claims. that's where katie marzullo isly right now with more on the story. >> reporter: the community center the new claims office will pope for the first time this morning at 9 a.m.. -- will open for the first time this morning at 9 a.m.. you can file in person if you feel your health or finances were impacted. that firebreaking out monday evening was caused by a hydrocarbon vapor leak. investigators are looking into the fire that i only been able to conduct witness interviews and go over records. they are waiting until it is safe to get to the site of the fire. >> we are concerned about the continued frequency of indents in industry as well -- of incidents in industry as well as safety problems throughout the country. >> reporter: the u.s. chemical board safety board not the

only agency looking into this. the investigations very much moving forward so is the community push for compensation by chevron. at least 1600 people have called the 24/7 hotline that chevron set up this week. thousands have gone to see a personal injury attorney. there are -- there's a good chance there will be long lines here at the new claims office as well chevron just ask if you have already call the hotline don't come to the claim center, your claim has been filed over the phone. the center open from 9 to 7. tomorrow 8 to noon. katie marzullo, abc7 news. it will be held at the nevin community center in richmond monday through friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.. saturday from 8 to noon. major development, air quality regulators say they were wrong about saying

there was no pollution caused by the chevron fire. they said air samples showed below levels considered safe. now the district says, in one of the eight samples taken throughout richmond levels of the toxic compound act crow lean were abov standards. -- the fire generated smoke that contained particulate matter. oakland police investigating a shooting that left within dead and one injured on san pablo avenue near 19 street. investigators tell us that two people were shot 12:30 both driven to the hospital. one died at the hospital. no word from police on details of the shooting or motive. >> police investigating officer-involved shooting in vacaville yesterday 3:30 p.m.

the victim pulled a knife on an officer outside police headquarters. the officer opened fire after the man refused to drop the knife and lunged at him. the dead man just left police headquarters where he tried to report a friend was in danger. a clerk called the officer because of what he described as the man's bizarre behavior. police looking for man accused of kidnapping his 2-year-old baby girl and her mother. police say he kidnapped them from the oakland home they shared with friends. 17-year-old angelica lopez and the two-month-old were found safe yesterday in oakland. $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of hernandez. police searching for three robbers involved in a coin store heist in sunnyvale. investigators say this woman knocked on the door to gain

entrance to max coins and let two masked men in. tied up an employee and stole gold, coins and jewelry this is a sketch of the female. witnesses say she is in her mid 20s, brown eyes and dark brown hair. 65,000 people per day will converge on golden gate park starting this morning for the and wall outside lands music festival one of the biggest festivals. when we paid a visit the too fight setting up. they -- the foo fighters were setting up. sunday stevie wonder. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> these three headliners, we've been pursuing for years. constant conversation with them and the timing was right for each of them to play this

year. >> the festival features booths for 16 microbreweries, 72 restaurants and 30 wineries, art displays. parking will be difficult. festivalgoers are encouraged to take advantage of the extra bus service muni is providing. tow trucks will haul vehicles that block driveways. mass transit if you can ii concert begins at noon today. -- mike checking in on that weather. >> a lot of sun by the afternoon. good morning. 11:00 temperatures around 60, a lot of sun, sunny and mild, 65 at 3:00. fog will roll in 7:00. foggy and cool during the evening and five few. other than standing in the direct sunlight, going to be

nice out there. 49 santa rosa, 60s fairfield, antioch, live more and san jose 7:00, the rest of us in the 50s clear skies except the coast where the clouds will hang, noon too, 50 half moon bay, 60s san francisco, oakland, san rafael everybody else in the 70s and 80s even a few 90s east bay valleys and santa clara valley lunchtime. 4:00 90s to 100 inland, 70s and 80s around the bay shore mid to upper 60s coast into san francisco, 60s along the coast san francisco and oakland 70s bay shore, 80s and 90s for friday evening activities many 90s east bay valleys. tomorrow within more run at 100 inland. poor air quality -- one more run at 100 inland. poor air quality, mid 90s inland upper 70s bay mid 60s at the coast.

time for traffic. good morning. back to the golden gate bridge, fog-free one lane northbound roadwork north tower should be picking up 5:00 this morning. crews getting ready to reconfigure lanes. >> san mateo bridge looking good, taillights westbound, up the highrise overfoster city no delays there eastbound direction towards hayward everything is moving smoothly. overnight roadwork eastbound 4 at loveridge that highway shutdown all lanes at loveridge are detoured on and off at the off-ramp and back on. mill valley northbound 101 noncommute direction not many cars out there, you will come across one lane northbound. outside lands, they are expecting over 180,000 people, muni lines will be affected expect a lot of delays.

nearly 2500 free backpacks with school supplies will be distributed in san jose this morning at 10:00 to families who preregistered. last year 2000 backpacks were handed out at the community center. this year, a record number of families signed up. there was concern there might not be enough backpacks to meet the commandment the charity was 400 short a month ago. they tell us every family that has an appointment will receive a complete backpack with school supplies, plus gift cards for new children's shoes. sergio says there are some people in line. a live report in our next half hour. new e-mails show how involved the white house was in managing the controversial solyndra loan program. >> reporter: new campaign by a group supporting president obama has mitt romney crying foul.

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good morning. ly picture from our sutro camera of san francisco lit up overnight. going to be another spare the air day. mike will tell you more. we've got that friday traffic and a lot going on tonight sue will have information about that coming up. both presidential candidates are keeping a low profile today but the campaigns continue to attack through political ads. >> reporter: the candidates may be all smiles, but the war of words heating up on television. both sides spending unprecedented amount of money on negative ads. latest from the super pac supporting president obama has republicans crying foul. the spot implies that mitt romney was responsible for the death of a laid off man's wife from cancer. >> she passed away in 22 days.

i do not think mitt romney realizes what he has done to anyone. >> reporter: the ad fails to mention the man's wife died in 2006, years after romney left bai capital and the woman did not receive health insurance through her husband. mitt romney condemned the spot. >> in the past when people pointed out something was inaccurate, campaigns pulled the ad, today they blast ahead. >> reporter: romney campaign is far from . running its own ad claiming president obama has gutted welfare reform. >> waivers. >> reporter: the white house says that is blatantly dishonest the administration's experiments with changes still requires people to work. romney is gearing up for a battleground state bus tour this weekend stocking speculation a vp announcement is imminent. new cnn poll shows president obama with a seven point advantage over romney.

perhaps he can close that gap with the excitement that a vp announcement usually brings. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. this morning the "washington post" is reporting on white house meetings last summer to brief president obama on a loan program that helped solyndra before it went bust. the white house says, records from the energy department confirmed that energy staffers, not political appoint tphaoeusd the decisions on which clean -- appointees made the decisions on which clean energy companies would get the loans. republicans saying the program wasted stimulus money. solyndra received 535 million dollars in loan guarantees before it shutdown last august laying off 2,000 workers. straight ahead, an appeal for peace. dozens sound off in san jose over the wisconsin sikh temple massacre. surprising results about the clarity

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-- severe weather possible from south carolina up to maine. no delays now there nor here at home some will develop and when you away from the tv you can use our flight tracker at abc7news.com. members of the wisconsin sikh temple where six died in last weekend's rampage have started the healing process. investigators began allowing the sikh community back in the building yesterday. they swept, scrubbed and painted overdamage let by a gun with man police identify as a white supremacist.

a bullet hole remained in a door frame which members say will not be repaired to remind them of what happened. three bay area cities plan to take part in tonight's nationwide candlelight vigil against violence. sikh leaders ask everyone to join them. last night a similar peace rally was held out a government building in san jose. renewed calls for peace and acceptance. the shooting in wisconsin has shaken many to the core. >> the violence has to stop. we can't send our kids to movie theaters, shopping malls, we can't go to our churches, you are scared to send our kids to school this is america. >> everybody has been hurt because somebody killed

americans. we all feel that pain. >> congressman mike honda calling for sweeping policy changes to allow for better monitoring of people on terror watch lists. a richmond man delivered a baby tuesday morning, his first son in the back of his suv. ama daetz has the story. >> reporter: imagine coming into the world to this. flashing lights and firefighters. that's the birth story for this little boy, ready to go when his mother's water broke early tuesday morning. his dad had no idea what was about to happen. >> she walked to the car and i to the bathroom, brushed my teeth and all that. when i came out she was leaning on the van and she said i can't make it. >> reporter: dad's response? >> i just told her no, i can't do it many

>> reporter: their honda pilot was about to become a delivery room. out went the car seat, in came mom. dad called 911 and was told to do something. >> i grabbed the head and waiting for the baby and she just did what she had to do. when he came out he wasn't breathing, he had stuff on his nose and i move it and he started crying. >> reporter: that's when the ambulance arrived. >> i see it on tv, i never thought i was going to be at the end of. >> reporter: you did a good job dad. >> i hope so >> reporter: like the movies the calvary shows up after dad saves the day. the siblings said cool, dad said not cool. they should be able to go home in a couple of days. long held assumptions about lake tahoe's clarity are being tossed aside with new research.

annual report on lake tahoe's health defies conventional wisdom on what causes the lake to become lessor more clear from year-to-year clarity improved 4 1/2 feet after the winter of 2010-2011. winters produce runoff that carries more sediment into the lake. another surprise is the wildfire had little effect on lake clarity. the report comes out ahead of monday's opening of the annual tahoe sum >> -- tahoe summit. [ unintelligible ] warm up there, mid 80s no near 90s, might be a nice time to take a dip in the lake. beautiful 67, amazing. a little haze this morning, clouds at the coast. quiet this morning.

doppler trying to find moisture having a hard time of it. most of us in the 50s and 60s. more of us in the 60s. half moon bay 50, antioch 68. monterey bay mid 50s inland salinas, 61 gilroy. spare the air today east bay valleys and santa clara valley we could have the poorest air quality try to refrain from using anything that runs on gas today many concord 100 today, hayward 82, oakland 78. santa rosa 96. san francisco will make it to 72, 64 in pacifica to 78 in oakland we jump into the east bay valleys most of us in the hundred's, 103 in -- in the 100s, 103 in brentwood.

dublin reporting station 99°. east bay shore berkeley and oakland mid to upper 70s everybody else in the low to mid 80s south bay sunnyvale milpitas upper 80s everybody else low to mid 90s mid 60s along the coast to near 70 downtown and south san francisco, 70 sausalito low to mid 90s north bay valleys. 66 monterey. 20 few degrees warmer by morgan hill, 100. 110 fresno, 113 palm springs scattered thunderstorms possible in yosemite 103, near 90 l.a., 79 in san diego. saving grace the temperatures overnight in the 50s and 60s. another run at 100 inland tomorrow. temperatures start to taper sunday still hot away from the coast closer to average monday

through wednesday. good morning. cvviq!ui maze caltrans roadwork if you are coming off the 880 not affecting anything traffic light picking up lanes if you are headed through the macarthur maze funneling into the bay bridge toll traffic very light no metering lights smooth sailing upper deck. dumbarton bridge roadwork continuing a few more minutes westbound two right lanes. roadwork northbound 280 at highway 85 will be picked up 6:00. lots of events in san francisco this evening, 6:00 9 , 9ers game 101 will be jammed, 7:35 giants game all roads leading to at&t park will be very crowded. -- the government says airlines are doing better when it comes to arriving on time

and not losing your bags. the department of transportation says 84% of flights landed within 15 minutes of scheduled arrivals, best record since 1988. only three in every 1,000 bags were lost on damaged, the best record in nearly three decades. officials praise the industry. >> i think passengers deserve to be treated fairly airlines have gotten the message and they've stepped up and improved service. >> everyone is anti-airline now. they don't seem to be doing anything to fix that. >> airlines say new tracking technology has prevented bag dang from getting lost and fewer plains -- baggage from getting lost and fewer planes makes on time arrivals easier. a man fell asleep on a baggage carousel and went for a ride for 15 minutes. he was found when this image

popped up on security monitors. his body in the fetal position he arrived beer in hand when he saw no one at check-in desk he took a snooze on the conveyor belt. >> those conveyor belts are not so comfortable. >> they are not. after a few beers -- next, early morning for some south bay families the backpack give-away kicking off in a few hours. what state power watchers will say it will have to do to get through the heatwave. new san francisco target store not ready for business yet, but they are ready to make hundreds of hiring decisions. we'll have details.

good morning. thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. and i'm eric thomas. a lot of events going on. first it is a spare the air day. mike has more on that. >> sixth of the summer season. too much smog or ground-based ozone zone develop mainly east bay and santa clara valleys during the afternoon. all of us can do our part by eliminating any type of use of anything that runs on gas or diesel. this will be the sixth one probably seven tomorrow then cleaner and cooler air rolls in as we head through the back half of the weekend into next week. complete forecast in a few minutes. all of thi