>> only on abc7 news, a sit down interview with san jose's interim police chief. we ask him if he wants the job gulf time in the bay area's largest city. >> 6:00, thanks for joining us on thursday. mist and drizzle. mist and drizzle. mike will have the forecast. >> moist morning. look for the visibility and the thickest drizzle is along half moon bay at 1.5 miles visibility. you had .303" for the most drizzle to be found. it could be measurable in other areas but it is enough to make the streets slick this morning. if you are not careful, you may have a little bit of a spin intermediate if you gun it too hard. now, the bay day planner the next 12 hours drizzle through 7:00 and 58 and clouds and 63 by

noon, and well see sunshine quicker around the bay and we will top out at 68 at 4:00. inland, we have drizzle and 57, and clouds are mostly in the north by at noon at 67 and by 4:00, 75. clouds along the coast and upper 50's. leyla gulen? >> we have a gas location in burlingame and i understand there is quite a bit of construction in the downtown area. pg&e is on the scene at burlingame avenue and we have a possibly gas leak so they are going to work on that and we will see detours in the area so avoid it at all costs. in santa rosa, southern 101 we have a report of a solo vehicle spinout and we are looking at slick conditions so make sure you slow down the speeds because the oil buildup makes if a slippery condition and we are see slowing as we make it across highway 12. eric and kristen?

>> it 6:302. the silver wildfire buns out of control in southern california in riverside california. the fire begans after 2:00 p.m. yesterday and as of 11:00, 6,000 acres burned. there is zero containment. there are new mandatory evacuations if place. >> home after home went up in flames as the raging inferno 85 miles eat los angeles burns out of control. as it winds moves to the east it will continue to do that as the wind pushes it that way with the fuel. >> the fire has consumed several thousand acres and last night the firefighters conceded there was no containment. >> depending on what the wind does it could change direction as the cooling starts and moving in the opposite direction.

as we move to that we will have different firefight on our hands. >> mandatory evacuations are in effect last night for several communities in harm's way. emergency shelters were set up in riverside county for anyone needing a place to spend the night. >> they got too close so the fire is 100 feet away. >> several hundred firefighters are involved in the fierce battle with helicopters and special aircraft tankers trying to tackle the inferno as the all-night fight heads into the early morning hours and beyond. >> a look at flames being called the silver fire and it is zero percent contained we and burning, right new, with on firefighters on the line trying to get it under control. we will have more on this fire throughout the morning.

>> contract talks will resume between bart and the unions as the two sides try to reach a labor deal. both sides made the case before a governor-appointed panel. the demands of the croups are tens of will months apart, possibly $100 million apart. both sides dispute the exact amount, the board will deliver a report to the governor by the end of the week and he will decide whether to grant bart's request if a 60-day cooling off per. our reporter will have a report in the next half hour with more. >> developing news, authorities expanded amber alerts to oregon and washington as they search for a man suspected of kidnapping 1-year-old hannah anderson and killer her mother and possibly her 8-year-old brother. james dimaggio could be traveling to can ask with anderson. he had a "crush" on her. the alert was extended to the pacific northwest after a car of his script was seen driving in

northern california and investigators say the body of the children's mother was found sunday evening in a burned out home own by dimaggio. >> prepares and family of a missing oakland woman fear foul play could be involved. the 50-year-old sandra coke vanished after leaving her home to meet with someone who promised to gived to her information on her stolen dog. some think her disappearance could be helpd to her dog. she was offering $1,000 reward for the pet's return. friends think the lure of money may have led to something sinister. >> she has a lot of friends in the neighborhood. this is very strange. very strange. i know it. >> there is a theory that her disappearance could have something to do we are her internet dating. oakland police searched her home and looked at her computer for clues. >> this only, we are hearing from the interim police chief of

san jose and he is talking about everything from the city's rising crime rate to his own plans for the future. matt joins us with more. >> san jose has new lows for the numbers of officers on the streets and the rising resolutioning nays and retirements taking a toll. these are the latest numbers from san jose police: they are authorized to have 1,1309 staffing and now it is at 1,154 but with the officers on on ability and modified it leave own 884 to patrol a city of a million people. i sat down with the acting chief and he says the number of street ready officers is going up on a daily basis and he says that he believes more officer on streets will mean crime will go down but

there is low morale after layoffs and paychecks and pension reform and high hopes the city council will work to restore some of the financial losses officers took during the tough economic times. >> i am holding there is give back to keep our people, whatever that emergency plays out, that is important to get money back if their pockets it keep them so they can afford to stay and live here but to work here. >> the chief told me big cities comparable to san jose employ between 1,500 and 2,000 officers and he would like to reach 1,300 to 1,400 officers something the department had a few years ago and some believe the recruits now will leave the department after getting big city experience just because the pay and benefits offer elsewhere is significantly better. at 6:45 we will hear from the chief about whether he would be wanting the job peoplely and what initially kept him from

applying for it in the first place. mixed news report on the health of lake tahoe, the clarity improved for the second straight year and you can see 75 feet down, 6 feet more than the previous year with fewer watershed pollutants but could be a drop in the lake surface level. this is the first time scientists have considered the impact of climate change on the lake. >> the superior court judge will consider a lawsuit from the san mateo union high school district to got advanced placement test scores of 224 studentsry in-stated after the results were then out of the mills high school students after one reported some were seated in roundtables and not facing the same direction at required. officials state students were closely supervised and they are

confident there was no cheating but the test results, if they are not re-instated the 224 students have to take the test again. >> mike? >> hard to see in some areas and flight arrival delays inare an hour and a minute so go to our flight trafficker at abc7news.com at the bottom. now, the temperatures, pittsburg at 60 and everyone else inland east bay, in the mid-to-upper 50's until you get in the hills, at the park, at 52 degrees, not the greatest morning for hiking because there is drizzle throughout the hills and into the valleys. it is mild, though, at 61 in oak and san carlos and san jose and 60 in los gatos and mountain view is 63 and san francisco is 58 degrees. this is how it looks the deck is wet coming in from the north bay, and temperatures, today, are going to be cooler than average but the cool air is fairly clean and 9 only thing you is to watch out when you get the sunshine the u.v. index is

very hot so you could burn quickly. moving forward from today, temperatures going to slowly warm a couple of degrees on friday, saturday, a couple more on sunday, a gradual climb back to temperatures in the 90's to some spots and i will show you that in the seven-day forecast. now an update on the morning commute. >> we are seeing crashes popping up in san jose traveling along northbound 101 as you come up to 280 where we had a two-car crash block a lane and we are hooking at slow and go directions with red out here and that is dissipating and it is a slow and go drive to the nimitz. on the altamont pass, a report of a car fire at grant line road at a 80 and it could have been taken off the freeway but generally speaking we are looking at heavy conditions as you maybe it over the altamont pass to livermore, and you can start to see the speeds picking up into pleasanton and san francisco and this crash is blocking a lane southbound 280 with delays northbound and southbound direction.

>> first, the boston globe gets sold and then the "washington post" and ahead, the family that owns "new york times" reveals their plans for the future. but, first, the reason the n.s.a. secret surveillance program could be big we than first shot. >> stunning sculpture unearthed earth that is almost 1,500

>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we want to give you another look at the fire that is burning out of control in southern california. look at this, flames have scorched 6,000 acres. zero percent contained. new we evacuations have been ordered and 1,500 are out their home and a dozen structures are destroyed. the secret government surveillance program exposed by n.s.a. leaker edward snowden could be more broad than thought. today's "new york times" reports the n.s.a. is searching e-mails and text messages for those who mentionness about phoneers under surveillance. they thought the n.s.a. only looked for people in direct contact with phoneers unsurveillance. the n.s.a. is not directing the new report but a spokesman tells

"new york times" this is lawful and only meant to gather information about foreigners, not americans. >> the navy is announcing the nuclear submarine damaged by fire a year ago will not be repaired because it costs too much. a civilian laborer set fire to the submarine last may while in maine which caused half a billion damage and the navy says it cannot afford to make the fess repairs because sequestration much the fix would be the largest repair job of its kind if history and the navy admits the demand in attack submarines is strong as ever. >> archaeologisted may a stunning discovery in guatemala under a pyramid. an international teal -- team founded a well preserved sculpture with images of gods and governors and the colors in the ancient frieze are intact,

and the carving offers new insight on the politics of ancient mayan world. shares for tesla jumped 13 percent in after hours trading to $151, a 300 percent jump from a year ago. the strong earnings report following the closing bell is leading to the increase of $26.3 million made last quarter and many expected a loss. that is why it is a big deal. at 6:45 we will check with jane king at the new york. >> america's pain of record is making it clear it is not for sale and the family that owns "new york times" says in an e-mail to staff it has if plans to sell, secondlation was building all week that "new york times" could be the next one to go on the mark after the sale of the boston globe and the "washington post" and the family

that own "new york times" say they plan on continuing the association with the paper for "years to come." they added that the paper is profitable and generates strong cash flow. >> here are headlines in the weather department: split pea soup. >> okay. >> food analogy in the morning is tough. >> trying to think of something more appetizing in the morning but that works. outside, now, it is a soupy start because of the we mist and drizzle. can you see it is just that, not rain, on live doppler 7 hd and we are seeing at the love cloud cover and if you head up to mount tamalpais we can see the sunrise today and you have to go around 2,500 or 2,600' to a great look of sunrise on the way. we will have slow sunshine again probably not as slow as yesterday and you can see the parent layer is more compressed

and easier to get rid of it because we can warp -- warm the ground and then the clouds will evaporate. because of that we will have below average temperatures because of the sea breeze creating cloud cover. it will be mild and more drizzle tomorrow for the commute and that will be the last commute to worry about drizzle for a while because summer warmth is on the way. today, we are below average in the south bay and low-to-mid 70's in most neighborhood. low-to-mid 70's on a last peninsula neighborhoods or around them, and 68 this san mateo and millbrae is 67 and low 60's along the coast and sunset at 62 and across town, downtown, not much warmer and 63 and south san francisco, 64, and across the golden gate, 66 and low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley and near 60 at your beaches and the east bay shore we will have mid-60's to upper 60's and could crack 70 in

was tremendous valley and fremont and not far behind at 9 and 72 in san ramon and everyone else in the upper 70's. game four, usual on a thursday, especially at the day tie at 62 at stat time and warming to 6 at 4:00 and you could be burned quickly so be careful. now, the temperatures tonight are upper 50's no most neighborhoods with a few low 50's in the deepest valleys in the north bay and the streets will be slick again tomorrow morning. the reason why the area of low pressure is rolling back down toward us and it is going to move across us tomorrow and keep the mild flow over the to which us for another day. saturday the transition begins and, sundays we warm a couple more degrees and, maybe some 90's inland by next week, and mid-to-upper 70's around the bay and low 60's at the coat. almost back to normal. leyla gulen? >> the wet roads could well have

contributed to a couple crashes and we have a couple of car fire out there as we take you to san jose northbound along 87 at taylor street where we have blocking of the lane south of the san jose airport. if burlingame we do have a either woulded gas leak and san mateo fire and peg are on scene and traffic is detoured around burlingame and you may see delays in that area. as we take you back into san francisco, well, the crash is cleared and southbound 280, we are looking at slight delays in the southbound direction and northbound is not built up along the to 80 extension. from emeryville toward the bay bridge, this is a gloomy look with all the clouds and mist and slow conditions at 20 minutes to get you away from the maze and into san francisco.

>> no way can three lucky person feel gloomy this morning as they wake up multi-millionaires, where the winning powerball tickets were hold. >> steve jobs gets the red carpet treatment in a new biopic. >> at 6:30, a bay area city is ready for one of top particular gun buyback events today and how much money you can get if

>> welcome back, we have breaking news outside of of nashville, tn, with flooding occurring and it is all too common in nashville. three of the last four years they have had flooding in and around nashville and today it is another day they are dealing with the possibility of losing homes and power and everything that comes with flooding in the aftermath that takes your life on a whirlwind tour for a couple of months. those people of getting too much rain and flash flooding this morning. >> thank you, mike. the world premiere of the new steve jobs money is underway if new york city. ashton kutcher playing the late apple cofounder in "jobs." he had this to say. >> really, kind of deconstructing who he was and getting do his heart and the

greatest indicator of would he was was the product that he created because he went through a series of rejections if his life that led him to be a person that received love by creating products that people love and when people loved the product he felt they loved him. >> he also got in the character by listening to jobs favorite music and wearing same shoes jobs wore. the apple cofound are died to october of 2011 from cancer of the pancreas. there are new multi-millionaires the holders of three tickets that much maaed. two inworries in new jersey, and one in minnesota will political the jackpot that drew -- grew do $448 million, the third large of the prize ever. maybe you map add few. 5, 25, 30, 58, 59 and powerball 32.

>> happening now, a massive wildfiren toes to burn out of control in southern california. look at the flames. ahead, at 6:30, we will update the evacuations, containment, and conditions that crews are facing. >> bart management and the union hers headed back to the bargaining table after a continues -- tense day yesterday. coming up i will tell you how far apart their contracts are and when you hear this number, you will not be surprised there is in deal. >> the golden gate bridge shows what you will find this morning: a last mist and drizzle, and i will tell you when the moisture will go away and when 90's are coming back in the forecast. >> i am leyla gulen in the traffic center and a look at the san mateo bridge we have possible wet roads and more traffic is building in the westbound direction and we have

a traffic advisory in calistoga and possible oil spill

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning on this thursday. thanks for joining us. >> this is what you are waking up to: gray, drizzly. mike? >> you may want to wait another day if you are getting the car crashed because you will get it dirty with the drizzle. our visibility is seven but the clouds are lower in santa rosa at four and our reporting station are missing out on the drizzle because the visibility is ten so they are unlimited so the clouds are not low enough to cause issues which is not the case you know by look, at our cameras. the next 12 hours, upper 50's to low 60's. by noon, clouds with sunshine quicker and more today but, still, cooler-than-average and upper 60's at 4:00 and the clouds return and so does the chill in the evening at 61. drizzle through 7:00, and 57. clouds linger in the north bay but everyone else is sunny and

upper 60's by noon and mid-70's by 4:00, and cool at 7:00 dropping into the upper 60's. as far as the coast, drizzle through the morning hours and gray with patches of sunshine in the afternoon and upper 50's. >> we are tracking this accident first reported cheer by c.h.p. but there is oil in the road we hear. we may have to bring out the service control to it up and we are still looking at the same delays in the southbound direction along 280. we have a spot of slow on the 280 extension in the northbound direction as we head over to calistoga highway 29, there a telephone pole that fell in the lanes and all lanes are blocked. it looks flake is starting to pack in the traffic so it is currently being detoured on to green wood avenue so expect some delays in that area. 101 coming toward you, those are

the southbound headlights and we do have a report of a stalled vehicle at lincoln avenue in marin. >> happening now in southern california, a thousand firefighters battling a 6,000 acre wildfire in riverside county and it is having out control 85 miles east of los angeles and ten structures have been destroyed since films ignited yesterday afternoon and 1,500 people have been evacuated in several mountain communities, you are look at a picket of the flames on the hills and the smoke that is rising over the communities and throw people have been injured including two firefighters and no estimate right now on when this is expected to be contained. bart and the unions on go back to the bargaining table after bitter testimony to a panel to see if the sides are negotiating in good faith. we at the bart station in san

frci>> good morning, to you. both sides do favor bargaining in good faith but there is a great divide in what they want. there is a $100 million gap define what bart management and what union negotiators are presenting in terms of contract. yesterday they presented it to the board of inquiry of the governor who appointed the three-person panel and listened to five hours of testimony from bart management and the unions representing birth workers about why they are at this gas and at issue, still, salary benefits and pension, and the unions argue that bart management request if higher only employee benefit contributions forces them into a zero game contract and bart management says their latest offer is 9 percent raise over four year contract is fair. >> bart is asking the employees to my a larger role in helping with their medical plan. >> everything they have done

since april of this year has been to delay, stall, and impede the bargaining process. >> the board of inquiry will deliver a written report to the governor by the end of this week and that is when he will decide whether to file for a 60-day cooling off period which is what bart management wants because it stops the unions from striking during the secretary-day period while negotiations continue. they return to negotiations at 9:00 this morning. >> in dallas-ft. worth, police say a cease of shootings have left four people dead. four others have been wounded. investigators say they found two dead inside a dallas home and two gunshot victims and the suspects fled to a suburb where he was involved in another shooting. police found four people shot at a second location and two of the novembers died. police took a suspect in

custody. >> more developing news, oakland police are investigating a shooting a mile from the antiviolence media conference, a man was shot and seriously un -- injured last night and was running from the gunman and the confrontation began if a parking lot. >> in oakland, miss say they dedicating every resource available to catch the gunman who shot into a home killing a father and his one-year-old son. the 20-year-old andrew thomas and his son, drew, were sleeping in the home of a relative yesterday morning when shots rang out. andrew died instantly and his son died at the hospital. the mayor and police chief spoke outside youth uprising calling for an end. >> if san francisco, residents of the mission district have the opportunity to turn in their guns if cash and it is an effort to reduce violence in the neighborhood. similar evens have taken place around the bay area and the

supervisor who representses the mission donating $75,000 from the discretionary fund to pay for the boy back. it is happening in the parking lot of the u.s. bank at 22nd and cap secret from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. with $100 for regular guns and $200 for assault rifles. >> we joined the community for a listens meeting in chinatown and they are a great opportunity for viewers to talk directly with us about evens and should affecting them. our reporter hosted the discussion last night and attended by the abc7 news management team. we heard about local organizations doing good in the community, talking to the asian women's shelter which helps survivors of domestic violence and head of concerns surrounding poverty and immigration and the response of city college and what happens if it shuts down. >> what happens when an immigrant comes here to high

school but then leaves? where does she go? >> thanks to everyone who attended the meeting, now if you are would like to team up to host the next meeting with abc7 news, go to our community page on abc7news.com. >> only on abc7 news we sit down with the interim miss chief of san jose and what he is revealing about the plan to fight growing crime. small cared smash into a wall at 40 miles per hour and we have the crash results. >> from the roof camera we show you the mist and drizzle and mike will tell us when the mist and drizzle

>> now, at at&t park, we will break out in a little bit of sunshine and 62 at start time and warming up to 64 which is below average. we can see the beautiful sunrise this morning, and temperatures are anywhere from five degrees cooler-than-average in san francisco to 15 in livermore with the 75. we have thunderstorms a

potential, to the north, which is a red flag warning. everything is quiet but as we head throughout the afternoon and into tomorrow thunderstorms are possible from tahoe up to eureka and 74 there and 83 in sacramento with 77 if los angeles. leyla gulen? >> a report of the car fire in san jose and it wasn't stopping traffic but look at this, it is now a stall and a backup and northbound 87 before you reach the taylor street overcrossing, and we down to 18 miles per hour in that area and delays from san fernando street. and into central san rafael, southbound along 101 at lincoln avenue, a stalled vehicle causing a slight tap on the break but not too bad. we have the freeway service patrol out there trying to mop up the oil with an early accident causing delay. here is a picture of the drive through walnut creek starting to get busy from highway 4 to the

24 junction. >> new this morning, before you buy a small car-to the insurance institute for highway safety's latest crash test results. a grew of small cars were worse but they did better over all compared to small s.u.v.'s only the two door and four door honda civic earned the top rating. and "acceptable" was the dodge dart and hyundai and marginal rating, was chevrolet sonic and the beetle earning "poor" the nissan sentra and kia. the corolla was not tested because the new verse comes out in the fall. >> a hamburger hit the fast food giant getting record sales with a necessity menu -- a new menu with the doug up 67 points and

we go to jane king at the new york stock exchange. >> we sit down with san jose's interim police chief and we ask him if san jose is still one of

>> covering antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a look at riverside county 85 miles east of los angeles, we can see 6,000 acre wildfire

still burning that claimed ten structures, a thousand firefighters on the line trying to get this under control. so far, zero containment, we will keep you updated on how this is going with information coming up. >> for years, san jose called itself the safest big city in america but with a rising crime rate that title is to question. the interim police chief is addressing concerns in a new sit down interview you see only on abc7 news with matt keller in san jose with more. matt? >> he told me a way that make safer is to get more officers. you can see the police department is in a hiring mode. 87 recruits are in the academy or get training in the field but the numbers are not adding up. san jose is trying to grow the ranks, officers leave the department. the latest stats show 41 resignations this rather and

another 23 retirements, the same pace at last year's record levels of 69 resignations and 37 retirements. i sat down with san jose's acting police chief for an exclusive interview and he says morale is low in the department and he and city leaders need to figure how to keep the officers to leaving and his position is also unresolved and did not apply for the police chief job if january. he said personal reasons and a desire to retire in 2 1/2 years at 30 years of service kept him from seeking the job. he said he was under the impression the city wanted someone if five years but i asked if he changed his mine, this was his answer. >> if they offered you the job would you take it? >> that is a decision that probably i would have to have with the city manager in terms of not only my limitations but, also, what they want in temperatures of maybe there is something we can work out.

i have not had that conversation. >> but, again, until then we will keep pushing forward. >> a semi spokesman says the search for a permanent chief is in a helding pattern the i asked if they happy with the interim chiefs' performance and he said yes and i have discussed him with other officers in the field and they say he is more than qualified and say he is moving the department not right direction. the city of san jose calls itself one the safest big series this america on the website and i asked the chief, does he believe that is still true and he said, yes, although he sees some of the bad things that go on in the city and he sees the good things that go on in the city, as well. >> wendy's had a hamburger hit. >> shares for palo alto electric carmaker tesla are going higher this morning.

>> jane king joins us from the new york stock exchange. what a ride, jane. >> yes, no kidding. shares of tesla were ago at a new all-time high and we are trading right now with tesla at $153 a share up 14 percent and they reported better-than-expected second quarter rules because of the surge in the deliveries and analysts expected a loss from tesla on the quarter so that explains the new record highs and soaring stock prices this morning, and markets are positive with three downed days and we are rebounding so far this morning and silicon valley index, also, in the green. apple is moving to keep samsung products off the market and plans to ask the appeals court this week to block imports of older samsung models. this move comes a few days after the obama administration projected apple from a demand by samsung when they wanted to block the import of apple

products. do you like the looks of wendy's pretzel bacon cheeseburger, already so popular an analyst says sales for the month could hit an all-time high the best product launch in 10 years according to an analyst from the new york post, and said it last best product was the salads in 2002. >> we are talkinged for but we will turn to the weather this morning. >> we are talking buns. >> hamburgers. >> explain pea soup. >> now, buns, hamburger buns. >> you keep talking about food. someone get her some food, now, the weather, live doppler 7 hd showing it is drizzle only, not a hard rain. however, that is enough to cause flight arrival delays into sfo and you can see the camera is season a couple of blocks away

from coit tower and you can see how hard it is to see. temperatures are still below average because of a sea breeze with more drizzle tonight, probably the last night, dealing with drizzle in the morning and the traditional morning, monday through friday, and we have summer warmth and i see 90's in the forecast next week, and look how deep the cloud deck penetrated into the central valley and by noon more of us will see sunshine, inland, and parts of the bay will held on to clouds in marin county along san francisco down to fog and by 3:00, those areas will start to see more sunshine than yesterday. today the temperatures are upper 60's, and mid-to-upper 60's in oakland and san mateo and fremont and everyone else in the low-to-mid 70's until the east bay where you could have the temperatures in the upper 70's, day game tomorrow at 12:45 with increasing sunshine, and temperature of 62 warming up to 64 by the end of the game. if you are headed to candle stick in the evening,

temperatures fall in the 50's so dress accordingly. temperatures by next week, a good ten or telephone degrees warmer than today. leyla gulen? >> we have busy conditions and crashes and, a couple car fires as we take you, behalf into tracy this is are we have this car fire, reported off 580 and it is open 580 and it and blocking two lanes at grant line road. and this is going to tack on a few minutes to the commute and you seeing backups from 11th street and if you are traveling between tracy to dublin, you are now an hour away. in san jose, still blocking one lane with the fire department and northbound 87 at taylor street, and we have 18 miles per hour backup from san fernando street. kristen and eric? >> 6:52. ahead, seven things to know with you go.

>> as we get ready to hand things off to "good morning america" here are seven things to know. the number one, 6,000 acre wildfire is threatening hundreds of homes in riverside county forcing the evacuation of 1,500 residents and burning out of control 85 miles east of los angeles and ten structures have been destroyed since flames ignited yesterday afternoon. >> contract talks will resume this morning teen bart and the unions a three person panel is investigating where the talks stand and it is the first legal step before the governor could impose a 60-day cooling off period. union workers are threatening to stoic again on monday morning. >> amber alerts have expanded to oregon and washington as authorities certain for a san diego county man suspected kidnapping a 16-year-old girl and killing her mother and possibly her 8-year-old brother. a scar matching dimaggio's vehicle was seen in southern oregon. >> in texas a gunman looking for

his ex-girlfriend went on a shooting spree killing four people near dallas, four others were hurt including two children, the suspect is in custody now. >> five, three winning tickets matched all six numbers last night in the jackpot for $448 million. one of the the ticks was sold in minnesota and two in new jersey: 5, 25, 30, 58, 59. powerball was 32. nine tickets worth $289,000 each were sold in california including one in sunnyvale. >> we have miss and drizzle this morning and it looks quiet from our mount tamalpais camera and the clouds are lower so they will break up quicker today and we are looking at low-to-mid 70's inland and possibly upper 70's in the eastern section of contra costa county and only mid-60's to low 70's around the bay. >> a look at our berkeley drive the headlights coming westbound direction at 22 minutes from

highway four to the maze and as we take it over to our map it is looking busy over altamont pass and with the car fire that is blocking two lanes that causing quite the pinch from tracy. >> by the way, the ticket sold at lakewood shell station on the expressway in sunnyvale $289,000 ! we continue on abc7news.com. see you at 11:00.

good morning, america. and breaking overnight, golden ticket. at least three people waking up brand-new multimillionaires this morning, after an all-out frenzy coast-to-coast to buy tickets for the almost $500 million jackpot. also breaking overnight, a raging wildfire out of control. home after home burned to the ground, as firefighters are injured and the inferno blocked people's escape route. and usher speaks out for the first time about his 5-year-old son's terrifying accident in the family pool. why he says he's overwhelmed right now, as his custody battle with his ex-wife now heats back up. i've been daft punk'd. >> is stephen colbert really angry? or did he just pull off one of the more elaborate stunts you'll ever see?