>> katie: good morning, it's 8:00 on this saturday morning. i'm katie marzullo. >> let's start off with a quick first look at the weather. >> conditions will be changing. right now we have fire danger in the north bay and in fact, north winds are gusty. well active humidity is low. right through 3:00 this afternoon, there is red flag warning for high fire danger for the upper elevations. do be careful if you are doing any bike riding. contrasting that we have zero mile visibility with dense fog

along the san mateo coast here. down to the salinas valley. elsewhere, nice and sunny around the bay but looking for cooler temperatures from 10-15 degrees cooler with numbers anywhere from the low 70s to near 80 around the bay. low to mid-60s around the coast. starting out in the north bay, sunny and clouds moving inland, not as warm as 98 in livermore. >> as new red flag warnings are posted in the north bay, fire crews in san jose are watching a brush fire they put out to make sure it doesn't flare up again. here is the aggressive response that kept homes from burning. >> we looked down over the brush fire that burned more than 30 acres across the street from eastridge mall. >> parts of the bay area we are at a red flag warning. the weather conditions are

almost extreme and this fire was spreading rapidly. >> reporter: a crowd gathered to see what was happening as the flames spread coming dangerously close to a mobile home park. >> my mom lives in the first mobile home and it's ten feet from the fence line. i started wandering down the mobile homes and it's really scary. >> reporter: two people were treated for smoke inhalation but no structures caught fire. at least, not this time. >> we have fires here every year. usually we have multiple fires. >> this has happened three times last year. i understand it's already happened one time. in a way i'm glad it's over. >> you heard the fire captain the fire spread very quickly. and when it is this hot and dry outside. call 911 at the early sign of

smoke. developing news out of southern california, new containment on the estimate on the spring fire. massive wildfire is 30% contained. up from 20 and increase in humidity should help firefighters help get the higher. it may take a week to bring it under control. the spring fire has tripled in size since yesterday. it has burned 28,000 acres, 15 homes have been damaged. flames continued to threatened 4,000 more homes. fire has moved toward the ocean since it broke out thursday. flames jumped the pacific coast highway, more than 900 firefighters are on the front lines in steep coastal terrain. >> nearly a dozen strike teams are either in southern california or on their way there to lend a hand in the spring fire. they participate in a system in

which aide is prois provided to a county whose county is overwhelmed. >> the dryness and weather. temperatures, humidity, wind, all of those things play major factors in our success. mother nature is really who controls our success. >> nearly 250 men and women from the bay area are pitching in to help the fire fight. >> a prior to broke out in hillsborough and started just before 5:00 in the back of a house on black mountain drive. the owner tells us his family and pets got out safely, but they weren't the only ones affected. flames damaged the house next-door and flying embers caused fires on few other homes. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> it's not quite time to celebrate but the bay area is very close to hosting the 2016 superbowl. that after competitors in miami fumbled late in the game.

huge break came yesterday when lawmakers came up with a big play. >> confidence is flowing but san francisco mayor isn't popping champagne corks yet. >> i have taken the foil off the corks but i have not put my thumbs on the bottom of it. >> reporter: is that when the n.f.l. owners will vote on the host city for superbowl 50. the odds for santa clara just got better after its only competitor miami dropped the ball. at the end of the session, florida state legislature failed to vote on an n.f.l. request of $350 million in renovations to sun life stadium. chairman tweeted, i'm optimistic by nature however talk about fourth down on the four yard line with four seconds to go. >> i wouldn't count florida out yet. they have had ten superbowls.

it's a long time between now and when the owners take a vote. >> santa clara is clearly in the driver's seat. some fans think it is just the beginning. >> i think if we have one superbowl here. we'll have many more here. people will fall in love with the place. >> there is a very slim chance that miami could get private funding or the state could call the special session on the stadium. >> caltrans problems with the new bay bridge span appear to be getting worse. failure back in rods has led to the look at 12,000 of them. there is 121 days to go. more on transportation reporter heather ishimaru. >> reporter: the galvanized high strength rods are put in place

to make them acceptable in a marine environment. more than 2300 installed on the suspension bridge only 32 have broken. now caltrans have reviewed quality control tests and done additional testing. caltrans updated the design specifications or manual banning the use of this type of bolt. they were installed four years later. caltrans says using them was perfectly acceptable. >> manuals get updated often, sometimes they get updated annually. if we stopped and changed the material, every time there was an update there would still be designing the bridge. >> review of the rods is series that would seem to threaten the labor day weekend opening, but that decision hasn't been made yet. >> vehicles will not be put on the structure until we have determined it's hundred percent

safe. >> a spokesman and bay bridge consultant says it's not just the contractor and caltrans monitoring the work. there are third party inspectors, as well. caltrans should be able to the taxpayers what happened. >> there has been thorough specks on this. what the agency has to answer why. >> he is not an inspector but a writer. he wrote a best-selling book about boston's big dig. this is mock june of the bay bridge book he has researched and hopes to write. he says what is happening on the bridge now is typical of mega projects. big dig was done in segments. opening day for every one of them was delayed. >> california is pioneer in technology, this bridge and caltrans as the owner of it pushing the edge of engineering on a magnificent scale.

it's been a week since a little girl was stabbed to death in our home in the town of valley springs remains on edge since her killer has not been identified. they are close to releasing a sketch. purple ribbons are wrapped around every post and tree in town. she was murdered last saturday afternoon. the sheriffs are awaiting test results for the killer's dna. they say it's been a tough case to crack. 12-year-old brother is the only key witness. >> i feel like we're getting closer and closer every day. we'll have to rely on some of the physical evidence, the dna prints. based on my own experience as an investigator, sometimes these cases can be frustrated but you get a break. >> yesterday, workers cleared away tall grass around the home

a sign that investigators are still combing for evidence. they have declined to say whether murder weapon has been recovered. >> they arrested a man following a series of bizarre attacks including a bank robbery at a local shopping center. sergio quintana says the crime spree unfolded in a matter of minutes yesterday afternoon. >> police say two men drove to this chase bank and one woman went inside for cash. when he went back to the car, he and his buddies started fighting. >> the passenger in the front passenger seat pulled out a knife and stabbed the driver. it was the victim. >> police tell us the man with the knife hopped out of the car and ran off into the parking lot. witnesses went over to the victim and they called 9/11, but this story doesn't end here. police say the suspect then ran all the way back over to the chase bank and demanded cash

from the teller. she refused so he demanded money from a customer instead. >> he held a knife to the back of his neck. the customer proceeded to hand over money to the subject and then fight ensued. >> broken furniture inside the bank marks where it happened. the man with the knife tried to get away but police were able to catch him quickly. he was taken to the hospital for injuries and is now at police headquarters facing felony charges including robbery and assault. lisa argen is keeping track of an odd forecast. >> temperatures are warming quickly. we are in the 60s and 70s around the bay. one reason, high fire danger, gusty winds and offshore flow and cooling temperatures around the bay adding in some rape for

the next couple of days, it's all in the accu-weather forecast. >> governor brown is under fire for the state's prison population. what critics say. and cinco de mayo celebrations are coming to the bay area this weekend and where you

>> katie: breaking news if afghanistan. five americans have been killed by a roadside bomb. u.s. officials have not disclosed the location but afghan spokesman said they hit it in the district of a spiritual birthplace of the taliban. 32 americans have been killed so par in afghanistan. they are among 47 coalition troops killed. governor brown is staring down the federal courts over the state's much maligned prison system. his administration has a new plan how to reduce the state's prison population. nannette miranda reports that prison critics claim the governor is breaking the law. >> it's not a good plan but the best of the worse. >> threatened with contempt of court, the brown submitted a 46

plan to are release prison overcrowding. they have shed 42,000 inmates since 2006. but the federal courts still demand that the population be reduced another 9300 by the end of this year. a move that could jeopardize public safety. >> i'm disappointed that the judges have not taken an in-depth look in all we have done. >> the plan is finding more beds by renting space at county jails or out of state prisons. it also increases good time credits so they could be released sooner and the state could expand the criteria. >> i think it's 46 pages. >> the advocates and attorneys say the prison healthcare system provides unconstitutional care and calls the plan inadequate. without a long term fix, they want governor brown thrown in jail for failing to address the problem. >>f any of rest of us had said

to the courts, go away, we're not going listen to you, he is in contempt. >> the brown plan admits it's about 4500 inmates short. they have to submit a list of low risk offenders over the next several weeks. >> it's an option that judges don't accept the plan. the problem is most low risk offenders have been shifted to county jails. >> the only remaining low risk people that are left in the system are people that you might consider serious offenders. >> governor is hoping to avoid all this by winning a separate lawsuit. cinco de mayo celebrations take place this weekend beginning with party today in san francisco. more than 10,000 people are expected to for the ninth annual cinco de mayo. it will showcase latin american

foods, dance and artwork. keep in mind the family event is alcohol free and visitors are encouraged to take bart or muni or ride your bicycle. >> san jose celebrates cinco de mayo tomorrow, and they are closing major streets for safety. ford street and downtown market street will be closed along with major streets like king road. sharks fan will flood the shark tank for game three of the playoffs. sharks are 2 games to none over vancouver. give yourself more time to get where you are going. lisa argen is in with a look for the weather. >> we shouldn't see any 90s and numbers will be coming down. fog at our coast. red flag warning. it's very warm out there. mid-70s by the delta. live doppler 7-hd.

we're starting out warm and windy in the north bay with relative humidity dropping below 15%. looking at another hot day in parts of the bay with high fire danger, above thousand feet. here a lack at san francisco. look how sunny it is. mid-60s in oakland with lower 60s in san carlos and san jose. dense fog along the shoreline down to salinas and down to san mateo coast and half moon bay and hazy conditions, livermore as well as union city, 62 for you. really a lot going on with the day of transition as we start out warm but we're going finish cool where the fog sliding up from the south later on today. sunshine and temperatures still above normal today, but not as warm as yesterday. chance of showers comes in after midnight. it's an area of low pressure

that will stay with us through tuesday. we are cooler with the fog. half moon bay, a little cooler from san carlos to hayward and surge late today will cool everyone off and be back to regular temperatures in next several days. wind gusts up to 25 miles an hour. this is where we're concerned with the gusty winds and higher elevations. elsewhere, not bad in terms of winds, the temperatures are quite warm. >> things are changing. an area of low pressure moving in from the east will set up offshore and through tomorrow and monday and tuesday. a counterclockwise flow bringing up the clouds. subtropical moisture and possibility of thunderstorms in the sierra, nevada come late tonight into tomorrow. all helping to mitigated the fire concerns from southern california all the way up to the north coast. that is the good news. today war still looking at 90s from fresno.

89 in sack to and low 80s in yosemite. 60s at the coast. today, upper 60s in santa cruz. 82 in san jose and moreality's along the peninsula. fog throughout the day today and southerly surge late tonight. 70s downtown and in the north bay we've got the gusty higher elevation winds, high fire danger. 77 in oakland. out over the hills getting close to that 90 degrees, but still it's cooler than yesterday. you were 98.in livermore. how about 87 for today. look ahead today, warmer day out of the next seven. we really tumble tomorrow. 70 es ined land and then we'll slowly warm up by the end of the workweek. trace amounts of rain but

southern california they could see a quarter inch of rain. keeping track of bay area on twitter at live doppler 7-hd. good resource. coming up, toothpaste and new concerns about a

>> it appears that anti-bacterial soap does more harm an good. they are reviewing a chemical found in everything from soap to body washes could be harmful. recent animal studies suggest that it could increase the risk of hormone problems or cause infertility in people. the soap and detergent industry causes the concerns overblown. >> the fact is the chemical is safe. it's has an extensive human health and environmental safety. >> while the fda animal studies don't predict the effect in humans, advocates are questioning why it's being used at all. fda says the products aren't any better than regular soap and water. experts say don't use products

unless you have to. just use that plain old soap. >> coming up, push to save a historic post office in berkeley. what city officials are doing and the impact it could have nationwide. >> plus, the fire drill begins in about 30 minutes for hundreds of residents in marin county. live in mill valley i'll tell you why the fire is raging across california is making the annual drill di

>> katie: welcome back. we're starting this half-hour with a quick first look at the weather, here is lisa argen. >> quickly warming temperatures, gusty winds all making for fire weather with a red flag warning in effect for about 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. in fact relative humidity below 15% in some areas and temperatures are in the 70s already. so be very careful if you are headed to any of the parks because we're talking about tinder dry brush and gusty winds. that early on and then things will be changing. already upper 70s with north wind in fairfield with 50s in santa rosa. plenty of mid-60s and we'll be looking at cooler day for everyone. 10-15 degrees cooler and upper 80s for livermore valley.

warm there but not hot. we are not looking at any records, 60s at the coast. fog banked up to half moon bay down to salinas. sunny conditions throughout the afternoon and then around the bay, upper 70s in oakland. chance of showers tomorrow through a couple of days of next week. >> katie: don't be alarmed but do be prepared. in 30 minutes authorities in mill valley will commence with a drill so people can practice evacuating in case of a wildfire. keira is live in mill valley, some of the drills have been cancelled because of fires that have been burning right now? >> reporter: that is right. they were going to simulate a wildfire evacuation drill today, but because of those fires raging down south, there is a big group of firefighters from mill valley and marin county have gone down there to help battle the fire. still the rest of the drill will continue as planned.

it includes 800 homes along the molina corridor, panoramic highway and mountain home inn. those residents and about 9:00 a.m. they will get reverse 911 calls. they will be asked to evacuate by car, foot or bicycle. and they were asked to go to old mill school if a fire were burning. with so many mill valley firefighters now down south battling the spring fire, fire chief says it's a reminder that fire season has no beginning nor end. southern california wind events that is occurring right now, is just a reminder for us here that the communities that we protect face the threat of wildfire on a regular basis. so these drills are more important to help us stay prepared and to plan for the

eventuality of fire in our own community. >> the hope is out of the 800 homes, 20% will participate this morning and hope is the families that don't participate use this moment to update their supplies and make sure they are signed up for the reverse 911 calls. the families that participate will get a free usb drive with tips in how to prepare for emergencies like this. >> katie: also new this morning, santa rosa fire stations are staffing for red flag conditions including stations that have been partially closed over the past two years. santa rosa press democrat, $2.6 million will staff station ten in southwest santa rosa and station 11 near the junior college. nine new recruits will help man the stations every day. an open house is planned for 11:00 this morning. >> berkeley city officials are

calling for a halt to the sale of berkeley's historic post office. the postal service has approved the downtown building as part of a series of cutbacks to reduce costs and generate revenue. nearly 3500 post offices across the u.s. have been slated for closure. opponents fear it's only the beginning. >> this is ridiculous. it will lead to the privatization of a constitutionally mandated basic public service in this country. >> katie: berkeley mayor and other officials signed a letter calling for a moratorium on the sale of all historic post offices across the country. we have breaking news right now in richmond where a man has been shot and killed. police say the victim was shot while driving on chancellor avenue. he crashed his car into a vacant home. call came in around 7:15 this

morning. they found the man dead at the scene. they are not releasing any information on the victim other than that he was driving westbound on chancellor. we'll bring you updates on this story as soon as they become available to us. >> about 160 new walmart jobs are coming to the east bay. the giant retailer is opening a new neighborhood market in pleasanton in july and another one in vallejo this summer. temporary hiring centers have opened up for full and part-time positions. pleasanton has a hiring center on santa rita road. withdrawal mart also plans to open two more market stores in vacaville by fall. >> president obama gave his weekly address from mexico city where see calling for stronger trade ties with southern neighbors. this morning he is in costa rica where he will speak and take

questions. in mexico he has been talking about expanding u.s. trade in latin america including proposed changes in u.s. immigration policy which was the subject of a recent senate bill. that bill provides a pathway to citizenship for immigrants living in the united states. it would modernize our illegal immigration system so we can attract the highly skilled entrepreneurs that help create jobs and grow our economy. these are common sense steps that the majority support. there is no reason that immigration reform can't become a reality this year. >> the vast majority of the 11 million immigrants living illegally in united states are from latin america. >> it might be that a regular workout can go a long way in treating military veterans with

ptsd. researchers are using brain scans before and after workouts to measure changes in the brain. yesterday, they gathered a group of veterans for a demonstration. no drugs, just an hour of exercise three times a week for 12 weeks. they say the workouts can stimulated the growth of knew reasons and diminish the symptoms of ptsd. >> we can have a big impact. >> i feel better, mentally and physically. we can laugh and joke and talk about all the pain we are in. >> katie: john mayer showed up for the common station. he has adopted ptsd as a cause and been donating his time and money. researchers at ibm in san jose has created the world's

smallest movie. a product of moving individual atoms to tell a story. at first glance, this early attempt at animation. the sticks and what appears to be a ball are made of single atoms being manipulated on an ordinary desktop computer. >> it takes days or months to set up and move individual atoms but once set up, it's easy. >> a click of the mouse drag the atom to a new spot. >> scientists have been studying how the small number of atoms behave. it used to take million atoms to store data. now, they have discovered it could be just eight. >> they had to magnify it

hundred million times. this orange on the same scale would be the equivalent of the entire planet earth. >> moving an acontaminate plows an interesting noise. it's kind of like a dj scratching music tracks. they speculate behind this may lead to tiny storage devices. >> it could be devices continue to shrink. we're pushing hard to current technologys and shrink and less expensive every year. we're trying to jump ahead to the day where thes they could be so small they are the ultimate of smallness. >> they hope it will capture the imagination of young people. >> its project that is really nice. a lot of kids can see it and enjoy. >> this is great opportunity for us to kind of get excited about scientific technology and

mathematic. >> there is much more coming up. next, we'll introduce you to the bay area woman a catholic who is prepared to be ex communicated to make history. live look see the tree blowing in the breeze. gusty winds in the north bay after we told you there is a red flag warning in that area. it will be in effect

>> katie: female priests have been excluded from the catholic church but in 2002 the women priest movement went against the vatican and begin to ordain female bishops and priests. san ramon woman will be the first to be ordained in northern

california. >> she is like a teenager before prom night trying out what she will wear during her ceremony. first female priest to be ordained in northern california. >> in nearly 2,000 years. >> that is how long ago that jesus selected his disciples. she received a call from god years ago even before obtaining a masters of divinity. she is the bishop who will ordain her. she is one of nine bishops in the world. and priest came from washington state to witness the ceremony. >> my whole joy about being bishop is to ordain other women into the priesthood. >> what len became a priest in 201. >> it's up with there with the

birth my children and my wedding. >> it was an amazing time. it's coming into how am. >> the movement begin 11 years ago in germany. today there are about 150 of them around the world. this is what mancuso will be or tainted. lafayette christian church. it's not a catholic church because that would go against the canon law. >> we don't recognize it as a valid organization. i pray for those people and afraid they would return to the fold of the roman catholic church. >> some of these so-called dissidents of the catholic church are being featured in mainstream magazines. >> all the women that have been ordained, they ever been called by god. if we are called by god who are men to say we are not.

>> in san ramon, lyanne melendez "abc 7 news." lisa argen keeping an eye on unusual weather. >> we have some gusty winds, 40 miles an hour. so we are watching that area for high fire danger and red flag warning through 4:00. here is a look outside with hazy and sunny in the 60s. cooler weather today, fog along the coast and return to some rain showers for the next several days. >> also next, a shark saddle the ka nooks in overtime.

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jockey kevin trigger will try to be the first black jockey to win in more than a hundred years and rozie will be try on to be the first woman to win. >> last night the san jose sharks tried to take a two games to none advantage. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. high drama in vancouver last night. game two. sharks were tied in the final minute of regulation and win it in overtime. welcome to game two. with a facial for james sheppard. joe thorton falling to the ice, somehow knocks it home. his first goal. second into the third, vancouver on the power play, ryan kessler

beats him and we're tied. joe pavelski, he makes them pay. and canucks up 2-1 and scramble in front, patric marleau ties it with 55 seconds left. in ot, two on one, they win it 3-2 sharks! they take a 2-0 soars lead and coming home for game three sunday in san jose. >> giants open a set with the dodgers, l.a. starting clayton kershaw on metallica night. rocking out the national an thoem. >> nick knocks a base hit. dodgers up 1-0. kershaw took a no, no into the sixth and marco scutaro would

take care of that. buster posey follows up with a double. tied up 1-1. buster ends it, good night, game over, drive home safely. giants victorious. >> facing vallejo's player in the first pitch of the game. outta here? that is first homer of the season and derek norris gets one to the left. it's 2-0 athletics. a.j. griffin, 7 plus and struck out four. balfour strikes nunez. a's victorious, 2-0. >> after all of the hype, floyd mayweather and robert guerrero.

floyd is guaranteed $32 million for this bout. he could make more. the official weigh in and stair down. and much of a 10-1 underdog. he is ready to shock the world and floyd. >> i'm gig th ig about get down. it's time to rock and roll. nobody is intimidating me. when we get into the ring, it's on. i come from a boxing family. it's embedded to me and i do what i do best. >> $32 million guaranteed. mike shumann will be here with your weekend highlights. enjoy your weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> katie: changes coming in the forecast, some is good news. some is not good news. >> it's really going to be a split forecast with warming

temperatures early. red flag warning and we are looking at conditions changing over the next several hours toward the evening hours with gusty winds. here are the gusty winds, up to 40 miles an hour. we are looking at low clouds and fog along the coast from the san mateo coast down to salinas. it's quiet right now. that will be changing and tracking a few showers not only tomorrow but for the next several days. here is a look from mount tam. 64, oakland. warming up and we are still cooler than yesterday. numbers today still coming above normal. 50 in half moon bay. 54 in santa cruz. mid-60s in tahoe for the afternoon high in the northern sierra. as soon as tonight we could see the possibility of thunderstorms in the southern sierra.

78 with a north wind and 50 miles an hour around the delta. 64 near livermore, near 90 degrees. forecast highlights, clear skies for the most part. if you are on the coast you do have the fog and visibility down to nothing. sunny and cooler today, as much as ten degrees cooler but ten degrees above normal. we'll get through the seasonal averages and we are cooler with the fog is. 7 degrees cooler in half moon bay. cooler around hayward and san jose by a degree or so. we're looking at the winds today that continued to be quite gusty above a thousand feet to about 4:00 in the afternoon. elsewhere, not bad but still out of northeast. then we will be switching to the southwest as an area of low pressure begins to drift across the state. we'll get a southerly surge with the fog later today. take a look at all that green. that is subtropical moisture.

possibility of rain headed our way probably around 2:00 a.m. today bringing unsettled weather. that will bode well for the fire concern and north and south of the bay area. visibility improving. half moon bay. temperatures throughout the next several days in san jose, you will be in the 80s today. 70s tomorrow. 60s monday and tuesday. 81, santa clara, redwood city coming in low 80s. 70s downtown. it will be breezy in san francisco later on, 82 in vallejo. castro valley 82. that is ten degrees cooler than yesterday. giants playing in the evening with numbers in the 60s. sun is setting after 8:00 and dropping to the 50s. pretty nice evening but a little breezy and slight chance of

showers through tuesday. you'll notice the warmup not until the end of next week, it's where we should be. >> rolling stones nationwide tour heads to the bay area where you can see them as

new this morning, rolling pistons are back on tour. next stop is right here in the

bay area. ♪ 6. ♪ ♪ >> the stones kicked off the 50 and counting tour performing for a third generation of fans. more than a thousand seats were sold at the last minute for only $85 when the promoter discovered they had more. don't expect any cheap seats, face value ranges from $147 to nearly $600. could be worth it, never know, maybe? thanks everyone for joining us on the morning news. one last look at the weather. >> we have a red light warning for the hills of the north bay where quickly warming temperatures and lower relative humidity all spelling the possibility of perhaps some fires above to you feet.

fog continues to filter into the bay. it's already along the coast. up a 70s if oakland and we are cooling off today but well up into the 80s for livermore today. we got the wine festival and 86 in concord and look ahead and temperatures much cooler and chance of showers, monday and tuesday, 50s and 70s inland. >> lots of important information. thank you everyone for joining us.

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