live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. drivers are urged to avoid a major intersection in fremont after a major crash involving a police cruiser and two other cars. good morning, i am kristen sze. cheryl is on assignment. the accident happened at paseo padre parkway and fremont boulevard before 9:00 this morning. it is still closed now while police investigate what happened. we are on the scene. nick? >> this is called an active investigation. it is tragic. they say two people were injured

and taken to the hospital. one is an on-duty police officer for the union city police department. traffic is still backed up down fremont boulevard to highway 880. this is a view from sky 7. we were over the scene minutes after the crash. police say they were called to the intersection of paseo padre parkway and fremont boulevard around 8:30 this morning after getting the 9-1-1 call for a traffic accident involving injuries. when they got here they found three smashed vehicles including that of an on-duty police officer. in the marked vehicle you can see it. the officer and a woman driving the four-door sedan and one of her two children were injured and taken to the hospital. the officer's injuries are not life threatening. he has been released. the female had moderate injuries and remains in the hospital along with the child in the car with her. >> the union city officer was spending to an in progress

burglary in union city at the time of the collision. the officer was driving with lights and sirens act separated at the time of the collision. >> the third vehicle was occupied by a man who stopped at the light at the time of the crash. the force of the impact from the police car and the sedan sent the cars crashing into his van and he was not injured. here at the intersection of paseo padre parkway and fremont, but the area should be clears in about four hours. it remains an active investigation. it is also a "spare the air" day. look at this picture of the east bay hills. today is the start of a long and intense least wave. you can almost see the heat. meteorologist mike nicco has the temperatures. >> the air is cleaner than 24

hours ago but that will change rapidly today, tomorrow, and possibly into wednesday. you can see behind me all the way to oakland with haze hanging there and total sunshine. we will look at the current conditions: everyone in the 70's but oakland is 67 and half moon bay at 62. today is the day we will feel it being warmer. yesterday we had the breeze that kept things in control. today we are anywhere from five to 11 degrees warmer than yesterday and we will not have were of a breeze. today is the beginning. tomorrow and wednesday is when we start to feel the heat everywhere but the coast and we could hit the mid-90's to low 100's so we have the excessive heat watch with the warm nights. you will not sleep well tomorrow night, wednesday night or thursday night. if you were going to head to the beach we have fast moving sneaker waves tomorrow morning through wednesday evening so be careful. >> with the heat there are several major concerns, potential fires, a high profile bicycling race and people's

health. amy hollyfield is at pleasanton ridge regional park. amy? a beautiful trail. it is going to be hot as an oven the next couple of days. the advice is to take the weather seriously. get your work out or exercise on a trail like this out of the way and done early in the morning. we are coming off of a cool weekend. we are not used to the temperatures yet. >> the sheet here. triple digits will hit the bay area this week. many are looking at their car cars and shaking their head. in sunol the team is adding fire trucks today bringing the number to the typical summer peak not something they do in the spring. >> not normally in may. we could have 8 to 12 engines but today we are starting at 15. >> clear out the space around your home now. talk to your family about evacuation plans especially if you live in a rural area.

>> figure it out now, what papers you need, medications you will want. >> the fire department will watch the hills and watch people at tomorrow's bicycle race which passes through the bay area tomorrow. spectators say it will be tough on the racers. >> it will be hot. they start at 11:00 with quite a few hills to climb and they will end up on mount diabolo. >> frank plans to trail the racers as a casual rider and is planning for a very hot day. >> no big concerns but it will be hot. they will feel it. we will feel it. they will feel it more. >> we are tracking the weather. >> becky is watching the forecast for pleasanton and she is considering opening a senior cooling center this week where people without air conditioning can gather and keep cool. she is a little surprised that this is already being discussed. typically we don't start

thinking about this until mid-june so it is a little earlier than usual. >> she is hoping for the bay area's air conditioning, the fog, to come through at flight and cool things down. she is going to wait-and-see whether she can go but it does not look likely. it will be hot for a few days. it will be sustained. plan accordingly, everyone. >> in the south bay some smoke could be visible today as crews dig into a landfill where a stubborn fire broke out yesterday that started around 4:30 in the afternoon at the landfill, with 11 engines called to put out the fire and action set to water was a big problem for crews with the near of the hydrant half a mile away. the fire is out and the lingering smoke can be seen in spots. >> not being derailed by the heat will not be easy but many

are giving it their best try. matt keller is in campbell with that part of our heat coverage. matt? >> it is about the shade especially for the kids, it could be the pack time at the park. many will be at pool or head indoors. this is rhyme time when temperatures rise in the south bay. it is cool enough in the morning to push yourself while running on the los gatos trail but hot enough this boot catch class is extra careful. >> usually, the heat starts to come up we will stay in the shape more often and make sure if they need water i don't stop them or prevent that. >> it is not just the humans looking to keep cool, germed shepards and the owners avoid the high temperatures because it can be too much to take if you wear a fur coat. >> cool their water down with ice cubes. other little thing, fill the collars with frozen stuff,

chicken, yogurt, peanut butter. >> maybe the hot weather pays off. >> throw them in the pool. >> your head could be spinning if you are trying to figure out what to do with your young kids, going outside is dangerous risking dehydration and sunburn and exhaustion. usually the playground is off limits during a heat wave. >> slides are too hot. my sun burned his hands on the slide because it was too hot. make sure they drink enough water and staying in the shade and resting and. cog out earlier before it is too hot. we live here for the nice weather -- not for this. >> i spoke with an air conditioning repairman, he said he expects so many calls that he has to refer some of them to his competitors. >> the near drowning of a baby in concord is a reminder about

pool safety on the hot days. person emergency crews got to the scene near concord boulevard and familiar bureau road the family was performing cpr. the first responders took over and the one-year-old was in "stable" condition. police are trying to determine what happened. sky 7 over a state beach where a san mateo county sheriff has recovered a large amount of marijuana from an abandoned boat. deputies responded to calls about a suspicious white boat on the beach and a vehicle nearby. the sheriff narcotics task force and state park police and homeland security agents are all responding. deputies have locked down the area. next, the break donald sterling is asking for since the race entrant that got him kicked out of the nba. very telling text sent to the wife of a former cal fire chief from her husband on the run for murder and what he wanted her to do before his

girlfriend was found dead. gunfire outside a popular theme park in southern california. what led to this wild scene?

new video shows chaos at the southern california nightclub after a fight breaks out during a deejay competition at universal city walk around 1:30 this morning. gunshots can be heard on the video posted open youtube. many scrambled to get out of the club of the when officers arrived gunfire was exchanged

and one suspect was killed. three other people were shot and taken to the hospital. investigators say two difficult weapons, including one of the officers were fired. we heard from l.a. clippers' owner, donald sterling, since being banned if life from the nba he says he is sorry for making the racist remarks that led to the ban and insists he is not racist. he also said he felt like he was baited into making the comments. he is the longest tenured owner in the nba and could be forced to relinquish ownership of the franchise. >> a member who made a mistake and i apologize and i am asking for forgiveness. am i entitled to one mistake after 35 years? i love my league, i love my partners, i am entitled for one mistake? it is a terrible mistake and i will never do it again. >> his wife sat down with barbara walters in an exclusive interview and she says she is going to fight to keep her 50

percent of the team but the nba says if he is out, so is she. new details on a firm cal fire chief suspected of killing his girlfriend and now possibly hiding out in the santa cruz mountains. the 55-year-old fleming's estrange wife received text from her husband begging to reunite two days before authorities found the 26-year-old sarah douglas strangled and stabbed to death in their him. >> i want my family back. come get me. pick me up. >> she says the disturbing message was the last one sent hours after douglas' death and i quote, "you should have came and picked me up." the manhunt continues in the santa cruz mountains. authorities say fleming is an expert outdoorsman and has access to back roads not open to the public because of his cal fire position. meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the hot forecast.

here is a look at oakland with a tranquil look but it will heat up quickly. pick pockets -- caught on camera. new techniques they are using to catch you or guard when you least expect

good morning, from the roof of the broadcast center where you can see the air is still pretty clear. that is one of the big stories with the calmer conditions, we will have pollution building. today is the first summer "spare the air" day so whatever you can do to not burn fossil fuels,

take the ferry, maybe, that is a good idea. you can see the change from yesterday to today, look at the winds, they are light and variable and fairfield, they now blowing back toward us and that is the offshore wind that will develop tonight and bring us our hottest days tomorrow and wednesday. visibility is looking good, even along the coast. the clouds are gone right now. san jose, you have clean air right now and you are looking at a blue sky over-the-top and a temperature that is warming significantly compared to year, sunshine, calmer, and warmer for all of us today, and the heat weight had possible records on tuesday when it climaxes on wednesday and a lesser extent inland on thursday and this weekend a mild high comes in and better sleeping weather starting probably friday night and through the weekend. we are using our camera to look to pleasant hill, and you are one of those areas that could see some of the hazardous buildup of ground-based ozone so the inland area, the hills and

valleys that can have ozone problem. tomorrow, well add the santa clara valley, wednesday and thursday, will be spare the air days. when we look at what is happening upstairs, high pressure built in and we have the offshore wind. the jet stream is very progressive, very warm to hot pattern with the high pressure sitting over us. what does it mean? how about mid-to-upper 80's for the south bay but los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy, low-to-mid 90's and mid-to-upper 80's across most of the peninsula, probably only 81 in millbrae and headed to the coast, mid-70's into 80's and even the north bay coast and mid-to-upper 80's inland through the valley and 82 in berkeley and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 80's and you head inland it is close to needing the air conditioning this afternoon, and nearly 90 in many

areas there. a couple of games, both teams in town and we will start with the game that starts 7:05 first pitch and 74 at first pimp -- pitch and calm at at&t park at 68 cropping down to about 63. tomorrow, our temperatures will be in the low 50's in the north bay and the rest of us in the upper 50's to low 60's but there will not be much of a breeze so you will need a fan to bring the cooler air in if you leave the windows on the we get to 100 inland on wednesday, mid-90's around the bay, mid-to-upper 80's along the coast and the coast cools on thursday and it starts to spread inland on friday and by the time we get to saturday and sunday temperatures are back to average. the days that are worst are tomorrow and wednesday around the bay and the coast all the way to thursday inland and if you are would being outside your body will feel it. kristen? >> mike, thanks for the tips. hidden cameras show how fast and how easy it is for pick pocket thieves to rip you off.

we have the act caught on tape and what you can do to protect yourself. >> the san diego area grocery store surveillance videos show theft rings in action. watch as this unsuspecting shopper towns away from her cart. the man on the right sees the chance, takes the wallet and hides it under a tote bag, the woman has in idea as the man then hands off the wallet to his partner. watch again, as the thieves play a game of double distraction. one talks to the store employees to get him to turn away and the other approach es this woman who is not looking at her cart. police release the surveillance videos to the san diego affiliate hoping they would lead to an arrest. >> it is just when she is reaching. >> the professional pick pocket knows the game. >> getting her fruit, her purse, he has it. >> while not a thief he gives expert advise on how to catch

crooks and showed investigators on "good morning america" how easy we can make it for pick pockets. he and his wife distract the people and the woman on right leaves her purse hanging on her chair, and bob swoops in and steals her wallet. >> any idea what he was doing behind you? >> no. >> he explains how he difficulty, watch on the right as he takes the other woman's purse. >> how much of this is about your quick finger and how much about them not paying attention? >> it is more about them not paying attention. >> one, do not be distracted by nice conversation from someone who appears well dressed. >> ho how do you not become a victim. >> this is safe. it is always clear. never have anyone behind me. >> tip two, always keep your belongings in your line of sight. >> having as few credit cards as possible is important. >> three, keep your wallet and phone in the bottom of your house, not the top. if it is easy for you to access,

it is easy for thieves. these folks found out. >> you are clutching your purse. now i don't trust you. the i-team is preparing an unprecedented look inside the dark net. the secret marketplace for guns and so much more are an enormous challenge for law enforcement. one users would buys drugs there told us he is not concerned. >> are you worried that police are setting this account up? >> not really. it has never crossed my mind because i don't think the i police have the knowledge to do this kind of stuff. >> we take you to a law enforcement seminar on the dark net as they struggle to learn the new technology and he has the first tv interview with a navy researcher who wrote the program that makes it possible. that is tonight at 11:00 p.m.

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