breaking news from ohmland. a grisly discovery inside a home. two people found shot to death. good morning, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas. police were called to the scene just after 4:30 this morning and homicide investigators are there right now looking for clues. we're live on fruitvale avenue with the latest. amy? reporter: behind me you can see the police car in front of the home, which is tucked back away from this street. and then if you look over here you can see where flowers have been left by a neighbor for their neighbors.

neighbors tell us they don't think this is a home invasion. they are not feeling nervous for their safety at this time. they suspect this was a mercy killing of a disabled woman and then the suicide of a terminally ill elderly man. police got the call at 4:30 this morning to come to the home where they found two people inside, who had been shot and killed. word is starting to spread throughout the neighborhood. one woman we talked to, i irene said the man who lived her was in his 80s and a friendly neighbor. >> we have lived here 25 years and his house is a bunch of those back to his house. so we have a corner of the property with them. always been over the fence kind of thing. for all these years.

yeah, he was a great guy. reporter: police tell us they found an adult man, they say he was the father, and an adult female, who was the daughter, and they both died. no further information is being released at this time another of the police department. the next door neighbor told us she feels like these two people, who had been struggling, are now in peace. live in oakland, abc7 news. eric eric in addition to those two people, 12 other people were shot in oakland over the weekend, four were killed. >> ama: there's a red flag warning in effect for the bay area. that means high fire danger. mick nico is here with more. >> let's geoff you an updid. lice live doppler 7hd. some elevated and light radar returns but it's the beginning of what could be a very unstable 72 hour period with thunderstorms and the threat of those creating wildfires.

you can see on 29, towards calistoga, most of this is not even making it to the ground right now. we just don't have all the ingredients, except for the flow out of the east, being lifted by the mountains and creating showers. relative humidities are still above 30%. most areas, 60 to 70%. that's too high right now and the winds are too slow. the potential is there until 3:00, wednesday morning, for high fire danger everywhere but the coast, san francisco, the bay shoreline. >> ama: the red flag warning is prompting local fire crews to gear up. cal fire officials say dry conditions and lightning strike could lead to potential spreading of flames. cal fire shifted crews to some of the stations that protect the bay area hills. >> firefighters fear dry lightning and erratic winds could make it harder to battle a wildfire in butte county. flames are threatening up to 700

homes in oroville south of chico. the fire burned 2,000-acres and is 45% contained there are 900 firefighters on the scene and they're among 5,000 firefighters battling ten different wildfires in california. a huge wildfire raging out of control in idaho has grown to more than hundred thousand acres. the beaver creek fire is threaten 50:00 homes and celebrity vacation spots in ketchum and sun valley. authorities say lightning ignited the fire 12 days ago. over the weekend cloud cover helped crews make progress. right now this fire is 9% contained. >> ama: today is the first day of school for many bay area kids and police are making sure they get there and back safely. we're live from monteloma elementary school.

there are patrols in the school zone. >> 500 students are in class here, beginning the new school year, as parents and police helicopter get them here safely. >> students aren't the only ones learning lessons on the first day of school in out in view. >> not complete stop. >> he said he was running late, trying to drop his kid off. >> mount view police will be showing up in more rearview mirrors as kids head bang to class. the most common problems are distracted drivers, texting or calling on cell phones, speeding, and not stopping when a pedestrian is in a crosswalk. >> people speed through, people are unobservant of the kids around, especially with the crosswalk. there's been numerous near misses. reporter: once in the classroom, the school district officials say students will notice a heightened focus on 21st

21st century skills. some students are focused on the social life. >> what are you looking for to. >> seeing my friend again. >> others are ready to dig into books. >> get new homework. >> you're excited about homework? >> uh-huh. i really like school. reporter: the police say you can check their twitter page to find out which campuses they'll be at, and just in case you're wondering, rolling through ha stop sign will cost the driver $300. reporting live in mountain view, abc7 news. >> ama: and these youngsters joined thousands of other students on the first day of classes in san francisco. san francisco police say they're also keeping a close eye on streets around schools. that means you might see police officer motorcycle officers. >> developing news out of fresno county. the chp says a fourth person has died from an accident involving

a train and a car. it happened in a town south of fresno this morning. new video shows the mangled car next to the tracks. three men and two women were in the car. only one survived. the crossing doesn't have lights or arms about the train did sound its horn before crossing. it is not known if alcohol or drugs are to blame but officials have cleared the train operator. >> ama: five bay area suspects are facing kidnapping charges in southern california. they're accused of kidnapping an 18-year-old woman by gunpoint in compton. they took her to a motel. they say she was able to escape and alert a motel employee. the woman pointed out her alleged captors to deputies as they were trying to drive away. >> in less than two hours the

hyperpatrol will release the results of an investigation into the fatal limo fire on the san mateo bridge. five women died in the back of the vehicle in an exclusive report on friday, the highway patrol will not press charges against the limo driver. sources tell us that allegations by brown's wife that he was arguing with her on the phone and distracted when the fire broke out are not true. we'll stream the news conference live. '. >> ama: 60s rock legend lester chambers is suing the state of heyward and a woman accused of assaulting him, for $5 million after he was attacked on stage last month. this video from fuse news captured the attack during a blues festival. we apologize. that's not the video. a woman -- this is actually that video -- she jumped on stage moments after chambers dedicated

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>> eric: cleanup workers are cleaning up mounds of ash in a japanese city after a volcano erupted that sent a plume of smoke into the air. this was the volcano's 500th 500th eruption this year. the city was shrouded in an ash cloud, causing poor visibility. residents used masks and um will be las to protect themselves. >> ama: in egypt there's word former egyptian president hosni mubarak could soon be released from detention. he was ousted from power in 2011 and charged with corruption. now his attorney says he will be cleared within 48 hours and could still face a retrial over conspiracy to kell protesters during demonstrations. >> this comes as tensions continue to escalate falling the ouster of another president, mohammed morsi. hundreds have been killed, including 25 police officers who war were ambushed today.

>> eric: senator dianne feinstein is speaking at the lake tahoe summit. the annual event focuses on restoration and sustainability efforts at the lake. former vice-president al gore will deliver the keynote address. $1.5 million have been spent on projects to combat runoff, and reduce air pollution, since the vent began in 1997. a palestinian hanger who claims to have discovered a facebook security flaw took the issue straight to the top. the flaw allows anyone to post anything to anyone's page, so after being ignored by facebook's security team, the man posted the issue on ceo mark zuckerberg's page to prove his point. within minutes he was contacted by facebook to get more details. the bug has been fixed sense and khalil may get $500 for this efforts. that's what they promise if you

find a flaw. >> ama: the forecast is ahead. >> let's look at the clouds throughout right now. these clouds, retreating back to the coast, and you'll see sunshine if we can get through the clouds and blow off thunderstorms as they develop to the east and work towards us. >> eric: the protesters who say they're sticking to their message, why they superglued themselv

>> eric: a large whale that washed ashore this morning has died. the 30-foot fin whale was discovered this morning on the beach. volunteers from the marine mammal center tried to help but could not see if it. no word yet on why the whale beached itself. >> ama: six environmental activist superglued themselves to a building to protest oil exploration. demonstrators poured glue on their hands and set themselves on the glass door of a company in london. it's part of an anti-fracking process. a british lawmaker was also arrested. the government says tapping underground gas reserves could transform britain's energy supply. >> eric: the next big thing from apple may not be the gold standard but will look like it. apple is working on a gold version of the 5s according to

text crunch.com. it's been a rumor for a few weeks now. accessory web site' marked up a photo of what it is expected to look like. less of a gaudy gold and more of a champagne color. it will also come in black and white versions and is expected to be released in september. have to change my >> there's a thunderstorm street and fire danger. unusual for this time of the year. let's get right to it. 11:18 this morning, and here you go. that's the latest radar sweep from live doppler 7hd showing that heavier cell by calistoga, moving through the hills. let's look at what is going to happen. it's moving off to the west. so santa rosa, in the next eight

to ten minutes, moving towards guerneville and possibly bodega bay. and if much is reaching the ground i would be surprised. here's a look at the bigger circulation. you can see -- watch the moisture coming right up the spine of the sierra and then hit this easterly wave and come straight across. when it does it tends to sink through the central valley, stabilize, and then hits the mountains on the eastern side of napa valley and that gives it the oomph it needs to create showers and thunderstorms. so we will keep an eye on the north bay for the best chance of storms. doesn't mean we won't have any elsewhere. they will be very random. look at the temperatures already. almost 90. livermore, antioch, 80 in concord. 85, los gatos. the clouds are keeping oakland, san francisco, half moon bay,

60s. this isn't your normal microclimate. but it's not the reason that we normally associate with it and that's the marine layer. it's pulled back, looking over sue sutro. we'll have high fire danger today, tomorrow, and through wednesday. let's talk about the temperatures. south bay, 87 in san jose. mid-to-upper 80s in santa clara valley. look at the humidity, going to get uncomfortable. low to mid-80s for the peninsula. temperatures in the mid-60s along the coast, to low to mid-70s downtown san francisco, and north bay, making a run into the mid-to-upper 80s. at the beaches, near 70. along the east bay shore, 75, richmond. oakland, 78. inland, temperatures in the low to mid-90s. couple of games today. the a's take on the mariners.

69 degrees, dropping down to 6 5. and over at at&t park, redskins in town. 68, dropping down to 62. here's the temperatures for tonight. we'll be in the low to mid-sixness again. rather mild. red sox. what did i say? >> redskins. >> football on the brain. red sox. here's the humidity coming our way, and that's the reason why we have the thunderstorms and everywhere you see in red, that's the red flag warning. so i would watch out in the highest elevations, into the north bay valley and east bay valleys. ears the accuweather seven-day forecast. can't stay this warm and humid forever. more normal, drier heat thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. >> eric: thank you. >> ama: you hoo chief executive is putting a whole new spin on the freeze geek chic this morning. the 38-year-old mother is glamming it up for the new issue

of vogue, dressed to the nines in, and holding an ipad with a picture of herself in it. in the article she talks about becoming a mom and trying to turn around yahoo!. she also revealed she and her husband have a miniature version of palo alto's peninsula creamery diner in their backyard. the article is in the september issue of vogue. actress jennifer lawrence is on the cover. >> eric: from diaper duty to getting a little sleep, prince william talking about his first month as a dad. he spoke to cnn for his first official interview. the new father says he and his wife, kate, were happy to show off their newborn son to the world, calling it a proud moment. he says baby george is already quite a character and a little fighter. >> yeah, he is a little rascal. put it that way. reminds me of my brother or me when i was younger. i'm not sure. but he is doing very well at the moment.

>> eric: prince williams says he practiced placing baby george in the car seat after leaving the hospital. with so many people watching he wanted to make sure he got it right. >> ama: doesn't want to mess up for the cameras. up next, lady gaga. new song, new look, and a new video. >> eric: we have a peek for you

>> ama: coming up at 3:00 on radio shock job howard stern and then at 4:00, abc7 newslashes exclusively that the limo driver will not face charges after that fatal fire on the san mateo bridge. whether reaction from oroville brown today about the highway patrol's findings. >> a move at the state capitol to protect undocumented immigrants from a scam sweeping the nation. how much some are paying for the false promise of becoming legal. >> eric: lady gaga lives for the plays and the got a lot this morning on "good morning america." >> ama: she rolled up in a vintage convertible cadillac and then greeted fans, signed autographs, and then the big reveal. the world premiere of her new music video, employ -- employ applause." >> she had hip surgery in february and says she has used

the down time to focus on her creativity for he new album. >> eric: all you little monsters have something to look forward to. >> thanks for joining us. >> ama: who wants to be a millionaire is next. and let's take a live look outside at we're looking at the bay bridge. have a great day. >> eric: see you later.

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