he senses he's a player, too. >> reporter: mike campbell happened to work in a restaurant near the movieater where keith palomares was killed. he knew the shooting victim, who sometimes picked up cash at campbell's job. >> what went through your mind when you learned it was keith who was the one who was killed? >> shock. man, i just saw him yesterday. now he's dead? and it's like, this can't be happening. >> and your former neighbor is accused of killing him. >> it's a double whammy. you kind of ask yourself, what in the world is going on? >> give me a sense for the information you've gotten from jason brown's friends, how he was acting just before the crime. >> most of them described him as depressed. he was sleeping on people's couches. he didn't have the money to live the lifestyle that he wanted to live. some of his associates described how he was watching shows about crime dramas. and he would talk to them about hey, armored car. that would be the way to go. if they were going to do a robbery armored car would be the one. >> reporter: they were developing a clearer profile of their

campbell and mike from russian hill and well represented by steven lee. and others. david represents lower knob hill and mickey jones represents north beach and tom rubbing i think so aquatic park. this is our assistant district attorney who is assigned to the sales tax. and she'll give a brief presentation on what she does. we speak 15 lawns at central station we have italian and mandarin and others and, of course, english. so i feel that community police has gone global in the 21st century and with global stylists we have to be realistic about terrorism. we have a lot of iconic buildings in the central district like the trans america building and the historic cable cars all along the waterfront. we have 23 different consulates in the central district and over 20 big hotels in the central. global police means carrying an open dial with police agencies across the world. in the upper left is with the singapore police with the top brass we challenged information and talked about our careers. and on the right are thirty over thirty international students that came in he

. >>> good afternoon, i am mike mibach in for tori campbell, we have updated numbers just into our news room. the fire has grown to three times the size of the city of san francisco and is now at more than 105,000 acres two homes destroyed along with 7 buildings, 4500 homes threatened and and the forest service puts the cost of fighting it at 5.4 million dollars and climbing. >> are you driving? >> i don't care. >> san francisco fire department strike team headed out to the front lines this morning, 22 firefighters and five engines will join more than 2000 other firefighters working in steep terrain. fire officials say they are concerned about the safety of the crews because the fire direction has been so unpredictable. ktvu's claudine wong tells us about the new evacuations ordered in the face of the growing fire. >> let's give you a look at the fire area, to the west pine lake and there they are trying to save structures and homes. here is highway 120 it makes its way through the fire zone, it is still shut down near groveland. on the east side yosemite national park, the fire has mad

campbell. for the second time in a month a child is fatally shot while inside a home in oakland. the father was also killed. ktvu's mike mibach joins us live from the scene in oakland. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. the house behind me is the center of the investigation. detectives focused on the bedroom. you can see the window shattered. the hunt is on for the person or person whose shot and killed the father and son. >> the time 2:46 a.m. shots fired. 400 block in east oakland. >> the shooting took place at the rear of the residents. the suspect entered the yard and shot through the rear of the residents. >>> father and his one-year-old son who were sleeping inside the room. the father died at the scene. >> he was a good guy. 20 years old. >> reporter: his son drew jackson died at the hospital. >> crazy. shouldn't no baby deserve to died. shouldn't no mother burry their child. the violence needs to stop. >> reporter: her nephew was a smiling active baby. >> liked to play outside. liked animals and all the other stuff. loved to play. and now we have to go home and my sister has to explain to her daughter

campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, from the embarcadero camera, downtown san francisco, you can probably tell, there are clouds and mike nicco predicted drizzle and it is materializing so we will check back with them to see how long the skies will stay gray. >> a south korean jet has been involved in an accident, this time, no one was hurt. a korean airlines plane failed to stop on approach and overshot the runway at the airport and crews towed the plane. the incident is the second in the past 30 days involving a south korean airline, asiana flight 214 crashed last month and killed three. >> mark zuckerberg is breaking new ground on the immigration debate. now more from the center for the arts. >> zuckerberg appeared before a packed house in san francisco's center for the arts. he did not waste any time explaining that a comment made by a student reshaped his view on immigration. he taught a class on entrepreneurship. >> one of the students raised his hand and said, i'm not sure that i will be able to go to college because i'm undocumented this value touched me. >> he now is using his clout to help with comprehensive i

mike. thank you very much. >>> the host of a south bay blood drive ends up being turned down for taking part in his own event. campbell mayor evan low was deferred or banned from giving blood yesterday because he is gay. the fda has imposed a lifetime ban on gay donors since back in 1983 in responds to the aids scare. mayor low calls it discrimination and is calling on the fda to review the three-decade-old ban and repeal it. >> i'm disappointed i'm not able to donate blood. certainly the criteria that was determined to figure out whether or not i would be an eligible candidate is faulty. one can simply lie on the form and you can still test the blood. >> in response the american red cross says it is following the fda's lead. the red cross says there are other ways the gay community can support blood donation like sponsoring a drive. >>> it is 5:10. a pakistani game show giving away babies as prizes. >> what? >> can you believe this? how the game show is defending itself this morning. >> got to see that one to believe it. >>> plus, keeping track of crime. we'll let you know how three major cruise lines right now tryin

from our official highway man mike inouye in a moment. 49 in gilroy, your south bay cities nice and comfortable this morning. 55 in santa teresa, 57 to start the day in campbellhere is what's happening. we've had a cooler-than-average start to the month. we'll hit averages, but still seeing that jet stream southern low pressure systems right over the north bay as we head around the day today. that's going to keep that nice mixing in the atmosphere. that fog isn't going to be much of a factor this morning. it's been kind of cool and foggy for most of the week. that's good news. another great place to be as we head through tonight, saturday, 76 degrees, comfortable conditions at the fremont festival. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will be out there tonight so you can catch it live at 5:00 on nbc bay area. i just call him chief. friday, saturday, sunday looking good at the santa clara county fair. this year you can't ask for better conditions out there. make sure you bring that sunscreen with you. 76 in fremont, 80 in redwood city and 84 by sunday. here is the deal. temperatures will be warm today. we have the good air quality in place. saturday and sunday sta