developing news firefighters work to contain a huge blaze at a bay area oil refinery. at this hour a shelter in place order is still in effect across several communities. good evening i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. we begin tonight with a live look at the fire still burning at the chevron refinery in richmond. the massive blaze started at 6:15 this evening. officials with chevron briefed us within the hour and tell us it's still too soon to determine a cause. they say right now their priorities is trying to control

the fire and protect the safety of individuals. contra costa health officials issued a shelter in place order for richmond, north richmond and san pablo. we have live team coverage tonight on the fire and impact on those communities. we have crews in the neighborhoods at the hospital and at the refinery. we start with ktvu's amber lee. she just attended a briefing with chevron, amber. >> reporter: julie we're at the refinery where this fire started about an hour ago the general manager came out and spoke to us. he said right now a crew is working to put the fire out as quickly as possible but don't know when that will be. we're told the main processing plant but he said a short while before that, crews found a leak

and evacuated. >> working with government agencies and regulators who are all on sight. to determine the cause of the incident. >> reporter: hern says there were fewer than 10 workers at the refinery when the fire started. he says one worker responding to the fire suffered a minor burn to the wrist. he was taken to the on-site clinic for treatment. the siren you hear is the shelter in place which is still in place. >> this is a remind er for all of us. it's a great time for attorney get registered for it. >> i want to apologize the community for the fire and smoke this evening at our richmond refinery. as you can see we've made significant progress and we're still in the process of controlling the fire. >> reporter: chevron says it plans to hold a public meeting

in 48 hours to answer the community's questions about what's happening. we are continuing to hear the siren go off that just mean it is fire is still burning and the shelter in place is still in order. now to christien kafton with the concern of the community. >> reporter: you may have heard those sirens going on behind amber. they're going off about every half hour. we're on san pablo avenue in richmond. we're just about 5-1/2 miles away from the refinery. you can see the streets pretty empty at this hour. they issued the shelter in place at about 6:45 says the smoke from that fire could cause eye, throat and respiratory irritation.

the steady drone of shelter in place filled the air around richmond this evening. residents covered their faces. >> i done want to get sick and have an asthma attack. >> reporter: linda garcia says she's one of the commuters let off at a different station. now the station is abandoned parking attendants gone. she says she'll have to come back tomorrow morning. she also says everyone around richmond should know what the warning sirens means and says those sirens came today in a timely fashion. >> i'm sure my husband told me the sirens went off right after the explosion. >> reporter: jerome disagreed he say it is warnings should have come sooner. >> it's better late than never but it should have been earlier than that. with things like that you have

people who live back in that area closer to the refinery they should have been alerted a lot faster. something like that, i mean you could have had people dead. >> reporter: the first area they gave that warning was around the refinery then they expanded it out. now it's up to 8,000 homes. as for b.a.r.t., we learned that b.a.r.t. service has just restarted at the el cerrito north. there's no bus bridge because of that shelter in place order. as for when that shelter in place order will be lifted, county officials say they do not know at this time when that order will be lifted. christien kafton, ktvu news. now to rosemary orozco who is following the wind direction. >> reporter: there's definitely pros and cons to the wind.

it was picking up earlier and that helps helps disburse it a little bit. in that sense it's a draw back. but in a positive sense it helps to get it out of richmond and by dispersing it it becomes a little less danger. right now we have a southerly wind but it's only at five to 8 miles per hour. it's moving straight across richmond perhaps into a san pablo area. what it's doing is creating a bit of a blanket of smoke and fumes. we really need that wind to help dissipate that smoke. officials say they have a team on the ground right now monitoring the air in neighborhoods near the refinery. they say everyone if you're not in a designated shelter in place, there's plenty of smoke in the air and smoke is an irritant. >> if they're having

respiratory distress they should seek medical attention or get away from the smoke. >> people should avoid entering or driving through smoky areas unless it's an emergency. the advice is to stay indoors, keep windows shut and air conditioners off. and drivers are in for a surprise tonight. toll takers were sent home tonight because of a shelter in place order around the refinery. there's no one to collect cash tolls. newschannel2 captured signs around the toll area telling drivers not to stop and that tolls are free. caltrans tells us it's been recording license plate numbers and plans to bill those drivers for their toll. we have been watching a stream of people reporting to the emergency room at kaiser in richmond. cara liu has been at kaiser and tells us what the situation is

there. >> reporter: we've seen many many people walking in here covering their faces. some are wearing surgical masks like most of this family right here including a 5-year-old girl. we're talking about dozens of folks who have come here since the refinery fire broke out. the sirens, flames and fire concerned residents. kema crump says she lives less than a mile away. her and her family are covering their faces. >> we're feeling the tightness of the chest.

my son is complaining about his throat and nose. >> reporter: they've seen about three dozen additional patients in the emergency department. most are complaining of respiratory concerns. they're in the process of evaluating and treating those patients tonight. the hospital spokesperson, hospital representative also tell me they are well equipped to handled the influx they've seen tonight. >> a ktvu viewer was in richmond when the fire broke out. damon williams shot this video. you can see two huge plumes of smoke going into the air. williams said he heard the loud noise and then saw the smoke and knew something was wrong. williams says some residents in the area were so scared they ran to the car and sped away from the scene. we're also getting other

pictures, this one from near san rafael. and jason arambula sent this picture. this is not the first time there has been a large fire in the chevron refinery. a shelter in place order was put into effect. one employee suffered minor burns. the fire was caused in part because of a pipe that was improperly attached and had been weakened by age. last year there was a small fire, no shelter in place was required in that incident. in 1999 there was a large explosion and fire at the plant. six workers narrowly escaped injuries. how tonight's fire could affect. you will find an extended clip

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new information now on the mass shooting at the sikh simple in wisconsin that claimed the life of six people. the gunman was a failed soldier and ardent white supremesist. >> reporter: we're getting more information about the number of clear cut clues they seem to have in this case. while we're getting more background on the shooter we're learning more about the victims in this case. the one woman and five men. >> he did everything he could for the congregation. everything. unfortunately he gave his life until the very end.

>> reporter: in his last months the temples president went head to head with the gunman. >> he went straight up and went hand to hand with the suspect. >> reporter: payge was a 40- year-old army veteran demoted then dischargeed in 1988. the fbi is looking into his background and checking their files. >> we had no reason to believe as far as i know no law enforcement agency had any reason to believe he was planning the violence. >> we're not the other, we're your brothers and sisters we live down the street. >> reporter: president obama has ordered the nation's flags flown at half staff until sunday friday. >> in this country regardless of what we look like, where we come from, who we worship we are all one people.

>> reporter: more than a dozen agencies are involved in the investigation. the fbi is the lead because they're calling this a case of domestic terrorism. anyone in the sikh community is here to tell us they're calling this a hate crime. live in wisconsin, craig boswell, ktvu news. in san jose sikh worshipers gathered to pray and mourn. three killed had close ties to this bay area temple. prokas singh had been worshipers at the temple. >> the honest truth is it can happen any where. you cannot live life by fear. >> the worshipers plan to hold a candlelight vigil to pay their respect to the dead and their families. a plea deal has been reached in the case of the mass

tucson shooting that killed six and injured 13 others including former congresswoman giffords. the judge must find that the defendant jared laughner is competent. laughner has spent more than a year at a clinic. san francisco police respond up to three times a day to the city's busy westfield shopping center. heather holmes has looked over the miranda warning calls that include a recent report of an armed robbery, heather. >> reporter: that's right a male shopper he was inside the restroom just up on the fourth floor here when he was robbed. you're about to see exclusive video of the surveillance footage that police say are behind this crime. there they go bolting out of

the bathroom after forcing a man at gunpoint to give up his shopping bag. >> wow, that's scary. >> reporter: officers are called to the mall a staggering number of times. we review three months of 911 calls and it shows police respond to the mall several times more on weekends. these three men are wanted for a robbery. >> we're going to play as close as attention as we can an armed robbery is not like a shoplift or something and we're going to be there. >> reporter: the police chief admits crimes at the mall are growing and time consuming process. once the substation on sixth and market opens in october. however suhr says he is not looking to put a substation inside the vault as the previous chief had suggested. >> we already have three ticket stations and two of them are within blocks of the westfield mall now we're putting the

store front in. >> reporter: chopper nellie wynn says she will be more cautious holding on to her purse a little tighter while counting on the suspected mall thieves. >> reporter: here's another look at those three men now late this afternoon westfield management they sent me a statement saying that the safety and comfort of its customer social security -- customers is a top priority. they say they are currently working with sfpd and their own staff on safety measures. a 1-year-old girl who investigators say was kidnapped by her father last night was found safe in the bay area. and is soon to be reunite with her mother. the father's suv was found in a parking lot near stone ridge mall in pleasanton around 5:45 this evening. no one was in the car. investigators located the little girl at a relative's home in san leandro. tonight the search continues

for the girl's father johnathon martinez. some richmond high school football players are mourning the loss of one of their teammates. 16-year-old ulises montalvo was a running back. last night he was shot and killed as he walked down the street near mcdonald and first. family members think his killing could be related to the colors on his sweatshirt. they were red and yellow colors worn by the football team. >> today is like the worse day of our lives. we were never expecting this, like never. like i said he was such a good boy. he wanted to get recruited. he wanted to be a big star. >> reporter: one person has been arrested. another is still on the lose and police say they know who he is. well a hot spell is headed to parts of the bay area. right now at this hour, three

to 6 degrees above what we felt last night. we are expecting patchy fog to return late in the evening and through the overnight hours. we will wake up tomorrow morning with patchy fog, widespread 50s much like what we felt this morning. warmer weather expected for the afternoon. along the coastline that localized sea breeze will hold on. upper 60s expected for the city. low 70s for the east bay. mid- to upper 80s as we get closer to orinda moraga and some of our hottest spots. despite calmer winds and higher humidity the so called chips fire continues to rage. the wildfire is burning in the plumas national forest. it began just over a week ago. officials say the flames jumped the fire lines over the weekend. 25 homes and four commercial buildings are threatened.

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the way we might look for ancient fossils here on earth. >> reporter: curiosity marks nasa's seventh landing on mars. ktvu.com has continuing coverage of the mission to mars. you can watch nasa scientists celebrate and learn more about what curiousty took to the red planet. this past weekends proved tragic to a bay area family after a 6-year-old girl drowned in the merced river. a helicopter found her body about three hours later. the 6-year-old girl is identified at kerri sanchez. oak -- oakland police are searching for two robbery suspects. one of the three intruders were killed allegedly shot by the man who was in the home. ktvu's paul chambers tells us that the suspects on the lose

could face murder charges. detectives have gone in and out of this duplex in the city's china town neighborhood. inside more than 20 evidence markers were used to mark the scene. >> about 4:40 a.m. this morning, officers were dispatched to the area and reported gunshots in the house. >> reporter: investigators say three men tried to enter the home but it's unclear if they were successful. we do know three men were killed. police asked that we blur out his face for his safety. >> the homeowner was still present. he was detained for further investigation. >> reporter: animal control picked up a dog that was also shot and killed. police did not release any information but it appears marijuana was being grown inside. although the homeowner had permission to do so. although they are checking papers to make sure they were

still in line. >> just like little petty thefts and i saw one time somebody got a chain snatched but that's about it. nothing like violent. >> reporter: it's unclear at this time if the homeowner will face any charges but we do know because of special circumstances the two men who were with the intruder could be charged with his murder. paul chambers, ktvu news. a no competence vote for a bay area police chief. the politics ♪

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you can see emergency crews have moved in closer and are now putting several streams of water on to the problem area. it's all happening in the refinery's number four crude area. amber lee is live to tell us what she's seeing from her vantage point. >> reporter: we're inside the front gates of the refinery. i just checked in with the spokesman for chevron he tells me the fire is still burning right now. he tells us that a crew is working to put out the fire with nitrogen and steam. just a few minutes ago i'm told the fire marshal called off the shelter in place. that's the community warning system to we won't be hearing the sirens go off any more. chevron says it is working with government officials to figure out what caused this fire and that the chevron is also planning a public meeting in 48 hours to answer the community's questions.

that is the latest from here at chevron in richmond, i'm amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. the implications of the fire could have lasting effects throughout california. ktvu's consumer editor is live now with why gas prices could spike and win, tom. >> reporter: this is way more than just a refinery fire. with fuel prices already on the rise, this could impact you at the pump and very soon. the chevron richmond refinery can process 7,000- gallons of fuel a day most notably gasoline and diesel. the refinery process is more than 10 million-gallons a day or the equivalent of 100 big tanker truck -- trucks a day. >> with the crude down we're not processing some of our units. >> reporter: loss of part or

all of this refinery capacity can cause gasoline to spike in california. that's because of fuels not easily replaced. what's been lost and how soon it comes back online is yet unknown. >> we have so many workings, i am not prepared to answer that question. >> reporter: without this critical unit up and operating the refinery could still make fuels but that would be at an enormous cost and you'll be paying for it. coming back live, the sirens are still sounding. the person who has called this off hasn't gotten the message but this late at night it must be disconcerting to a lot of folks. >> certainly very eerie and ominous sounding sirens. stay with ktvu for updates. we will update you later on in the newscast and tomorrow morning at 4:30. members of the san jose police department are planning to make a strong statement

against their leader. union members will vote tomorrow morning whether to authorize a -- >> reporter: we're live at the police officers association where you can see the agenda has been taped to the front door including that controversial item whether members should consider taking a vote of no confidence on their chief. howard johnson is a recently elected director. he says it's his duty to push the issue on chris moore who was elected two years ago. >> my reason of doing it is to find out. my reason of doing it is because members have come to me. >> reporter: he says it's his job to speak for the rank in file. >> there's concern from some of the members of just the direction of the police department is going. >> reporter: those concerns include moral, pay cuts, changes to pension, not enough

officers to handle the volume of calls just to name a few. problems that aren't the chief's fault. >> i think every person needs to take responsibility for their own moral. i don't think they should be blaming the chief for not having enough officers. we have skyrocketing costs. >> who's fault are they? who's the leader? are we going to put that on if economy? >> the chief is appointed by the city manager, ratified by the city council and the city manager has expressed her confidence on the chief. >> even if this doesn't pass i got my message across for my members. >> reporter: thousands of officers are expected to take

part in the meeting that takes place tomorrow. because it's such a controversial issue it could take hours before it gets to a vote. the arrest of two car theft suspects was a little startling for people at a near by laundry mat. it was a quick operation. officered identified a stolen car and several officers quickly arrested a suspect. it happened right in front of a laundromat. one man came out to see what was happening and he found himself sprints for cover. >> i ran behind my car. the weapons were pointing in this direction so all i knew what to do is run and get out of the way. >> he says officers yelled for the suspects to get down, the suspected complied and they

were taken into arrest. the caltrans review was prompted by a former engineer who falsified reports last year. no bridge in the review has been found to be unsafe. caltrain is receiving more than $3 million in federal funds to improve safety. the department of transportation grounds will be used to install an advanced signal system along the peninsula new signals will support the automated system. this day 20 years ago changed tayamori's life and ended the lives of those he loved the most. he was only 8 years old.

>> quite the flash across the sky. pure white. >> reporter: then after 43 seconds of silence the deafening explosion. >> i find myself under the debris and the fire in the darkness. >> reporter: the badly burned second grader would learn much later the united states had just dropped the world's first atomic bomb on his hometown. within a month, his mother, father, two sisters and grandparents were dead along with at least 140,000 others. >> perhaps the war ended for many americans but for me personally the war just started. >> reporter: at 18 tanamori came to the united states to somehow avenge the killing of his family. it's been a long journey but

now tanamori told me he's finally learned to celebrate not mourn his family's life and he's learned another lesson. >> forgiveness is the only way to set yourself free. >> reporter: legally blind, tanamori says he now sees that with whatever time he has left he will preach peace. and hope that is what happened this day 20 20 -- 60 years ago will never happen again. we'll tell you what san francisco janitors are so

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hundreds of janitors marched through downtown san francisco this afternoon blocking a few streets to call attention to their ongoing contract disputes. the workers are upset over what they say are low wages they are also unhappy over management proposals to have workers pay more for their health coverage. before that fire at richmond's fiery finery hundreds of people came to richmond to try to get a job at a new health company. nutiva is looking to fill 200 positions at its headquarters. managers met with applicants for four hours today. openings included sale, accounting and administrative positions. the founder of best buy wants to buy back the struggling electronics retailer and take it private. richard shultz who now owns 20% says he wants to buy all the

shares he doesn't already own. he's willing to pay $26 a share that's about $6 more than today's closing price. the deal values the company at more than $8 billion. on wall street stocks moved higher the dow gained 21 points in the absence of any major economic news. the nasdaq rose 22. protesters say the recently approved homeowners bill of rights does not go far enough to protect homeowners. the syrian prime minister has fled to jordan with his family. the deflection comes two months

after he was appointed to the post. in manila, torrential rains from a monsoon overflowed rivers and dams triggering evacuations. meantime crews are cleaning up after typhoon create add storm surge that dumped thousands of pounds of garbage on to manila bay. 51 people in the philippines were killed by the typhoon. in argen to the best -- argentina a train derailment injured dozens. a south bay card club closes its doors hours before a new casino's grand opening. >> awesome, oh my gosh my bedroom that i've had probably since i

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continuing coverage now of the fire burning after a refinery in richmond. crews remain over head as workers continue to battle the fire. a chevron official tells us they are recommending officials now drop the order however they are still in effect. they will reassess the situation at 11:00 in about 15 minutes from now and will then decide if the shelter in place order can be dropped. of course we will have the very latest for you tomorrow morning begining with the ktvu morning news at 4:30. the upscale community of

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is now karen blanchets room. >> it's my birthday. being in my home with all these celebrities, they might be in magazines tomorrow. and we posted more star sightings you can look for it on our website. at 10:00 a.m. casino matrix will open in a new high rise that's eight times the size of garden city. today workers and chefs were preparing for that grand

opening. the new operation will be more of an entertainment complex than a gaming hall. >> just the sports bar alone we think there's nothing like it in the south bay. and we expect a lot of people that normally go to the city to stay home and enjoy here. and people from the city to come down, it's a one of a kind experience. all employees from garden city will have jobs at casino matrix along with 100 new employees. the company released a test version today of its next mobile operating system and the familiar you tube icon was missing from the basic set of nonremovable icons. it's you tube license ended and google which owns you tube is working on a new you tube app. it'll likely be similar to you tube on android devices which includes advertising. a summertime heat up is on the way to the bay area for some that means it's going to

be enjoyable for others it's going to be a scorcher. outside our doors at this time. still mostly clear skies. a little bit of fog redeveloping. the winds are on shore, a breeze 15 miles per hour, sfo. 17 in fairfield, it hasn't really been too strong all day long. a weakening on shore breeze. a condensed marine layer and warmer air moving in. at last check westerly breeze. so that means the wind coming in this direction could be floating a little bit toward emeryville and berkeley at this time. it again is a very light wind. five to 10 miles per hour. 61degrees right now in oakland. 60 sfo. 68 in liver livermore. the summer like heat and summer nights are going to continue at least for a few days. wake up tomorrow morning, patchy fog around the coast and the bay.

pressure pulling our way as it does it's compressing the marine layer. shrinking could be patchy and dense right along the coastline but it's not going to be well inland. the warmer air mass means a hotter inland temperature for the afternoon. so along the coast will be in the 60s. near 90 degrees for some of our inland areas and the hottest spots are expected to top out right about 91, 92 for tomorrow. but the warmer trend is going to continue. your forecast here wake up tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. sunrise is right about 6:19. into the east bay patchy fog over the north bay. it's boing to burn off by 9:00, 10:00. remains hugging the coast until early afternoon. everyone the coast expected to see that sunshine for the second half of the day. widespread 50s as we start tomorrow morning. 57 in antioch, low 50s, mid-50s along the bay. your afternoon highs look like this. 86 expected santa rosa, 85 for

napa. 90 for danville, 92 pleasanton. 88 morgan hill, 75 san mateo. in the city upper 60s, mid-60s along the coast. again the heat up will continue wednesday into thursday. thursday and friday look to be the hottest days that's when some areas like antioch, fairfield likely to hit 100 degrees or so. >> thanks rosemary. >> thank you. safe way gas may be less of a bargain when you next fill up. ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this

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they're the defending world champs. has anyone noticed matt cain far from perfect lately. he's had a few bumps. later the giants briefly last year taking it deep. cain has now given up five homers in his last 11 starts. buster still ripping the ball, solo his 17th of the year. that made it a 2-2 ball game in the 6th inning. st.louis in the bottom half a three run outburst and three run-7th in that seventh, four hits on the night. cash in two here with that one. cain now dropped the 10 and five. maybe a little hard core reality setting in on the a's could be just a little glitch but three straight losses and now the angels come in and completely silence that feel good story that has been the oakland a's. they have to beat these guys. doesn't mean fans can't still have some fun as the a's try to

get it going. and it is mike trout with a single and look at him. same place right center field but this time a little different result. josh redding throwing to second he gets the call. but the replay, mike trout has a reason to argue as he was actually safe. that's an incredible rookie right there. mike trout going to win that award easily. tory hunter locks it all up. he is 15-1 he's won 10 in a row. 4-0 the final. football fans happy, it is on. for players it's kind of a grind. alex smith their number one guy. preseason contest will dictate who gets that job.

>> it's been very competitive. as we thought that you know when it's -- when the players are good as they are at that quarterback position you know they all are fighting for that job and the competition as they said is very close. >> reporter: happens every year about this time. new york jet camp today a little twist to it. starts it by shoving running back mcknight. knight then fired a football at lin. sanchez saying no excuse for that we're supposed to be playing together as a team. terrell owens may have found a job sign -- signs a one year con -- contract with the seattle sea hawks. hasn't played since 2010.

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