>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> the early morning fire in a redwood city apartment building injured two residents and left several families without homes or cars. thanks for joining us. now, abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is on the scene. >> firefighters have red tagged the building that burned and the one next to it is still evacuated because the one that burned could collapse and they want to keep people out for safety precau

the area is still proposed -- ropethe off. it was so huge they had to fight from outside. people were sleeping and woke up to a huge fire around action this morning. >> i opened the door and i immediately choked on black thick smoke and it felt like the fire was pretty heavy. i tolden to get out. that was the only opening. >> he did not have time to put on shoes as he tried to evacuate the six people living in his apartment. >> no key. no phone. nothing. nothing. nothing. i was waried about my mom and brothers. >> firefighters heard cars were on fire in the carport. it is not confirmed that is where it started but it spread quickly. two were hurt, one with minor buns and one inviewed an arm. en got out because of thes g ea.

>> sleeping and, suddenly, someone is knock on the door and telling us to get out. >> it happened across the street from fair oaks almostty school. the school provided a place for evacuees to gather but the insurance pal assured parents that classes would not be interrupted. >> the principal left messages that there would be classes, don't worry, it is safe. so we came. >> here is a look at campus right now. evacuees are hang out waiting for word on when they can go home were getting help from the red cross. the neighborhood is disrupted today. you can see a.t.f. agents walking an the scene. everything is suspicious until it is ruled out, so at this point they don't know what caused it but they often rely on the a.t.f. because of their investigative tools but they

don't know the cause of the fire. >> thank you, another apartment fire this morning in san jose, you can see the intense flames. it started around 8:00 a.m. and smoke was pouring from the building. the fire is out but crews are on the scene. no one was hurt. they are trying to determine the cause. >> abc7 news was at a fire at lockheed martin facility in sunnyvale. an electrical fire started if a building used to research ballistic missiles and defense lasers. the fire was not hazardous and was contained to mostly office space. >> parents and neighbors of a san jose school demand safety improvements on a street they have long deemed dangerous. a little girl was walking and was hit and killed by a vehicle. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at parkside

elementary school. >> it has been a tough morning for parents and teachers at park view elementary a day after a five-year-old girl was struck and killed here on bluefield drive while walking home with her relatives. people have been bringing flowers to the spot of the accident and police begin the investigation. >> extra crossing guards are on duty and there are signs to urge the drivers to slow. a memorial is growing across the street for the five-year-old preschooler, oscar aileen quiro, struck by a car struck by a car. >> it could have been anyone's child. >> today, this mother drove the kids to school. >> there will be fundraising to help the people, you never know what hardship a family may have. as a parent would has

experienced the loss of a child, i grieve with them. >> the driver would hit anxious action and her family -- who hit aileen quiroz is and has been talked to. >> there were no arrests made. we will wait until we get the final results from the investigation to determine what is the next course of action. >> police cannot say if the three were in the crosswalk when they were struck. several neighbors tell us that cars drive too fast on this street and they want something done about it. >> it is terrible to see a little get hit in front of your house. horrible. >> what is the speed limit? >> 25. i say, you go as fast as is safe. there are people around. >> we cannot tell you that -- we can say the 2-year-old sister of aileen quiroz is out of the hospital but the aunt remains hospitalized. there will be a strong presence

starting this afternoon enforcing the 25 mile per hour speed limit. >> sky 7 was over a deadly pedestrian accident on the peninsula. a caltrain spokesman said one of the trains struck a person in san bruno after 5:00 a.m. it happened on the tracks at scott street and brought service to a complete stop this morning. caltrain is now tweeting that some trains are still running behind schedule hours later. >> the 12-year-old boy charged in the stabbing death of his younger sister will appear this court in the hour. the brother of 8-year-old leila fowler was charged yesterday with second degree murder and a special allegation of use of a dangerous weapon. attorneys want him released base on cooperation with investigators. yesterdays officials released the step mother's 9-1-1 call made after her son said he scared off an intruder.

we posted the call on-line at abc7news.com. >> new this morning, the family of a missing autistic girl will announce a possible reward this afternoon in the search for her. crews are hooking for the nine-year-old mikaela lynch who went missing on sunday on mother's day. miss say surveillance video shows mikaela lynch running up the street after she was last seen at a family vacation home. authorities say the video eliminates the possibility she went across the street and into the water. neighbors are asked to check their surrounding for any sign of mikaela lynch. >> several people are under arrest this morning after san francisco police swept out dozens of squatters occupying an empty building in the ocean view neighborhood. you will see this video only on abc7 news. our reporter joining us with the exclusive on this. >> the squatters have been living on the property for months preventing the owners from demolishing it to make way

for a new multi-use building. a large contingent of police descended in the early morning operation. >> swat team members and officers assembled at 7:00 this morning at 200 broad street. a police sergeant using a bullhorn ordered the occupiers to leave or they would be arrested. they appeared at the door where officers escorted them off the property. police say that various groups of trespassers were living there for eight months and we spoke with several of the squatters last week on said they wanted to create a community center in a safe place people in the neighborhood. the former church was bought by two families who want to demolish it and build a three-story facility. a lawyer for the families told abc7 news that the owners decided to invest in this district as part of the mayor's invest in neighborhoods initiative. this neighborhood was designate as one of 25 districts in the

program to help economically depressed areas of the city. two people were arrested today. one for resisting officer's commands and the other for parole violation. the deputy chief summed up the operation this way. >> we allowed everyone inside five minutes to get their property and leave if they did, and 28 decided to leave. >> the owners of the building were glad that police removed the trespassers but at the same time they believe that police acted too slowly in getting them out. the lawyer tells us that in the past month, they have asked list numerous times to take action. tonight, on abc7 news at 6:00, we will hear from the lawyer and the police response. >> attorney scene holder on the hotseat on capitol hill today. members of congress fired up over revelations that the i.r.s. targeted conservative groups. the northern california organizations that could be

involved. >> the charity locks of love responds over what happened to millions of dollars in hair donations. the questions o bay watch

>> in washington, dc, lawmakers are questioning attorney general holder over the i.r.s. scandal targeting conservative organizationsrnia organizations.

katie? >> the attorney general is in more than one hotseat. we have a picture inside the hearing of the house of representatives judiciary committee and we want to show you that. holder has been answering questions if more than an hour. lawmakers want to know more what kind of intelligence the federal government had ahead the boston marathon bombings and, also, why the justice department secretly obtained phone records from the associated press. just in the last fews, holder was asked the first question about the newly launched possibly criminal investigation, the f.b.i. investigation, into the i.r.s. first, we will hear holder's initial remarks and then we have a first look at a questionable i.r.s. letter aimed at a northern california conservative group. >> to the extent that there are enforcement gaps we find we will let this committee know and hope through work with this committee to make sure that what happened and was outrageous as i said and if we have to bring criminal

actions so that kind of activity does not happen again. >> i understand that certain officials in the i.r.s. have apologizeed. does this immunize you from criminal prosecution? >> no. >> under the fair sentencing act, we went from 100-1 to 18 hundred --. >> abc has obligated this letter from an i.r.s. office in son california addressed to patriots educating concerned members now. the conservative group is based in californian umbrella group for 13 northern california tea party and begins with a request for more information before a tax exemption can be granted on page three, more on the relationship with the tea party patriots of reading and the f.b.i. is investigating if the i was targeting conservative groups and g.o.p. donors and singling them out for unfounded

audits. a radio host believes that is what happened to her nonprofit organization in 2011. she seas it took hundreds of hours and thousands to defend the group and the audit came up clean. >> i am going to speak to an attorney and i will sue if i find out there is a connection here. >> we are just learning from the white house, president obama will meet with treasury officials today to discuss the i.r.s. situation and the white house press secretary says the president expects people to be held accountable. >> new this morning the charity locks of love is responding to new questions of millions in missing hair donations. the group turns donated hair into wigs for disadvantaged children with medical conditions. the bay area-based group nonprofit investor claims locks of love only made 314 wigs

despite 100,000 donations. we were told "there not now and there has never been missing funds," saying the wigs are custom-made and cannot be made ahead of time, we posted the entire statement on our website at abc7news.com under see it on tv. >> bay area home prices have surged past the half million for the first time in five years. according to the research firm, the home median price rose 17 percent last month alone. april's median price for new homes hit $510,000 in the bay area, up 31 percent from the same period last year. >> a lot people who bought in 2007 are still under water, though. >> who would that be?

>> there are multiple bids going on in some areas of the pay area. >> keep waiting. >> we are waiting for rain. that is the big story what everyone is talking about. when we come back i will show you how the winds that are kicking up the waves on the bay and flags and will bring in rain and i will tell you when it gets here with the latest computer models with the data ahead. >> o.j. takes the stand. what he told the courtroom in las vegas this morning. >> why actress angelina jolie needs more surgery just after revealing she had a double mastectomy to

>> covfaerel, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> o.j. testifying in a nevada courtroom to win his freedom in his armed robbery case. the former football great recounted events leading up to the confrontation in the hotel room where dealers had simpson footballs and family photos. two of the co-conspirators

carried guns. >> did the discussion arise of carrying weapons? >> weapons was never an issue. >> you never told him you were going to use weapons? >> no, no way. >> he wants a new trial and trying to convince the judge that the former defense lawyer was ineffective in 2008. he is serving nine to 33 years. >> mike? is there sunshine? >> a little bit of haze but that is the wind kicking up more moisture than anything else. we not talking about high pollen or "spare the air" day so that is the good news. if there is rain, it will knock out the pollen. it will fall in some areas during the morning commute. let me restart the computer and at look at live doppler 7 hd and what it is showing, the clouds are just high thin clouds and they do not have moisture. we will talk about winds, they

are gusty starting at 1:00 o'clock over the bay water of san francisco and delta until 9:00, and northwest wind at around 15 to 25 knots and small craft advisory until 3:00 tomorrow morning. here is the visible satellite you can see the clouds ahead of the next system and you can see the onshore wind that is coming our way. because of that onshore wind that is why temperatures are close to average. sunny san jose this morning, where the temperature right new is 64 degrees and 9 at appeal appeal for a -- palo alto and upper 60's for san francisco. oakland, downtown, it is looking majestic headed through the 1:00 hour and los gatos is at 71. napa and fairfield mid-to-upper 60's and unionty is behind that at 61. from mount tamalpais to sausalito and san francisco, high clouds and breezy today. wet weather is possible tomorrow

and a warming trend on saturday, sunday, and pond. >> back to the numbers in san jose, 73 along with cupert and warmer around milpitas, and upper 60's for san mateo. and mid-70's through the north bay valley and breezy at the beach and mid-to-upper 60's through the east bay and hercules at 71. mid-70's through the san ramon valley to livermore and low-to-mid 80's for pittsburg and antioch and brentwood. day game 12:35 first pitch, and 64 with sunshine and warming to 69, so a burn factor there if you are not careful. tonight, in the 50's but i want you to see this area of light rain that could move into the north bay dug the morning commute because of this cold front that will bring us at least two days of much cooler weather. that would be tomorrow and friday. here we are tonight, clouds are

thickening, and some drizzle and possible sprinkles and light rain is confined to the north bay and when we get to 9:00 all the way through the evening hours, scattered light showers are possible, and overnight we will see a lull and when the cold front pushes through the south bay, a couple more scattered light shows are possible and we are talking less than .1". toward friday afternoon and evening, the sun will come out and check how cool it is: barely 70 inland and 60's at the coast and sunday, monday and tuesday, heat back, but still 60's at the coast. >> we have new details this morning about hollywood superstar angelina jolie, the double mastectomy was just the beginning. the 37-year-old is now planning surgery to remove her ovaries as soon as possible. the doctors say she has a 50 percent chance of developing

ovarian cancer which took her mother's life at

>> breaking news in san mateo county a fire broke out at a store near cypress avenue. the fire went to several alarms so they had to call more help in. crews are trying to knock it down with more information at 4:00. >> thank you for joining

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