all of had in west alameda. police are urging people to keep their doors and windows locked and to call with any sightings of the suspect. sam and laura. >> thank you very much. frightening. >>> 5:02. more drama if for san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. this time a suspended license for months. the dmv says it suspended his license back this in february after he failed to submit paperwork related to an october crash. through a spokesperson the sheriff says he did not know he was only allowed to drive to and from work until now. the controversy comes as the sheriff runs for reelection. supporters say political opponents are trying to make him look bad while krit it particulars say it's part of his pattern of bad behavior. >> everyone is embarrassed by it, but if reality the sheriff should not better, he is the head raw person in the city. >> the sheriff says he's working to fix the problem and has contacted his insurance representatives to see why the proper report was never submitted. >>> happening today, it

was a crucial piece of evidence helping them identify the suspect who menaced neighborhoods in west alameda for months and is believed to be responsible for several break-ins and a sexual assault of a minor. >> there was a sexual assault of a juvenile, um, that the suspect cut the screen on the -- on an open unsecured window. >> reporter: investigators say the 17-year-old suspect turned himself in. they are not naming him yet because of his age. but they say his alleged crimes fit a familiar disturbing pattern in which he appears to specifically target women at home alone. >> i can't answer, you know, what his motive was really in his mind. but the cases are all similar in nature because the homes were occupied with females. >> reporter: police say the teen didn't steal anything from the homes but left physical evidence behind. investigators say they are currently trying to link him to several other break-ins in the area. they are hoping to reassure the public that they have taken a predator off the streets. >> a peeping tom is someone who is more of a voyeur. this person actually is, you k

always helpful. >> reporter: again, police are advising all residents of alameda to lock your windows and doors, especially on the west side, especially after midnight when the attack tend to occur. and they are stepping up patrols to make sure this guy gets caught. live in alameda, terry mcsweeney. >>> new at 11:00, not enough officers on the undertwo. san jose police are about to take their crime fight to the sky. they are expected to greenlight a one year pilot program allowing the police department to use a police drone. the adrian has been at the center of a debate. the city held a series of meetings over privacy concerns but the mayor says it will only be used in certain situations. >> we are constrainting the use of drones to specific situations where you have an explosive device or an active shooter. >> can drones can not fly at night or record video. if the city approves the use of a drone, it must be approved by the faa and will likely start in 2017. >>> new video just in the newsroom. a water main break in san jose this evening. on hillsdale avenue across the treat from the career technical educational cent

police say this is the man suspected of breaking into homes over the past few month open the west side of alameda. >> that's where alan is live tonight where there are extra patrol right now. alan? >>reporter: yes. 6 break-ins so far on this west side of town dan and amma. these are called hot prowl cases because the victims have been home each time. which is scary but now he has sexually assaulted a young girl and police are afraid bees to strike again. he had just again to bed after finishing his shift as clerk at the roadway inn when man climbs through the window of his motel apartment. the night clerk caught him in the act on surveillance camera and scared him off. >> scary because first time in my life that someone got 52 my room at midnight. >>reporter: sthains accident on june 16 police say the same man climbed through the unlocked window of 5 other homes while the residents were inside. >> he's had confrontation with people inside the houses. >>reporter: on sunday morning he became more than a burglar. he sexually assaulted a young girl while she slept in her be bed. 12k3w-z police ask r

all of this happening on alameda's west end. police are urging people to keep a lookout for that man. as with last weekend assault the suspect appears to be getting more bold. >>> a developing story, another tense emotional night in ferguson, missouri. violent protests spilled on to the streets for a fourth straight night leading to nearly two dozen arrests. the crowds are marking one year since a police officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. there were no shots fired last night. we continue to follow the very latest am missouri in our next half hour we will go live to jay gray in ferguson where a state of emergency is now in effect. >>> at 6:02, happening today, taking their fight against crime to the skies. at a time when there aren't enough officers on the ground san jose police want to help protect the city by launching drones into the air. "today in the bay's" chuck coppola joins us live from the san jose police department this morning. chuck, if approved the drones will only fly in certain situations? >> report

police say this is the man suspected of breaking into homes over the past few month open the west side of alameda that's where alan is live tonight where there are extra patrol right now. alan? >>reporter: yes. 6 break-ins so far on this west side of town dan and amma. these are called hot prowl cases because the victims have been home each time. which is scary but now he has sexually assaulted a young girl and police are afraid bees to strike again. he had just again to bed after finishing his shift as clerk at the roadway inn when man climbs through the window of his motel apartment. the night clerk caught him in the act on surveillance camera and scared him off. >> scary because first time in my life that someone got 52 my room at midnight. >>reporter: sthains accident on june 16 police say the same man climbed through the unlocked window of 5 other homes while the residents were inside. >> he's had confrontation with people inside the houses. >>reporter: on sunday morning he became more than a burglar. he sexually assaulted a young girl while she slept in her be bed. 12k3w-z police ask r aski

he may be linked to a string of seven other burglaries in alameda's west end. >>> a former fremont elementary school teacher has been arrested 14 years after being charged with child molestation. the fbi took him into custody in los angeles. abc7 news reporter katie has more. katie? >> fremont police investigated him in july of 200 1 and a month later he was charged with multiple counts of child molestation. he took off for mexico and at some point moved to los angeles. >> these pictures were posted on the northern california most wanted website. it was a tip from a citizen that lead to his capture. >> he was living a low profile life, but he was off the grid and using a false identity. and really him being caught is a result of a vigilant citizen who thought something wasn't right and called in a tip. >> he what a mentor employed at two schools. it is not clear at which school it took place. but the fbi said it happened during summer school with boys 10 years old. >> it has been 14 years. >> when the task force found him in l.a. there was a short foot chase and struggle. he will be driven by

he may be linked to a string of seven other burglaries in alameda's west end. >>> a former fremont elementary school teacher has been arrested 14 years after being charged with child molestation. the fbi took him into custody in los angeles. abc7 news reporter katie has more. katie? >> fremont police investigated him in july of 200 1 and a month later he was charged with multiple counts of child molestation. he took off for mexico and at some point moved to los angeles. >> these pictures were posted on the northern california most wanted website. it was a tip from a citizen that lead to his capture. >> he was living a low profile life, but he was off the grid and using a false identity. and really him being caught is a result of a vigilant citizen who thought something wasn't right and called in a tip. >> he what a mentor employed at two schools. it is not clear at which school it took place. but the fbi said it happened during summer school with boys 10 years old. >> it has been 14 years. >> when the task force found him in l.a. there was a short foot chase and struggle. he will be driven by

. >> reporter: steve has lived here on alameda's west end for 17 years. he has to think back a decade to the last time he heard about a break-in happening in this neighborhood. >> a lady right over here 10 years ago a guy broke into her house. >> reporter: it just doesn't happen much on this island but this summer has been different. take a look at this picture. alameda police are calling the man seen in this surveillance still a person of interest in half dozen burglaries that began june 16. police say the suspects has a distinct m.o. he cuts the screens open windows and climbs in. the last break-in, yesterday. and this time, there was also a sexual assault. >> really unusual to have this type of sex crime going on. >> reporter: police are urging alameda residents to lock their doors and windows something that's never been necessary. >> i hardly ever lock my apartment complex until late at night. it's always open. >> i have left my door open overnight. i have left my door open driving up to the grocery store. >> reporter: until now. christin ayers, kpix

. >> reporter: steve kazmartsik has lived on alameda's west end for 17 years and has to think back to the last decade the last time he heard about a break-in happening in this neighborhood. >> a lady over here 10 years ago, a guy broke into her house. >> reporter: it just doesn't happen much on this island, but this summer has been different. take a look at this picture. appear immediate a police are calling this man seen in this surveillance still a person of interest in half a dozen burglaries since june 16th. police say the suspect has a instinct m.o. he cuts the screen and climbs in. the last break-in? yesterday and there was also a sexual assault. >> it's really unusual to have this type of sex crime going on. >> reporter: police are urging alameda residents to lock their doors and windows, something that's never been necessary. >> i hardly ever lock my apartment complex until late at night. it's always open. >> i've left my door open overnight. i've left my door open driving up to the grocery store. >> reporter: until now. now we spotted alameda police patrol cars doing extra pa

investigators have already tied him to five robberies in alameda's west end, all of which involved female victims. in a most recent attack on sunday, police say a prowler sexually assaulted a young girl sleeping in her bedroom. >>> police are looking for a drone that forced a medical helicopter carrying a patient to take evasive action. the pilot had to make a sudden turn to avoid the unmanned aircraft yesterday afternoon just north of the fresno yosemite international airport. the chopper was hospiteaded to hospital with the patient. the drone missed the rotor barely flying a dangerous 20 feet beneath the blade. the helicopter made it safely to the hospital. the faa says encounters between drones and aircraft near airports are an increasing problem. >>> ready, set -- shop! this morning, the biggest outlet mall in the state is opening a slew of new stores in livermore. at least 30 new shops open this morning at 10:00, including carolina herrera, jimmy chu and more, including the disney store. 20 more stores are on the way along with extra parking. the city is called the san francisco prem

alameda police want to talk to. police say so far these break- ins have happened on the west end of alameda but again, the warning tor the island keep doors and windows locked particularly during the overnight hours. i can tell you i talked to a lieutenant this morning. said there's no new updates in terms of this investigation. but they are dedicating a lot of resources to finding this guy before he strikes again. >> they want everybody to know. all right. thank you. >>> oakland police are searching for two gunmen who kidnapped and robbed another man last night. police say the man was in front of a store on 96th avenue and international boulevard when two men wearing ski masks forced him into a car. they trove him around -- drove him around and dropped him off in the oakland hills. that man was not hurt. >>> 8:10. concord police are investigating an armed robbery at a pharmacy. this happened last friday at oakgrove pharmacy on oakgrove road. police say the man showed a pharmacy employee a gun and demanded prescription medication. the pharmacy worker refused. the two started fighting. police say the employee chased

. >> lieutenant ron simmons is watch commander on the west side of alameda, where all the crimes have occurred. >> this is what being a police officer is all about, trying to catch this guy right now. this is what's impacted the community hugely right now. >> as we rode with lieutenant simmons, we saw again and again exactly what this prowler is looking for. >> see his apartments right here. all these windows are open. >> an open window is something you won't find at this house. >> the doors are locked. and also we have a dog, so that's always helpful. >> terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> more drama meanwhile for a san francisco sheriff, his driver's license has been suspended for months now. >> the sheriff says he did not know about it until this week. here's nbc bay area's jean ellie. >> everyone's embarrassed by it, but in reality, the sheriff should know better, he's the head law enforcement person in the city. >> the deputy sheriff's association is speaking out against sheriff mercurini. the dmv suspended his license in february after he failed to submit paperwork related t

investigators have connected him to 2 out of 6 burglaries in alameda west end. because he's charged as a juvenile his name and photo will not be released. >> reading writing math and saving lives. that's what 9th graders learn in san francisco public school start thanksgiving year. teachers and other health educators learn how to train their students in giving hand only cpr. members of the fire department gave today lesson in what the chief calls a life long skill. >> basically before we arrive on scene anyone that administer hands only cpr or compression to the chest. there is a much greater likelihood of survival with immediate intervention. >> san francisco yawn fight now american largest school district who make learning cpr a graduation retirement. >> harsh drought conditions force the state department of fish and wildlife to he have been ate millions of fish from the flat land to hi mount lake to save their lives. if larger fish are scooped out of the hatchery pen and into tank trucks. smaller fish are put in a huge vacuum like device that suck them throug

. >> reporter: steve has lived here on alameda's west end for 17 years.has to think back a decade to the last time he heard about a break-in happening in this neighborhood. >> a lady right over here 10 years ago a guy broke into her house. >> reporter: it just doesn't happen much on this island but this summer has been different. take a look at this picture. alameda police are calling the man seen in this is your still a person of interest in half a dozen burglaries that began june 16. police say the suspect has a distinct m.o. cutting screens of open windows and climbs in, the last break- in yesterday. this time there was also a sexual assault. >> really unusual to have this type of sex crime going on. >> reporter: police are urging alameda residents to lock their doors and windows, something that's never been necessary. >> i hardly ever lock my apartment. it's always open. >> i left my door open overnight and driving up to the grocery store. >> reporter: until now. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> a state of emergency is in effect in ferguson, missouri and su

nbc bay area's michelle roberts is live in alameda's west end. michelle, they caught up to this suspect in a pretty unusual way. >> reporter: that's right. he walked right into the police station yesterday afternoon and turned himself in to police. but that was after investigators released this surveillance picture that was taken here at the rodeway inn, just one of the locations that he broke in to in the night, got in through a window. >> reporter: the lieutenant says in her 18 years at the alameda police department, she's never investigated a case like this. >> it was just going to be a matter of time, whether he self surrendered or we were going to arrest him. >> reporter: police say this 17-year-old turned himself in last night. we are blurring his face because he's under 18 and no decision has been made about whether to charge him as an adult. in the middle of the night on sunday, investigators say he broke into a home through an open window and sexually assaulted a young girl in her bedroom. they also say that's not his only crime. >> the

so far the break ins appear to be happening on the west end of the island. alameda police say they do have persons of interest. they have under cover officers on this case an have increased patrols but they are urging all residents out there to keep their doors and windows locked. especially over night. kind of echoing the concern that alameda resident we talked to said when the weather gets warm, the temptation is to leave your window open to let in a breeze but with this prowler out and about, it's not a good idea right now. dave, back to you. >> allie rasmus in alameda, thank you. >>> meantime the san mateo county sheriffs department warning people there be on alert after a man sexually assaulted a woman in her own home. it happened sunday night around 10:30 on chestnut street. a man knocked on the woman's door, she let him in. the man then sexually assaulted that woman and he escaped. >>> today the san jose city council will consider a six month ban on closing down mobile home parks. san jose has 59 mobile home parks but as that value of land goes up, so does th

. >> now alameda police are increasing patrols, especially at night on the west side of town where the crimes happened. >>> at 4:33 happening today, fighting crime from the sky. san jose police say there's not enough officers on the ground so they are turning to technology to it stop the rising crime in the city. "today in the bay" chuck coppola joining us live this morning with more on a pilot drone program and the department could get the green light later today. >> reporter: absolutely. it's up to the city council to determine whether to ground it or launch it or a one-year pilot program. now, the controversy began when san jose police quietly acquired a drone in january of 2014, spending at least $7,000 in federal grand money for the drone without any public input on the drone's use or limitations of its use. the two foot wood flying robot has gopro cameras attached and it was only after police bought it that several community meetings held. >> obviously police should be able to use it as a tool in case they're chasing somebody. so there's probably a lot of legitimate uses for it.

alameda police department is on it. >> the department's increased patrols on the west end of town, where all 6 of the break-ins have happened. they have undercover officers investigating this case, and can police are working with local businesses, the housing authority, and the school district to try and identify the man in this picture. in alameda, alley rasmus, fox 2 news. >> the san mateo county sheriff's department is warning people there to be on alert after a man sexually assaulted a woman in her home. ababout 10 -- about 10:30 sunday night. she let him in, he sexually assaulted her, and escaped. the san jose police department may be a step closer to flying drones to help solve crimes. the department has purchased a drone like this one. residents are able to voice their concerns in a series of public meeting. they are worried about invasion of privacy. the drone can be used in case of an explosive device or active shooter situation. not allowed to fly at night and it can't pick up audio. the camera will be prohibited from recording. >> if it's not allowed to do those things, enthink guess it's -- then i guess it's fin

police now confirm a national gas line in west oakland was deliberately disconnected at a home that exploded yesterday morning injuring two sheriff deputies. the alameda county sheriff's department was serving and eviction order at a triplex at the time. the deputies and a locksmith were drilling out the locks when there was an explosion and the building burst into flames. once the fire was out, a badly bushed body was found inside the building. one man who escaped the building said the whole thing seemed suspicious. >> with the way the key was broken into the lock and then knowing that you have to use a drill to take 00 that -- that off and the gas having to be on and you find a body independent independent -- inside. >> the deputies are expected to be okay. the owner of the property said the tenant had been living there since 2010. in may they stopped paying rent. police say the tenant knew he was being evicted but has not confirmed if that was the man inside. >>> the jerusalem fire is 16,500 acres. the crews are making some progress. it's 6% contained. the fire burning away from from nearby homes and subdivisions. 150 people have been forced to eva

west nile virus. they are planning to fog some areas, including along alameda.ruiser scheduled to be out thursday night beginning at 11:00 and finish up early friday morning. it will take three hours to get the job done. door hangers are notifying residents of the fogging. they will be distributed in those effective -- affected neighborhoods. >>> now to and it urban farming project with some unique farmers. everyone in this farm has spent time in prison. the farm is right in the middle of a west oakland lot. >> reporter: growing here is a second chance. >> i can't even say how much this means to me. >> reporter: a second chance at seventh and campbell. >> this was empty and vacant. >> reporter: and a second chance for the people who grow the vegetables here. it is said that everyone has a story. the workers here have all spent time behind bars. >> i spent seven years there. buck for what? >> attempted merger -- murder, home invasion, robbery. >> in many ways, these folks are still paying for their crimes. he doesn't have custody of his son. >> it was like losing

. >> two alameda county sheriff deputies are recovering after an explosion at a home where they found a body. abc 7 news was in west oakland as fire crews were responding. an eviction notice was being served when the house suddenly exploded. >> i heard an explosion. i thought it was a bomb or whatever. then we saw the smoke coming out. boom. and then all of a sudden you saw police officers running from the house. >> deputies found a 45-year-old man dead inside the home and discovered signs of booby traps. the deputies were not seriously hurt. >> a warning for people on the peninsula where a man sexually assaulted a woman inside a home. deputies say a man knocked on the door sunday night and the woman let him inside. he is on the loose and deputies are asking people to be on the alert of anyone suspicious in their neighborhoods. police announced the arrests of three carjacking suspects in san jose. police spotted the suspects. they were connected to a carjacking yesterday morning six miles away. officers moved in, the suspects tried to carjack two more drivers but were unsuccessful. the suspects fired shots as they

. >> two alameda county sheriff deputies are recovering after an explosion at a home where they found a body. abc 7 news was in west oakland as fire crews were responding. an eviction notice was being served when the house suddenly exploded. >> i heard an explosion. i thought it was a bomb or whatever. then we saw the smoke coming out. boom. and then all of a sudden you saw police officers running from the house. >> deputies found a 45-year-old man dead inside the home and discovered signs of booby traps. the deputies were not seriously hurt. >> a warning for people on the peninsula where a man sexually assaulted a woman inside a home. deputies say a man knocked on the door sunday night and the woman let him inside. he is on the loose and deputies are asking people to be on the alert of anyone suspicious in their neighborhoods. police announced the arrests of three carjacking suspects in san jose. police spotted the suspects. they were connected to a carjacking yesterday morning six miles away. officers moved in, the suspects tried to carjack two more drivers but were unsuccessful. the suspects fired shots as they

. >>> an eviction by the alameda county sheriff's office ended with an explosion, fire and two injured deputies. it hooped this morning in west oakland at 14th and peralta. it looks like the man who lived there had no plans to leave. da. >> reporter: yeah. they also found a body inside this building right here. investigators are trying to determine if that body found was the man who was being evicted. neighbors say he lived by himself and didn't cause any problems until the explosion this morning. an eviction -- >> it's touchy. you're talking someone out of his home. >> reporter: -- that ended with pan explosion and fire. >> explosion here, boom. >> reporter: next-door neighbors say a man being evicted didn't want to leave. they believe he set up a booby- trap when two deputies and a locksmith tried to get him out. >> he never came out during the day. he was a night person. >> reporter: they say he turned on the natural gas and jammed the lock with a broken key. investigators say the locksmith tried to drill it open around 11:00, a spark ignited the explosion knocking the two deputies against the wall causing minor injuries.

this all started when alameda county deputies showed up to evict the people living there. >> this happened in west oakland. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony joins us with this live chain of events. >> reporter: the coroner and oakland fire investigators are involved in what started as a routine eviction procedure that ended with an explosion and fire that left one man dead and two deputies with minor injuries. neighbors told abc 7 news they first heard a loud boom and then ran out to see this. a home at 14th and peralta completely engulfed in flames. >> it went boom and you saw police officers running from the house. >> reporter: the back portion erupted just as two sheriffs deputies and a locksmith were serving an eviction notice on the man who lived there. >> making zee to the lock. an explosion in the home that sent both deputies to the hospital with minor injuries. >> that's when i heard the second boom. >> reporter: janet lives in the upstairs unit. two of her sons also live in the first part of the triplex and operate a music studio there. >> i headed through the living room and told my son

alameda police saying even when the weather gets warm, they're urging people, especially on the west end of town to close and lock their doors and windows at night until the suspect is caught. >> good advice for just about every neighborhood in the bay area. >>> san francisco sheriff, ross mirkarimi says he didn't know his driver's license was suspended according to statement issued tonight. earlier today, the dmv confirmed it had suspended mirkarimi's license because he failed to report an accident. under california law, both drivers in an accident must file a report if someone is hurt, or danieled of $750 or more. mirkarimi acknowledged he was in a noninjury crash last october. the dmv says the other driver reported it, but mirkarimi didn't. the dmv says sheriff mirkarimi is only allowed now to drive to and from work. the sheriff says he is working to clear it. >>> google announced a major corporate reformation today that will create a new company called alphabet. he says products such as gmail, search, and android will continue to operate under the google name. the new company wil

being transported back to alameda county where he will finally face the child molestation charges against him. in fremont haaziq madyun >> pam:a man who was found dead inside his west oakland apartment after an explosion tuesday. has been identified as 45-year-old john navarre. the explosion occurred, while the alameda sheriffs deputies were serving an eviction notice to the home. the blast happened in the back of the building. and set the home on fire. oakland firefighters were called to put the fire out. the man was found dead in the back of the three unit building. no other tenants were in the building at the time, but the explosion did about 300- thousand dollars in damage. investigators are still trying to figure out whether navarre set off the explosion. or if it >> cath >> grant:happening now.day five of the jerusalem firefight.burning in lake and now napa countes.south- morning.that good progress was made overnight.increased humidity helping. the last update.indicating more than 23 thousand acres have burned.containment jumping up to 33 percent. mandatory evacuations still in effect. some 50 homes.threatened by the fire. joining us now live on the phone.cal

west are putting a strain on resources here at home. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. kpix 5's christian hartnett is live in san leandro where the alameda county fire department has been busy this summer. >> reporter: they are one of the many local agencies with firefighters and fire engines out in northern california near fresno battling fires away from home and it isn't even considered peak fire season right now. but cal fire says this summer has proven to be one of the more difficult summers across the state when it comes to wildfires. a lot of help has been called. as of yesterday, 12,000 firefighters were battling 17 wildfires in california. half called in from fire districts across the state. alameda county fire says it's all hands on deck during these times. >> so we're daily evaluating our capability, we're going to take care of our homes, communities and the state of california. sometimes we have maxed the department and we have to protect here and take care of our personnel. >> reporter: many agencies have limits on the amount of resources they can send out. alameda county fire, for example, has about 17 firefighters dispatche

west oakland and the embarcadero station. bart was 94 buses available. bart reports a 50% drop in ridership during the closure which is more than the agency expected. extended ferry service continues today. the alameda-oakland-san francisco ferry had a 25% jump in ridership yesterday morning because of the transbay toupe closure. i if you ride san francisco's muni metro in the late evening hours, shuttle buses will take you between the embarcadero station and st. francis circle from now until january. the buses will run between 9:30 in the evening and 1:30 in the morning. the buses will connect with lightrail vehicles running on surface streets. muni is upgrading communications equipment in the subway. >>> now to a developing story from memphis tennessee. police have taken a person of interest into custody in connection with the deadly shooting of a police officer. officer sean bolton died after being shot several times during a traffic stop late last night. investigators believe that a passenger from that car opened fire on bolton. police suspect the person was in possession of marijuana. >> looking at coward. he's a coward. you gun down, you murder a police officer. for less than two grams of mari

west of el camino. police also warning peopler to e careful about leaving windows open during the warm summer nights. >>> across the bay, another usually safe neighborhood. detectives canvassed the streets of alameda today, looking for tips that will lead them to this man, suspected of at least six burglaries in the past two months. all of the break-ins happened when the victims were at home. most recently on sunday when police say the suspect broke into a home and sexually assaulted a girl in her own bed. >>> no containment in sight. new video of the jerusalem fire in lake county, which exploded overnight. it has more than doubled in size now at 12,000 acres. more than 11 hundred firefighters are battling the flames. mandatory evacuations continue as the fire threatens 50 homes. we want to show a new map that shows how close it has crept toward the almost contained rocky fire. it's believed the two fires might merge, but right now the jerusalem fire is mainly burning towards the southeast, away from that larger blaze. let's bring in jeff ranieri for the latest on the conditions fire crews are facing now. jeff. >> as we look right now, the current conditions, you can see the surface winds blowing

west to east wind tomorrow afternoon. 15, 20, 25 miles an hour. so we are talking about temperatures being a help but the wind being a hindrance when it comes to this kind of fire in alameda county. we will talk about a chance of rainfall here coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks paul. >>> a petition demanding all san francisco police officers wear body cameras already has 35,000 signatures. it is in response to this viral cell phone video. you can see several officers on top of a man with a prosthetic leg. the sfpd says the man posed a danger to himself and the public waving sticks an stepping into oncoming traffic. >>> tonight, one oakland homeowner says he has had it with what is happening on his street. he posted an open letter on facebook for everyone to see. christin ayers on who he is trying to shame out of the neighborhood. >> reporter: there is a small war on this block in oakland. at the center, this home. monique brown says her family has lived here for 20 years since she was one year old. >> kids are running up and down the block playing. we had no problems with anybody. >> reporter: that changed when a new wave of neighbors moved in over the last five years.

beaches today and across the bay into 75 in alameda, berkeley and el cerrito. 80s will be common around the peninsula and jumping up to the 90s inland. westreeze 10 to 15 miles per hour. we have your cloud cover on friday all the way through the weekend. cooler temperatures a slight chance of raindrops but hey, by the way, big series in town tonight as the giants play host to the chicago cubs. we have cain on the mound for the good guys. 66 tumbling down to 63 degrees. enjoy your tuesday. >> thank you. >>> a video of of a california dad who applauds his son for choosing a doll at the toy store has gone viral. >> watch his heartwarming promise to his 4-year-old. >> now, how do you think a dad feels when his son wants to get this? >> yeah! >> yeah! >> that's how i feel. right, suri? i let my boys choose their life. that's how mama and i, you know, that's how week, right? we just say whatever. >> well, all right. whatever. the dad went on to tell his sons that he promises to love them and accept them no matter what life they choose. the video has been viewed more than 13 million times. >> cute. [ child screaming at the top of his lungs ] >>

alameda, and hayward hills at 69 degrees. with our temperatures still fairly comfortable, we had a wind that will continue to come in from the west up to about 10, 15 miles an hour through the day, becoming more breezy, as you head home, going out for dinner, you will definitely want to hold on to your hat as the wind continues to pick up. today's high, 76 degrees. and the rest of the microclimate shows some 70s in the north bay, oakland 74, and danville today, topping out at 84 degrees. so the air quality is so much better, remember last weekend, we had the smoke drifting in from the wildfires from the north. well you now that we do have an onshore flow, the air quality has returned to normal levels. it's still approaches the moderate amount, as we see the gradual shift of the air blowing off to the east, but we do still have some wildfires in the area. the air quality will continue to improve this weekend, and this mainly affects those with breathing problems, if you have at sthma. at least with the comfortable weather, you don't have to do that. a lot of sunshine, and temperatures staying in the upper 70s. a breeze kicking in

. >> two alameda county sheriff's deputies are recovering this morning after an explosion at a home where they found a body. deputies were serving an eviction notice in west oakland yesterday morning when the house just exploded. and this is youtube video showing the intense flames. investigators traced the blast to natural gas. deputies eventually entered the home and discovered the body of a 45-year-old man. they also found signs of booby traps. investigators have not ruled out the possibility the explosion was intentional. the deputies were not seriously hurt. >>> family, friends, and supporters of a man who died in the jail will hold a rally and vigil in downtown oakland. jail guards allegedly ignored screams for help from nearby inmates and did not call for emergency medical support. martinez died that day. his death has now triggered a call for justice. the rally and vigil begin at 7:00 tonight near lake side drive and lake merit boulevard. >> a sexually violent predator in the east bay could be a free man as soon as friday. a judge is set to rule whether he will be released. he's at the hospital after a probation violation stemming from an interact

two alameda county sheriff's deputies are recovering this morning after an explosion at a home where they found a body. deputies were serving an eviction notice in westland yesterday morning when the house exploded. this is youtube video showing the intense flames. investigators trace the blast to natural gas. deputies eventually entered the home and discovered the body of a 45-year-old man. they also found signs of booby traps. investigators haven't ruled out the possibility the explosion was intentional. the deputies were not seriously hurt. >>> family, friends, and supporters of a man who died in the jail will hold a rally and vigil this morning in downtown oakland. officials say mario martinez suffered an asthma attack inside his cell. jail guards allegedly ignored screams for help from nearby inmates and did not call for emergency medical support. ms martinez died that day. his death has triggered a call for justice. the rally and vigil began at 7:00 p.m. >>> an nfl executive says the city of oakland has not presented a viable plan to keep the raiders in oakland. yesterday, team owners met in chicago to listen to relocation plans for los angeles

west end but they are make sure residents keep their windows and doors locked. and anyone who thinks they may have been a victim of a crime like this or know the person should give alameda police a call. >> allie rasmus, thank you. we'll talk to you later. >>> also the san mateo county sheriffs department warning people there be on alert as well as a man assaulted from. the man then sexually assaulted her and left. >>> more than 1,000 firefighters are battling the latest growing wild fire in lake county. the jerusalem fire which started sunday night has grown to 6,000 acres. it is 0% contained at this point. 150 people is have i quack are waited. >> getting the necessary resources we can in some of that steep terrain. we are using everything. helicopters and hand crews. >> this fire started just as firefighters were getting control of the rocky fire burning a few miles away. >>> a 49-year-old man says he was trying to protect his home from the jerusalem fire has been arrested. accused of starting a backfire. ron ramos was arrested sunday night. they questions cover. >> this first arson arrest. all up and down the state we have been from cal fire says it is hill legal fo

alameda. >>anny hong: 84 in pleasanton not a certainty should weather for you concord also looking very warm of recoverable rather to the west80s and the redwood city area 83 and apple. >>marty gonzales: one of 300 planned parenthood clinics across the country today opens across federal funding to organization and eventually shut it down altogether the demonstrations come out the details were released claiming the group sell fetal tissue illegally he is called the guardian of the golden gate a retired officer with the chp has reunited with one of the hundreds of people that he saved from job off the golden gate bridge. >>reporter: this is in the first time and retires history officer have meant across the golden gate bridge 10 years ago in the attempted to jump all but they talk to comment is the only person he saved his kept nearly 200 people from leaping off the edge is difficult life or death experiences in his new book guardian of the golden gate in it he outlines more than two decades of triple a from taking their lives in their darkest hour and though he said hundreds he says he could not save them all he had the devic

alameda, contra costa, san mateo and marin. san francisco, though, where steinle was killed has not reconsidered its policy. today's meeting is at 10:30 this morning at the county building which is on west heading in san jose. the group debating the sanctuary issue today is going to be the one that recommends the p policy to the full board. many local law enforcement agencies, again, stopped cooperating with ice, but could now change, 48 hours of notice and that would be just in regards to do you want to pick them up or do you not. it's a very sensitive issue for families, folks in law enforcement and for the community at large. >> thank you, kris. >>> in the meantime, the state of california is filling up death row but failing to carry out executions. the argument actually taking center stage today as california goes to court to preserve the death penalty. attorney general harris is appealing a federal court hearing last year that struck down executions. the judge said the unpredictable delay is arbitration and unfair. that rule has been put on hold while the court of appeals weighs harris' appeal. in the last 35 years nearly 1,000 criminals have been sent to death row, only 13 have be

west-facing beaches for today. so please be aware of that. 84 degrees in walnut creek. 85 livermore. along the east bay shore 74 alameda77 san leandro. south bay looking good, san jose 80. 81 los gatos. warm 80 for santa cruz this afternoon. for the peninsula, 76 san bruno. san mateo 78. palo alto 80. and 70 degrees san francisco. giants play this afternoon. at&t park. going to be nice. the extended forecast here, temperatures heating up as we get into monday and then we're cooling down as we get into tuesday. we're feeling quite nice as we get into wednesday, thursday, with only upper 70s in the forecast for areas like concord and livermore and brentwood. >> once again for silicon valley pride today, in san jose, around 80? >> yes, looking good. >> castro valley looking good, did i say that? >> yes. >>> thank you. >>> for the first time in several years richmond police are reporting an increase in violent crimes, the department says there have been 12 homicides reported since january, twice as many as the same time last year. robberies are up 21% from 2014. official say many of the crimes are gang related, also blame