spots. reporter: it took firefighters an hour to put this fire out. multiple calls started coming in around 2:15. you can still see white smoke from the garage. where firefighters think where the fire may have started to the left you can see flashlight fires are using to keep an eye on things and occasionally spraying water. abc7 news was first on the scene of this fire we ve been covering it all morning and we were the only crew to capture this video. you can see how severe the flames were. firefighters say when they arrived the home was almost fully engulfed. the fire spread to the attic and was running wild it also spread to a tree out front. the home was vacant and under construction that is good news and bad news. good news because nobody was inside and nobody was hurt. bad news because when a home is unconstruction crews don t know what point of construct it is in so they don t know how far along the house is and that can pose a risk of collapse. that is something the
reporter: this story ends with a man being shot to death in front of his house. it began with that man calling police saying he had or wanted to kill a police officer take a look at the scene where this wrapped up yesterday afternoon here in antioch. about 3:third 45 sometime before that the pan called police saying he wanted to kill himself and wanted to kill a police officer. police only knew the man s first name and where he worked. the man kept calling and calling, distraught police id d the calling went to his house, police say he came out with a gun and fired at them despite the fact they asked him to drop that gun, he didn t. they were hiding by our house the s.w.a.t. team was hiding by our house i guess he came out i didn t see him come out. they told us to stay in the house. i just heard two shots and then i heard a hail of shots probably 15, 20 shots. reporter: neighbors say the man had been acted in a peculiar fashion agitated is the way they stated it ea
my daughter got it, and she stayed home, same thing. . to date there are at least 105 students affected by the flu-like symptoms ranging from diarrhea to stomach cramps. tyler avoided getting sick because he listened to his teacher. you touch anything that might have germs and you have to go and wash your hands. most of the students who got sick were students at ocean shore elementary. but there were a few reported cases here at ortega elementary. administrators say the students from the two schools played together and signs of the virus first appeared about 10 days ago. since then they worked to rid all surfaces of the virus, giving everything a thorough scrub down. we are swabbing down the desk tops and the chairs and everything commonly used by multiple children. today was the second day of a school-wide cleaning, steps they say they are more than happy to take. it is a community here. we all try to do what we can. two things. one teacher tells me they have
we were the first to have the virus. it goes around and goes around. be cautious and wash your hands. good advice. an outbreak of the norovirus has hit two schools. as many as 100 students may have gotten sick. i m dan ashley. i m carolyn johnson. both of the affected schools are in pacifica. the san mateo health department confirms it hit ocean elementary and/or day go elementary. nick smith has more. nick? carolyn and dan, good evening. san mateo county health officials tell abc news that they have a confirmed outbreak of norovirus at ocean shore elementary school. and now the administrators are doing all they can to stop it in its tracks. they have a policy here, if you throw up, you go home. and that s what happened to his son. they sent a lab sample to the state and it was confirmed there was an outbreak of the norovirus. but this dad knew something was up because the virus didn t stop with the son. my daughter got it, and she stayed home, same thing. .