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breaks out -- from san francisco. a three alarm fire breaks out. i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. a multi-story building on 8th avenue is on fire. the blames seen for some distance. we're told nobody was hurt, and no word yet on the cause. >> we'll keep following that, but our other top story, a house party going horribly wrong and turning deadly early in the day. a fight erupted near bodega and pleasant hills avenues. by the time police arrived one man was dead, another on the run. andrea nakano is live with more. >> reporter: the suspect is in the jail tonight after being arrested this evening. just around 12:30 in the afternoon, police got a call of a stabbing in the parking lot right behind a grill. >> i was working in my office with a client, and we heard

really loud sirens, and i knew it was really close, i didn't know it was this close. right outside my building. >> reporter: investigators say a fight broke out at a house party nearby and it ended in this parking lot. they believe the suspect anthony eboch stabbed the victim cory vaughn several times. vaughn's friends who didn't want to speak on camera said he heard his friend calming out for help, he rushed over and saw two stab wounds to vaughn's stomach. he tried to resuscitate him, but vaughn died in his arms. witnesses describe a scene of complete shock and grief. >> one lady, um, she was crying so hard she just held her chest. i don't know if it was his mom or family member, but it was pretty devastating. i mean there was a lot of people impacted by what happened. >> reporter: police with the help of the sonoma county

sheriff's department then started an intense search for the suspect who fled the scene in this burgundy bmw. the 18-year-old spotted roughly six hours after the incident. at this point authorities haven't released what the two teens were fighting about. i also asked his friend about this, and he didn't seem to know what led to the dispute. andrea nakano, kpix 5. good news tonight, an exciting night for the oakland a's. they beat the best team in baseball with a no hitter. >> vern glenn is breaking it down. >> you know what 12 years ago, he's this 14-year-old kid, and he tossed a five anyoning no hitter, that's -- inning no hitter, that's little league though, and now a big league game against the red sox. let's take you to the ninth. two outs, ramirez at the plate.

>> it's a no hitter! it's a no hitter! that's the best team in baseball, an absolutely sensational performance. >> seventh no hitter in oakland history for sean, and 12th in franchise history. >> there was also a call there too. >> yes, simeon dropped the ball, and they thought that was an error, but it was overturned, and some zany stuff happened. we have complete highlights later in the show. >> all right, thank you. well new at 11:00, drunk driving is already a problem, but now law inners foment has to deal -- enforcement has to deal with people driving

stoned. >> reporter: trey wilson is visiting from atlanta where recreational marijuana isn't legal, and while he's in southern california, he says two things don't mix. weed and taking the wheel of a car. >> when i'm under the influence, i really don't like driving at all. >> reporter: the lapd wanted to stress that point during the 4/20 weekend, the unofficial holiday for marijuana during a series of sobriety check points. dui arrests related to pot have been on the rise since january when recreational marijuana became legal in california. according to the defense attorney who specializes in dui single game . >> -- in dui. >> i get phone calls every day about what's going on with these marijuana duis. >> reporter: the issue may be new to california, but a recent survey among 11,000 anonymous colorado marijuana users found

69 percent said they had driven high in the last year and 10 percent believe they drive better when they're high. for now testing for marijuana impairment is complicated. it's not an exact science like a blood alcohol test. much of it is at the discretion of a police officer who uses traditional tests like walking in a line. >> we adjust as we grow as a society. >> reporter: defense lawyers and police say just because recreational pot is legal, it doesn't mean the long arm of the law will have a hands off approach when it comes to duis. defense attorneys say that a dui can cost you between 5 and $10,000 in court and legal fees. in south la, kpix 35. american heavyweight champion. -- kpix 5. and president trump is

considering a pardon for the a late boxer jack john who won the boxing title in 1908, but he was later convicted of accompanying a white woman across state lines. he was a fugitive for seven years before turning himself in. today president trump said actor sylvester stallone brought the story to his attention. president trump tweeted most thought this would be done, but yes i am considering a full pardon. tonight president trump is still trying to nail down the location for his upcoming meeting with north korea's dictator kim jong un. yesterday the regime said it's halting all nuclear test. here's more. >> reporter: the announcement by north korea's state media that kim jong un is suspending all nuclear tests and dismantling one of the country's nuclear test sites is being hailed by world leader, including president trump who calls it good news for north korea and the world.

the administration's demand north korea get rid of its entire nuclear arsenal has not been achieved, but the latest move is a signal kim jong un may be serious about denuclearization talks. the united nations ambassador haley says the un enforced sanctions worked. >> we came together and were able to enforce sanctions on north korea, isolate them until they had good behavior, and now we're seeing them want to come to the table. >> reporter: president trump said this week he was looking forward to meeting with kim by mid-june, but wants the summit to be productive. >> if the meeting when i'm there is not fruitful, i will respectfully leave the meeting. >> reporter: the summit's location has not yet been chosen, but possibilities include the peace village inside the korean demilitarized zone, a place off the coast, or neutral locations ranging from singapore to sweden. twice north korea has walked

back its own pledges to abandon its nuclear program, but while president trump is enthusiastic about the action, japan's prime minister was less so, saying it must be irreversible. one man is dead, five others heart after a shooting in san francisco's bay view district last night. six men between the ages of 19 and 31 were shot. a 20-year-old died and another man is fighting for his life. unclear if they knew ch other. police think that all of them were standing close to each other at the time of the shooting. it's unclear if they knew each other. there's no information on a suspect yet. san mateo county held its first ever missing persons day hoping to crack unsolved cases. investigators took dna samples from families with missing loved ones and are entering them into a national data base. the coroner's office says there are currently 440 unsolved

missing person cases in san mateo county, and some 80 bodies unnamed for decades. nt day." "we know that coming here is the best we can do for our son." officials say once the case is solved... the d-n-a is destroyed and >> the requirements for what was required for in a jane or john doe investigation in the 50s is totally different than it is here in the current day . >> we know coming here is the best that we can do for our son. >> officials say once the case is involved the dna is destroyed and removed permanently from the data base. san jose just became number one in the nation tonight for something they'd probably rather not be number one about. maria medina is in the south bay with others who say they're cashing in. -- gary >> i've been selling full time for 33 years here in the south bay. >> reporter: if you would have told gary shapiro three decades ago he'd sell his home for $3 million. >> i wouldn't believe you at

all. >> reporter: san jose led the nation in year over year median home price increases for the first quarter. this time last year homes were 33 percent cheaper. today the median home price in san jose will cost you 1.15 million. >> there's two reasons. >> reporter: gary says one reason is supply is at historic lows. in santa clara county he says there are just over 800 homes for sale. in a normal market there should be about 4,000. the second reason, one word, google. >> when google announced that campus, the prices of nearby houses dropped 5 percent that month. >> reporter: the demand for housing is so high, even condemned and burned homes are quickly being sold. a burned mountain view home for nearly one and a half million, a burned home in san jose for nearly a million, and a condemned home in fremont for more than a million. >> it's the land that has increased dramatically over time. the cost of building a home hasn't changed very much in the last ten years, the scarcity of

land has caused the demand. >> reporter: gary says while prices may level off, this has become the new norm. >> even though it feels like a crazy price today, within a few months or years it will be the norm, not a crazy price anymore as prices continue to go up. >> reporter: and gary says supply is so slow because a lot of people justice of the peace aren't moving. he -- of people just aren't moving, and he also says more people are renting than buying as house prices continue to rise n. san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. and coming up next, desperate for manpower. >> what builders are saying about a shortage of workers as they try to rebuild after the wine country wildfires. plus they're digging the prosidio. a year's long journey to uncover san francisco's past. and why you'll want to keep your eyes on the sky tonight. where you can go in the next hour to get a stunning view of

a meteor shower. >> but you won't want to go out without a forecast will you? no.

firefighters on the scene. it taking a live look at a three alarm fire in san francisco with about a hundred firefighters on the scene. it broke out about 9:45 this evening. this is a multistory building on 8th avenue in the inner sunset. the flames could be seen for some distance. we're told no one was hurt, and the red cross is on the scene to help evacuees.

no word yet on the cause. through wine it's been six months since devastating wildfires tore through wine country and people are still picking up the pieces. there's a desperate need to help homeowners rebuild. >> reporter: the fires that raged across the north bay are one of the worst disasters in california history. 43 people were killed, thousands of homes burned to the ground. >> when it happened in the north bay counties, it's sad, but it opened up a lot of work. >> reporter: six months now since the devastating wildfires, and a real need for contractors and construction workers to help get communities from santa rosa, napa, and solano counties back on their feet. >> there's obviously a need for a lot of trades people, and we'd like to be right on the forefront of providing our services to help those communities to rebuild. >> reporter: from the bay area to sacramento and up to the oregon border, head hunters are

scouting for local people to fill the dire need. >> we're looking for all kinds of people interested in the building trades. this is a very active time for the building trades, and the young people are going to be the future of this trade. >> reporter: at this job fair in fairfield friday, dozens of trade employers were on hand, ready to hire, and this napa high school student eager to learn. >> i'm interested in joining the business of construction and landscaping. >> reporter: the requirements for the carpenter apprenticeship program is a high school diploma or ged and entry level positions start at 23 to $25 an hour. >> there's a requirement of working 4800 hours and taking a number of classes. >> reporter: communities looking to rebuild, depending on skilled workers to step up and turn the ash and rubble into a place they can call home. >> when a natural disaster happen, it does open the construction trade and sadly at the loss of ones that lost

their homes, but at the same time it's putting more people to work. tonight.. >> companies also say they need engineers ask the truck drivers. money for wildfire recovery... her causes. tonight chefs and wineries in the north bay came together to raise money for wildfire recovery and other causes. the great chefs and wineries gala emceed by our betty yu raised money for life house that's for people with developmental disabilities. and on the eve of earth day it was all about building in the dirt aft san francisco's presidio. volunteers worked alongside archaeologists who have been digging for four years from april to october. >> the first thing we'll find as we dig today are actually the debris from the 1906 earthquake, so if you're from san francisco and the earthquake seems distant and

far away you can come to the presidio san francisco and see it. >> and archaeologists will be at the work site until october and then cover it with tarps to protect it until next year. and get ready for a show in the skies over the next few hours. the meteor shower will be at its peak tomorrow night. you can go to the oakland space and science center for a viewing party at midnight. the best way to see them is lie down with your feet facing east and wait a half hour for your eyes to adjust. >> and you need clear skies for that, and we have them. looking toward the bay bridge right now from high atop the transamerica pyramid, and you can see the fire still on going. the numbers across the bay area, concord 64, oakland 55. same for san francisco. and santa rosa right now is 53

degrees. here's what's happening. high pressure still in force over the pacific, and low pressure across baja, so it's breezy but not bad. futurecast looks like just a still image, but in fact it's a time lapse of how things will look tomorrow which is pretty clear. so a starry night tonight, and then tomorrow will be warm and dry and all week long. lows in the upper 40s and low 50s, again with starry skies. 54 overnight in livermore. forecast highs tomorrow, san francisco at 69, above average, and concord 83, and oakland 73. south bay tomorrow plenty of sunshine in the upper 70s and low 80s. 83 campbell, and 82 at

cupertino. east bay, sunshine, mid-80s for some locations, 84 dublin. in the north sunshine and temperatures in the mid-70s. so when does it all come to a crashing halt? well it doesn't really. it cools down the latter part of week, we get some clouds, but in terms of rain there's no on the horizon, so a dry and mostly warm week ahead. that's weather. there's a lot going on in sports, here's vern glenn. >> boy, we have a lot to talk about tonight! 108 pitches for the a's against the power house red sox, but it's the last one that vaulted the 26-year-old into baseball lore. the story from the coliseum.

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...the story? it's gotta be a s pitcher sean manaea he said he didn't even know he had a no hitter going until the 7th baseball up top for sure. the story the a's pitcher sean manaea. he says he didn't even realize he had a no hitter until the 7th. at the coliseum, the young lefty had nasty stuff against the red sox. two strike outs in the first frame, but he needed runs. he got three due to marcus simeon. he scored here, homered later. but back to the strike out barrage. two more in the 4th. no hitter! almost one here. benitende was called safe on the slow roller in the 6th. replay shows he ran out of the baseline to avoid the tag. now the no-no still intact. bradley to end the inning!

oh the crowd was waiting for one more out in the 9th. >> it's a no hitter! it's a no hitter! sean manaea has no hit the hottest team in base all, absolutely sensational performance! >> seventh no-no in oakland a's history. >> reporter: what is going through your head at the beginning of the 9th inning? >> oh, man my heart was beating out of my chest and i was try to do everything i could not to -- >> marcus dropped that ball, and i forget it was the 4th or 5th, i just thought it was a hit, so from then until like the 8th or 9th i thought it was

just like a one-hitter, but not a no hitter, and then i looked up in the 8th or 9th and saw it was still 0 and thought that was weird so when the 8th and 9th came, especially after that strike out and coming out to the9th my heart was beating out of my chest and did everything i could to stay calm and not overdo things. >> yeah, it was his first big league complete game too. 25,746 got a treat. special shout out to the catcher who called the game. now what do i have to top that? we'll give it ashot. ahead, that -- it a shot. ahead that other bay area big league team, the giants. what kind of a night did they have in orange county?

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...giants business... brandon be his slump.. back with the rest of locals saturday fare, giants business at anaheim tonight, and here's brandon bell sitting on three home runs hoping to contribute in some way, and he contributed! top of the 2nd, it's a big fly. he put the giants up 2 to 0. but those angels, bottom of the 6th tied at 2, and then pujols

with a man on back away and gone. smashed that two-run job. giants lost the game final of 4- 3. nba the 76ers, timber wolves and jazz. new orleans swept portland today. dubs on the eve of game four in san antonio. welcome back old friend, this is steph curry workout video from last week, but this morning he did practice with the team in san francisco, did most drills, a sign that he's close to rejoining the team somewhere in the second round. curry has been away since march 23rd with an mcl sprain. >> we didn't do any contact, he's not cleared for contact, but 5 on 0 stuff, and our drillwork, defensive segments, he did all that stuff. >> he looked good to me, looked good to me.

but you never know what a guy's pain tolerance is or how he's feeling, but from his movements he looked good today. >> the warriors without curry tomorrow. nice little nooner run at the spurs tomorrow. >> all right. >> close out game. >> yeah, let's get it. thanks. >> and we'll be right back. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

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