alarm crossfire. kiet do is live. what do you know? >> reporter: you should have seen this thing 30 minutes ago. firefighters made good work of this fire. at one point it was touched a half-mile across the ridge. it is pretty much gone. units moving quick. have a dozen units from san jose fire and also california department of forestry went up with hoses. they found one bulldozer and a couple of water trucks but they pretty much not this thing down. it looks like it was heading from the north to the south going westbound with the wind but really did not get close to any homes out here, no homes threatened at all, no structures threatened. good work for the firefighters. we'll have good visuals for you but that's it for now. live in san jose, kiet do. breaking news, powerful earthquake was in the northern part of asia, homes collapsed in pakistan, at least 25 people died. strong tremors were felt in kabul, new delhi and islamabad. new this morning, a brazen burglar caught on camera, police surrey -- release the surveillance video of a man on the south side of the neighborhood, the man smashes the glass, walked in and quickly fills his backpack with electronics. police are asking for your help identifying him. police and the east bay identified the man they say ambushed two people at a shopping center killing one. he's also wanted for a murder in fresno. the latest killing happened saturday night at a parking lot outside the strip mall in livermore. police are looking for 18-year- old jason brown. hours after the shooting that identified him as the prime suspect. witnesses got his license plate and police spotted his car and chased it to oakland. >> from what they understand they were driving through intersections at about 100 miles an hour. >> brown and a second suspect were able to get away. investigator searched his home in oakland but he was nowhere to be found. a ferreri burst into flames at least a gas station and drove away with known inside. it happened last night at the chevron on highway 4. juliette goodrich shows us what firefighters found. all right, we are having technical difficulties there, we are going to try to get that story a little bit later. as for san ramon, a moderate earthquake struck near san ramon last nine measuring 2.9, it happened at about 10:15, 1 mile east of town. this is an image of all the earthquakes that have hit in the last week. there have been hundreds, but seismologists say this is no cause for alarm. they say the calaveras fault is releasing tension in the chance of a major earthquake there is just 7%. perhaps now we will all take a deep breath, collect ourselves. it's 4:34 in the morning. no better time than to see roberta gonzales. >> the first thing i did was tweet about the earthquake. that particular time, i went, holy moly. and that wasn't san ramon, right? okay, this morning heading up the story you have areas of fog that you will encounter out the door. inland, 40, 50 miles. out the door mild temperatures. 49 degrees comical spot in santa rosa, actually now by just tipped to 48. 60s across the board from mountain view across willow glen into san jose, mid 50s and through the tri-valley we have areas of dense fog. temperature rise this morning with haze and sunshine, 60s at the beaches, 70s bayside, will top out to the low 80s inland, i tell you what we are going to do, we are going to talk about rain and when you can expected in less than 10 minutes. right now let's send you out the door with gianna. >> we are going to talk about 880 as you work your way into san leandro look out for roadwork southbound between marine and davis. right now we are not seeing too many delays, but we'll keep our eye on 880 this morning. headed to the maze, heads-up we have roadwork also both directions of 580, that will also cause a bit of a delay, once you get past that, you are clear as cold as the bay bridge. no delays into san francisco. take a look at the san mateo bridge, very good start in both directions between hayward and foster city. mass transit is right on time, part just got underway, things are looking good, so far so good. a fiery crash in the sierra foothills, by people are dead, two seriously injured. the accident happened around 6:30 saturday night at highway 120 near close friend. -- groveland. two cars ran into each other head-on. one of the cars is registered in san jose. over caveats in gives you an idea of how bad it is. for people in the suv were killed. the 22-year-old driver of the other car is in -- police in santa clara say a killer is still at large. officers responded to a call on blade drive early sunday morning. when they arrived they found a 22-year-old man shot to death in the backyard. investigators say there was a house party at the house earlier in the evening but so far they have no suspects. a proposal called the airbnb initiative is sparking a heated debate in san francisco. proposition f would limit rentals to 75 days a year. current law has 90 days or water calls on hosted rentals. opponents of proposition f claim it would hurt people who rely on rental income to keep themselves afloat but those who support the measure say those rentals take up too much housing in a tight market. >> when we have try to do with proposition f is give airbnb and other companies skin in the game. we say if you list a unit that isn't registered or isn't legal, you will be fine. >> voters decide on proposition f november 3. campaign has been fierce with big-name politicians appearing in tv ads on both sides of the issue. bay area scientists are trying to find out why so many great white sharks are coming close to the shores. the shores have been spotted in the bay. we send joe vazquez to ask experts why. >> reporter: two coast guard helicopter crews snapped these photos. they spotted about 20 white sharks between 10 and 18 feet in length within 100 yards from shore. the citings took place on a 12 mile stretch of shoreline between pacifica and ocean beach weekend a half ago. >> that's the best thing i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: about that same time there was another white sharding inside the bay off the island of alcatraz, if you are shot this video of a shark devouring a seal. >> it is unusual to see so many sharks near the shore of the coastline. >> reporter: david mcguire, director of shark stewards, a shark conservation group wants to point out the sharks pointed out by the coast guard were not clustered in one place. >> it's not a school or swarm or vicious of man eating sharks, they are preying on the normal prey which is seals and sealions. that said, you have this situation and the other one of alcatraz, in my people nervous to go into the water. if people are afraid to go into the water, this may not be the best time to go in. wait until the sharks leave the coast until later in the year. and if you are not afraid, go ahead and swim. we all have risk in our lives, use the best information and use that risk to regulate your behavior. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. 21 minutes before 5:00, bulldozers washed up at bay area love on purpose. why it's actually a good thing. and what is cool about your school? email your nominations to us, coolschools@kpix.com and we may feature your school on our show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, coast guard teamed up yeste to free a humpback whale. the whale became tangled in net of a lobster trap off t coast of san diego. the trap served rescuers from sea world in the coast guard teamed up to rescue a humpback whale that became tangled in a lobster not off the coast of san diego. the trap served as an anchor weighing the animals down. they say this particular rescue effort was challenging. >> there's all sorts of entanglement, some with gil nets, some with long lines, you've got hooks all over. it's a dangerous situation. >> the team was eventually able to free the distressed whale. they used gps tracking to keep an eye on the whale. investigators are trying to determine why a tour boat sank off the coast of british columbia killing five people. as don champion tells us, the search for survivors continued through the night. >> reporter: canadian coast guard crews searched through the night for people missing after a well botching -- whale watching boat sank. photos show the moment the 65 foot boat, leviathan 2, slipped into the sea after making a mayday call. witnesses say there was no time to put on lifejackets before the boat capsized. 27 people were on board. >> the numbers of survivors are going up very nicely. >> reporter: smaller boats in the area went back and forth helping survivors to the shore. while it's still unclear what caused the accident, alec dick, one of the first on the scene suspects the cruiser was sideswiped by a wave. >> this time of year we have quite big surge is happening out on waters, that's what happened. >> reporter: the boat owned by jamie's whale watching is one of the largest in the company fleet. the company went through another deadly accident in 1998 when of vessel capsized during an extortion, killing the boats captain. and german tourists. don champion, cbs news. >> police will take over the search for people still missing. remnants of hurricane patricia are causing flooding in parts of louisiana. a car was completely submerged after a woman pulled off a bridge. heavy rainfall soaked new orleans overnight, flooding streets and leaving 22,000 people without power. 7 inches of rain have fallen and another 5 inches is possible today. texas is starting to dry out after days of storms, rose there were closed in austin have reopened and around houston, waters have receded up to 20 inches of rain fell in parts of texas over the weekend, breaking local records. strong wind battered the coastline, pushing tied 5 feet or more above normal levels. >> we are moving furniture around and everything. we have heard there has never been water inside any of the garage or these rooms except for hurricane ike. >> a man who was swept into a flooded drainage in san antonio has been found safe. the man was washed out of the waterway and eventually made his way back onto a road. >> now 16 minutes before the hour of 5:00. i was looking out of the corner of my eye i do preparing the weather. are you taking up a chance of rain for wednesday? >> no. >> you have it in the? that's a relief. that was my headline. >> it is the headline if it's a quarter of an inch or less. i was in southern california and accreditation, the mohave desert is green, there is agreement on the layer of the desert floor. this time i had to fly because of the closures. but, you drive 100 miles to the mohave desert, you see a lot of things when you're driving. i cannot get over how lush it is, that is because of the pre- el nino rain in southern california. we are looking at southern tropical moisture moving in from the remnants of olaf. good morning, as you are heading out the door, we have a deck of low clouds, areas of fog moving into the sfo area, and we've watched the possibility of airport delays. right now visibility in the santa rosa and san rafael area down to mile and half, half- mile at livermore. here's what we need to know, even though brian did scare me, we do have rain on wednesday, did i take it out? no, i don't think i did. quarter of an inch. that's an early estimate in the wettest locations. future cast illustrates that it is not so clear. we have a bank of low clouds and fog along the coast, marching inland a good 50 miles, carbonation of ground fog that has developed in inland locations. here's future cast and tuesday becoming mostly cloudy with rain developing, most of the rain wants to be north of the golden gate bridge even though it is tropical moisture from what was once hurricane olaf. it will be the remnants so it will feel very, muggy. sunny for the most part under influence of high pressure before that moved back in wednesday. temperatures across the state today into the 80s in the central valley, 68 in the high sierra, 74 with pristine conditions through monterey bay through carmel. 68 to 82 degrees today is what we are counting on as far as temperatures are concerned. there's the much-anticipated and needed rainfall for your wednesday. that's an early look at whether. here's gianna with traffic. >> if you're heading out the door and hitting the altamont pass, we are seeing brake lights overall coming out of tracy, westbound 8015 minutes from the altamont pass to 680. antioch looking pretty decent, 680, seeing no delays as of yet southbound for walnut creek. i did hear roadwork near san ramon but that's also in the clearing stages. highway 4, 62 miles per hour on the westbound side, lots of green as you work your way near pittsburgh, everything cleared toward the east shore commute. elsewhere heading toward the bay bridge, heads-up we have roadwork in and out of the maze, east and west on 580. once we hit the bridge, couple of cars, 10 to 15 cars in those cash lanes, batches clear within the next two minutes. no metering lights out of oakland into san francisco. taking a look at and 80, roadwork more than southbound and 80 near marina and davis, not seem too many delays, 880 overall you can see traffic moving nicely both directions, 15 minutes fo 238 to the maze, a look at the golden gate bridge, not bad at all. southbound 11, 580 through the toll plaza, no delays, traffic looking good across the san mateo bridge westbound, 880 to 101, no delays, 12 minutes to work out of hayward into foster city. heading toward the east bay traffic is clear. quick look at san jose 101, all in the green, no delays as you work your way into the peninsula. in san jose, one man's trash is every man's problem. catches, mattresses and chairs make the streets of san jose look like a junkyard. to combat be a legal ruling -- dumping problem, they would face a 5000 they would face a $5000 penalty. kpix 5's john ramis find out why officials purposely broke the levees. >> reporter: this morning, hundreds of people hike down a sonoma county levee built generations ago. they came here with an unusual mission. >> what a great day to breach a levee. >> reporter: there built 140 years ago to claim farmland from san francisco bay. the tidal marshes were called swamps and considered wasted land. >> we do the marshes as an impediment to the growth rather than as a resource. >> reporter: times have changed. we understand the importance of marshlands to the environment and overall health of the bay. so on this day, men came here to return what he had taken. nearly 2 square miles is open to the bay. it will take days for it to fill up and about 20 years to look like this again. but when it does, it will be a haven for young fish and sea birds. >> it's going to be sonoma county's best place to witness restoration over the long-term. >> reporter: with a predicted rise in sea level, areas like this will act as a shock absorber during heavy storm surges. >> there's nowhere for the water to go. either here or downtown san francisco. thank god for this project. >> reporter: those who built this levee did so in the name of progress and it is being destroyed for the same reason. >> my family was here when these levees were built in sonoma county and it's good for the purposes of that time. this is good for our purposes now and going forward. >> our grandchildren will see what we've created today. >> in sonoma county, john ramos, kpix 5. time now is 4:50. vice president joe biden opens up on his decision to not run for president. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4:53. look at your tv screen, we will have sunshine once the fog dissipates. temperatures along the coast into the mid-60s. topping out in the south bay at 83 degrees in morgan hill, across the eastern portion of the bay area with the fog is out there, low to mid 80s across the tri-valley. 85 in brentwood, north of the golden gate bridge, gentle breeze, 65, 78 degrees in napa, hello cloverdale at 79 degrees. and hello bay bridge, just a few cars in the cash lanes, very quiet as you work your way westbound across the toll plaza into the upper deck of san francisco. i'm getting bored of some debris on the eastbound side of the bay area, keep your eyes peeled for that. a look at the san mateo bridge coming up. vice president joe biden said he decided not to run for president because he can win. in an interview with norah o'donnell on 60 minutes, he admitted the loss of his son made it hard to jump start a campaign. he said the grieving process does not follow any schedule. the vice president also promised he will now be ending his 43 year political -- you won't be ending his 43 year political career quietly. >> i do not want to influence the democratic party. i don't want the party walking away from what barack and i did. >> you said you will not be silent. >> i will not be silent. >> with 15 months left, he wants to work with the new speaker of the house to make sure the government remained open. he has not endorsed a candidate for president. the community of stillwater, oklahoma is coming together after a tragedy at a homecoming parade tragedy -- a car plowed into a crowd at the oklahoma state university's homecoming parade. dozens were injured, some critically. this intersection has become a gathering place for people to pay tribute to the victims. >> it's the right thing to do. pray for the victims, pray for the person that caused this because she needs prayers, too. >> police say the 25-year-old driver, adacia chamber, was driving under the influence. she faces second-degree murder charges. her attorney says she may suffer from mental illness. getting back to that ferrari fire at an east bay gas station that happened at the chevron off of highway 4 and morella avenue, juliette goodrich shows us one firefighters found. >> reporter: al's red ferrari burst into flames when he was filling up at a martinez gas station. he says he was putting the gas nozzle back when he saw a spark. >> i turned again to look and realize flames were erupting from above the engine. i grabbed the -- and try to put it out. >> reporter: the ferrari burst into flames inches away from an explosive fuel pump. al and other ran for cover. he says he watched his ferrari drive itself off the gas station bought into the street. >> i had it in gear but i think the car got hot enough that a pop something into place and the car rolled into the street. then god, if it had ran into the gas station it would have been an ugly scene. >> you watched as his 1978 red ferrari turned black and charred from the inside out. he says he's grateful he made it out alive. >> it was a nice car, yes. >> what are you going to do now? >> see if i can get another one. >> reporter: juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> after the ferrari caught fire, the gas station owner shut off pumps as a precaution. the most ambitious tunneling project in the nation's history. get some bad news. experts say high-speed rail will miss the deadline and budget, but by how much? is astronomical. one person instead, another seriously injured after a shooting in livermore saturday night. we are live with details. the suspect still on the loose. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, griego. 240,000 vehicles a day, there are a few of them, the bay bridge, the approach to the toll plaza so far so good, we'll get a check on weather and traffic in a few minutes. first, it is monday, october 26, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm michelle griego. breaking news out of san jose, cal fire and the san jose fire department at the scene on a grass fire that broke out, kiet do is live at the scene. what happened >> reporter: firefighters are looking for hotspots to make sure that this place does not flare up again. check out video we shot a short time ago near santa teresa and bailey road in south san jose. this fire broke out around 3:00 a.m. , quickly went to two alarms, the san jose fire department got help from calfire, a greater to anchors before they were able to douse the flames. there were no reports of an injury but the fire did move under one of these high tension power lines, no word of any damage or loss of power at this point. because of this fire still under investigation, but pretty unusual for a fire like this to break out this early in the morning in the hills of south san jose. that's where we are live,

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