hour j ago, crews contained a grass fire near lawrence livermore national lab. crews fought back on the anthe y anappeed t g un preventd serious damage to bunkers. >> the road was closed in the area during fire. >> the deputy with a slen gun has been terminated. >>> the sheriff's office has not deputy's name. we learned the deputy joined about a year such, he was on probationary status. the department announced today that they had released him. here at city hall, supervisors expressed their frustration at this epidemic of car break-ins. >> i'm fed up and angry. >> reporter: she has good reason to be frustrated. >> the car break-ins have gone up over 128% in the mission a twitter handle. sf car breakens where '50s c post their sad experiences. on top of that, a police officer's car was used in a gangland murder. then on sunday a thief stole a glock handgun similar to this one from a sheriff deputy's parked car. >> if a police officer, a sheriff cannoturec sdhe te thei francisco, then nobody can. >> they introduced completion would require all ten district special

lawrence livermore, lawrence berkeley. you have the accelerator lab. you also have the national ignition laboratory. so you have some very, very significant research and development programs going on here, not just in silicon valley, but also in other parts of the u.s. government. >> reporter: even though russia seems to be doing most damage by computer hacking recently, harp says there's no substitute for physical presence. >> there's nothing more valuable than establishing a personal relationship with someone because if you are conducting clandestine activities and it's possible that you're being surveilled by the u.s. government, it's a lot better for you to have word of mouth conversations than it is to have any kind of electronic signature on what you're doing. >> reporter: on this consulate facebook page, they call this whole thing unfriendly especially in light of the short amount of time they have been given to shut down. coming up at 6 p.m., we have our expert explaining why shutting this consulate could be a bad thing for u.s. intelligence gathering. live in san francisco, melissa caen, kp