. >> incencios en el norte y sur de california , ocupan a bomberos uno en riverside destruyo casas y a 50 millas de los Ángeles evacuan viviendas y una universidad tenemos más información . >> las llamas que amenazan hogares y obligan evacuacion de residentes en ventura, también causan incendio en los almacenes de pesticidas del campo la laguna, la emision pone en riesgo los trabajadores del campo . >> cuándo paso no estábamos, nos avisaron . >> como se dieron cuenta? . >>estaba la radio y hablamos . >> el fuego que comenzó en la mañana destruye la maleza pero cenizas que bomberos creen que caen en la plantacion . >> es un incidente con químicos . >> las llamas con gran rapides por fuertes vientos de santa ana, y los más de 850 bomberos que combaten se pueden dedicar a zonas pobladas . >> si seguimos para el trabajo . >> abren dos centros de evacuacion . >> esta bien , todos que trabajan aquí verán dan de comer y hasta creo que nos dejaran quedarnos . >> además de este incendio hay más que destruyen miles de acres en riverside y norte del estado . >> esta noche bomberos

south of the fire, also in riverside, a fire is 30% contained. it's already burned 650 acres in just two days. >>> coming up next at 5:00, what a change a day can make. meteorologist leigh glaser tells >> ama: a florida teenager is doing about as well as can be expected after nearly getting his leg taken off by a shark. michael adler is resting at the hospital today. yesterday he was surfing with friends. suddenly he felt pressure on his leg and started paddling as fast as he could. he managed to shake his leg free and get out of the water. >> i wasn't in that much pain at all, so i thought pretty cool i just got bit by a shark, because hasn't really happened to too many people. >> ama: pretty cool, i suppose. michael had surgery on his ankle. should recover. obviously he looks like he is in good spirits. doctors say it's thanks to another surfer who may have saved michael's life because he used the leash from a surf board to make a town -- dan damage for his leg. >> leigh: we'll continue with a chance of isolated showers, maybe a little thunder.

this is in banning in riverside county. this has destroyed a home and burned 3 the -- 3 the -- 3,000 acres. firefighters are working hard to get in front of the fires but they are spread thinly between three huge fires this morning. in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> firefighters in the north bay battle a stubborn fire northwest of calistoga which destroyed one home in the past 36 hours which is only 60 percent contained. another if lake county destroyed a miscellaneous before it was stopped. the fire started early, a lot more firefighters are needed. and quickly. abc7 news reporter joins us. training is underway? >> cal fire is in the hope stretch of trying to get the yellow fire contained by some time this evening and firefighters are literally racing against the chock trying to get as much done as possible before that record heat moves in. >> cal fire is on the move early in sonoma county, a final big push for containment on a fire that scorched 125 acres and destroyed an old redwood home fueled by wind, low humidity, and

riverside had used its zoning authority to declare the dispensaries a public nuisance. >>> today bay area animal organizations are launching a month long campaign called the great chihuahua challenge. the goal is to spay or neuter 500 chihuahuas and chihuahua mixes this month. they'll provide discounted surgeries for the tiny dogs. they have been popular in movies. that's caused a boom in breeding. many of them end up in shelters. . >>> a bit of wet weather in the forecast for your monday. we have mostly cloudy skies and we have a little light rain falling in some cases. you may even see a popup thunderstorm for the afternoon. a look at the hills, i think that is where we'll see that best opportunity for maybe a thunderstorm or two will be the east bay hills. to the peninsula, it just may be falling along 280, 101, in between areas of san mateo, redwood city, menlo park, all these small communities in between, woodside, into parts of sunnyvale. to the east bay pleasanton perhaps livermore, east bay hills near san ramon, a few returns picking up there. over parts of the north bay on a

a number of cities believe they attract drug users and problems and they heard from the scity o riverside and they were concerned with the city's right to regulate. >> i need you to respond to the zoerning authority question. >> the core of this case to me is really land use regulation. >> reporter: the lawyer for the riverside dispensary argued the california law allowed the dispensaries and therefore the cities should not be able to ban them. the judges seem unmoved. >> the legislature knows how to say, thou shalt not ban dispensaries. they didn't say that. >> reporter: and they ruled they can ban dispensaries and this afternoon, protests and one of the participants was the founder of the riverside dispensary. >> which means most patients will make long drives or go back to the old-fashioned way of getting their medicine, they will get it from criminals. >> reporter: the mayor of san bruno is calling its a victory. >> they're available but we're not in position in san bruno and be their monitor and regulator with a new facility opening up. we have a lot to do without them. >> the 1996 s

a riverside california case made it to the california supreme court. under california law they're legal but a number believe it attracts drug users and problems. it became clear they were concerned. >> what i need to you respond to zoning yes. >> this is land use regulation. >> the lawyer for the riverside kes pensry argued california law allows dispensaries therefore, cities should not be able to ban them. >> legislature knows how to say,000 shall not ban. they didn't say that. >> and in sacramento a protest of that decision and one participants, the founder of the dispensary. >> meaning most either dworing to take long drives or just going to return to the old fashioned way, they're going to buy it from criminal autos the mayor says patients can find outlet autos they're available but we're not in position to monitor or regulate or enforce a new facility that is opening up. >> the 1996 state law is in conflict with federal law outlawing pot and that left a lot of holes. >> logical places in my view for medical marijuana to the extent it is medical is

a riverside california case made it to the california supreme court. under california law they're legal but a number believe it attracts drug users and problems. it became clear they were concerned. >> what i need to you respond to zoning yes. >> this is land use regulation. >> the lawyer for the riverside kes pensry argued california law allows dispensaries therefore, cities should not be able to ban them. >> legislature knows how to say,000 shall not ban. they didn't say that. >> and in sacramento a protest of that decision and one participants, the founder of the dispensary. >> meaning most either dworing to take long drives or just going to return to the old fashioned way, they're going to buy it from criminal autos the mayor says patients can find outlet autos they're available but we're not in position to monitor or regulate or enforce a new facility that is opening up. >> the 1996 state law is in conflict with federal law outlawing pot and that left a lot of holes. >> logical places in my view for medical marijuana to the extent it is medical is

. >>> un incendio en riverside, california, devoró alrededor de 1300 acfres, mientras que bomberos combaten las llamas, apoyados por helicópteros y tanques, al menos una de las viviendas es alcanzada por el fuego. >>> más responsabilidad. >>>aasÍ es. >>> es momento de nuestra primera pausa y al regresar el departamento de estado tomó una decisión de la situación de cuba como país terrorista. >>> incrementa la polémica por le incidente del embajador de ecuador en el perú. >>> además nuevas medidas para reducir la ♪. >>> el departamento de estado reveló que el gobierno no tiene planes de quitar a cuba de la lista de países que a su juicio apoyan el terrorismo, el rtegiemn de sudán dice que su inclusión en esta lista es una venganza del gobierno estadounidense. >>> continuamos en latinoamérica donde muchos países tuvieron marchas por el día internacional del trabajo, en la habana muchos convirtieron el día en una celebración para el desaparecido presidente hugo chávez, en venezuela una caracas dividida fue escenario de una doble marcha por separado de gobierno y oposició

. >>> un incendio en riverside, california, devoró alrededor de 1300 acfres, mientras que bomberos combaten las llamas, apoyados por helicópteros y tanques, al menos una de las viviendas es alcanzada por el fuego. >>> más responsabilidad. >>>aasÍ es. >>> es momento de nuestra primera pausa y al regresar el departamento de estado tomó una decisión de la situación de cuba como país terrorista. >>> incrementa la polémica por le incidente del embajador de ecuador en el perú. >>> además nuevas medidas para reducir la tasa de embarazos no deseados, engrosan las filas de quienes las apoyan y quienes no, ya regresamos con más ♪. >>> el departamento de estado reveló que el gobierno no tiene planes de quitar a cuba de la lista de países que a su juicio apoyan el terrorismo, el rtegiemn de sudán dice que su inclusión en esta lista es una venganza del gobierno estadounidense. >>> continuamos en latinoamérica donde muchos países tuvieron marchas por el día internacional del trabajo, en la habana muchos convirtieron el día en una celebración para el desaparecido presidente hugo chá

a wildfire is raging in riverside county outside of los angeles. coming up at 7:09, we will go live to that scene where almost 3,000 acres have burned and more homes are being threatened. >> 7:05. san francisco police busy searching for a suspect in an early morning shooting. happened about 2:00 a.m. at 19th and mission. police chased the suspects to candle stick park. three suspects then ran away. two of them were captured. there's a third one still on the loose. the victim is being treated for a leg wound. >>> sheriff's deputies plan to tell us new information about the search for a wanted man on the loose for a month. police are calling dimitri storm a violent fugitive. tell us what storm is accused of doing. >> reporter: we're here at the sheriff's department in the valley. flz been many sightings here. they plan on telling us what they are doing to track him down. not just committed crimes here but as far north as san mateo county. take a look at dimitri storm. he is on the most wanted list. they are calling him a violent serial thief. blond h

many of us seniors will be going and riverside and san diego, davis and ucla while others will go to sacramento state. next i'd like to introduce the new scc reps >> thank you wendy. superintendant and wanting. yes, we had our last scc meeting last night. it's great to have youth involved in this process. we have an amazing new group coming in next year. i have a list of folks. (calling names) abby solomon. >> hi i'm a sophomore. >> next, we have nick. >> hello, i'm nick i'm currently a junior at abraham lincoln high school and i look forward to representing my school as an ac rep. >> thank you nick. i'd like to call elizabeth jones. >> hi i'm elizabeth jones i'm currently a sophomore and i'm looking forward to work with scc alongside the board of education (clapping). >> great neck we have fabian alvarez. >> hi i'm fabian alvarez i'm a tenth grader and i'm looking forward to working with you all. >> great. ashley >> hi my name is ashley and i'm a junior at george washington high school. i'm expected to work with you ail >> next, we have anthony chu. >> i'm anthony chu i'm at abraham

. >> it has now scored 1,700 acres in riverside county, east of l.a. 500 have been evacuated in the town of banning. they are attacking the flames from the air. winds are making it tough to get a handle on these flames, the entire southern california area has been under a red flag advisory. hot temperatures, and low humidity. so far, just one home has been destroyed. still, no word on the cause of this fire. as of right now, it is 30% contained. at the live desk. >>> easy targets, car break-ins, the problem may be because of what people are forgetting to do. jim is live in northwest d.c., with more on this troubling trend. >> reporter: there are case involving smashed windows, it is unlocked cars that seem to be the target. the one time you forget, they will find it. crime that is have nearly quadrupled since the same time last year. d.c. crime stats, it has happened 80 times. someone rifling through locked and unlocked parked cars. >> we have nothing of value in our air. it was disconcerting to see the glove compartment cleared and clearly, someone we didn't know had been in our car. >>

evacuations have been orded and another fire in riverside -- orded and another fire in riverside county. the fire is 40% contained. >> reporter: officials completed the last snow survey today. no snow in the regular areas where they conduct the survey. they said the snow pack has a water content of 17%. all of this comes after low amounts of snow in january and february. water officials aren't declaring it a drought yet but if we have a second connective year like this one they might have to do that. coming up at 6:00 p.m., the heat and fires in the north bay is making for nasty air quality in the bay area. why it is also led to a spike in 911 calls. >>> parents say it is disturbing that leaders waited weeks before telling them about reports that led to a teacher being arrested on dozens of counts of criminal acts against children. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live with where the teacher is right now. >> reporter: parents here just got this notice today about the teacher's arrest. some say they are very angry they didn't know about this situation weeks ago when the crime was reported. >> r

takano: i rise today to pay tribute to former riverside moore. ember amil he received injustice firsthand. in 1965, his brother, o'neil, was murdered by the knight riders, a tragedy that in some ways fueled his activism. a veteran, he served in the united states air force for eight years. after being honorably discharged, he settled with his family in riverside where he worked for the united states postal service for over 30 years, eventually becoming the assistant postmaster. never to sit idly by, amil was involved in local organizations, he was president of the riverside naacp chapter and served on the board of the greater riverside urban league. later, he decided to run for public office and was elected to the riverside city council in 1994, becoming one of the first african-american city councilmembers in our city's history. ring his tenure, amil showed unparallel passion toward improving our community. riverside is lucky to have had such a remarkable and dedicated push servant like amil moore. i am incredibly proud that he came to riverside

many of us seniors will be going and riverside and san diego, davis and ucla while others will go to sacramento state. next i'd like to introduce the new scc reps >> thank you wendy. superintendant and wanting. yes, we had our last scc meeting last night. it's great to have youth involved in this process. we have an amazing new group coming in next year. i have a list of folks. (calling names) abby solomon. >> hi i'm a sophomore. >> next, we have nick. >> hello, i'm nick i'm currently a junior at abraham lincoln high school and i look forward to representing my school as an ac rep. >> thank you nick. i'd like to call elizabeth jones. >> hi i'm elizabeth jones i'm currently a sophomore and i'm looking forward to work with scc alongside the board of education (clapping). >> great neck we have fabian alvarez. >> hi i'm fabian alvarez i'm a tenth grader and i'm looking forward to working with you all. >> great. ashley >> hi my name is ashley and i'm a junior at george washington high school. i'm expected to work with you ail >> t, whave anthony chu. >> i'm anthony chu i'm at abraham linc

this video in from riverside, california. when we know more about any injuries or other problems there we'll get back to you. jenna: right now closing arguments about to begin in the jodi arias murder trial. after months of sensational and often bizarre testimony. rick is live with a recap from our newsroom. >> reporter: six years after travis alexander's tal death. five years after being charged with first-degree murder the closing arguments in the jodi arias trial are about to get underway. arias at first denying any involvement in the killing only to change her story two years after she was arrested saying she did it in self-defense. >> did you kill travis alexander on june 4th, 2008? >> yes, i did. i was extremely confident that no jury would convict me because i didn't expect any of you to be here. >> reporter: alexander was shot in the head, stabbed repeatedly, his throat was slit. the prosecutor said she acted in a faith of jealous rage over news that her ex-boyfriend didn't want to see her any more. the defense said h

. >>> winds are helping to fuel a fast moving wild fire in riverside county. right now evacuations and street closures are in effect in several neighborhoods just south of the fire. the fire broke out about 12:30 this afternoon. already it's burned through 1500-acres. riverside county fire officials worry if winds from the east continue to drive the flames, communities in cherry valley could be affected. >>> now to san francisco where there is a large mayday rally being held tonight. hundreds, possibly thousands of people marched down mission street towards civic center plaza. they just arrived there in the past 15 minutes or so. these are live pictures from news chopper 2. this is one of several mayday marchs going on throughout the bay area. rob roth is on the ground there right now. what's going on? >> reporter: we want to take you inside the crowd here at civic center plaza. at least a thousand people are here. the plaza is about half full. the rally includes speeches, music. this has been a peaceful day of protest. it began with a march from 24th street i

. >> a fire in riverside county, and burned nearly 3,000 acres. it started yesterday and is now 40% contained and evacuation orders have been listed. >> the bay area heat advisory expired. our jay hernandez live in walnut creek >> reporter: it says it's 85. the heat and the temperatures are fueling concerns for neighbor who is say these weeds haven't been cleared past this fence and up the ridge, and that creates a fire danger. >> the open space encompasses with 200 acres and winding creeks. neighbor whose home boarder stay more weary. >> cows were grazing. the city's replacement, goats, as only mid stomacher season. >> today's heat advisory and recent fire danger warnings. the new public service manager is facing this head on. >> we're required by the county to meet the june 9th deadline for we'd abatement. >> crews will clear out part of the area. >> if we were to start early and start our we'd abatement process, the growth will come back and we'll have do it again. we just don't have the resources to do it twice. >>> fire danger is greater this

. >> the decision came in a legal challenge to a ban which riverside started in 1996. >> that measure legalized marijuana use for health purposes. >> according to oakland base marijuana advocacy group americans for safe access, 193 citizens, including the bay area, currently ban dispensaries. >> 44 counties allow them, including oakland, san francisco, santa rosa. >> and we saw isolated thunderstorms, likening strikes earlier this evening and we could see some pop up showers for the overnight hours. >> now we have the possibility for some reason waking up tomorrow morning, but i think it's mostly going to be a cool day. >> expect partly to mostly cloudy conditions into the afternoon. >> rest of the week looks dry, gradually warmer weather as we head into saturday and sunday. >> and as we focus on the afternoon highs for tomorrow, oakland at 69, 72 in concord, liver livermore, 68. >>> double overtime playoff between the warriors and the san antonio spurs. >> we're here to talk about game 1 tonight. >> wow >> reporter: terrific game. >> you're supposed to win when you're up by 16 with u

now there is a new fire burning in riverside county, that is about 90 miles east of l.a. it burned more than 600 acres near the city of banning since starting at noon yesterday. there are 400 firefighters working on it and they have it 20% surrounded. >>> gun fire shattered a richmond neighborhood this weekend and sent an suv into the side of the a house. the police say the driver of the white suv was shot and killed yesterday and then he careend into the house. this is 20th street and chancellor avenue. the man described as being in his 40s got about two blocks before he lost control and smashed into the house. thousands were waiting for the parade. >> we want to show people we can get together and celebrate a peaceful gathering and no violence. >> the police have not identified the man who died in the suv and no arrests were made so far. this is the ninth homicide in richmond this year. >>> and beefed-up security is planned for cincodemayos today in san jose. the city is known for hosting the largest celebration of its kind in northern california. the police plan to bri

hard to make out here from riverside county this morning. look how hazy it is out there. that is because of the summit fire that is burning at least 3,000 acres there. it is only 35% contained. it is going to be a hot one across the state as well. we are going to check the forecast here and across the area coming up. it is 5:54. you have heard of byob. there are many benefits to adopting the byod approach. the biggest being lower costs >>> a company that promises to help keep all your data safe from hackers has been hacked. scott mcgrew joins us now. >>> painful news for redwood city's reputation.com. they say, 11 million u.s. citizens were affected by identity theft in 2009. according to "the new york times," reputation was hit by some of the very same thieves. the company apparently sends out e-mails to customers saying it had reset their passwords to protect them. so far, no information on the website itself about this hack. the battle continues this morning between cryingaigslist a number of hangers on who use this to drive their own website. they take the ads and put

. >> in riverside county, a 650-acre vegetation fire is now 75% contained. temperatures in southern california have dropped 20 degrees in two days. >> here in the bay, the fog is back, and with it cooler temperatures for us. meteorologist leigh glaser is tracking some rain. >> leigh: we'll chip in with live doppler 7hd. but temperatures down as much as 20 deals in some locations. we'll start to warm things up the latter part of the work week. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> looking for a new place to pray. why a church in the east bay is forced to find a new home. >>> just about every high school boy's dream date. this lucky guy's prom mate had hisssss >> an east bay chips looking for a new home after a fire tore through its space. the fire broke out this morning. they lease a spot at the veterans hall in richmond. the church says it's looking for a new spot to hold services. it's not clear how the fire started or where worship will be next week. >> the giants using bolts instead of glue to make sure a black honoring been -- barry bonds stays where i

1,700 acres in southern california, called the summit fire and just north of the city of banning in riverside county. >> the first call about the fire came in about 12:38 this afternoon. cal fire is confirming at least one house has burned and dozens of homes evacuated in the north part of banning. >> so far no reports of injuries. there is no containment. >>> a fire station that closed last you're reopened today on this first red flag day of the year. crews are staffing station 54 in bend wood, one of three stations that closed in july. it reopened with the help of an $8 million grant. >> one on bethel island remains closed. >>> now to our continuing coverage of may day. thousands of people have been attending rallies and marches in san francisco, san jose, and oakland. >> let's start with janet, live in the city with the may day message from people there. jana >> reporter: the crowd cleared up a few minutes ago. all different backgrounds fighting for immigration reform. >> a line of police officers cleared the way ahead of massive crowd that filled the streets, more than one thousand people

. >> in riverside county, a 650-acre vegetation fire is now 75% contained. temperatures in southern california have dropped 20 degrees in two days. >> here in the bay, the fog is back, and with it cooler temperatures for us. meteorologist leigh glaser is tracking some rain. >> leigh: we'll chip in with live doppler 7hd. but temperatures down as much as 20 deals in some locations. we'll start to warm things up the latter part of the work week. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> looking for a new place to pray. why a church in the east bay is forced to find a new home. >>> just about every high school boy's dream date. this lucky guy's prom mate ha >> an east bay chips looking for a new home after a fire tore through its space. the fire broke out this morning. they lease a spot at the veterans hall in richmond. the church says it's looking for a new spot to hold services. it's not clear how the fire started or where worship will be next week. >> the giants using bolts instead of glue to make sure a black honoring been -- barry bonds stays where it's suppo

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. >> in riverside county, 650-acre veg taking fire is 75 contained. temperatures in southern california have dropped 20 degrees in two days. >> new at 9:00, two pg&e workers were injured when a transformer exploded in san francisco. >> a video captured by a bay view district resident happened around 3:30 today. electrical flash left them with burns. both were taken to the hospital. they were originally called out to investigate an equipment failure. pg&e says the explosion left 2600 customers without power but most have been restored tonight. >> residents in a north oakland neighborhood that seen a recent uptick in crime are holding a meeting. two homicides in the district including one that left a mother dead have shaken area residents. city councilmember for the district has organized a meeting on monday night to discuss what residents can do to protect themselves. the meeting will be held at north oakland senior center on martin luther king way. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 9:00, when the senate will take a pivotal vote that could leave you p

the role of the mayor of riverside is both complicated and simple. you're involved in chairing meetings and being the official spokesperson for the city. in addition to the kind of formal things, i try to see problems, get people who can make some difference ing them together and say, "let's do something abouthis." [ narrator ] the city council makes the laws that govern the city. they represent the legislative branch of government similar to congress on a national level. i'm having some concern, not feeling comfortable about... what our long-range plan is at the sewer plant. what we'd like the opportunity to do is to review the report, have the different departments look at it and come back with the council in the second week of february. [ narrator ] in this city, like many others a city manager administers the services the city provides. i work for the mayor and city council. they're the elected representae me to er providing services to the citizen. all the way from water, sewer, electric, police, fire public works, all the different city service

. >> riverside drive they call it. >> wow riverside drive and here we are in greenwich village. so many auto mattes to be found in between. one would almost assume you heard of this particular automat. and appearing at this particular automat at this particular time in the evening. maybe you're a -- we live in such arresting times as they say. >> i don't know what you're talking about. for future references there are only three things i'm talking about. there were four but it has to go by barbara stan week as stella dallas. one is politics and i'm absolutely mad for politics. i like mine republican and conservative. say something nice about roosevelt and prepare to have your eyes scratched out. two is the show business. love it all, legit movies, radio. even dare i say burlesque. and third my dear heart, can you gus what the third might be? >> i don't know. we're in new york. yankees? [laughter] >> and somehow no. no, the third thing i'm interested in is finding the places in whatever city i am currently in where the boys meet the boys. of which this automat is one. >> rose: you

the fire in banning in riverside county is 3000 acres and it is currently 40 percent contained. evacuation order for the community has been lifted but not before flames devoured one home. >> hasn't really hit me yet. i keep on thinking, you know, i lost this. i lost that. then i sit there and say well, i'm alive. >> well goiingt gusting winds problem in southern california and as well on the fire lines. spencer here with the latest information on the conditions out there. >> okay dan look at live doppler 7 hd to show you how camp things are. traveled down to southern california where the wildfires are burning. this is just south of camarillo as dan told you. and more than 8,000 acres burned so far in the fire has been fueled by or inflamed pushed by a strong wind out of the north northwest that has produced some powerful gust at times. temperature just south of camarillo. 78 degrees. relative humidity at 3 percent few minutes ago. that's dangerously low. winds steady at 20 miles per hour and gus gusting higher at times. as you can see red flag warning for firefighters danger cov

the court ruled unanimous in a legal challenge involving riverside. it says the medical marijuana dispensaries can cause crime, congestion and blight. supporters say it will make it more difficult for those who need medical marijuana. >>> more details, hundred 180 cities ban cannabis clubs -- 180 cities ban cannabis clubs. san francisco restricts where clubs can be located and oakland and san jose limit the number of clubs in operation. >>> supporters of medical marijuana protested today the supreme court ruling in sacramento. one of the organizers said the decision is a blow to the medical marijuana community because it allows cities to close their doors to safe access for patients. >>> four cities are listed among the top 25 propertiable markets for flipping -- property markets for flipping homes. san jose, san francisco, and santa rosa. and vallejo. the profitability was -- >>> protesters outside pg&e said smart meters are dangerous. they claim the batteries are a fire hazard but according to pg&e that is not true. pg&e says only a few fires are re

. >>> a fire in riverside county continues to grow. firefighters now have it 35% contained. the fire is on the northern outskirts of banning and has grown to nearly 3,000 acres. it is a good size. at least one house has been destroyed. >> fire ripped through a new housing complex under construction in fremont. it started late this afternoon at the moss landing terrace. you can see the flames shooting out of a ruptured gas line from one home to another. the fire destroyed the home and damaged tour others. four others. >> more problems for the bay bridge. this time cracks have been discovered in up to two dozen welds. they are in 33-feet long welds that connect the steel base of the tower. they are necessary to withstand a major earthquake. the new issue comes as cal trans tries -- [no audio] >> they told abc news that she was a retired accountant that worked at headquarters and attended cal and san francisco university. they believe jeffrey boyce of oregon may have killed her. the investigators say boyce drove from oregon to california carjacked and kidnapped the man he was o

. >> reporter: at least two homes were destroyed in a blaze near banning, california, in riverside counted. that fire has been burning for two days and is at 40% containment. >> i think we may be looking at a significant fire season. >> reporter: officials say the lack of rain and snow this winter combined with an early appearance of those santa ana winds means it's likely to be a long season for firefighters. now, when the sun set, the fire crews grounded the planes for safety reasons. now that the sun has come up or is coming up any minute now, they will take off with the helicopters and tankers to hit that fire from the air. again, fire crews worked throughout the night trying to contain it into a box there. they were not able to do that. so they are going to try to hit it from the air hopefully before the winds pick up. live in camarillo, california, edward lawrence, back to you. >> you mentioned the wind. what is it like right now? >> the winds actually -- the breezes just now started. there is a red flag warning so the winds are supposed to be very gusty here today possibly into the

it's estimated to have jumped from 250 acres to 1800 acres roughly two square miles from the riverside county fire department. one home is on fire as you will be able to see here. there are others in the line of fire, we're told it is spreading and fast. some evacuations have been ordered. you can see that the winds are caring -- carrying that smoke in just a wicked path. this fire is moving very quickly over very dry land. the first of may and the fire season in full swing. updates as warranted as fox reports tonight. we're learning more about the day in court for the three new suspects in the boston marathon bombings, including an interesting connection between the accused bomber, dzhokhar tsarnaev and the judge magistrate who last week advised him of his miranda rights. bob ward of our station wfft with our station in boston with more on this. bob? >> hi, shep, the federal judge who oversaw both of these hearings today in u.s. district court in boston. her name is judge marion bowler. if her name sounds familiar. it should, she is the same judge who mirandized dzhokhar tsarnaev the

. >> riverside drive they call it. >> wow riverside drive and here we are in greenwich village. so many auto mattes to be found in between. one would almost assume you heard of this particular automat. and appearing at this particular automat at this particular time in the evening. maybe you're a -- we live in such arresting times as they say. >> i don't know what you're talking about. for future references there are only three things i'm talking about. there were four but it has to go by barbara stan week as stella dallas. one is politics and i'm absolutely mad for politics. i like mine republican and conservative. say something nice about roosevelt and prepare to have your eyes scratched out. two is the show business. love it all, legit movies, radio. even dare i say burlesque. and third my dear heart, can you guess what the third might be? >> i don't know. we're in new york. yankees? [laughter] >> and somehow no. no, the third thing i'm interested in is finding the places in whatever city i am currently in where the boys meet the boys. of which this automat is one. >> rose: y

. >> a second southern california wildfire, the summit fire has burned almost 3000 acres in riverside county, it is about 65% contained, the reporter william has more details from ventura county. >> reporter: the fire into its second day remains out of the control, it is a fast moving fire. why do they say that? it has a lot of fuel and it is a wind driven fire and it is blowing 15 miles an hour, that wind in addition to blowing flames reduces the moisture content in the vegetation so it burns quickly. a lot of these native plants also have oil in them. the firefighters will want to create a fire break and use that using hand tools, a bulldozer or in many cases a road. now, this is pacific coast highway and yet the fire jumped this street earlier today over to the navel base at point mcgoo here in ventura county. they moved those, an hour ago no serious damage at the base but that change. the good news is temperatures and wind are supposed to go down, this weekend is supposed to be cooler, so firefighters are hoping to get a handle on this as the weekend progresses. in camarillo, will

. >>> in riverside county, the summit fire burned 3,000 acres. one home was destroyed and two firefighters suffered minor injuries. authorities evacuated 500 people yesterday but tonight the people have been allowed to return to their home. it is 40% contained. >>> developing news now. we are waiting for a police update on the investigation into the killing of 8-year-old leila fowler. homicide investigators and experts swarmed the home of the girl today who was stabbed to death inside her home this weekend. today we had been expecting police to release a sketch of the suspect but that didn't happen. instead they have called a 7 ep.m. press conference -- 7:00 p.m. press conference. ktvu's crews are headed there and we will have the latest tonight on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 and complete coverage coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news. >>> parents and students say they were shocked to learn a teacher has been arrested on 40 counts of sexually abusing children. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live in union city where police are talking to students to see

. >>> a fire in riverside county continues to grow. firefighters now have it 35% contained. the fire is on the northern outskirts of banning and has grown to nearly 3,000 acres. it is a good size. at least one house has been destroyed. >> fire ripped through a new housing complex under construction in fremont. it started late this afternoon at the moss landing terrace. you can see the flames shooting out of a ruptured gas line from one home to another. the fire destroyed the home and damaged tour others. four others. >> more problems for the bay bridge. this time cracks have been discovered in up to two dozen welds. they are in 33-feet long welds that connect the steel base of the tower. they are necessary to withstand a major earthquake. the new issue comes as cal trans tries -- [no audio] >> they told abc news that she was a retired accountant that worked at headquarters and attended cal and san francisco university. they believe jeffrey boyce of oregon may have killed her. the investigators say boyce drove from oregon to california carjacked and kidnapped the man he was o

dan became ill and had i got him into fairview riverside hospital in minneapolis in november of two of three and within a few days he was put into a clinical study that was run by his attending physician dr steven seals and he was his attending physician and also the principal investigator in the clinical study it's an obvious conflict of interest dan and the chinese to be they're going into the study are going into a mental hospital he chose to study. that girl soon had control of her downs freedom he was taken out of his treatment medication and put on the study medication which turned out to be a circle and these clinical studies are marketing ploys far the pharmaceutical companies sun drugs that were approved over a dozen years ago and should no longer have to be studied i had no one else to turn to you know we had tried for everyone to help us because jen was of legal age i had no way of getting him out of the study and other than pleading with the doctors to let him out which they would not it was obvious he was deteriorating by his demeanor he was losing a lot of weight and he w

the so-called summit fire is moving fast through a rugged area in riverside county, 25 miles west of palm springs. it started yesterday afternoon and so far more than 2900 acres have been burned. at least one structure has been destroyed. we checked with cal fire. it says winds are gusting as high as 40 miles per hour, right now, this fire is 40% contained. >>> another fast moving fire is also threatening hundreds of homes in ventura county, the springs fire started at 6:30 this morning there and has already burned several mobile homes. flames are moving down slopes towards subdivisions, so an evacuation order is in place for residents in the area, that includes the smoke choke campus of california state university, channel islands attended by 5000 students. cal fire says 2200 acres have burned and that fire is nowhere near being contained. >>> here in the bay area firefighters are still on two fire lines in napa and sonoma counties. one fire burned 125 acres and a second fire in napa burned 20 acres and that is now fully contained. claudine wong explains the challenging conditions f

the unanimous ruling came in its legal challenge to ban the city of riverside enacted three years ago. marijuana advocates say it goes against the law california voters approved 17 years ago legalizing marijuana use for health reasons of we'll have much more on the story tonight on nbc bay area news at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> east palo alto holding a news conference in the next hour after a series of events including one where a young girl was hurt. a grandmother and her granddaughter were caught in the cross fire. this happened at university and bay road yesterday afternoon. a total of five people were shot. the young girl, she was cut by shattered glass. four of those victims ended up running into a nearby mcdonald's looking for shelter. police are now looking at surveillance video to help them identify the suspects. a man was also injured saturday night when he was shot outside his home on cooley avenue. police say a gray sedan pulled up in front of that man and somebody inside opened fire. the man right now is in serious condition this morning. >>> san jose police are happy to report f

dan became ill and had i got him into fairview riverside hospital in minneapolis in november of two thousand and three and within a few days he was put into a clinical study that was run by his attending physician dr stevens olson he was his attending physician and also the principal investigator in the clinical study it's an obvious conflict of interest dan and the child has to be there going into the study or going into a mental hospital he chose to study. dr olsen had control of her downs freedom he was taken out of his treatment medication and put on the study medication which turned out to be a circle and these clinical studies are marketing ploys for the firm pseudocode companies some drugs that were approved over a dozen years ago and should no longer have to be studied i had no one else to turn to you know we had tried for everyone to help us because jan was of legal age and i had no way of getting him out of the study. other than pleading with the doctors to let him out which they would not it was obvious he was deteriorating by his demeanor he was losing a lot of weight and he was

in became ill and how i got him into fairview riverside hospital in minneapolis in november of two thousand and three. and within a few days he was put into a clinical study that was run by his attending physician dr stephen seals and he was his attending physician and also the principal investigator in the clinical study it's an obvious conflict of interest dan and the chinese to be they're going into the study are going into a mental hospital he chose to study. that girl soon had control of her downs freedom he was taken out of his treatment medication and put on the study medication which turned out to be a circle and these clinical studies are marketing ploys for the pharmaceutical companies some drugs that were approved over a dozen years ago and should no longer have to be studied i had no one else to turn to you know we had tried for everyone to help us because jan was of legal age i had no way of getting him out of the study. other than pleading with the doctors to let him out which they would not it was obvious he was deteriorating by his demeanor he was losing a lot of weight and

became ill and had i got him into fairview riverside hospital in minneapolis in november of two thousand and three. and within a few days he was put into a clinical study that was run by his attending physician dr stephen seals and he was his attending physician and also the principal investigator in the clinical study it's an obvious conflict of interest and the child has to be they're going into the study are going into a mental hospital he chose to study. that girl soon had control of her downs freedom he was taken out of his treatment medication and put on the study medication which turned out to be a circle and these clinical studies are marketing ploys for the firm pseudocode companies some drugs that were approved over a dozen years ago and should no longer have to be studied i had no one else to turn to you know we had tried for everyone to help us because jan was of legal age i had no way of getting him out of the study and other than pleading with the doctors to let him out which they would not it was obvious he was deteriorating by his demeanor he was losing a lot of weight an

in riverside near banning, 650-acre vegetation fire is 75 percent contained. temperatures in southern california have dropped 20 degrees in two days. a funeral director in massachusetts is having trouble finding a plot for the boston marathon bombings killed if a shootout with police. the body of tamerlan tsarnaev is still at a funeral home in massachusetts. his uncle arrived to prepare the body for burying by washing it according to tradition. protesters starting showing up on friday demanding it be moved. the funeral director will ask the city to provide a plot and if officials say "no" he will ask the state for help. >> israel is rushing to beef up rocket defenses to shield against retaliation after carrying out two airstrikes in syria. weekend airstrikes targeted missiles being shipped to hezbollah in leboutillier -- in lebanon and is vowing to retaliation but did not spes what action they will take. >> starting attorney, for $20ing do lovers can control the growing chihuahua population. a dozen animal shelters and groups are teaming up to spay or neuter 5