and property owners argue for them it keeps them from getting money for maintenance and upkeep. the current ordinance doesn't allow rent control on any building built after 1979. >> we are not doing enough to make sure there's affordable housing for everyone our homeless population is far too large. >> reporter: city council will be voting on a staff report this afternoon

niners and the opener against the vicings on kpix 5.overage starts 7:00 tonight followed by dennis o'donnell and his cast and crew in the fifth quarter. check it out. >>> well today b.a.r.t. is making changes aimed at relieving overcrowding during commute hours. starting this morning, the transit agency is adding and healthening trains. they will travel more frequently between pittsburg bay point and sfo. in addition train cars are being added to all other transbay routes. >>> more than 50 kayakers had to be rescued off the marin county coast when they ran into rough seas. boats picked them up at hog island and pelican point yesterday around 1:00 a.m. the kayakers were in the bay on a guided night tour when the winds picked up. one of the boats capsized. two kayakers were treated for mild hypothermia. no one was seriously hurt. >>> it is 6:40 this monday. governor brown has declared a state of emergency as the valley fire tears through lake and napa counties. the help now available for residents and firefighters on the front loins. >> a

kpix 5's andria borba is there to show us why. andria. >> reporter: well, veronica, public health has been monitoring the russian river since early august at this point. they have now put up signs along the russian river warning about blue-green algae. it produces a toxic that killed a dog on saturday. the river and the beaches are not closed. but the areas where the water is still or stagnant is where this algae is growing. and the main concern at this point are the dogs. >> they like to go right where the risk is. they like to go to the water that can be full of the green muck and drink the water and eat the algae. >> reporter: now, that dog who died, died very suddenly within minutes after ingesting that algae. now, there's also warnings to partnership, to watch their kids particularly small children to put things in their mouths. they are also saying don't drink the water at this point. that's kind of a general rule. don't drink the water in the russian river. you should be safe in areas where the water flows but don't try to

you can watch it at 7:00 right here on kpix 5.he weather in santa clara should be clear and 70 degrees. and billy joel singing at at&t park on saturday, of course that's an outdoor venue. clear skies, 67 degrees for the billy joel concert saturday night. low pressure hanging out to our north is what's cranked up the wind. it is an onshore flow. it will keep us on the breezy side for the next couple of days. it will keep us cool for the next couple of days. and high temperatures will be below average through at least saturday. tomorrow thursday san francisco actually warmer. how about that? breezy in september but still making it to 70 degrees. that's a sign how warm the ocean and bay are right now. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. the coolest day will be friday. rebounding saturday and sunday 80s inland low 70s near the bay then on labor day and beyond, highs near 90 again inland with highs in the mid- to upper 70s near the bay. back out here live you can see the swimmers in the water right now. the water is not in the 60s. the

live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> the district attorney's office told kpix 5 that it has begun to review the case to determine what if any charges should be filed. if charges are filed, those officers will be arraigned tuesday. >>> a san francisco judge ordered the suspect in the pier 14 killing to stand trial. juan francisco lopez-sanchez will be tried for second-degree murder. it's a charge that will require prosecutors to prove malice and forethought of a crime. stein was walking with her father when she was shot. this trial could hinge on whether jurors believe it was an accident. >> if you believe that he wanted to kill kate steinle, why not get closer to her? why not fire more than a single time? >> we are very confident that there's sufficient evidence to prove the crime and we look forward to trial to providing justice ultimately for kate steinle. >> sanchez says he found the gun wrapped in a t-shirt under a bench and that it went off when he picked it up. a ballistics expert testified the bullet "may have" ricocheted before hitting kate steinle in the back. >>> breakin

kpix 5 will be along for the tour of course. and for the full schedule you can check out cbssf.com/superbowl. >>> still ahead bicyclists versus a driver. this showdown getting violent. how the video is fueling tensions on the road. >> two young football players collapse suddenly after a game. tonight one person is under arrest but what happened to the boys is still a mystery. >> sunshine today everywhere in the bay area, even ocean beach basking in the sunshine. we'll take the blue sky find out which two days are going to be the coolest and what next change is coming up as we head toward the labor day holiday weekend. >> coming up at 6:30, whether you agree with donald trump or not, could his plan to ship off immigrants really happen? we ask the the drought is affecting all of us. at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy effic

kpix 5's devin fehely is at the school right now. devin. >> reporter: this terrible news spread as things do today on social media where sadness and grief and disbelief finally galvanized into a unique show of support for the young man and his family. with one of the classmates in the hospital fighting for his life, students at san jose's archbishop mitty high school wore white in support for the freshman lucas angelo and his family. >> it was a tragic accident. no one is at fault. and we are hoping and praying that things will turn around. >> reporter: the 14-year-old darted across the street and was struck by a car. the accident has sent shock waves through the school's close-knit community. >> so upset. crying for hours, so was her sister. i can't imagine how the friends are feeling. it's just -- it breaks my heart. >> reporter: paramedics rushed lucas to the hospital. police described his injuries as critical while friends have posted on social media that he suffered a traumatic brain injury. >> you send your child to school and

monday night football here on kpix 5. we'll be right here on kpix 5.t ba,, it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> the 49ers kick off the season in about half an hour from now right here on kpix 5 for a preview let's go to vern glenn at levi's stadium. >> down on the field there's something about monday night football and i know that you know that i know quarterback colin kaepernick loves it. he hasn't lost on a monday night. >> i love playing under the lights since high school, just kind of takes you back to the old days of being under the lights. it's a different vibe than when you're playing in a day game and i think everyone likes that feeling. >> my first year i played in really big games and i'm like man, you're trying to rush the game, then you're waking up, you think you're sleeping in but you're waking up and don't play till 8:00 at night. days go by long. >> most of the 49ers may h

joe vasquez, kpix 5. >> cute boy. at the same time, space fans were red hot with excitement about the red planet. today nasa will announce it solved a big mystery about mars. they won't give us any hints about what it is. just got going to have to wait until 8:30 this morning to find out. >>> it is 5:19 right now. the first for an animated film. just ahead how the "hotel transylvania 2" sequel set a new record. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up, can the raiders actually win a game in the eastern time zone? and a 49ers, they're left to pick up the pieces after being blown out in arizona. highlights straight ahead. >> and what's cool about your school? e-mail on a monday right here, coolschools@kpix.com. we may come out and feature >>> welcome back. troubles in mountain view northbound 10 # right at ringster of. reports of two lanes blocked due an accident involving the big rig. now stuck in lanes and injuries reported. chp just arriving on scene with emergency crews expect delays along 101. use 280 as an alternate

kpix 5's kiet do is live this morning with more on possible new regulations. kiet. >> yes. good morning. later today the state will vote and likely pass these new fuel standards. the governor says when it comes to fighting climate change what we need is historic virtual. if it passes it will be the first of its kind in the nation requiring a 10% cut in carbon emissions on transportation fuel sold in the state. it must happen by 2020. here's the rub to the oil industry. not only does that 10% cut have to happen with the fuel but it applies to the factories and oil rigs. it even applies to the tanker trucks used to deliver the fuel to gas stations everywhere. it's dubbed as a cut that applies from the, quote, wheel to the well. oil companies that fall below the baseline can sell credit to other companies. the idea is to encourage greater use of biofuels and electric vehicles. all of this of course will likely raise gas prices for drivers by a few cents per gallon. that amounts to roughly a extra 5 to $21 a year by the 2017. and by 2020 you will be paying an extra 12 to $48 a

let's get out to kpix 5's cate caugiran who is live at the scene in alameda county. cate. >> reporter: well, michelle and brian, as we're learning more details, we are learning just how complicated this incident has become and now investigators are combing through this area trying to look for more evidence. we do have some chopper 5 pictures from above so you can see the area that has been impacted. traffic in the area is low but moving. we are by the east 14th area off-ramp off 238. the suspect was involved in a drive-by shooting near the 900 block at 150th avenue and chp gets word of another attempted carjacking in the area. chp officers got a description of the suspect and spot him walking on 238. how he got there they don't know. but when they confronted the suspect, the suspect shot at chp and the suspect is going to hit a passing car. >> they already had one vehicle that was hit. clearly have a person that didn't care where those bullets were going. so that's always a tough difficult situation. >> reporter: now, a tough situation that ended up right here in san

. >>> this is kpix 5 news. tonight the wait is almost over. stephen colbert will make his big late show debut right here on kpix 5. everyone has been wondering what the new show will look like and what it will be like. we are live in new york tonight. >>> first, triple digits heat hits the bay area. it is so hot. some schools in sanz are san jose are letting kids leaving early. >> is it hotter tomorrow, paul? >> in san francisco today, a high of 75 degrees. the hottest day of the past five years. youhave to go back to august 2010, of the last time we were that hot in san francisco at 95. triple digits in the south bay. saratoga at 100. ocean beach at 84 degrees today. how does tomorrow compare? for some of you away from the bay, it will be hotter tomorrow. livermore up to 106 and nearly 100 in san jose. with this dome of high pressure sitting directly over the bay area, bad air quality will be worse tomorrow. the north bay will have worse air quality as well. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> how hot is it? well, here is one, it is so hot in

that's your kpix 5 forecast. >> all right, paul.eek leading up to super bowl 50 right here in the bay area, the host committee is recognizing people and organizations making a difference in the community. and this week it is highlighting dr. washington burns and the prescott joseph center for community enhancement. or pjc. it provides health and wellness programs to more than 12,000 kids and families in west oakland thanks to this week's super bowl 50 playmaker grant, the group will be able to provide more asthma screenings through its mobile health clinic called breathmobile. >>> and there are 137 days left until super bowl 50. >> wahoo! >> find out how you can get involved at cbssf.co,, >>> it is official barry zito will start this weekend. mark mulder will throw the first pitch on sunday. kevin hogan is questionable for friday night's game against oregon state. hogan had a high ankle sprain early in the 3rd quarter saturday night. he remained in the game and led the cardinals on the upset win over 6th ranked usc. >> for them to c

who neighbors are blaming. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon. we have a big time change happening right now. we'll show you what neighborhoods are being affected and how this will make a big impact on your weekend. as the news continues on kpix 5. >>> new at noon president obama met with chinese president. >> he jinping today to discuss his historic climate green. they met in the white house rose garden and greeted spectators. china says it will commit $3.1 billion to help developing countries reduce carbon emissions. >>> today california regulators are set to restore rules requiring an even bigger cut on fuel emissions. that could end up costing you cash. kpix 5 reporter kiet do explains the new regulations. >>> reporter: later today the california air resources board is set to vote and very likely pass some new fuel standards that have the oil companies grumbling. but governor brown says he does not care. he says we are moving forward and doing this. if it passes, it will likely be the first in the country requiring a 10% cut in carbon emissio

len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> rural metro is in the middle of a merger. it could happen before the contract runs out next june. >>> tonight we learn the valley fire evacuation center in calistoga will be closing on thursday. the number of people staying there has gone from over a thousand to a couple dozen as evacuees return home. for those who have lost everything they'll be transferred to one of four other evacuation centers in and around clear lake. kpix 5's juliette goodrich on what's being done till those people get their lives back on track. >> this is one example. this is a warehouse filled with donated items and they will go to all of the fire victims in need. another harsh reality though right now is for those returning home who don't have a home. they're now stuck in places they never thought they'd let me ask -- stuck in places they never thought they'd live before. >> our home now is in an rv park. >> reporter: after going to the fairgrounds, a hotel, and then back to the fairgrounds, shannon adcock and her family have now landed here, the hid

the final preseason game chargers at 9ers on kpix 5.e you to dennis o'donnell, dod, at levi's stadium. getting set for the broadcast tonight. >> reporter: you got it, vern. you know that aldon smith is gone so the 49ers need a pass rush so they signed donnel docket before tonight's game. >> i said we trying to get to know each other, each other' styles. we kind of know what everyone saying about us so that right there should give you a extra, you know, motivation to go out and accomplish things. >> reporter: you said something that raised eyebrows and gave the 49er fans a lot of reason for optimism about arik armstead who played with arizona and was a great pass rusher. you put those two names in the same sentence. this guy hasn't played. when he was drafted some saw him as a project. how do you see him? >> arik is a good kid and works hard. he listens axes questions. axing me some questions, 20, 21. play this game another 14, 15 years. you know, especially with a coach and organize likes this who take care of their players and not beat

kpix 5's emily turner joining us now live from stinson beach. emily welcome to kpix 5. and what are the experts telling you? >> reporter: well, the experts are telling us contrary to popular belief it has nothing to do with el nino. not only is it happening here at stinson beach, it's happening at rodeo beach even further south at ocean beach and you can see them all over the beach. but what you can't see is beyond that horizon line. and that is the cause of all of it. it's a beautiful beach playing host to an ugly problem. dozens of dead birds litter beaches along the bay area. these are myrhhs and they are dying in record numbers. >> saw 30 of them as we were walking and then we came across this little guy still alive. >> reporter: based on the numbers of the birds we are getting into our wildlife hospital here at wild care it's a dire situation. >> reporter: it's not disease. wildlife experts say warmer water is to blame. the fish and squid they feed on are diving deeper to stay cool which also keeps that food out of reach of birds like this one. so they are washing

julie watts, kpix 5. >>> it is hot out. paul, you mentioned this a little while ago and it's really true. east bay 100 degrees. hohum. >> that's the story we have done. >> where it's really unusual is the west side. >> it is. it's near the bay where temperatures are in the 90s even the low 100s. that's about 25 degrees above average. that's a bigger story than the fact that we are at 101 again in livermore. you have done that 10 times this summer. what you have not done is the 90s in san francisco. and a record high of 95 in oakland today. currently 93. san jose hot 96. santa rosa 97. san bruno 88. this is a heat wave that the entire bay area is sharing. and the entire bay area is under a heat advisory until 7:00 tonight. it will cool down tonight, no heat advisory overnight but tomorrow, yes, we'll do it again, 11:00 in the morning until 7 p.m. hot. check on your neighbors. make sure they're doing okay. make sure their air- conditioning is working or just go over and say hi, make sure everybody is doing all right this is h

>> you bet. >> tonight on kpix 5. clear sky, 70 dropping to about 62. >> thank you. >>> donald trump once again stealing the spotlight as we look toward the run for president in 2016. the latest on what the gop is asking the republican front- runner to do. >> reporter: and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, with the giants season on the line, last night in los angeles bochy gets tossed for the second straight night in another one-run thriller. highlights coming up. >> and roberta mentioned it but it bears repeating 49ers and chargers tonight the last tune- up 7 p.m. that is followed by the "5th quarter." regular cbs prime time programming will air on our sister station. kbcw. kbcw. we'll be right back. ,, we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... right now all beds are on sale. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to

in santa clara, john ramos, kpix 5. >> one of the records he set was in the 100-meter. the man whose record he broke went out and set a new one. [ non-english language ] is 105. >> wow. >> good for both of them. >> don has more gold than the oakland raiders 50-yard line. just saying. good guy. >>> coming up in the next half- hour pope francis marking several firsts on his u.s. visit. we have a live report from washington where he greeted crowds and named a new saint. >> celebrations here in california for that new saint junipero serra. not everyone is happy with t,, the drought is affecting at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it'

follow yours. >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix news room. new at 6:00 tonight, thousands of bay area b.a.r.t. riders thrown off track. how the scheduled changes b.a.r.t. just made to ease the commute are backfiring big time in one city. >> your own restaurant for less than the cost of a night's dinner? how $100 and the right set of words could win you this popular bistro. >> trouble for the biggest construction project in the south bay. we'll have those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> we'll look for that. thanks for watching us at 5:00. the cbs evening news with scott pelley coming up next. >> we're always on cbssf.com. see you at 6:00.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> pelley: the u.s. shuts down its effort to train syrian opposition forces, acknowledging an embarrassing failure. also tonight, the trump tax plan, the first review is in. >> we have an amazing code. >> pelley: and we'll have more of our conversation with trump. an alternative to chemo for breast cancer. a new study finds who could benefit. and a major discovery on mars. new evidenc

kpix 5's devin fehely is live for us at the jail. devin what do you know? >> well, unlike the first two suspects who were shot and killed by police, the third suspect was arrested and taken successfully into custody. he is currently being housed in the santa clara county jail just at a time when the victim's friends and family had feared he might never be caught at all. >> i don't believe an eye for an eye but i believe he needs to be caught. >> reporter: san jose's announcement that they caught the third and final suspect seen here in security camera video moments before the grisly murder of christopher wrenn was for his friends like an answered prayer. >> i don't believe anybody should be able to murder somebody and get away with it. he was a good man. he didn't deserve to be murdered. >> reporter: the search for the third suspect had stretched out over several weeks. in part because he wore a mask helping to conceal his identity but also police shot and killed matthew castillo and another man killing them and any chance gone to question them about the ca

joe vasquez, kpix 5. >> i'm afraid to do the math. i don't want to do the math. >> you don't want to do the math? >> 2033. forget about it. >> the fear on his face, you really did. >> i started doing it during the piece and i went no. not going there. you got a busy day don't you? busy on the roadways and really picked up in the last 20, 30 minutes especially the traffic alert along 101 and 1 and 580 and 80. this trouble spot along the peninsula. northbound 101 at rinks door of. two right lanes still shut down for a traffic alert and big rig lost its trailer, trying to get everything over to the right shoulder, delays off 237 now and backed up at least to 85 at this point. use 2850 as the alternate. that's your best bet the kind of get around the mess. you can use surface streets at san antonio. westbound 80 right at cutting boulevard one lane is blocked. the left lane shut down. they should have it cleared though within the next few minutes. for an accident but you can see it's really causing quite a bit of a backup almost to highway

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> that incident happened a year ago.got the video from a worker this week amid the county's threat to fire turner construction. the worker seen in the video is no longer at the site. he stayed on the job for another month after he returned. >>> the traffic app wave is getting help from someone very familiar. stephen colbert incoming host of to cbs late show is lending his voice to the app for this month. >> keep left. good idea. i'll just put my turn signal on and to save time i will leave it on for the rest of the drive. >> our producer said it would distract him. >> it might. >> may not end up where you want to go but you'll be latching. as for the late show, stephen colbert begins next week. >> i think the app is a great idea. he is a funny guy. recognizable voice, too, right? >>> let's talk about this morning's commute. where you're going to be sitting in delays -- if you plan to make the 101 commute in san carlos an accident clearing north 101 just before holly. two right lanes are shut down so expect those backups,

kpix 5's anne makovec is live in middletown this morning with the very latest. anne. >> reporter: people who lost pets may be here to try to care for them or see if they are around. other ones who are going to be allowed back today they have to have an escort by a sheriff's officer and unfortunately a lot of these people are going to come home to see scenes like this. they are only allowed to come for 15 minutes at a time. several people unaccounted for this morning that lived around this area including this man leonard neft. he last spoke to his family saturday as the fire raged near his home in anderson springs. he told his wife he didn't feel threatened. authorities found his burned- out car last night on a road that he might have tried to use as an escape route. this fire has so far burned 67,000 acres. this morning, 9,000 homes are still threatened. almost 600 homes have burned down. hundreds of other buildings destroyed. and this morning, 13,000 people are still under evacuation orders. some were able to return to their property yesterday. >> where the hou

>>> the 49ers take on the vikings kpix 5 monday night.in kaepernick is hoping to improve on last year's so-so campaign. he was asked yesterday if he wants people to think of him as more of a running quarterback this year? >> i'm really not too concerned about people's opinions of what they see or view me as. i mean, i was also the black quarterback with tatoos. so once again, not something that really crosses my mind. >> yeah. the bottom line is, as long as colin kaepernick wins football games, nobody cares. 9ers and vikings monday night on the big 5 and don't forget, the raiders kick off their season at 1:25 sunday right here. we'll have "5th quarter" following both football games. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> a lot of football. thank you be dennis. it is 5:25 on this friday. a clear message of hate spray- painted in a san francisco community. how local leaders are now turning the tables. >> and lawmakers in sacramento are set to vote on a broad set of bills today. they are going to try to rein they are going to try to rein in th

reporting live from uc berkeley, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >>> all right thanks for that. at 4:33 a full check of weather now with roberta. >> this is going to affect the temperatures and they're going to come down in comparison to yesterday where we topped off in the mid 90s in many of the inland locations. good morning everyone. and as you are heading out the door, looking out towards the bay bridge, doesn't look so bad there but if you are heading like 580 and a westerly direction, over the bay bridge, you can see that compressed deck of low clouds that compromises some patchy fog as well. temperature-wise i've noticed we are about three degree cools at this hour than 24 hours ago. mid 50s in santa rosa and low 60s 234 san francisco and in -- in san francisco and in san jose. it's currently in the 60s around san jose all the way back in through concord into oakland. now later today we will have the clearing of the skies but it's going to take a while. perhaps early to late afternoon hours along many of the sea sore communities. pacifica back in through half- moon bay in

kpix 5's cate caugiran is live at 24th and bartlett with the latest. cate. >>> reporter: we are still trying to piece together the details of what happened but we can show you the scene right here. we see that this bus stop may have been the location. it's taped off with caution signs and you can see those back glass windows are no longer there. earlier, though, right around midnight this area looked different. those glass windows were shattered into pieces all over the ground. police had set up evidence markers for shell casings and people who live in the area very active on social media reported hearing some gunshots and seeing someone taken away in an ambulance and this area right here 24th and mission no stranger to incidents like these. two men were shot at this same area just less than a month ago. we are waiting to confirm details with san francisco police. we'll continue to keep you updated as we get more information. live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> this morning, bart trains are running again as lisa said between -- liza said

kpix 5 hi-def doppler showing lots of rain in the state of california. lake county, first, middletown, still raining, albeit not as intense as earlier today where it was coming down pretty good. napa, sonoma, west to petaluma, showers in graton, heavy rain toward bay point. to the south steady rainfall from livermore, dublin, west, hayward, castro valley south to fremont. and we are looking outside and talking about rainfall totals that are pretty high for this time of year. this is a decent september storm. graton .4". calistoga nearly half inch. guerneville inch and a half. santa rosa .25". berkeley .02" it just started there. it will be markedly less rain south of the golden gate but everybody will get something. rain tapering off this evening for the "valley fire." tomorrow the sunshine is back. tomorrow warmer temperatures are back. but we'll have lighter winds up to 5 to 10 miles per hour. all in all wonderful news, probably not putting the fire out but it will help out a tremendous amount, the rainfall that we received today, juliette. perfect tim

live in calistoga, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> thank you, anne.ee bodies have been pulled from the rubble inside the "valley fire" burn zone. officials say one is leonard neft a retired reportedder for the san jose "mercury news." -- a retired reporter for the san jose "mercury news." this used to be his found found burned-out. by the time he evacuated it was too late. another victim bruce burns lived in a trailer at his family's scrap metal recycling yard. neighbors say he was probably sleeping and never had a chance to get out. third victim 72 yearly barbara mcwilliams was found death on satisfied. she was a disabled woman with multiple sclerosis and was trapped inside her home. >>> in the sierra foothills the "butte fire" is now 55% contained. the fire has burned more than 70,000 acres in amador and calaveras counties. two people are confirmed dead and 365 homes are destroyed. investigators say the "butte fire" may have been caused by a pg&e power line hitting a tree. >>> people lined the streets of angels camp to watch crews battling the fire.

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> did a little digging. we found this tweet from coach anderson from three years ago. it said quote, i don't know how to deal with disrespect. >>> meanwhile, a high school football rivalry in southern california turned violent friday night. this video shows a player going down and then his helmet comes off. a player from the rival team runs up and kicks him in the head. >> intentionally? >> yeah. >> clear ly everybody saw it. as soon as it happened i saw everybody in the stands just in awe so it should have been a flag. >> but it wasn't a penalty. the player stayed in the game which angered a lot of parents. many say they would expect the school district to expel a player for doing that. neither coach is commenting. the school district says it is taking action but did not elaborate. >>> have a ticket you forgot to pay? now is your chance to take care of it without facing penalties. starting thursday all california courts will allow drivers to pay off tickets at a reduced price. the discount will be based on

kpix reporter anne makovec is live in san francisco with more on big product reveals. ann. >> you know, the event is still going on. nothing really ground breaking per se was announced today, but a lot of improvement on apple's current gadgets. boy, the eyes of the tech world on the bill graham auditorium today. normally apple holds this event at the moscone center. let's take a look at the improvements to the iphone, the iphone 6. they unveiled the 6s. it has basically a faster processor, some new 3d touch technology. they call it a hardware, software integration, and also, yeah as mentioned has a faster processor. when they announced the ipad pro tim cook called it the biggest news in ipad since the ipad ladies and gentlemen. it's larger than the previous version with more memory bandwidth. prices start at 799 bucks. >> ipad is the clearest expression of our vision of the future of personal computing, a simple, multitouch piece of glass that instantly transforms into virtually anything that you want it to be. >> then there was the apple watch, new operating system un

kpix 5's kiet do is live in san jose with more on the arrest.t. >> reporter: good morning. after air three-week manhunt -- after a three-week manhunt the third suspect is in jail. the friends and family feared he might never be caught. >> justice would be that third guided getting captured. >> reporter: yesterday police announced that is exactly what happened. 42-year-old duane aguero is behind bars on charges he murdered 38-year-old christopher wrenn. >> it was a tragedy on all parts. >> reporter: this shows the three alleged accomplices ambushing the victim at work in a san jose office building. guns drawn, the victim throws up his hands, looking like he surrenders. still he was shot and kill execution-style. >> i don't believe anybody should be able to murder somebody and get away with it. he was a good man. he didn't deserve to be murdered. >> reporter: it's been three weeks since wrenn's murder. while trying to make arrests, police shot and killed the other two suspects. 29-year-old matthew castillo and 40-year-old richard jaquez. but aguer

that he was at 11:35 right here on kpix 5. and we'll b,,,,,,,,,, >>> time check now, 4:54. taking a a look at the temperatures, 80s in los altos. good morning, morgan hill. your high temperature 84 degrees. down from 100 degrees experienced yesterday. hey, livermore you're at 102 yesterday. today 83 degrees. so you're going to notice about that 20-degree drop in your temperature. 81 degrees in pleasant hill. stinson beach in the mid-60s. mid-70s mill valley. up to 80 degrees in santa rosa. and sunshine in cloverdale at 80 degrees. >>> an update from the chp who tweeted out that 238 is now open. northbound traffic is moving once again but you can see our sensors are picking up slow traffic for the length of 238 between 580 and 880. all of this because of a police action ongoing in the san leandro area. i'll have an update on this and a complete look at your "kcbs traffic" in a few minutes. >>> a pilot's quick thinking may have saved his life after his jet crashed in a field 45 miles south of fresno. boy, look at that. smoke poured from the wreckage of the f/a-18 fighter jet

kpix 5 reporter, cate cauguiran found one home that escaped the flames unscathed. ironically, the owner was away helping others. >> reporter: it took minutes for the valley fire to wipe away a lifetime of memories for hundreds of families and here in middletown, nearly half the homes in the community are gone. some got lucky. >> i'm hearing over the raid you, headed -- over the radio, headed to middletown in the next hour. he was in cob where the flames broke out when he heard the flames were headed to his home. >> reporter: it would be two days before he got back home to see for himself. >> i drove down the street, and i was looking around and all my neighbors are gone, i'm just devastated. i thought my house is going to be gone. >> reporter: homes reduced to ash and rubble. his street looked like a bomb had exploded. >> as i came around the corner, i saw it. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: his home one of the few still standing. >> i was frozen probably for about an hour, staring at my house and glad it's still here. >> reporter: this seasoned firefighter

kpix 5's mark kelly was not invited in. way to check it out was to go undercover. >> reporter: heidi is moving into her new digs. we asked her to go into this building in the heart of san francisco's mission district undercover to get an unbiased taste of a new kind of rental. it's a bunk bed that she is sharing with a stranger in a house with 30 other people. this victorian behind me on south van ness avenue doesn't have a marquee or any type of sign. but it is a hostel advertised on "airbnb." she had to answer a questionnaire and do a skype interview. >> i think people move in for the community part of it. i mean, that's what it sounds like. >> reporter: she finally made the cut and paid $1,800 a month to be part of a community called, [ non-english language ] homes project. >> it's a huge hallway. walk in and have rooms and bathrooms on the side. it's decorated nicely. it looks clean. >> reporter: the plus is, a communal kitchen well stocked. and three bathrooms per floor, though they weren't always spotless. >> you stil

how bay area owners are cashing in. >> very busy in the kpix 5 weather center. we have a heat advisory in effect. we have a "spare the air" and i will share with you where it will top off at 106 degrees. >> and bart has tweeted out they are experiencing 20-minute delays systemwide this following the re-opening of the transbay tube. i'll let you know when they hope ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. your time check is 5:12 on this tuesday. taking a look out towards mineta international airport. currently, it's in the 60s. but later today topping off at 100 degrees. the relative humidity will fall into the teens. we have a prolonged heat wave and i'll tell you when you can expect relief and that's coming up in four minutes. >>> thank you, roberta. rescuers trying to track down an elusive blue whale tangled in fishing line here. it may have caught a break. a boat off the coast of tijuana, mexico, reported spotting the 80-foot mammal more than 100 miles from where it was seen last friday off southern california. rescuers worry the endangered whale could die from

kpix 5's kiet do is?an jose with details about the latest case and an alleged beating that happened earlier. >> reporter: good morning, this is the third inmate to die here at the jail since august and it happened at a time when the jail itself is in crease sis. this happened around 10:30 yesterday morning when a jail guard found the inmate unconscious and tried to perform cpr and first aid. paramedics a tried but he was pronounced dead. the sheriff's detectives and d's office and coroner are always investigating which is standard procedure. that identity is not being released until the man's family is notified. in other big news with the jail, two of the three jail guards accused of murdering an inmate last month are now free on bail. jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez each posted bail. the remaining guard matthew farris has a court hearing today trying to use property to cover the bail in lieu of cash. the da is charging the three with murder for allegedly beating to death michael tyree last month. tyree

reporting live in berkeley, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >>> thank you. president obama continues his climate tour up in alaska today. hiking one of the region's melting glaciers there. the visit comes just a day after the president called on other nations to take swift action and reverse the effects of global warming. he said the world's response will have long-term implications. >> we're not acting fast enough. i've come here today as the leader of the world's largest economy and its second largest emitter. >> mr. obama said he recognizes america's role in creating the problem and our responsibility to help solve it. >>> all right, it is 5:301 and i think we are all awake. because -- >> coffee, coffee queen. >> of liza. starbucks run come on. that was sweet. >> very sweet. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> we thank you. >> that's right i know everybody's thing now. so i -- yeah. chai latte. the super large one. >> decaf for roberta believe it or not. she doesn't need any more caffeine. >> we want to get every on out the door this morning, as

kpix 5's anne makovec is live in middletown this morning with the latest. anne. >> reporter: some people are going to be allowed back to their properties today only, you know, to find scenes like this pure devestation. the sheriff's office will be escorting people back if they have to care for or pick up livestock or pets. that's the only way you're allowed back in and only for 15 minutes. several people still unaccounted for this morning including this man, who last spoke to his family saturday as the fire raged in his home. he said he didn't feel threatened. his burned-out car was found last night on a road he might have tried to use as an escape route. he is also a former police reporter for the san jose "mercury news." this fire has burned about 67,000 acres. at this point, 9,000 homes threatened this morning. almost 600 burned, hundreds of others damaged. some evacuees were able to return yesterday. >> the whole house went around the chimney. it was the center of the house. >> once we get it out, it will be a

cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> highway 17 is back open in the santa cruz mountains after a brush fire. it started at the summit last night. betty yu and her photographer james flanagan drove by it and traffic was completely blocked in the northbound direction as people were coming home from the labor day weekend. large flames were spreading fast as firefighters arrived and fortunately, there was hardly any wind. power lines are right across the highway from where this fire was burning. and it is now out. the highway reopened shortly after 1 a.m. >>> bart trains running through the just reopened transbay tube are stirring up some dust and there are 20-minute delays systemwide on bart. the tube was closed over the labor day weekend for repairs. once the passengers got on the train the rides were okay except for whatever was being stirred up. >> slow, quiet, a lot of smoke down there. i don't know what was going on there. other than that, it was fine. >> bart is reportedly looking into what may have caused that dust problem. take a live look now at the golden gate bridge. starting this af

live in calistoga, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> how about adding insult to injury? looters are starting to target evacuated homes in the burn area. a couple of suspects were arrested with safes in their car. deputies say they caught this man 26-year-old royce sterling moore casing homes in the area. they arrested him for possession of burglary tools and drug paraphernalia. if you would like to honestly help the fire victims, the red cross says it needs cash. you can give online at redcross.org. or text red cross to 90999. make an instant $10 donation. >>> well, news on the other major wildfire burning in northern california. just minutes ago, the coroner confirming a fatality in the "butte fire." that's the one burning in the sierra foothills. the remains were found in the community of mountain ranch. the "butte fire" burned 71,000 acres and more than 300 structures. >>> still to come, a sexual assault at a bay area school. the alleged victim is an 8-year- old girl. and tonight, a school employee is under arrest. >> a homemade clock a tech savvy teenager hauled off

kpix 5 hi def doppler. it will give us steady rain, a few scattered showers are possible with also continued breezy conditions in lake county and north napa county tonight. the winds will be gusty. but they're coming up out of the southwest, keeping the temperatures down, and keeping the relative humidity levels high. the big headline is rain is likely this time tomorrow. as we look at futurecast the latest computer models say the steadiest rainfall will be exactly where we want it to be. mendocino and lake county up to a half of an inch of rainfall. won't put the fire out but man, would that help, and it's coming as soon as tomorrow. we'll talk more about the impact for the rest of the bay area and what happens after that. >>> within the past hour big donations to valley fire victims, pg&e is kicking in $250,000 to the relief effort. this is the drop-off site at faith lutheran in danville. people are dropping off everything from canned food and clothing to even animal food and treats. the red cross is taki

reporting live in middletown, cate cauguiran, kpix 5! eight of the people are firefighters and don lopez though is a lucky one. he's a firefighter for the south lake county. he was in cobb where the valley fire first broke out on saturday. when he heard the flames were headed straight for his own home. he tells us he was stunned to see among all the ash and debris his home still standing. >> i drove down the street and i was looking around and all my neighbors were gone and i'm just devastated. and i just thought my house is going to be gone. as i came around the corner i saw it and i didn't know what to do. i just started crying. i was just frozen probably for about an hour. just staring at my house. and just glad it's still here. >> he says his daughter though had no such luck. her family lost everything in the fire. he was back on the front lines yesterday and says he will continue to fight that valley fire. and scientists are concerned about another factor that could hinder fire fighting. the snow pack in the sierra is the lowest it'

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you can catch the 49ers' home opener against the vikings here on kpix 5. our coverage begins at 7:00 followed by the 5th quarter. >> good night for football. >>> hope fully they won't get any sprinkles or drizzles. >> a tailgater tweeted me and said there are a few showers. it's football weather. it's fall. and maybe we're turning the corner here to a little cooler, a little bit wetter, and we can get that fire danger down. look at the temperatures outside. 80s, 90s, huh-uh. 60s and 70s . the hot spot is livermore. san francisco, 66 degrees. san jose, 70, right by the stadium there. oakland 67. it is mostly cloudy, cooler, and we have scattered showers on the radar. north bay mountains, wonderful news, valley fire being helped out a bit by the weather today. we'll see scattered showers for the next couple days because we look upstream, scattered showers from seattle south to eureka, shasta. the pattern temporarily will be changing. concord tonight cloudy, 58. oakland down to 60. breezy in mount ain view tonight. it's a pretty simple equation. the ridge of