walking with a female friend this morning. it happened about 1:00 a.m. three males confronted the coup elg. one of them shot the recent mt. eden high school graduate who died a short time later. the teenage girl he was with was not hurt. the suspects were last seen drive away in a silver suv. they are investigating a heated exchange involving a police officer. a man claims the officer drove up and pulled a gun on him. vic lee has the story. reporter: the officer drives up to don s home as he s loading up his boat. he pulls out his phone and begins recording. the officer then begins shooting from his phone. the officer gets out of his car and this exchange takes place. keep your hand out of your pocket. no sir, i ve done nothing. put your gone down. the officer tells him to get his hand out of his pocket. he puts items from his pocket on his car. no. you don t touch me. he keeps asking the cop why he s at his home. are you spguspecting me of a crime? then h
them. the parts are not hard to find, including unfinished lower receivers. this can be purchased onhien, at gun stores. it can be purchased at county fairs. reporter: the bureau of firearms and explosives says they re legal to build in california. iets not unlawful for someone to manufacture a homemade gun unless they re in violation of state or local laws. reporter: several web sites are dedicated to selling the parts to build any firearm. in walnut creek abc7 news. police are investigating an incident where an officer drew his gun on a man who wasn t accused of committing any crime. take a look. it happened in front of the man s home. the police department s phones have been ringing off the hook since this video went viral. vic lee is live tonight at city hall. vic? reporter: well, there is more to this video that meets the eye. the so called back story. someone who knows the person that shot the video told us there have been past contacts between police and a me
headway. this 65,000-acre rocky fire is hard from being contained. the community of spring valley, though it has survived so far, is still in harm s way after the fire jumped highway 20 yesterday. i was devastated because i know the outlay of the valley, and there s vegetation all the way except for a few spots. and we have a lot of vegetation around our place. the winds are shifting because of the topography. all those take part in a piece of the puzzle of why this fire is capable of growing so quickly. reporter: middletown high school continues serve as one of one of two evacuation centers. 13,000 people have been evacuated. sometimes we hear people have family members or friends, places to go to. in this case, as you mentioned, that evacuation center is filling up. school is just around the corner. that s supposed to start, correct? reporter: yeah. school was supposed to start next tuesday, the 11th. that has been pushed back one week because of the fact that the
on the job now. he was suspended from mid june to mid july. his overall salary was docked 10%. coming up tonight at 6:00 hear more from the chief himself. reporting live in hayward, ian cole, nbc bay area news. ian, thank you. we want to get to our developing news now, north of santa rosa. the erratic and destructive wildfire. this has been extremely challenging for firefighters. yesterday, the flames burst through the containment the line and jumped a local highway. it s called the rocky fire in lake county. it s been burning for nearly a week now. the earliest it can be contained is next monday. here are the new numbers. the flames scorched 65,000 acres, twice the size of san francisco. it s 12% contained. and nearly 7,000 structures are threatened. many of them homes. this cal fire map shows the growing perimeter of the fire. people living nearby are worried the flames could soon overrun entire neighborhoods. my big concern right now is just for my neighbors, and bec
really frustrated including the city saying that they didn t know about this road work and that would have been incredibly important for them to know that. caltrans says it would have been routine work if it wasn t for an accident, somebody allegedly driving around the cones, and that is what caused this huge headache yesterday. pacifica natives know beach traffic on highway 1 can slow things down. but yesterday it was crazy. i ve never seen it backed up like that and i ve lived here 30 years. reporter: traffic was backed up for miles. caltrans was repaving a half-mile stretch of the southbound side. it was really slow and i had a screaming baby in the back. reporter: the work was supposed to be completed by 3:00 p.m. that time line was pushed back to 9:30 following a two-car accident. caltrans says a driver went into the newly paved section of road. so we had to wait for the asphalt truck, which was caught in traffic, to make its way down to the scene. and then w