a sea of people with candles illuminate gold country at an emotional vigil for a girl named leila. hello i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. word spreads about a possible connection about the brutal killing of an 8-year-old girl and man that was arrested

today. jason wawernan. police in placerville says that he tried to steal a toddler right out of his mother's arms. we have live team coverage tonight. eric rasmussen asked the sheriff about a possible link here. we begin with ken wayne and tonight's emotional outpouring for leila and her family. ken-- >> reporter: frank here at jenny lind elementary school there was no mention of that arrest in placerville. everyone here was just here to remember an 8-year-old girl. the evening started with people by the dozens tieing purple and pink ribbons leila's favorite colors to a fence.

this man lost his child to a car accident. >> to this day it's a roller coaster. >> you never get over it? >> no it's 24/7. >> reporter: dozens of people gathered to pray and remember the smiling girl with glasses. >> as a teacher i have had students that will always be special to me, but please know that for me, leila will never be forgotten, she will be carried in my heart forever. >> reporter: the school principal said leila's senseless death has revealed the true character of calaveras county. >> i have heard so many kind words being spoken about the compassion shown by our students. compassion and kindness is what leila was all about. >> reporter: a moment of silence and a brief piece of

leila's favorite song. leila's family had some final words. >> i am not saying goodbye to leila, i'm going to say i'll see you later. there's no goodbyes. >> i just want to thank the entire county and family and friends for the overwhelming amount of support you've given to our family. and you will never be forgotten, thank you. >> reporter: there are only about 2,500 people who live in valley spring here in calaveras county. and tonight it looked like at least half the town turned out to remember leila. live in calaveras county, ken wayne. now to that bizarre crime in placerville and the attempted kidnapping that happened there is connected to

leila's kidnapper. eric rasmussen is live and asked the sheriff about the connection. >> reporter: tonight a sergeant told me the similarities between the two cases are at least raising eyebrows. a complete stranger broke into a family's home and grabbed the woman's child before the mother fought back. police say they've already taken a dna sample from 42-year- old jason rirenan to see if he has any connection to the killing of leila fowler. patricia patrino says he grabbed into her home and grabbed her 15 -month-old baby. police say she fought off the intruder and got her child back. while a family members called 911 from another room. >> that the devil told him to kill the baby. >> we're definitely going to look into it. >> reporter: tonight sheriffs have not said whether detectives have shown this

picture of the suspect. >> we're definitely going to look into it. but i think it's highly unlikely he's a suspect but you never know. >> reporter: a man with a daughter of his own says he wants a resolution. >> we need closure to this. we need to find this guy and get him locked up. >> reporter: and tonight the sheriff told me the fbi has not joined this investigation. the sheriff says the extra patrols in this community will continue for now. we're live in calaveras county, eric rasmussen. and stay with us for continuing coverage. we'll bring you the latest from calaveras county on air and on your mobile device. tonight, at 10:45 a bay area family that lost a daughter in a very similar crime. their message and what detectives told us about that unsolved case. ktvu has reach out to police in pittsburg to see if the man arrested in place

rville could have been linked to a daring kidnapping in pittsburg last week. it was early afternoon when the man grabbed the toddler from the front yard, the mother gave chase and got her toddler back. >> not hesitate to call us. that's what we're here for to help. the sooner you call us the sooner we can respond. and don't hesitate, immigration status means nothing to us. >> he is described as white in his 30s about 5'9" tall. a weather alert now. a red flag fire warning in the bay area tonight. this is a live picture of flags in the wind from san francisco.

the wind gusts combined with high temperatures are fueling an early start to fire season. bill martin is tracking the winds and says we can expect strong gusts in the coming hours. >> between midnight and 4:00 in the morning we could southeast gusts at 50 miles per hour. that's how the red flag triggered. it's dry out there. we haven't had rain in a while. here is where the red flag warnings lie. in the east bay hills, they will have strong winds. there's a strong add advisory in the green area, those winds will start to increase. strong wind right now, fairfield's gusts have been over 40 miles per hour. we have wind right now at fairfield 26 miles per hour. vacaville 29 miles per hour. so the winds are picking up rapidly as we go into the evening hours. stronger winds late tonight and

early tomorrow morning. up to 55 to 60 miles per hour winds. you will hear it out there tonight. when i come back, we're going to talk about when and if things will cool down soon, see you back here. conditions are more typical of late june as opposed to april. amber lee is live with conditions of residents. >> reporter: you can see that the wind hasn't quite quicked in yet but it's expected to in the next few hours. and residents tell me they're braces for a hot summer. even with the sun beating down, practicing outdoor offered comfort to this band. >> i'm kind of used to the heat. >> reporter: the heat and wind brings safety concerns. >> this whole entire area is

badly known for fires. >> reporter: shortly before 5:30 this evening a suspicious fire broke out in an open space area next to a strip small. not far from where the band members live. it appears a homeless man camped in this area but don't know if he's potential for the fire. >> it's a little bit concerning because i live so close to a lot of dead grass. >> reporter: contra costa county is asking people to make a defense around their home. >> it's going to take longer for us to get here, we had little rain this year so we're expecting bigger fire. >> reporter: rocking some heavy metal music under the sun is fun but these young men are fully aware that when the temperature climbs so does fire danger. >> normally whenever we have a fire even remotely closed. you feel it throughout the entire valley. >> reporter: i checked in with

pg & e tonight a spokeswoman tells me crews are on stand by because of the high wind advisory. if need be, crews are ready to go into a wind storm warning, ready to respond to fires. amber lee, ktvu news. a lawn mower is being blamed for an afternoon grass fire. that fire broke out around 12:30. it grew to four alarms and burned a little more than 1 acre before firefighters had it under control. they think a resident using a mower near by hit a rock and that the sparks is what caused the fire. dozens of firefighters put out a two alarm fire, a house fire in san jose this evening. it started shortly after 5:00 tonight on garsas avenue. firefighters reached the scene within minutes, and flames had already spread to the roof.

the home is being remodeled so no one is living there. we have more information about a fire in hayward that killed a woman confined to her bed. a spark in an electrical outlet sparked the fire. the victim has been identified as vicki harding. her husband and a neighbor tried to rescue her but the flames were too much for them. hundreds of union members delivered a message to oakland mayor gene quan about her proposed budget. scau members rallied outside the union. the union is concerned that oakland plans to spend a large portion of the budget on police and safety. the chief negotiator told us the service employees will not accept more concessions. >> we're not looking to break the bank but we want a fair contract.

those workers stuck with the city when times were tight. >> reporter: the union and oakland residents made their case directly to the city council at tonight's meeting. oakland's deadline for a new budget is june 30th. people all over the bay area are getting ready for marching or rally to commemorate may 1's. oakland police are also preparing just in case any trouble breaking out as it did last year. there are also two big protests scheduled in san francisco and another big march in san jose. the morning after pill. the new bill allowing kids as young as 15 to buy it without parental consent. >> and

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monday morning chris karr was opening up the philipino rights office. >> there was something on the door that said [ bleep ] philipinos >> reporter: it was one philipino business that was vandalized over the weekend. >> obviously we're disturbed about this. >> reporter: owners of a near by restaurant noticed it took. the word mex and mexico and ams which is believed to be in reference to alvarado middle school. the mexican governor of california in the early to mid- 1800s. but this month the school board approved a controversial measure to change the name to

honor philipino de leon and cruz. >> we hope it's not related to the renaming. we want our community together reaching out and hopefully time will heal. >> reporter: city leaders say about 20% of union cities are philipino and police are investigating this case as a hate crime. others say the graffiti is a message. >> it's clear that more community building has to happen in the city. >> reporter: the name change of alvarado middle school is not expected to take place until 2015. matt keller, ktvu news. some bay area bars were packed this evening with folks watching game five of the warriors play afters in denver. in stprarlg -- san francisco,

fans gathered to watch the game. the warriors trailed by as much as 20 points. they came back but ended up losing by seven. fans are now hoping for a win on thursday which would advance the warriors to the next round. >> hopefully our team goes further in the play offs and gets everybody excited about seeing more things coming in the future. >> the warriors are set to play at oracle arena on thursday. in santa clara the new 49ers stadium may cost the team and the city a lot less money than previously thought. the projects projects -- as a result, the niners and santa clara could see $90 million in savings over the course of that 26 year loan. in san francisco, a fender

bender at a fast food restaurant could cast a man his life. police say an elderly man was critically injured not from the accident but in a fight with the other driver that followed. ktvu's jana katsuyama has the latest on the victim's condition and the suspect who got away. >> reporter: workers at the bay view district mcdonalds said theolder man often came in for a cup of coffee. today his gray toyota sits in a parking lot while he sits in the hospital with severe injuries. a cashier saw the senior lying on the ground. police say the victim was assaulted in the parking lot by a younger man. apparently over a traffic accident. >> the suspect was backing up and backing into the victim's vehicle. >> reporter: police say the suspect and victim got out of their cars there was an argument and the suspect punched the older man in the head. >> as a result of the fight he

hit his head against the pavement. causing him injuries. >> two door sedan, maybe older model. black in color. >> reporter: across the street people at the bay view hunter's point senior center are afraid. >> i think it's awful, i think it's really crazy the way everybody gets that road rage and starts fighting. >> you respect your olders, you don't do that. i don't know what's wrong with the young folks today but that's a bad thing. >> reporter: tonight police say the victim is here at general hospital. they don't know if he will survive and they're not releasing his name. they do hope someone will call in a tip and help them find whoever did this. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. today san francisco's city attorney promised an aggressive court battle in connection with

a monster beverage. the district attorney wanted monster to reduce the quantity of their caffeine in their drinks. but monster filed a lawsuit against herr era. wall street posted another day of gains today. the dow finished up 21 points. the nasdaq was also up 21. investors responded to news that ibm is going to buy back more stock and raise its dividend. apple is selling $26 million in bond. this is the first time it has borrowed money in over 20 years. apple is taking advantage of low interest rates to raise money. it has much more than that about $100 billion in banks over seas but would have to pay taxes if it moved that money to the united states. apple shares rose today up

nearly 3%. they closed at $442.78 a share. in the last few months, apple's stock has dropped substantially. warm day out there today. temperatures wombed -- warmed a little bit inland. as we look at the channel 2 facebook page we've got a lot of wind reports coming in from the napa area. santa rosa, out by brentwood, fairfield. i'm getting reports of gusts up to 20 miles per hour. people are starting to hear the winds. the winds are really just starting to ramp up. it's warm up there in fairfield and antioch. you have mid-70s now. that's indicative of the wind. you can see where the winds are filling in in these warmer areas that's where the air is compressing, that warmer air and stronger winds are headed our way in the next few hours, when i come back we will dial in the winds and forecast. and the bay area week -- weekend because we have more to

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their live, the hern family arrived home this afternoon. >> we're still able to keep a little bit of tabs of what was going on back here but we never have really gotten a chance to thank everybody for everything they've been doing for us back here while we were away. >> reporter: their almost 12- year-old son aaron was hurt next to the finish line as his mother was finishing up the race. >> we're going to take time to work out. physically too, mentally -- >> that's a long road. >> that's a lot to be on the shoulders of an 11-year-old. seeing and going through what he saw. >> reporter: some of the kids stopped by. they told us the school is buzzing about aaron coming back. >> everybody is excited for him to come back. >> reporter: his parents said they will likely work with teachers and counselors to help

aaron transition back into class. >> there's steps we have to take before that happens. >> reporter: it's clear the herns arerelieved by tired. >> how does it feel to be home? >> good. >> reporter: aaron turns 12 years old tomorrow, and he said all he wanted for his birthday is to wake up in his own bed. but he gets to celebrate by going to a doctor's appointment. and take a look at this picture, it shows aaron hern just feet from one of the bombing suspects. he is not circled by abouts did scribble his name in yellow. martin richards is circled in the middle. on the right side of your screen you see bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev and in the bottom left hand corner is the backpack that is believed to

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we are learning tonight the 50-year-old woman accused of slipping alcohol into drinks at starbucks is a chemist. she was arrested last night at her home in san jose. they contained a lethal quantity of rubbing alcohol. the incident happened yesterday afternoon at a starbucks. one woman who goes there often says she was shaken to learn what happened there. >> i get orange juice, i get a lot of things. i come here a lot. and so it was, a little unnerving. >> reporter: the suspect was booked on charges of poisoning as well as attempted murder. tonight women's health groups here in the bay area are praising an announcement late tonight by the fda about the morning after pill. ktvu's heather holmes tells us the government approved making that pill available to younger

women now without a prescription. >> reporter: that's right frank, so soon you'll be able to walk into a pharmacy and you will find plan b right there on the shelf not locked behind the counter. as long as you're able to prove you're at least 15 or older you'll be able to buy it. no prescription, no pharmacist consultation requiredded. the decision today by the fda makes the plan b pill available over the counter for women 15 and older. >> we think it's an important step. >> reporter: heather estes is applauding the move tells me it will eliminate some of the biggest barriers women face in getting contraceptive. but estes is disappointed that the pill is not being made available to all women of every game. >> it's good that it will now be on the counter. but the fact that some women will be have to be carded is unfortunate. >> reporter: the pill package will be labeled that proof of

age is needed to be purchased. the pill is used to help prevent pregnancy and was available without a prescription only for those 17 and older. but the fda said today that the data it reviewed showed women 15 years and older were able to understand how plan b works, how to use it properly and that it does not prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted disease. >> it should probably be available for women 18 and older. >> reporter: at the campus of berkeley, it caused concern that it is going to encourage

-- during a wide ranging press conference, the president noted congress has blocked him from closing guantanamo bay and blocked him from moving the detainees to a prison in illinois. >> guantanamo is not necessary to keep america safe. it is expensive, it is inefficient. it is a recruitment tool for extremists. it needs to be closed. >> reporter: currently some 100 of the 166 detainees are taking part in a hunger strike. human rights groups have criticized the u.s. for force feeding at least 20 of those striking detainees. the president today defended that action saying he didn't want any inmates to die of starvation. looking back at the start of the second term, president obama had mitted his administration failed to get gun controlled passed but he spoke about the bipartisan efforts to get comprehensive immigration reform through

congress. as for the $8,500 sequester cuts the president tempered his optimism saying he's had good conversation but doesn't know if a compromise will result. the closure of control towers is apparently not going to happen. five area airports were on the list. ray lahood is reportedly telling congress those control towered will be spared in the same bill that has stopped the furloughs of air traffic controllers. all of this was part of the sequester budget cuts. the family of emmitt till a 10-year-old african american boy that was brutally killed is

asking mountain dew to cut ties with lil' wayne. there is word today that grateful dead cofounder bob wear is not going to be on concert. the group has cancelled its appearance at the bottle rock festival in napa. wear hopes to be back on stage by june 1st. actor robin williams is trying to sell his estate and he's cut the price. he's asking 29.9 million. the main house has 20,000 square feet and a state of the art movie theater. being in wine country it also include 18 acres of vineyards but the entire estate is 650 acres. caught on camera, incredible pictures of a cargo

jet crashing right after take off. what we know about the americans on board. and our chief meteorologist bill martin bill martin monitoring strong winds tonight. the fire danger for the rest of the week in his

a 7-year-old girl is hospitalized with life threatening injuries after falling out of a three story building. they said she leaned against the screen and fell out. emergency crews say she was rushed to the hospital and is in critical condition. those who have felt the pain of violence created a memorial this afternoon to those kill in the streets of oakland. members of youth uprising held a moment of silence not far from where there have been several shootings in recent weeks. the young people then attached yellow and purple ribbons to

the fence. each ribbon holds a message to someone killed on their names. the ribbons are a reminder that every ribbon is a son or loved one. 30-year-old jeffrey boise is being held without bail. he carjacked a man and then tried to carjack a woman. but when he threatened the woman with the gun, she tried to talk to him. >> i tried to connect with him so he wouldn't feel like he was the lone ranger. >> reporter: she was able to get someone's attention to call for help during her 15 minute conversation with boise but he ran when he heard the sirens. police tried to break into a

home where officers arrested him. boise had 200 rounds of ammunition in the car. boyce told the woman that he had already killed somebody and now police want to question him about a woman that was found dead on sunday. the video looks like it came from a dashboard camera. the 747 was flying military material. it's possible the cargo shifted causing that crash. in bengladesh hundreds of people are still missing and are now feared dead in the collapse of a garment factory. today the court ordered the government to immediately confiscate property and use the

proceeds to pay the workers. the -- the owner is facing multiple charges. queen beatrice advocated after 33 years to make way for a new generation. the new king has no real power, the dutch monothat -- monarchy is mostly ceremonial. and to celebrate, the new king and queen took a cruise. celebrity chef and owner alice waters plans to reopen both the cafe and restaurant chez on june 10.

14-year-old jenny lin was killed. the eeriely similarities of her death and the death of

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two citations. the eric sank two years ago in stormy weather. the report found that the owner made major modifications that made it unsafe. and we are looking at comparisons between the deaths of leila fowler and jenny lin who was also murdered in her home. >> reporter: if anyone can come close to knowing what the parents of leila fowler is going to, it's john lin. >> the way she was killed when we heard on the news. it was just a -- brings back all the images. >> reporter: in the case with eerie similarities, jenny lin was also stabbed to death inside her home in castro

valley. no one has ever been arrested in the death of the 14-year-old who loved playing the viola. detectives for the alameda sheriff's department tell us they are watching the calaveras case from a distance. but if there is an arrest they'll take a closer look. >> i would think it would be very far removed if there's a connection between the cases. but who knows. >> reporter: lin says says he doesn't need the calaveras case to remind him what happened in his own home, that the pain has never gone away. he says he hasn't tried to call the fowler family, but his heart aches for what they are going through. >> it's going to be very painful. it's very hard to cope and to live with it. >> reporter: lin says his family has tried to stay positive and productive by organizing a contest where east bay students create projects about child safety. and they've established a youth

summer music camp in lin's memory. a new poll released 20% of college graduates are under employed or need more taping to get on track. a consulting firm surveyed more than 2,000 people who either graduated within the past two years or will receive a degree this year. 68% are working full time but 41% of graduates say they're in a job that doesn't require a degree. and 42% of recent graduates expect they'll need an advanced degree to further their career. tracking the strong winds right now. of course the red flag warnings in effect. very strong winds coming in around sonoma.

most of these reports are in connection. the wind advisory in brown. vallejo you've had wind gusts as well in evening. the winds are really just ramping up now. the strongest winds are showing up out here in the central valley or out toward in the antioch and sacramento area. look how warm it is here. see that 75, 74. that's down sloping winds. that lets you know that's the area where the winds are really starting to pick up. the fact it's that warm out there. the winds will ramp up throughout the evening hours. we're going to have a period of really significant winds between about midnight tonight about 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. so the winds really a story. look for the winds to be there in the morning and taper off in the afternoon. the extended forecast is going to be warmer around here. hotter in some places. we could see mid- to upper 90s. look for the oranges, those are 80s. the reds are 90s. so we're starting to see a few more 90s. this is the forecast for

tomorrow. strongest winds late tonight through the early morning hours through about 10:00 tomorrow morning. here we are 5:00 a.m. here we are, the isother ms. these are areas of pressure. the winds are going to be coming really strong. then later on things spread out and that means we're going to be less windy by lunchtime hour. we want to give the idea that the winds are really going to be ramped up. you will notice them in the morning. you hear them, i'm getting reports of folks even in the peninsula. you hear them like a bowling coming through then they knock down. we'll be talking about them tomorrow on that red flag warning stays in effect until 6:00 tomorrow night. the forecast highs tomorrow around the bay, lots of 80s. a lot of mid-80s. high fire danger this time of year. john fowler did a story on the

5:00 hour about the dry brush out there. it's may, almost may but it's more like late june as far as fuel moisture it's really dry. big deal with the winds. you will notice them tonight. you're going to notice the winds ramp up. >> everybody has been talking about an early start to fire season. >> this is early. and this is stuff you don't want to see. we haven't seen real rain around here in a long time. mark is here with sports. a little drama added. game six here. >> the plot does thicken that's for sure. things get a little more intriguing. a little testy. coach mark jackson calls the nuggets a bunch of hit men. physicality of the nba play offs not exactly new. but denver sets the tone. kevin farie throws it down harshly. 20 point halftime lead. warriors trail but do not lay

down, 12-0 run. harrison barnes really coming into his own. steph curry was pushed around. they cut a 22 point deficit in the second half to just five with 5:06 left. but denver stabilized. key point here. losses with the ball. can't hit the shot but look at andre iguodala. right there. he had 25 points, 12 rebounds, seven assists. and there you go. the series now returns to oakland for game six on thursday evening. turn up the tension, emotions running high. fred inglis in denver. is it just shatter or as you are fond of saying, these two teams just don't like each other. >> reporter: they proved it again tonight. we're the last of the media here at the pepsi center.

where after the game the warriors admitted they committed too many errors and let denver's big men outplay their big men on the paint. it appeared at times nuggets defense will crossed the line. steph curry came in banged up and he wore a huge target tonight of which the nuggets were able to score several bulls eyes. curry had 15 points and one bloody nose tonight. >> try to send hit men on steph. we had some dirty plays early. it's dirty basketball that's all right. we own it. but make no mistake about it we went up 3-1 playing hard physical clean basketball. >> i've been playing well. they try to slow us down as much as possible.

but i guess they got the 20 point lead. we still have a chance to make it interesting down the stretch. i feel like i have confidence. >> the pepsi center was not nearly as loud as oracle arena during games three and four now of course we go to game six. back to oracle. i can only imagine mark things are going to get a little louder, a little more intense, a little more physical and probably a little bloodier. >> oh, geez. >> reporting live in denver. >> i thought you were talking about the sharks with the description. one other play off getting together, the clippers now find themselves down

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is robbed by pablo. the big man can move no question about it. seven scoreless by the way for madbum. santiago casilla. pablo that's a ruthian shot. and sandy rosario his first major league win. in oakland, if anybody was tired it was the angels after last night's marathon. tired of seeing these guys in green uniforms. cespedes breaks the tie with a two run triple. he had four rbis. two out key hit, bases are loaded and everybody is going to score when seth smith find the alley. that pretty much blows it open and the a's have taken care of the division favorite angels all five times they've met. that's the sporting life. and you bet oracle is going to

be rocking. >> we'll be able to hear it from here. >> they showed a lot of character tonight. they came back. >> thank you, and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning news starts at 40:00. they'll be

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