dollars, years of processing permits. resulted in rubble for wood partners. the developer and owner destroyed in friday's blaze. the fire in east bay now raising questions about parcell will dish person -- -- possible arsonist targeting construction sites.>> did they have concerns about this before it happened?>> everyone has been on alert who builds building in the east bay ever since the fires in emeryville and oakland fire district. >> reporter: spokesman says before the fire company had already implemented after security to prevent possible arson.>> they were security cameras, extra security guards>> reporter: partners is not the only builder concerned the bay area development may be under attack.>> we live in terror and our neighbors as well. people are afraid there will be another fire.>> reporter: the only fire victims -- >> are the developers going to rebuild treximet we have every intention to be built in oakland. they will have more than the security there had been in the past.>> we talk about more security, cameras, people but is something he did had that.>> we had a lot of things in place. but clearly there is something that is able to get around that and create issues like this. at least that is our suspicion right now. >> reporter: still singer says wood partners has every intention to start from the ground up again. even though so much was lost in such a short amount of time.>> reporter: what would you say to other developers who are thinking about coming to oakland but now because of what they see in the news they are concerned.>> be concerned but don't be discouraged.>> reporter: singer says with a plan to rebuild he hopes the city will exercise their permitting process. the process will have to go through again and that is something we's have to speak with the mayor about. we will sit with her one-on-one when we ask how she will help.>> at a time when housing is so needed this will be a big boost for the community. this was nearly halfway complete.>> it was both residential and commercial more than halfway complete. a big loss for that area.>> these are big fires. >> that is the scary part about it. that is why we want to ask these questions. even though they have not determined if this was arson or accidental, the fact is there is that concern. is development under attack? and what is that concern? what are you doing about it?>> thank you candace. if you have a tip for our investigative team contact us at www.ktvu.com or call 510- 874-0222. a reward has now doubled in the case of a bay area attorney shot and killed outside his home in el cerrito. friends and family of james killian had announced a $100,000 reward for tips leading to the arrest and conviction. he had just arrived home from choir practice in october of last year when he was shot and killed. today a pastor from the berkeley church where he was a member read a statement from the family.>> we believe that someone listening or watching could help solve this crime. please, please step forward.>> the 62-year-old was a partner at the san francisco law firm. police had not identified a motive in the case. with the program meals on wheels facing the possibility of federal budget cuts, san francisco mayor edley announced the city is stepping up. rob ross spoke with the mayor and some seniors about the importance of the program and the money the city will spend.>> reporter: 6000 -- that is how many lunches and dinners meals on wheels prepares each day and delivers just in san francisco to the elderly and disabled.>> reporter: some customers say they do not know what they would do without it.>> i have a really bad back and it helps me buy the food coming in and it helps me for i don't have to prepare my own meals and stand in front of the stove for a long pier at a time. >> reporter: meals on wheels has been under the threat of budget cut since march when the white house proposed reductions in the block grant.>> that is a bad thing to do for the elders. >> i think they are suggesting among other lines and abandonment of people in need. i think that is what is coming out more and more from the federal administration side with the carver select and if they let that happen. >> reporter: and lee says he is not waiting for the federal government to decide whether or not to fund meals on wheels programs. he is proposing spending $19 million for home delivery programs almost half going to meals on wheels.>> i thought it is best if san francisco -- our economy is strong enough that we should step up on this. >> reporter: the number of people relying on food delivery has doubled the past seven years in san francisco.>> we are in the unknown zone on the national zone of what cuts could be like and what will be cut, but certainly even is staying where we are right now is unacceptable because we continue to see more people in need. >> reporter: meals on wheels says the program allows used to be able to live in their homes longer and it is cost effect. it cost the same amount of money to send a person to the hospital for one day as it does to feed that very same person two meals a day for an entire year. coming up new developments from san francisco federal court in a bizarre copyright case involving a monkey that took up selfie. plus a different kind of home raking caught on camera. a mountain lion crashing through the window of a northern california apartment. she was sleeping and at first she thought she was dreaming.>> new at 6:30 a security issue at verizon has exposed the personal data of millions of such customers. phone numbers, names and some pin codes for some 6 million customers were inadvertently put online. cyber security experts say the release was caused by human error. the misconfigured security center on a cloud setting. verizon customers should change their pin codes as a precaution. a federal court in san francisco is weighing in on a case involving a copyright law and a monkey that took a selfie. he used a camera belonging to a british nature photographer to snap a selfie. the photograph was published in people for the ethical treatment of animals sued claiming the monkey own copyright. last year a federal judge ruled that copyright protection did not apply to animals. today judges on the ninth circuit court of appeals appeared skeptical that pet a had a right to sue on the monkey's behalf. a mountain lion crashed right to an apartment window. take a look at the left side of your screen. you a juvenile mountain lion targeting in front of a pickup truck in the city. first it crashed into the door of a bowling alley then it ran into the parking lot of the complex. from there he launched through the window right onto the head of a sleeping woman.>> at first i think she thought it was dreaming. it did not see day seem real.>> most people don't believe it when we say a mountain lion hit it.>> the tenants stayed calm. she opened up the back door of her apartment and the big cat left on its own. thanks for stopping by. some residents are taking it all in stride but one councilmember says he wants vision wildlife to assess the incident and possibly trap and relocate that mountain lion. seniors have until the end of next month to save money at america's national parks. the federal government is raising the price of a lifetime senior passed by 700% on august 28 going up from the $10 to $80 people over the age of 62. new federal budget rules require the park to charge seniors the same price as adult as a -- for a lifetime pass.>> this will hurt us. not financially but we have seen these customers for a long time. a deli closing. being forced to shut down. we have got fog at the coast. we have an increase in temperatures coming your way. bigger increases as we get closer to the weekend. we will see you back here with your five-day forecast. reca >> an old time san jose deli is getting ready to shut its doors for good this saturday.>> a lawsuit let the owner no other choice. jesse gary tells us how the changing times caught up with the deli that got its start back in the 1950s.>> reporter: for generations culinary creations from the time deli has please southbay pallets.>> we used to come and get lunch here all the time.>> reporter: sadly time is not on the time of the 67-year-old business. saturday the doors close permanently.>> it will hurt us not financially but we see the customers for a long time. i have customers every day that come here to eat. >> reporter: the first break in this brand loyalty was laid in 1950 when the community newspaper hailed the time deli and its new merchandising. the new mom-and-pop failed to adhere to laws for accompanying the disabled.>> the same lawyer has sued upwards of 40 small businesses in the south bay. in this case that the owner settled but bringing this building but -- back in 1949 up to code proved too costly.>> they have to change the law. it is hurting me. it is not only going to hurt people. it will her other businesses.>> donald byrd and his customers are posing for pictures and preparing for life after time runs out for getting your favorite sandwich.>> where you going to go now? >> i don't know yet. this is where i come. this'll be sad.>> reporter: bird commas -- promises the catering aspect will move on and the possibility of the service from food truck but the doors close saturday.>> that is a shame.>> i got hungry watching that story.>> let's go back to bill in the weather center to find out more about the forecast. nice break we were talking about but it will be heating up again.>> yes with higher fire danger.>> was there a deli in tacoma that you remember anyone went to troxler that clover park troxler that can? >> north beach cans.>> delis are cool. i feel back to hear about that story.>> delis have personalities and character. 1950s is when that when opened up. i don't know. i was just thinking about it. i used to go to delis. we always had my neighborhood deli. especially when we were in the city. temperatures today not where they were yesterday. temperatures tomorrow, about a little warmer than today but not much. running this flatline until we get to friday, saturday and sunday. especially saturday and sunday temperatures come up. if the guy in the deli like to he would put extra me on your sandwich. do you remember that?>> more steak, more salami. bring it on.>> okay. we have dying hurricanes. this is interesting. this was the first major hurricane of the season. now working its way north. just a depression now but it is spewing moisture into the desert southwest. this will be explosive. i mentioned earlier that when you do get that kind of tropical moisture this far north, that is when we in the bait area get this crazy thunderstorm. it is not out of the question. that can happen. this is right now. if that moisture swings through here it lights up everything and of course with the fire danger where it is it is a big deal. as you get into this time of year specific hurricane season, that is another part of the equation. you get into a situation where you have increased fire danger. a lot of talk along the coast. fog will push into late tonight and early tomorrow morning. these are the current temperatures running about where they were yesterday. there is a lot of talk out there. marine layer is 1700 feet deep pushing well inland tonight. burning often temperatures burn quickly. slightly warmer tomorrow. no one hundreds but lots of mid- 90s, 93, 94. 96. fairfield about 93. so that is warmer than today by a degrees but then he really starts going friday and saturday and sunday with a triple digit heat back in the bay area forecast. and with that fire danger on sunday and monday much higher.>> you know what is nice when you walk into the deli and they give you the usual. you don't even have to order.>> did you have a sandwich named after you? >> know. i am not that big-time.>> i just love a good turkey sandwich.>> the bill martin special. i never got one. 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