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the tubbs fire still burning near santa rosa is considered the most destructive fire in california history. tonight investigators may have zeroed in on where it started. good evening. the investigation is focused on a rural area near calistoga along highway 128 near bennett lane. there are several wineries in that area. alyssa harrington is there. reporter: fire investigators feel confident that this is the origin of the fire somewhere in this calistoga neighborhood. its the cause of the fire that could take months to determine. as can you see, certain parts of bennett lane have been sealed off because cal fire is treating this as a crime scene. i ve never been so scared in my life. reporter: paul block thinks he saw the beginning of the tubbs fire, the most destructive fire in california history. he couldn t sleep that sunday night. the sound of the unusually strong wind kept him up. around 10:00 a neighbor called to tell him his barn was on fire. when i got ....
15-year-old was struck in the eye a block from the high school in wind coat. both reported the shooters were driving a dark sedan and wearing masks. our officers are conducting heavy surveillance in the areas where the juveniles are injured. chief fry investigated the 16-year-old who fired the gun on the bus and are working to see if they are connected to the other two. they have met with school leaders in person. they say the 16-year-old was able to ride the bus to school. it seems like you would stop a bully from riding the bus to school possibly shooting someone else. we also called the district but our calls were not returned. the student did not return to school today. his parents are not sure when he will return or if he will take the bus again. the 16-year-old faces aggravated assault charges. jeff chirico, channel channel6 n news. thank you, jeff. students at coatesville area high school walked out of class today to demonstrate. they say administrat ....
just a matter of time before we start the cooldown. no breeze yet. i think we ll hold the rain off until early next week, unless you re well up to the north. but 60s and 70 ovechkin on theater 70s on the water. sal, things have picked up. they have picked up a little bit. traffic at the bay bridge plaza is going to be backed for at least a 20-minute delay before you make it on to i the span. i think that will not lost as much as it does on monday through thursday. sometimes less volume on a friday. we have an improving situation on interstate 880. we have a problem here, you can see it s still sluggish, but better, anymore its freeway head hing south is a little slow. and the south bay commute is beginning to fill in. 7:01. let s go back to the desk. oakland police department shaken by yet another sex scandal. now two officers are set to appear in court today on two separate cases. we have the angry response from the mayor about another police officer accused of s ....
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and again not crafting it as a harassment statute but rather a privacy when. and making it a criminal offense. i think it is moving forward in trying to get laws like this past in all the states is that it educates prosecutors throughout, up and down the levels of government. it really gets the word out to all of law enforcement that this is, in fact, a crime. we still need to maintain state laws in all 50 states need them. the fbi is not going to be looking into every single case. we can t expect them to. they have much more discretion about what case to take, so we are local on four servers to be stopping nonconsensual porn on a local level. the cyber civil rights initiative has a model on our website which is very similar to the illinois law that josh talked about which we would recommend that the 15 remaining states look to. and the other trend we are seeing more and more to civil remedies. we ve been talking about how criminal laws really deter, but we should a ....