locations this morning. a bay area middle school dealing with a recent arrest of a popular teacher is now dealing with his death. plus an incredible season for the oakland as last night. they are headed to the playoffs! well, good morning. well down mornings on 2. i m tori campbell. it s tuesday october 2nd. we re following developing news of an early-morning fire in vallejo. ktvu channel reporter allie rasmus is live with the damage and information on how two people escaped the flames. good morning, allie. reporter: good morning. this fire started at:00 in the morning. now four hours later, investigators are going through the home trying to pinpoint what happened. firefighters are dousing the walls with water to make sure nothing flares up again. two people got out safely. more on that in a minute. first we want to show you the through. you can get a sense of how large this house is 3800 square feet. the size hans configuration of the house were both challeng
oakland, shootings left several people dead. they include a 14-year-old girl. reporter: that s right, one was transported to hyland hospital. his condition is unknown. the violence started at a liquor store but they are investigating three different locations and here is why. we can tell you the violence started in the parking lot of this liquor store. officers found two men shot and one man died and the scene, another man was transported to hyland. police got a call at 73rd and weld. she and her teenage daughter just happened to be driving down during the shootout and the 14-year-old was shot in the leg. she drove to the closest intersection she felt safe and the teen is expected to be okay. then around 10:20 more than an hour after, they got a call to brook dale. the woman was not shot in her home and police are wondering why she waited so long to call for help. we have a call to oakland police to get more information about the shooting and we are looking into who the sus
arrested for allegedly molesting a former student. this is not the ending he deserved read a note left outside of the albany middle school but it is the last chapter of james azumizaki. it s kind of tragic but we don t know what to say about it. reporter: just last wednesday, the trusted educator and volleyball and basketball coach was arrested at his home in albany in suspicion of having an inappropriate relationship with a student under 14. the allegations didn t sound like him. reporter: azumizaki posted bail the next day but charged had not been filed. but this morning, the investigation took a turn. reporter: we reporter: we got a call this morning for an alleged suicide. he did leave some correspondence behind. i don t want to get into the details of it but he did leave some correspondence behind. reporter: today he discussed the teacher s suicide. we don t know what to think about that. in a way it could mean guilt, in another he could have been so
this isn t a prank. this is for real. what we found out about the girl who wants to ride bikes. i thought she said i want to red box with you. and an update on an internet sensation. they re mean. their websites, their t-shirts. now meet the owner of the grumpy cat who hates to share the spotlight. we re going to get our show started today with this video out of portland, maine. that car drove through two chain link fence ans and ended up in portland harbor. there s a woman inside, 84-year-old ursula nixon. these are just bystanders who happen to see the crash happen, and they dove literally into action. there are also two police officers. pay close attention to this woman right here. that s katy nelson. she was eating lunch nearby. she jumped into the water and got inside the back window while these other good samaritans are holding her legs. she gets inside the back window. the 84-year-old woman says, i do not want to die in the back of this car. she says, y
going on. reporter: and these guys had to work in it. on top of the hot temperatures, a spare the air day meaning they wouldn t use the power equipment. it s october, and it should be like cool temperatures right now. it s crazy. reporter: they, like so many of us, have mentally moved on. everywhere you look, we re reminded it s autumn and halloween is this month. people had that mindset in the concord spirit store. i like the in between days. i don t like when it s cold or sweaty hot. reporter: we need to find you a goldilocks costume. kim carbajal had to try and convince the kids not to wear shorts. it s like it will be 97. reporter: before we know it, though, the temperatures will catch up to the calendar. my kids are stuck in the house once it s cold, so yeah, i guess i ll miss it. reporter: paul said that the high in concord 97, but take a look at this, topping out at 120, and check this out, 262 days until summer n concord, ann notarangelo, cbs-5. co