it's southwest of reno.und reno i'm only seeing north at 3, yet nearby 45 to 55 miles per hour. they will get some rain and snow, but it won't be for another couple hours, more this afternoon than this morning. requirement now the big news is the wind, gusts hurricane almost 75 miles an hour for some. >>> moving on now to occupy movements, the frank ogawa plaza locked down, protestors set their rights on a new location. kraig debro has words of a mass dave action set for this weekend. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, tori. they're supposed to move into that new location during that mass day of action. but here i want it show you something, on the form terry encampment site off in the distance you can see grass start to go grow back here. so they're making progress here. city workers seeded this on monday, almost immediately after the campers were forced out. occupy oakland is going to announce plans for this march and rally and just a couple hours from now right here, and occupy oakland is loo

there are fires southwest of reno. winds coming in and out of the southwest and now at about 16 miles per hour. winds out of the west at the moment. with gusts up to 37 miles per hour. and there is gusts up to 60 miles per hour. so strong winds are likely to continue for the next several hours. and if they do, we'll continue to pose a challenge for firefighters. back here, this evening, we can continue to see some more light, scattered showers or sprinkles around the bay area. and so it won't be a completely wet nor dry evening. rain is likely, temperatures 46-54 in the evening hours, overnight, showers tapering off to perhaps sprinkles and it's going to be chilly overnight. and mostly dry, partly cloudy f we get any rain over the weekend, well, you know i'll give you a look at that, what we can suspect later. >> thank you. >> and abc 7's nannette miranda is in reno now gathering latest information and will join with us a live report coming up at 5:00. >> some 30 years after her death, investigators reopened the natali

. >> a major wildfire has destroyed numerous homes in reno and continues to threaten others. that is one of top stories today. >>> good afternoon, i am tori campbell, more on that fire any moment but first new information was just released on the fatal shooting a vallejo police officer, claudine wong joins us now with the identity of the suspect. >> reporter: within the last hour police identified the man they believe is responsible for shooting and killing the officer. we want to show you a mug shot just given to us by the police department of henry albert smith, facing charges of bank robbery and murder. a man who made one last desperate escape attempt moments before being captured. >> it is just terrible. it was terrible. >> estear foster said police swarmed the neighborhood when her son spotted him. >> he looked across the street and there was this guy standing there but he didn't know who the guy was so he came into the house and locked the door and shortly later somebody was knocking on my door. >> it wasn't the police. >> s it it wasn't the police, oh, yeah, open the d

so far, 2,000 acres scorched and 5,000 reno homes at risk. more than 450 firefighters are battling the blaze from the ground on multiple fronts. those firefighting planes unable to take off, high winds grounding them. >> let's hope our homes don't get burned down. >> reporter: the fire started overnight in a neighborhood to the southwest of reno. a fiery curtain of flames lit up the rocky hillside overpowering the neon lights of reno's casino hotels. so far, more than 20 homes have been destroyed. >> it's very scary, very unsettling. this morning about 2:00, i smelled smoke. >> reporter: police went house to house forcing residents to flee. a 74-year-old man went into cardiac arrest and died. 16 people were injured as the rushed to escape the flames. >> i know it's hard to leave your home and everything, especially right before thanksgiving, but if they don't, we might not be able to get back and save them or help them. >> reporter: the city's schools were closed and turned into shelters. nevada's governor has declared a state of emergency. >

this morning, battle for reno. a massive wildfire tears through northwestern nevada. 10,000 people are evacuated. and homes are destroyed. firefighters work through the night to try to contain the blaze. >>> the latest twist in the penn state saga. joe paterno's newest struggle. this one is very personal. overnight, his son, jay, sits down for his first interview since the scandal broke. we're going to tell you what he had to say. >>> new clues in a hollywood mystery. police say several new sources have come forward, leading them to reopen the investigation into the death of actress natalie wood 30 years ago. they say her husband, robert wagner, is not a suspect. we hear from wood's sister. does she think he was involved? >>> and he's got game. a computer scientist sets a new "jeopardy!" record. but has he cracked the show's code? this morning, he reveals his secret weapon. and the answer is -- we'll tell you, coming up. >>> and happy saturday, everyone at home. happy saturday to you. >> thank you. >> dan, you are

half burned by the fire that tore through this southwest reno neighborhood. >> it was shocking.t was very shocking. >> elaine shares the home with her parents, but it was her side of the house with the most damage. >> when you walk in this part of the house, it's not too bad. a lot of smoke damage but the furniture is intact. when we walk to the back of the house where the real fire damage was, it was just shocking. >> i have never been through anything like this personally. >> been very hard for her. >> even before damage assessment crews deemed the home uninhabitable they already decided to move out with what is left. they feel lucky they only lost a part of their home and their home didn't end up like some of their neighbors homes that burn completely to the ground. >> overall we've been extremely fortunate in the fire in that we didn't lose everything. >> one day later, elaine says she already had a new perspective on the damage. >> things are things. we have our family and i have my dog. >> reporting from reno. >> alan: that 2,000 ache ter fire is 95% contained. >> time now

that's what happened late in the reno area. wind gusts overnight were in the mid70a mile an hour range. at 10:00 a.m. it's 60 miles an hour. right now winds are about 39- miles an hour. things are changing for the better. the winds have been cut in half in this area. it's still windy but not as windy. latest check, firefighters have the fire contained. less wind and moisture conditions, things are only getting better. those overnight wins like what we ged here in the oakland hills with the off shore winds. we come back and i show you the snow and wind. that will impact us this weekend. i will see you back in a little bit. >> california's jobless rate dipped last month. it fell from 11.9% in september to 11.7% in october but the total of 25, 7hundred jobs added. the new figures show a healthy improvement from the same time last year when it was 12.5%. not of 12.5%. >>> employees at some of the biggest banks facing the threat of pink slips. bank of america is reportedly laying off people in investment banking. the ubs said it wou

our sacramento station k oovr is in reno. what are you seeing now?porter: strong winds have made this fire fight so challenging and unpredictable. you can see the home behind me is destroyed but the homes along this street are o.k. so all day long firefighters have been chasing these spot fires that have been fueled by the wind trying to knock them down and save as many homes as they can. kosk they have lost homes but fire officials believe they have saved 4,000 structures so far. we talked to one home owner who described firefighters lining up in his back glared a wall and basically protecting his home. they actually came back two times and he is grateful to them this evening for saving his home. at this point, they are waiting for these winds to die down. they haven't been able to get any helicopters, any aircraft up in the air to help them with this fire battle. they hope to have evacuated residents back in their home by saturday afternoon. >> pelley: incredible winds there. thank you very much. an exhibit dedicated to america's first ladies opens

so it's been a very tough day here in the reno area. >> reno has been hit hard recently.hank you so much. >>> it's one of hollywood's enduring mysteries. now 30 years after the death of actress and bay area native natalie wood, l.a. homicide detectives are re- opening the case. >> then the argument went to the aft deck and they argued back there for a little while. then it became silent. >> wood drowned during a boating trip with husband robert wagner and fellow actor christopher walken. it was ruled an accident. but yacht captain dennis davern says he never told investigators he heard wood and wagner fighting right before she vanished. investigators say that wagner is not a suspect. "48 hours: mystery" will have much more on these new developments tomorrow night at 10:00 here on cbs 5. >>> well, it ain't what it used to be. flying home for the holidays not exactly a traveler's dream. from the crowds then the long lines, but if you're -- not if you're flying out of san jose. len ramirez on why the airport has just been named the loneliest one in the country. >>> reporter:

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the reno area. they are getting snow flurries that will help. the westside on 80 we have snow and rain mix now down to about 3500 feet. here is how to looked in kingville. a live camera shot. above 3500 feet. it's snowing hard there. we have reports of chains, traffic has been slow on 80 all day. these are pictures that am extook on his way up to the mountain, slow going earlier. he is in truckee. he file a report at ten. you can see this -- the going is slow. we have a holiday weekend coming up and this snow is not helping. more snow in the forecast, more rain for us. ly be back with the complete bay area weather forecast coming up. >> if you are heading up check the website before you hit the road. we have live traffic maps and conditions in the sierra to help a long the way. click on the traffic tab. >> a memorial is growing tonight for a veteran vallejo police officer gunned down by a suspected bank robber. we are live now in vallejo with what neighbors are saying today about the accused gunman. >> reporter: tonight police thanking the could

. >>> a wildfire in reno raging out of control forcing thousands of evacuations, it's burning in rougherrain in the coughlin ranch area. so far it's destroyed 20 homes, nearly 10,000 people under voluntary evacuation order, although some were ordered out by police. firefighters are struggling to get ahead of the flames, too, which are being fueled by wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. >> but it is hit and miss which houses it hits. it jumped over to the bushes in that house. >> your house is okay? >> my house is okay. i just don't have any power. >> one man has died because of a heart attack while he was trying evacuate. a number of people have also suffered smoke inhalation. so far, 400 acres have burned. the origin of the fine is unknown. >>> -- the origin of the fire is unknown. >>> all these winds are fueling the flames in reno. here in the bay area, rain and cold. >> high country with winds like that you have to get out of the way. there's not much you can do to stop the fire. but we are seeing showers beginning to show up in the bay area. some of that working its way into the ren

. >>> we're going to begin with reno burning. a fast-moving, wind-whipping wildfire is causing devastation in nevada city. check out this photo. those are flames just outside of the city. the fire is being blamed for one death. and dozens of homes have been destroyed or damaged. abc's cecilia vega is in reno with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. it was so windy out here yesterday when this fire started, the fire crews couldn't even tackle this fire from the air. now, look at this. this is the result. nearly two dozen homes destroyed. this one was a 12,000 square-foot house. and now, it's just a shell. gusts whipped this fire out of control. 2,000 acres, 20 homes and structures damaged. and 10,000 people forced to flee their homes in search of safer ground. >> very scary. very unsettling. this morning about 2:00, i smelled smoke. but i thought it was one of our neighbor's fireplaces was just smoking. then, i started getting texts about 6:00 this morning from a lot of different people asking me if we were okay. and i

. >>> reno, nevada, crews scramble to stop a fire that killed one person and burned 20 homes. it has burned more than 450 acres and high winds are only complicating this firefight. about 90 schools are closed to clear the road to traffic and make way for dozens of fire crews. first responders went door to door overnight, evacuating thousands of people. several emergency centers are now set up for the evacuees. >> first and foremost, we've got to pray for the victims, those who have been evacuated and just have an opportunity here at reno high school to visit with them. obviously, people are in the state of shock. they have everything they need and as far as the state's concerned, we have deployed all of our assets we have. >> firefighters don't know what caused this fire. we'll continue to follow developments in reno. >>> occupy movement in oakland has announced plans to relocate to a different location at a park on 19th and telegraph about half a mile away from the previous camp at frank ogawa plaza. protesters are planning another march tomorrow. they say they'll hold a rall

that two- thousand acre wildfire near reno.le an hour winds pu >>> power lines being blamed on the 2000-acre wildfire near reno. 32 homes destroyed and thousands of people were forced to leave. today some of the lucky ones returned home. >> i pent most of the morning keeping that fire down and it was raging in our gully. the sad part we witnessed our neighbor's houses just burn down in front of our eyes. >> tonight the fire is 80% contained. >>> crews remain at the scene tonight of a five alarm fire in berkeley, one that left some cal students homeless. anne makovec explains why firefighters are still keeping watch nearly 24 hours after the flames erupted. >> it felt so surreal. >> reporter: she saw the smoke from her apartment window and shot this video with her cell phone. a raging fire in this five story commercial and apartment building. >> kept getting bigger. there was black smoke coming out of the windows too. >> her building was evacuated but it was the people that lived in the 39 apartment buildings in this building th

fichlt that's the report from reno. very clearly had that video winds are huge problem for firefighters. come newspaper a few minutes. spencer will have the forecast for the area in the fire zone. >>> well n-vallejo tonight as police continue the investigation in the murder of one of their own, friends family mourn terrible loss. officer jim cap shot and killed chasing a suspected bank robber yesterday. man facing murder charms is henry albert smith. jonathan bloom has the latest on this trnl difficult. >> it's crazy he's gone. real crazy. >>reporter: players lump any from the vallejo high school women basketball team tearfully carry banner and flowers to the steps of the police department if honor of fallen officer they knew as coach cap. >> he just amising person. don't really meet a lot of people like him these days. he carried about community. cared about the youth. cared about making a change. >> came to work every day. very happy. very full of life. and set a standard for the quite honestly every officer within th

more on the drive times and in of state on the devastating fires in reno. baba beneath at the arid desert area of the wild fire it reno has forced thousands to leave their homes. 32 homes have been destroyed. it is contained in right now, firefighters are just making sure that there are no hot spots or flareups. 1,900 a. have burned. they are looking at the cause right now. they believe it could have been power lines knocked down by gil force winds. the crews are working to cut out hot spots and prevent mudslides. >>mark: james fletcher has the latest on our forecast. >>james: things are getting clear of. hajji fog and clouds car. it is a cool morning bay area wide. this afternoon more sunshine and dry conditions. things will still be on the cool side. upper 50s are as low as it is going to get. to the north is where we see our coldest temperatures. napa and fairfield are flirting with upper 30's. it is colder this morning, nobody is 11 degrees colder than it was this time yesterday. >>james: lets take a look at where we see the fog and cloud cover. to the

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war vet in the hospital. 20 homes are gone this afternoon in reno . break through drug no longer cleared to treat one kind of cancer. >> thank you, larry. >> we'll have more of hen rewinkler and talk about his involvement with the open arms and his book on fly fishing. that is his passion. >> i always wanted to learn how to fly fish. and actress anne hathaway is lending support. she tried to blend in wearing a and sunglasses. she showed up with her both room and held up a soin black board and not bullets. kan ye west also made appearances. >> alert the fashion police. a collection was stolen from a train in london. they had to cancel the press day. they were supposed to show samples to members of media. mark jacob's page is offering a reward. colle the missing collection is valued at $63,000. he is either brutal low honest or brutal robert patterson would not mind the twilight. he calls himself judgmental and symbolize with the haters who vent seen the series. christian and others say they would twihards. >>> and i hear it is challenging. and we'll ch

>>pam: and unseasonable wildfire is roaring in reno. we show you the fiery scene that has already destroyed homes. it >>pam: a major project under way for the holidays in san francisco. help rebuild what ashore to become a holiday tradition. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>catherine: office death investigation back for the hollywood star natalie wood's has been reopened. a key witness is now saying that he lied to police and that her husband, actor robert wagner was responsible for her death. >> i told robert, let's turn on the search lights and he said, no, we do not want to do the right now. >>catherine: thanksgiving, 1981, a secluded code near catalina island, there were four people on board the 55

of reno is under a state of emergency. how the fire seemed to come out of nowhere. sharon? >> reporter: ken, dana, the fire was enough to topple a semi truck. a mountain of soaring flames errorred through the nevada foothills, driving nearly 3000 people from their beds in the middle of the night. some are relieved to find their homes still standing. some helped find the flames! what did you use? >> garden hose. grateful that we have a good fire department to help and i'm sorry for the people who didn't turn out as well. >> reporter: fire crews say the worst is over now. but if the winds let up, it won't take much for the flames to flair up again. the early morning fires around 60 miles per hour with fires. first, it was too windy to drop retardant. >> we want to get it in the air but can't because of the high winds. >> we have crews leapfrogging from one area, one neighborhood to another. >> whoa, that just got big quickly. i didn't even see that. >> giant flames cut unpredictable paths, licking up at least 25 homes. firef

ktvu's alex savidge made the drive to reno and tells us the likely cause of that blaze. >> reporter: hillsides covered with a light dusting of snow. this is the scene in the colin ranch neighborhood of reno one day of a fierce wind-driven fire blew thorough and the residents saw the destruction this fire caused. this woman still has a place to live and is grateful. >> to know some people weren't as lucky, and it's just heard break. >> reporter: huge flames pushed right up to the front of this place. >> it came to right about here, but you can see some of this stuff was singed off. >> reporter: late in the day winds died down and snow started falling which helped crews gain the upper hand. this fire dropped embers down on random homes in this neighborhood. this place burned, but the house right next door was spared. >> scariest thing i have been through in my life. it was a road of fire that was causing the embers to be carried this way. >> reporter: at the height of the fire over 4000 homes were threat íened, but the snow certainly helped. over 2000 acres were burned and investigator

we'll talk about that and the outlook for your thanksgiving holiday coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, reno are focusing on lingering hot spots from that massive wildfire. more than 30 homes >>> fire crews in reno are focusing on lingering hot spots from that massive wildfire. more than 30 homes were damaged or destroyed but another 4,000 homes were saved by firefighters. the 2,000-acre fire is now 95% contained. fire crews are getting help from a snowstorm that hit the area. receding to prevent mudslides is beginning on the hillsides. the fire spread at a rate of 30 miles per hour because of gale- force winds. no cause has been found. >>> streets around the apartment building in berkeley that caught fire friday night are still closed. that's because city officials say the building is unsafe. it took five engine companies several hours to get a handle on the fire. uc berkeleyly students who lived there are thou without a place to live. >>> a public hearing to investigate quality assurance practices for bridge construction inspections. the state senate hearing follows a sacramento bee invest

burning rapidly in a residential area of the city of reno.embers the size of half dollars are blowing up to a half mile ahead of the fire. >> reporter: we are learning in the last hour winds are up to 70 miles-an-hour. 90 schools are closed. two shelters open. one is already full. anyone who doesn't have to be in the area is being asked to stay away. cause of the fire, still not known. nanette miranda will have reports later. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> vallejo police department starting that news conference on the death of officers james capoot. let's go there right now.@@ we are not going going to talk about the calibre now but he had a a handgun. >> [ inaudible ] >>> can you explain why the initial confusion as there were initially two suspects? >> these situations are fast moving. sometimes information gets relayed or perceived wrong. we wanted to make sure there was not a us is -- not a second suspect. >> did he confess? >> i'm not prepared to talk about that. >> we talked to some residents, -- [ inaudible ] maybe this may have been p

demonstrators believe that still leaves room for negotiation autos massive fire in reno now contained tonight. but at least 20 homes have been destroyed in the afluent collin subdivision on the southwestern edge of reno. and this is still a active fire scene. >> the weather is now working in firefighters favor. the winds have died down. and look. i see snow flurry that's will help. but earlier today a different story. about 12:30 this morning a rare november wildfire broke out in the sierra nevada foothills in southern reno and sent nearly 10,000 residents out of their homes not helping were the strong winds gusts up to 60 miles per hour. and this is comparable to santa ana winds. residents had no or little times to evacuate. and starting new spot fires. neighbors and police began banging on doors to make sure people made it out. >> i was woken up by a neighbor pounding on the door. ran down, saw that he was saying there is a fire coming down. i saw a glo. i got jeans and a jacket. flames were outside. >> when i came out police are here. they said there is a mandatory evacuation. you

live in reno abc 7 news. >> thank you. and sandhya patel joins us right now. >> just a short time ago, winds gusting as high as 37 miles per hour. that changed now. and here is where fire is burning. i want to show you wind has been coming out of the west-southwest. and temperatures 42 degrees now. winds out of the west at 10 miles per hour. and this is sustained so dropped off considerably. looking at the humidity it's coming up. winds gusting in and around the fire area about 60-70 miles per hour today. it appears there is winds starting to drop off. so over next couple hours, winds continue to subside. humidity increasing and that moisture moves in there. i'll be back to let you know if wet weather will impact the forecast. >> thank you very much. we'll see you shortly. disturbing video showing a police officer beating former army ranger the night of the occupy oakland general strike. >> hey! stop sclam stop sclam let him go. >> afterwards, he had to be taken to the hospital with a ruptured spleen. footage begin was him

burning rapidly in a residential area of the city of reno. embers the size of half dollars are blowing up to a half mile ahead of the fire. >> reporter: we are learning in the last hour winds are up to 70 miles-an-hour. 90 schools are closed. two shelters open. one is already full. anyone who doesn't have to be in the area is being asked to stay away. cause of the fire, still not known. nanette miranda will have reports later. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> vallejo police department starting that news conference on the death of officers james capoot. let's go there right now. it looks as though they are just getting started waiting to the reporters to get set. the person in front of the microphone is [ unintelligible ] >> first the police department had been warning the community there could have been a second suspect on the loose still. they have one person arrested. they are now saying there is no second suspect. that news conference will start shortly. we will take a short break but come back to it, when it all -- the investigation is stil

. >>> a massive fire continues to burn in reno, nevada, tonight. so far one has died. several have been injured including a firefighter. the fire has destroyed 20 homes. it broke out just after midnight in an upscale area in reno and has burned more than 2,000 acres. 10,000 people have been evacuated. at this hour, firefighters think most of the fire has been contained. over the next 24 hours residents will find out when they can safely return to their homes. weather has been helping with containment. snow has been falling on and off all day and it's been helping with their efforts. speaking of the forecast, let's check in with jeff ranieri. >> it's kicking off in the bay area with some of the coldest air of the season. 10:00 p.m. tonight we're looking at temperatures in the 30s and low 40s already in the north bay and plenty of 40s in the south bay. and by 5:00 a.m. our coldest air throughout the valleys with plenty of mid to low 30s tonight. we're even looking at 41 as we head into tomorrow morning in livermore. as we head through saturday, look at this. numbers are

. >>> a massive fire in reno is largely contained. at least 20 moles have been destroyed in -- homes have been destroyed on the southwestern edge of reno. the wildfire forced nearly 10,000 people from their homes. winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour fanned the flames furiously. residents had very little time to evacuate. they had to get out in a hurry. a 74-year-old man suffered a heart attack and died during the confusion. 16 people were injured as they tried to escape. firefighters believed the blaze may have been sparked by a downed power line or perhaps a homeless encampment. >>> investigators are trying to find out if a cyberattack outside the united states caused a water system to fail in illinois. officials in springfield say it appears someone used pass words to get into the system. it may have originated in russia. joe weis says bay area utilities are vulnerable to an attack. >> the true concern is not the fact you have a two or three-day outage. the concern is that you could have a nine to 18-month outage. >> pg&e told abc7

. >>> a massive fire in reno is largely contained. at least 20 moles have been destroyed in -- homes have been destroyed on the southwestern edge of reno. the wildfire forced nearly 10,000 people from their homes. winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour fanned the flames furiously. residents had very little time to evacuate. they had to get out in a hurry. a 74-year-old man suffered a heart attack and died during the confusion. 16 people were injured as they tried to escape. firefighters believed the blaze may have been sparked by a downed power line or perhaps a homeless encampment. >>> investigators are trying to find out if a cyberattack outside the united states caused a water system to fail in illinois. officials in springfield say it appears someone used pass words to get into the system. it may have originated in russia. joe weis says bay area utilities are vulnerable to an attack. >> the true concern is not the fact you have a two or three-day outage. the concern is that you could have a nine to 18-month outage. >> pg&e told abc7

with less of the activity pushing into reno, sierra nevada, and maybe a stray shower if you are headedto the sierra nevada or a snowflake. the next system quickly on its heels and that's what moves on later on today. in between we are talking partly cloudy conditions, temperatures cool, below the average today with numbers pretty much in the 50s around the bay. it will be cool with the northwesterly winds. then the next system having a little bit of trouble as to where this is going to lie as it flies to the south and east, whether or not it's going to be close to the coast or move more inland. nonetheless, it spells out wet weather. let's start out with this evening. notice by 7:00 the rain is just in the north bay. some lighter showers in napa, santa rosa. we've got cold air in place. a mix of rain and snow up here. take a look what happens as we go through the evening and overnight hours. heavier rain along the shoreline. the santa rosa coast and can't taj cruz. this is the overnight hours. by early tomorrow, 7:00 still light showers around the bay and it's the afternoon, we will ge

that reno fire, as you can see in the video, burning out of control there.me getting ahead of the flames because of the high winds. >> here's a look at some of the other stories people are talking about now. an idaho man accused of firing shots at the white house claims he is jesus and president obama is the antichrist. he's charged with atepting to assassinate the president. having allegationedly fired nine rounds at the white house. he could face life in prison if convicted. >>> two ohio men are in custody in connection with the death of a florida man. the man responded to their bogus help wanted ad on craig's list. authorities investigated after another man say he was shot by the suspects and managed to escape when he answered the same listing on craig's list. they found the body of the missing man and arrested the pair. >>> and three oklahoma girls are recovering today after being nearly crushed in a bizarre elevator accident. they thought they were stepping into the school elevator and quickly realized that the elevator was actually above them and comin

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has asked state seismic safety experts to review the questionable inspections. >>> a massive fire in reno is fully contained but crews are watching hotspots. more than 30 homes were destroyed and 4,000 homes were saved by firefighters. snow helped crews get a handle on the 2,000 acre fire which started early friday. no official cause yet but firefighters are suspecting arcing power lines started the fire. >>> this prime oceanfront property is now in the ocean in los angeles. a street in the san pedro area collapsed when a storm hit southern california yesterday. amazingly no one was hurt. but the area has been closed since 25-foot-deep cracks appeared in the soil last spring. the mayor is asking people to stay away from that area. >> if you have a home in that area, my guess is it's probably not going to sell for a while. >> that's awful. >> tough, oh, my goodness. >>> how about some weather to kick off your monday? let's kick it over to mr. lawrence karnow. >> hope you had a great weekend. a little wet out there. >> it was. >> cold. >> but now things drying out. and cold. starting out ch

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. >> a break for firefighters battling a massive reno fire. the progress and a possible cause. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, take a look at this video.. strangers came to the rescuf a man trapped in a burning r in san francisco south of >>> in the headlines, strangers cametoo the rescue of a man in a burning car. they broke the window and got him out just before the car was ungulf in flames. >>> a raid this morning closed the last remaining "occupy" camp in oakland. police removed a dozen tents at snow park. it was a peaceful raid. >>> and south san francisco police are trying to find this armed and dangerous man. alvin baja luis accused of holding family members at gunpoint and shooting his sister in the hand. >>> good morning, folks. if you are heading around the bay area today still a couple of low clouds hanging around out there. we could see some patchy ground fog developing. temperatures chilly to begin the day. a lot of 40s out there now although they are beginning to see a few 30s in the north bay valleys. this afternoon, plenty of sunshine and

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. >>> happening now, a dangerous wildfire continues to bush in an upscale neighborhood of reno tonight. the firefighters have it mostly contained at this hour. it has been nearly 24 hours since flames started to spread across 2,000 acres of brush in the southern outskirts of reno. the fire damaged or destroyed two dozen homes. and forced nearly 10,000 people to evacuate. at least 17 people are suffering from injuries. one firefighter is recovering from first and second-degree burns and a 74-year-old man died when he suffered a heart attack and lost control of his car while fleeing with his wife. >>> occupy oakland is tonight looking to relocate but it is finding resistance from neighbors. campers kicked out want to move to a new park on 19 and telegraph about a half mile from the previous camp. this park is surround by businesses, homes and schools and the tent city does not sound appealing to neighbors, including one man who interrupted the protesters's news conference saying his daughter who attends the art scho across the street shouldn't have to deal with the occupiers. >> occupy o

. >> 25 homes were destroyed near reno, the southwestern edge of reno.a wildfire forced nearly 10,000 people from their homes. the mayor said they will start returning home today about noon. firefighters believe the flames may have been sparked by a downed power line. winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour fanned the flames yesterday. a 64-year-old man suffered a heart attack and died. >> coming up next. >> it does not require one in most situations. >> with the help. your cellphone and gps, nearly every step you take is being recorded and stored. now people are asking who should be able to see it. and it's crab season but there's none being brought in. why you might not be able to why you might not be able to have fresh, local anything else, hon? hon? do you call everyone hon? no. i'm sweetie. precious. sugar britches. whoever you are, get a whole dinner and a drink for just $8 with the $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> how many people know where you ar

♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> a massive wildfire continues to burn in reno tonight.o far, one person has died, several others have been injured, including a firefighter there. the blaze started just after midnight in an upscale area near the southeast border of reno. so far, it's burned more than 2,000 acres. these are some of the dramatic pictures from just early this morning. the fire has destroyed 20 homes, 10,000 people have been evacuated. at this point, it is even unclear when they'll be allowed to return to their homes. the cause of the fire, still unknown at this point. >>> more people in the bay area and statewide are back at work. .2% may not sound like much. but it's significant for the state, with the unemployment rate dropping from 11.9% to 11.7%. that's nearly a percentage point. in santa clara county, most of the new positions were added by schools. but the fields of hospitality and construction also saw big gains. >>> controversy on the green. an environmental group says it wants a pacifica golf course to stop maintaining its lawn in order to save end

we will turn to weather and a big firefight going on in reno, nevada.re fueled by gusty winds, dry terrain is threatening hundreds of homes. thousands of people lost fire. the fire is just about a day old. people who evacuated their homes are still in a state of shock. no word on how the fire got started. not important right now how it got started, it's important to get this thing out and weather is playing a role. >> certainly did yesterday when we had winds well above hurricane force. today the winds will drop. at the same time the humidity will be back up. the thing that really sparked this flame, accelerated the flames, caused burn to enhance is due to a storm system that pulled well to the north. high pressure over parts of the great basin. the two working in concert made for some strong winds. they were basically coming in from the southwest over the sierra nevada. normally when you have storm systems that move oversee yarea sierra nevada, you have rain and snow. what happens is one side robs the moisture, the other side gets the deficit and also

. >>> welsh the reno wildfire is now -- well, the reno wildfire is now fully contained the fire destroyed 32 homes and scorched 1,935 acres. crews are still monitoring hot spots out there. they are repairing hillsides that were damaged by bulldozers in an effort to prevent any mudslide. the homeowners who lost their homes say the fire could have been a lot worse. >> they why yelling get out! get out! the fire is coming have the. >> i just want to thank them, they saved our life the. >> i thought this whole neighborhood would be done. never seen anything like. >>> it is 7:34. landslide pushed along by this weekend's rains is keeping work crews in los angeles busy this morning. reporter rick low zahn know is live in san -- rick lozano is live in san pedro. >> reporter: that's right, tori. unfortunately no one was injured by this most recent collapse. there have been others. immediately behind me you see heavy equipment in place. that equipment has been there for several months as workers have been working on storm drains. now, immediately to the left is the pacific ocean and collapse yester