Really this entire region. The valley fire has affected. There is a lot happening at this hour. Were joined in studio, as well. The fire fight continues at this hour. Specifically, two important changes in the forecast that will impact firefighters. We want to show you this map. It shows just how much this impact this fire has. Several communities under siege from these flames. Lets go out for more on this developing story. Raj. Janelle and jessica, theres two parts of this story. Part one is the devastation, the 400 to 800 homes and businesses. You see a couple of homes here that are destroyed. But part two of this story is, really, this town, middletown, is buzzing tonight. Yes, its 1 00, a little after 11 00 and theres a lot of activity. Lets show you some video just a short while ago. I spent some time at the makeshift pg e command center. A lot is happening right now. Hundreds of people scouring this small town and the region. Its organized chaos. They are working through the nigh
homeless incampment in the area. there was conflict that led to the fatal stabbing of the victim. reporter: the victim has not been identified, but police say they believe he was a transplant and both suspects were as well. it was a somber day at a local high school where there is now awareness about the dangers of railroad tracks. reporter: students here are grief-stricken and the school does stress train safety and here is why. union pacific tracks running right across from the school s campus. theresa hernandez heard the sound and spoke to us through a translation. i saw something flying in the air and what fell was the body of the the boy. reporter: the boy was austin price and he had been playing chicken on the tracks and was struck. i told him not to play those games. he is my best friend and i will miss him a lot. reporter: students bringing flowers and holding on tight. when someone needed money he would give it to them. no body walk on these train
gillroy are in disbelief and some coming to the defense of one boy who was arrested. eric is live after hearing from the principal and the classmates. reporter: we had students wanting to address the boy and several say the students was in pe when taken into custody. he transferred after the school year started and it was about one month in. and about two hours ago a student said the crimes this boy is accused of are out of chairic my parents loved him. he is a good kid. reporter: in a statement about the student, the principal said he was a good kid and student and we were happy to have him. even classmates who were friends said they didn t know about the allegations until yesterday and some parents are concerned about just hearing about it and we are putting that together for six. in san francisco, here a live scene from news chopper two in the cities s mission district and you can see a number of police cars parked and crime tape is up. one person has been shot and
we are having some problems with her microphone but first,new this morning. san jose police are investigating the city s 11th homicide of the year. there was a shooting near kelley park overnight. now, police are looking for suspects. kron four s mike pelton good morning reporter: i m on the corner of center and burke. many people that you see all have been questioned by police they were attending a party and the police were asking if they had seen or heard anything. as i put the camera down the street, there are still officers investigating this homicide. this business park is for this happened. more people sitting on the curb. let me show you video from earlier. this, is a warehouse that prince out their business to allowing events like this to happen. authorities responded just before 3:00 a.m. and a man was suffering from a gunshot wound. he later died from his injuries on the scene before he reached the hospital. authorities are still looking for information but th
people to file nearly 800 fraudulent tax returns. or abol robleto. another registered sex offender. he teamed with his wife and i.r.s. employee, to file false tax returns in theirs and other inmates names, claiming more than $18,000 in refunds that were not due. it got fairly big. the tax man doesn t know the half of it. according to 2009 data sent by state corrections departments to the i.r.s., 3700 fake income tax returns caught coming out of prison. congress is schedule today begin holding hearings where they will discuss this issue on april 10th. but this isn t the first time congress has tried to tackle inmates stealing your tax dollars. they had hearings on this back in 2005 where the i.r.s. pledged to do better. but now, instead of doing better, the problem is worse, much, much worse. we re talking billions of dollars being requested by prisoners. it s not acceptable. i mean, an honest, hard-working american taxpayer should not be able to have his or her burd