smoke. >> this is a map of the area off of gleason drive north of interstate 580. firefighters battled the blaze and tom baker -- tom baker was just kicked out of the area. he's going to get set up and another area. a driver led the highway patrol on a chase in contra costa county. sky fox is over the scene, a pickup truck with a white camper truck was eastbound on highway four, the chase went on for miles and finally ended when the driver stopped near lake alhambra and antioch. two people took off running, one suspect was detained and the other climbed fences and ran through backyards and was eventually caught. there is no word on what prompted the chase in the first place. the man accused of shooting two off duty oakland firefighters and killing one made his first court appearance just an hour ago. he is being charged with murder and attempted murder. >> jesse gary was inside -- is outside the hall of justice with the details on oliver juinio's arraignment. you've learned this is a free -- three strike case? >>reporter: oliver juinio has two prior convictions for violent crimes , a conviction would result in a sentence of 170 years to life behind bars, that's essentially life. let's look at our video. he was wearing an orange jail jumpsuit and shackles. the argues against, a jail sergeant said he is classified as a level for inmate, the highest security threat given and also classified as an escape risk. prosecutors say last thursday oliver juinio shot two off duty oakland firefighters in the 300 block of east taylor street. jake walter died a short time later at regional medical and his friend was wounded and taken to valley medical. the prosecutor said while the crime is still being investigated by the police, the shooting was unprovoked.>> what you have in this case, two young men came to san jose to enjoy themselves and without provocation they were approached by an individual who fired and kill -- killed walter and injured his friend.>>reporter: officials are talking to witnesses to see if something preceded the shooting, oliver juinio is held without bail, a bail hearing is scheduled for september 14 at 1:30 pm. there is a memorial for jake walter on saturday at 11 am at the oakland scottish rite center on lakeside drive. we are outside the hall of justice in san jose i'm jesse gary ktvu fox 2 news. police in santa barbara county found a car associated with an amber alert that was issued for nine-year-old boy. the boy is still missing. the alert was issued this morning for daniel morozov from santa maria esther his mother was found shot to death yesterday. pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. police are calling his father a person of interest in the shooting and they say they believe the boy may be with him. the blue volkswagen golf hatchback that they were looking for was found in santa maria. they believe they may be driving a black 2017th jeep cherokee with the california license plate 1025 -- 7xzk698. authorities are paying attention to airports and border crossings. a deadly plane crash in oregon that killed a bay area pilot, marc rich of menlo park was on his way to view the solar eclipse and the home built plate -- plane took off and was a mile from the oregon airport when it crashed and burst into flames. president trump arrived in arizona for a rally. the president met marines at a marine corps air station and his speech will be at the phoenix convention center and will draw 10,000 supporters as well as a large crowd of protesters. details are emerging about the president strategy for ending the war in afghanistan. the secretary of state held a briefing to spell out the plan and joel waldman is in washington with the latest.>>reporter: last night, it was the war in afghanistan and today it's a domestic agenda. as it pertains to afghanistan, the president said they will send more troops. white house officials initially said throughout there were 4000 and then they backtracked and now the president says he would not give out a specific number of troops. one thing is for sure, some will be deployed in the coming days.>> we believe we can turn the tide of what has been a losing battle. >>reporter: rex tillerson announcing the u.s. will rely on india and pakistan to execute the president's plan to eventually end the war in afghanistan and stop terrorism in south asia. his remarks come one day after the president outlined his strategy for ending the stalemate in the longest running war.>> pakistan and particular can play an important role in delivering the taliban to the notion -- negotiating table.>>reporter: the plan is to deploy more troops, but how many remains unknown. the trump administration points to plans outlined in june by the pentagon to send 3900 service members. defense secretary james mattis making an unannounced visit to baghdad, also declining to give a number but warning isis days are numbered.>> i prefer not to go into those numbers, you have to level and account for everyone on the ground. >>reporter: the president is going to arizona will discussed his immigration and border control policies.>> we have a lot of people showing up to see the president and hear his message, i will tell you arizona loves donald trump.>>reporter: not everyone in arizona loves donald trump, they are expecting thousands of protesters as well, that's prompted business owners in phoenix to close early. joel waldman ktvu fox 2 news. >> our political analyst, what's the president trying to do? >>reporter: his world started in arizona and that's where he is going to back to say thank you and we will talk about the wall. i guess. the timing is interesting, coming on the heels of the afghan discussion, he gave a good speech and it seems like when he gives a great speech or a good speech the next day or two days later it seems to be undone by trump rhetoric that ends up occurring in this town hall. >> this will most likely be unscripted. this is familiar and friendly territory. do you think his visit will highlight the hurdles the president has and that's making promises on the campaign trail and the difficulties in fulfilling them? >> what did he say in the speech? i had a certain opinion coming in, but when you sit behind the oval office desk other factors come into play. i'd love to see a change in the rhetoric and more reality around thinking about building a wall. it's not so easy in a political environment. i'm not sure that we will see that. >> he's going in to arizona, it's starting to turned purple. jeff flake is a senator and he is up for reelection. trump has been bashing him on twitter. he has stood up to the president. talk about the relationship and mitch mcconnell aren't even talking to each other.>> what's happening is that the republican party i think is now coming into the game. we go back in time and remember donald trump, i will use the word hijacked the republican party. it could've been a democrat, it was a vehicle. everybody said, we have a republican in the white house and we can do a lot. now, on policy you are seeing the cracks in the veneer. when you are taking the top guy in the senate on, who is a republican and say i don't think you're doing your job and you fumbled on healthcare. that person will eventually say, enough. that's also true for these other senators. >> thank you. a fast-moving grass fire has led alameda county fire peters -- firefighters to evacuate camp parks. this is a picture of the area that has burnt 200 acres. >> it's 90% contained. that fire started two hours ago and they are on the camp parks property. we will go live to tom lake are. -- tom vacar.>>reporter: we see no smoke but you will see there are fire trucks looking for hotspots. i want you to look here on this hillside, you can see the black where there appears to be people standing and they are looking for hotspots. just envelope, you will see the red on the golden grass, that's the fire hr that was dropped by the tankers and if you go more left, look at all of these houses under construction. these were threatened, fire could have swept through there. kudos to the firefighters and those with cal fire retardant take your group. -- tanker group kept things under control. with grass this dry and hot, it is a situation that could have gotten out of control. the current situation is that they are looking for hotspots and it appears to be something different than earlier, there were open flames just racing across these hills. that's a real danger at this time of year and it will continue to be into september and october, if we get no rain. these grass fires will continue to spread and that's because there is so much grass on the ground because of the water that we had, most of the big fires recently have been grass fires rather than those where the fire gets into the trees and you have forest fires. that's the situation just outside camp parks and near the wallace ranch housing develop. we will keep talking to folks and see if we can learn more. tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >> , we have had a number of these fires over the years, it seems like every year and they burn close to those homes. any idea where this fire is going?>>reporter: we haven't talked to anyone. the sheriff's department lettuce through to police lines and when we set up for the live shot we couldn't do it. nothing was going on, they don't understand what california laws said about our right and duty to cover this for you. they haven't talked about the cause and we will go to the command center and see what we can find out for you. >> thank you. new details on the deadly earthquake in italy, the latest as rescue teams continue to sift through rubble. the berkeley mirror is urging people to stay away from a rally sunday at civic center park. fire danger continues to rise as our temperatures begin to warm. i will look at a warming trend coming up. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are 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about the rally in berkeley, residents have been urged not to attend for fear of a repeat at the violence in charlottesville, virginia and berkeley earlier this year. henry lee is in berkeley with what the mayor is saying.>>reporter: the berkeley mayor and others are taking a stand against hate and bigotry. they are urging others, people to stay away from sit -- civic center park. they want people to be safe and that's the main thing. a group of east bay political leaders addressed the media outside berkeley city hall in advance of a rally this sunday at civic center park in berkeley. the mayor said violent and hateful speech want be tolerated in the city. >> this is not freedom of speech, this is bigotry. this is racism. this is enough albia. there is no place for any of it and berkeley or anywhere else in our great country. [ applause ]>>reporter: the mayor urged people not to attend sunday's rally for their safety. berkeley police are setting up a car free zone to avoid a repeat of a deadly incident and charlottesville, virginia from noon friday until late sunday night no cars will be allowed to park along the perimeter of the park.>> we can't get into specifics of the tactics, we want to plan for any possibilities and it's very fluid.>>reporter: there are hundreds with unions and facebook groups who have said they plan to counter protest and one member criticized the mayor for encouraging people to stay away. >> there is a way that berkeley should be involved.>>reporter: before the news conference, a transgender woman organizing the right-wing rally spoke up. she represents the group no to marxism. >> we are being deemed dangerous. i do not support white % missy. we don't want racist people there. we do not want violent people there.>>reporter: city officials say there are alternative events planned for sunday. henry lee ktvu fox 2 news . perhaps you notice that it's warmer outside. let's get an update with our meteorologist rosemary orozco. we are get started, temperatures will climb through the week and the weekend. there's a lot more sunshine out there today we had clearing earlier and our temperatures came up quickly during the afternoon. this is a beautiful shot over san francisco. it's currently 66 degrees and santa rosa is 81 degrees. oakland 71 and 90 degrees and livermore at this hour and 80 in san jose. that's warmer than yesterday up by 10 degrees in livermore and 13 degrees in concord. if we look north, 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. the cloud cover, it's just hazy and for now we have partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. the onshore breeze is still with us but it's weaker than it's been from 10 to 15 miles per hour reported around fairfield , concorde and stronger in oakland. tomorrow morning, upper 50s and low 60s in the south bay of san jose, mid-60s in the far inland communities. it will be warmer during the afternoon in the low to mid 90's for the inland communities and upper portions of the east bay livermore and antioch. a lot of 70s around the bay. temperatures continue to climb. your extended forecast is coming up. it allows agencies to conduct real time dna testing. >> we break down the anticrime belt signed by president donald trump with the alameda county district attorney. i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces trap odors. febreze fabric refresher cleans them away for good. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up to 45 days. breathe happy with febreze. president donald trump signed a law cosponsored by dianne feinstein and east bay congressman it allows agencies to conduct real time dna testing. rapid dna analysis can process in just 90 minutes or less speeding up investigations into unsolved crimes and exonerating those who are wrongfully accused. this is received bipartisan support. let's talk more about this with district attorney nancy o'malley. we were talking and you see this is a game changer? >> i really do. it uses technology to its maximum. the technology has been developed in pleasanton and we have validated all of the results. it's all done through a machine. the machine takes a sample and whatever the sample has that is dna capable, it's put into a machine and 90 minutes later there's a profile. in the past it's taken multiple layers of testing for that profile and takes tremendous time. >> and it's expensive? is it cheaper? >> it will be cheaper as it's used more often. our own sheriff's department has been testing it with individuals coming in to confirm their identity through dna. the company has been aggressive wanting to get this into police agencies and crime labs to expedite testing. the expediting can help identify a perpetrator or exonerate someone.>> this was just signed into law, how real is this? >> we've been working on this for about five years with the fbi crime lab and our elected officials. we have de this up to just have the lot changed, i think the system is ready to go and now it will allow the nongovernment agencies to enter results into the national database without going through layers of work. it's validated. >> we've been hearing stories of the dna test that a been sitting for years, rape kits that have not been tested. how much of a backlog is there and how quickly can these new tests wipe out that backlog and how fast will the turnaround be?>> the rape kit still has to be tested through the crime lab, it may be mixed dna, it's not quite as directors taking the sample and putting it into a machine. if the rape kit is analyzed and we are doing it quickly. if someone is arrested and they have the profile from the rape kit and and 90 minutes they can confirm whether the perpetrator is included in the group or excluded. if there's anyone marked the doesn't match they are excluded. that can happen in 90 minutes or less. that's exciting. we are able to utilize technology in a way that's most effective and official -- efficient. california is the primary state and maybe that's because they are here and they been working with us. there are other states that are working with it. our state crime lab has also been testing it and validating the equipment in the anticipation of getting the lot changed.>> thank you new details in the effort to reach -- recall the judge. he's accused of killing an eight-year-old in santa cruz in 2015. a judge will decide if this teenager should be tried as a juvenile or an adult. to keep hair strong against hot styling tools, you need more than a conditioner, ...you need a miracle. pantene 3 minute miracle daily conditioner... has a super concentrated pro-v formula... ...that makes hair stronger* in just 3 minutes. so your hair is smoother 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court the secretary of state not the registrar of voters should oversee the recall. he has become infamous after sentencing of brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a party near campus in 2015. he served three months and was released in september. the sentence which many saw as lenient outraged many in the women's rights movement which would those led to the recall. they say the sentence was handed down after consulting with probation department and reviewing the impact statements. >> our role is to make sure that he is treated fairly, during these recall proceedings and that's all i can say.>> he is desperately trying to avoid a recall election and he is really willing to waste county taxpayer money and to violate the first amendment rights of anyone in the county whether you agree or disagree we have an absolute right under the first amendment to collect those signatures. >>reporter: signature collection are on hold until the court rules and that's delayed until the court can find a judge, all sitting judges have recused themselves in santa clara county. they are now looking outside the county, perhaps a retired judge or one that is sitting on the bench with time to work this into his schedule. jesse gary ktvu fox 2 news. a hearing was held in santa cruz to determine whether aj gonzales will be tried as a note -- an adult. he's charged and killing maddie middleton, he was 15 at the time of the defendant has been held for two years. a hearing was not public and no information is been released on a decision in regards to whether he will be tried as an adult. let's talk about this with michael cardoza, isn't 14 to cut off? if you are 14 you could potentially be charged as an adult in california?>> it depends on the type of crime. the real cutoff is 16, that's normal crimes. when you get into murders and such, it's a 14-year-old cut off. >> this is a murder case. >> where do you see this going? this is a tough call?>> when i was a da and alameda county, the judges had the same power they have now, to decide whether a juvenile should be tried as an adult or be kept in juvenile hall. the district attorney's association in california went in and got that law reversed. the power went to the da and they could, do something called direct charge. if that were still in effect the da could say we are going to try him as an adult. the voters said we are giving it back to the judges, we will let them decide. they have five criteria to look for, one of which is sophistication of the case, the gravity of the case and whether he can be rehabilitated as well as his criminal history. >> they are looking at, if he is found guilty is there a chance for him to be rehabilitated in the juvenile system or is it just so heinous that he needs to go into an adult system and sit there for potentially the rest of his life. >> that is the question and the judge will have to answer that. how bad is the crime? remember a couple of years ago there was a man who drove down tree boulevard in contra costa and killed a family. there was a girl and the husband and a girl was injured severely. there was a question as to how we should be charged. juvenile courts lose jurisdiction and you walk away. should he be tried as an adult or sent to state prison? the other question is what if he gets convicted as a juvenile, do they put him into state prison? no, they keep him until he's 18 and then they push them to prison. this crime is so heinous in my opinion, the judge will find him eligible to be tried in superior court as an adult. he will be convicted and they will keep him in juvenile court. once he is 18 they will push them into the adult penal code to san quentin and he will stay there for the rest of his life.>> you're talking about the california youth authority?>> no, they will keep him in juvenile hall, it's not california youth authority anymore. at 18 it state prison. i think that's where this is going. i don't think any judge will say, unless they think his mental capacity was so diminished that they think, we better not push him into adult court. >> we don't want to convict him, we still have a trial to go through. these are questions that have to be discussed. >> true, and i've done this, i get to be a legal analyst and say what i think. i think he's going to get convicted. talk to the judge or the jury. >> the judge has had no decision yet, two weeks to go over thing and we expect a decision coming up.>> i think he should bet everything and make a recent decision. the mental capacity of this young man will be a huge issue for that judge.>> thank you. lawmakers are using the august recess to push through their economic agendas. the economic plans from both sides of the aisle. a warmer day felt around the bay area and it will continue into the weekend. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. 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(male announcer) hey, it's time for great deals on great gear! plus, weekends during the classic, you can get up to a $100 instant rebate on select gear when you purchase with your bass pro shops mastercard. governor brown was in san francisco to speak at a labor leadership conference. he talked about everything from nafta and climate change and investing in infrastructure. he criticize president donald trump and lawmakers for what he called the lack of leadership. he wants them to focus on creating jobs. democrat and republican lawmakers are using their august recess to roll out their own visions of america's economic feature.>>reporter: congresses out for recess and both parties are using the opportunity to road test their agendas ahead of a fall expected to be dominated by economic issues. monday, they unveiled key components of the tax reform plan they say it focuses on bringing down rate to encourage job growth. >> what we intend to accomplish is comprehensive tax reform that brings the rates down to make america more competitive. >>reporter: democrats are rejecting that approach launching their new agenda today called a better deal and attempts to recast them as a populist party focusing on jobs, lower healthcare costs.>> we're talking about equality and an idea of full-fledged commitment. >>reporter: both parties will have to find a way to work with president donald trump who's made it clear infrastructure is his topic. >> we will get infrastructure built quickly, inexpensively relatively speaking and permits will go quickly. >>reporter: this is congress grapples with the possibility of a that default -- debt default. they are pleading for a clean bill that extends america's credit limit. >> we cannot put the credit of the united states on the line. >>reporter: congress needs to pass a new funding bill by the end of september to avoid a government shutdown. rosemary hinted at the warm up. let's get more details. temperatures were in the 90's for some of our hotter spots and we are only going up. this is a look at san jose where it was mostly clear and clearing early in the day. this is another beautiful view and it's mostly clear to the coast. we have sunshine and temperatures warmer anywhere from five, 10, 15 degrees warmer. san francisco 66 and it's beautiful, 71 oakland, upper 70s in fremont and 90 degrees in fairfield and livermore. we have a west breeze picking up this afternoon and gametime is 7:15 pm it will be 63 under partly cloudy skies. the low that brought us the cloud cover yesterday and the cooler weather will move out and we will have high pressure building back in. today, temperatures came up and we will continue to do so through the business week. it looks like by the weekend mid to upper 90s are possible inland. future cast shows overnight the fog will be back in low clouds across the east bay will likely have some in the north bay although this model keeps it at a minimum. it breaks away and we are mostly sunny away from the coast and we could see some sunshine in the afternoon in areas south of half moon bay and portions of the north bay coast. up to -- low 60s around the bay and 65 antioch, afternoon highs will reach 70 in sausalito and upper 80s in st. helena. in the east bay low 70s in berkeley to 90s inland. in the south bay 84, 86 saratoga and afternoon highs along the peninsula will be in the upper 70s. mid to upper 60s and daly city and half moon bay. temperatures will climb through the weekend upper 60s to near 70 at the coast and near 80 bayside and hot inland nearing 100. that summer weather is back.>> at the end of august. julie joins us with a look at the stories we're working on and we are waiting to hear from firefighters in dublin. a 200 acre while bear caused evacuations this afternoon. alameda county fire is updating the media and we will have the latest coming up. controversies over statues just aren't in the south. >> that's right you may have not noticed but there is a statue in san francisco that someone taken down. coming up, what that statue depicts in the calls to remove it. we will have this all coming up at 5:00. also, it may be a year before it's opening but controversy is brewing over apple's new spaceship like campus in sunnyvale. silicon valley neighborhood is worried about the imposing presence of apple's new spaceship like campus. apple park is creating issues. >>reporter: if apple employees will move in, this neighbor is worried that her quiet will be disrupted. >> i appreciate apple and i like their products. i feel like a residential area wasn't the best place to put a large office complex. >>reporter: the traffic is worse as many drivers user street to bypass congestion. she is taken these complaints to the city and fears it's just the beginning. >> they've told us to wait and see and i think if you look at a map you will see that this is how it's going to be.>> there are permitted parking zones you can implement and traffic calming devices are possible. we need to see the data. >>reporter: the city says it's working with apple and the city of cupertino monitoring the data for the next five years. they are giving the city $5 million to address traffic and parking concerns. apple said before they broke ground they have connected with the neighbors and doing our best. we are proud to invest $70 million for transit and other infrastructure which will benefit the neighbors.>> it's more of a headache, we want to play outside.>>reporter: kevin harold remains cautious, their view is a brick wall and his concern is that the apple employees will use their neighborhood is a parking lot. >> i don't want to have to have a permit on my own street. it would bother me if we had to go that route. wal-mart once to use floating warehouses. they filed a patent for system that would look like a blimp that would fly 500 feet and would have several launching bases for drones. last year amazon filed a similar patent. if you plan to take a vacation it might be a good time to buy a ticket, many airlines will lower their prices according to usa today prices could drop by 15%. airlines typically lower fares around this time of year as children go back to school and demand drops. prices go up right before the holidays. a moment during the little league world series showed us the true meaning of sportsmanship. a venezuelan player hit a walkoff two-run triple to bring his team 83 hope -- win, as they were celebrating the losing teams picture -- pitcher slumped down to cry. venezuela's coach and the team went over to comfort the player even before his own coach noticed. the opposing players offered hugs instead of the traditional handshakes. we have a lot to learn from those young men. >> that is the story of the day.>> that is beautiful. many u.s. cities have banned texting while driving, stamford, connecticut is considering banning texting and walking. >> the mayor said if you are on the street and not paying attention, it's dangerous for everyone. honolulu passed an ordinance which bans cell phone use by anybody crossing the street. >> you've seen those videos of people walking into a parked car. that's our question of the day, would you support a ban on walking and texting in the bay area? let's check out our results in the looks like 61% say no -->> no, they say yes. it's backwards on the script. >> but, i'm looking at the screen and it's a 61% say no they would not pursue her does support it.>> joseph wrote, only when crossing streets should it be band. another one chimes in, i write a disability scooter and people always walk into me. it's an unsafe world.>> it's impossible to create laws to protect the stupid. people will be criminals and stupid or possible darwin award winners. >> you can take the poll on www.ktvu.com. the navy confirms the first fatality after a candidate dose collision between -- do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or... ...one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to 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their fellow crewmembers and got the ship running within an hour of the collision. and operational pause is in order to assess immediate steps that need to be taken for safety. >> our navy will take the opportunity to pause the operation and evaluate our training processes. >>reporter: this is the fourth major mishap for the navy since january. including a collision between the uss fitzgerald and a cargo ship drowning seven sailors. two captains have been relieved for these and there is a consensus among lawmakers that the operational pause is needed to get the 7th fleet back in shape. >> congressman wonder if it is human error, other training issues? are there any outside intrusions?>>reporter: the malaysian navy is helping and they have recovered one buddy but it has not been identified. lucas tomlinson fox news. a plume of smoke seen from miles away as a grass fire forces evacuations in dublin. fire crews nearly have it surrounded. good evening i'm julie haener. i'm frank somerville. a fast-moving grass fire in dublin has led alameda firefighters to evacuate the area of the u.s. army reserve site called camp parks. this is video when sky fox is was flying overhead. alameda county fire estimates 200 acres burned and there were flames and tall plumes of smoke. the fire is 90% contained. >> we will show you a map it's near the santa rita jail off of gleason drive in dublin. tom baker is there and we've been updated.>>reporter: they did just update the media and they still maintain it's 90% contained, it's 10% uncontained. that can only mean that there cruising for hotspots to make sure nothing flames up and gets outside the perimeter which has been well-established. they will be here for a while and that's the hotspots. we spoke to a spokesperson for alameda fire and this is what she had to say. >> the wind driven fire was traveling towards wallace ranch and it created a lot of smoke. the sheriff's office performed evacuations in wallace ranch. >>reporter: the situation is strictly a mop up right now. they are making sure nothing flares up, this grass is so dry that if you get any wind at all, it will spread and the fire that starts litell

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