emergency respondsers rush to a bay area home after frantic calls of a little baby in the water. the efforts to try to get that child to safety. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken yne. on this mother's day a concord family deals with a frightening life of death ordeal after their young child was pulled from their backyard swimming pool. ktvu's debora villalon joins us live from concord with the efforts to rescue that infant.

>> reporter: this was a 1-year- old boy who was revived and we're told is in stable condition right now. take a look at video from about 90 minutes ago of the baby being put into an ambulance to be transferred to children's hospital in oakland. there was a helicopter on stand by to air lift him but the decision was made to take him and his mother by ground. this transfer came after the boy had been revived and stabilized which took a few hours. the actual 911 call came in about 6:15 that an infant had drowned in a backyard pool. concord police arrived to find the boy lifeless and family members trying frankicly to find him. those officers took over cpr until fire paramedics got there. they rushed to a near by park where a medivac met them and he ended up going to john concord campus with a police escort that time. all of this very traumatic very

everyone in the cul-de-sac where this family lives. but the outcome tonight not as bleak as first thought. this is a near drowning. and this 1-year-old boy is in stable condition. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. now to the south bay, and a busy day and busy night for firefighters in san jose. by 4:00 this afternoon, crews there had already responded to nine srepblg tear -- to nine vegetation fires then came the call of a huge fire. here we have six hours later and they remain there in the scene and will be through the night. azmith smith joins us the fire fighting challenges and there were many. >> reporter: yeah there were heather. luckily this wind has died down so firefighters have been able to get a handle on it.

i want to show you what's burning behind me. imagine piles and piles of these woodchips, add the high winds, warm temperatures, dry conditions. all making it difficult for firefighters. what started at woodchips on fire send huge plumes of smoke in south jose. firefighters trying to get ahead of it which is why firefighters started fires below. >> the smoke is very thick. it's going to take us a while to get to the source of the fire. we have some workers on sight they're using bulldozers to push around the material to get us better access to it. >> reporter: to make matters worse, fie fighters had no water at the top of the hill the closest water source a hydrant nearly 2 miles away.

two fire crews taking turns hauling the water up the hill. >> that it might be poisonous. it is obviously. i mean, it looks pretty ugly. >> basically, if the smoke goes toward san jose, she just wants to make sure everyone is okay and not to have any respiratory issues. >> reporter: anyone with respiratory concerns is asked to keep their windows and doors shut. it could have been worse had there been triple digit heat. >> we're anticipating that the moisture is going to be -- moisture content is going to be a lot less and its going to be

ready to burn. >> reporter: reporting live in north san jose azmith smith. while it was warm outside the wind was a bigger issue for firefighters. >> our meteorologist mark tamayo has been tracking our windy conditions and he joins us now mark. >> we did not have extreme fire conditions but when you have a wind higher than 10 miles per hour it will bring concern. that was the case today. a persistent wind throughout the afternoon hours. you can see the wind profile at 4:00. 5:00. the latest observation winds around 7:00. the latest observation at 10 miles per hour. the winds have been backing up. a wider perspective here. no storms out there just a few high clouds. in terms of fire danger already we have a high fire danger until 8:00 tomorrow night. and here in the bay area fire danger will be on the rise as

well. as we have a warming weather pattern. those dry offshore winds really making a come back. just to give you a perspective today we're on the moderate side with humidity levels around 35 35%. look what happens the fire danger really dropping humidity leveling. we'll let you know when an excessive heat watch begins. i'll let you know if triple digit heat works its way into the forecast. we want to show you now a picture of mount diablo and contra costa county. the combination of high temperatures, still air and vehicle exhaust will create unhealthy conditions. you can help reduce smog by driving as little as possible

and taking public transportation. officials suggest you do all your athletic activity early in the morning. san jose police are investigating an officer involving shooting that injured a teenage suspect. shortly before midnight. officers spotted a suspected stolen car on storey road and jackson avenue and followed it to mccre ery avenue. the driver rammed two patrol cars after police tried to stop him. one woman feared for her life. >> an officer fired her firearm because she was in fear of her life. >> a passenger who was a juvenile was not hurt. the officer who shot the suspect and her partner are now on routine investigative leave.

authorities are investigating a shooting that left a victim dead. the pilot of a small plane is safe after making an emergency landing in livermore but where he landed put him in handcuffs. he landed around 3:30 in a field belonging to san dian national laboratory. that's a high security area. we want to show you some pictures taken by neighbors shows the pilot being taken away in handcuffs. then you see officers with guns drawn. they searched the plane and found nothing suspicious. after the pilot was released he returned to his home in yuba city and we spoke to him tonight but he declined to comment on tonight's event.

and a long stretch of highway 31 is now closed in sonoma county. the closure began an hour ago between highways 21 and 121 and will last until 5:00 tomorrow morning. tonight is the first of a night stretch closures. the highway is being closed so that crews can pave and do maintenance work. the clippers owners apologized for racist remarks caught on tape for the first time. sterling said i'm a good member of the nba. who made a mistake. the apology comes almost two weeks after the nba banned sterling for remarks to his girlfriend telling her not to

bring black people to clippers games. the amgen tour will hold time trialing in fulsome tomorrow. the first of eight phases got off to a flying start today in sacramento. cyclists raced 120 miles from downtown sacramento to lincoln and auburn and back. local fans say they were thrilled to see the action up close. >> i'm happy because last year we didn't get to see it because it was in southern california. we're very excited that it was here in sacramento. >> i want to see sagon. but he is probably the favored. >> well it was the frenchman who won the race. stage three starts in san jose and finishes at the top

of mount diablo. the race rebegins at 10:45 in the morning at lake cunningham regional park. stages four to eight takes place in central to southern california. on ktvu.com you will find more on the amgen tour of california. a link to the tours website it's all under hot topics. a car full of people veers off a bay area road and crashes killing two people. the changes neighbors are calling for to try to make that area safer. in a galaxy not so john farrow away is the nation's largest star wars collection. we take you to ranch obi won and show you how one man [doorbell rings]

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control outside their home just after 2:00 a.m. police say the car drove through a fence at mills college and scraped the sides of trees before it crashed into two redwoods head on. >> a short intersection, i think there's not a lot of time to slow down. >> donovan barullo says that cars are always speeding down seminary. >> we've only been here a few months and we've already seen several cars running reds lights. >> it changes fast. people come through and it changes right there. they have the green so cars are coming down fast. >> reporter: four people were taken out with the jaws of life. the fifth person a woman got out of the car and started walking several blocks down the street where police later found her with several broken bones. >> i feel bad for the family especially on a day like this. but who knows what the case was. as far as what caused the

accident. >> reporter: barrumo hopes the city will consider making changes to the intersection to keep from causing heart ache to other families. an accident sent at least seven people to the hospital. the accident at seventh and harrison streets happened around 2:25 this afternoon. at least 15 people were in the suvs when the accidents happens. initial reports inty in -- indicate one person in the sidewalk may have caused the crash. the cause of the accident is under investigation. a ktvu channel 2 news investigation finds you may be buying a recalled car and have no idea. or you could be driving next to one recently sold. >> you know you've got three cars here on your lot that have open recalls on them. >> wait, wait. i don't know anything about

that one. >> reporter: 2 investigates goes lot to lot and finds plenty of vehicles deemed unsafe to sell. we find out what's happening, who's to blame and what needs to be done to change. new video tonight of a mountain biker being rescued in marin county a helicopter flew in from the sonoma city fire rescue. the mountain bikers apparently tumbled 100 feet down a steep hillside. the chopper crew used a long rope and stretcher to pull the 53-year-old man to safety. he suffered traumatic injuries and was taken to a hospital. the search for a presumed

men who drowned was suspended because of high winds. parishioners at a church in davis say they are shocked and heartbroken after a popular priest is accused of having a sexual relationship with a teenage girl and arrested. police arrested 45-year-old father hector correa on friday. he became involved with a 16- year-old girl last year. father coria has been placed on administrative leave. trial begins in redwood city for a billionaire venture capitalist being sued for access to martin's beach. it was then that the identity of the person who bought the beach was disclosed.

it is microsystems cofounder. he bought a parcel that included the beach. it was open to the public for decades before that. the judge ordered cosla to appear in court tomorrow afternoon. a group of mothers on a mission on this mother's day. they joined forces to find their sons. all missing and all last seen in san francisco. ktvu's katie utehs has more on the group's renewed efforts. >> reporter: gina and her husband paul land out flowers near the plaza in san francisco. >> he wasn't very capable of living on his own. >> reporter: in the process of switching medications their son jackson miller drove from cuper to the t ino to san francisco nearly four years ago. today a forensic team may produce new leads. >> we were convinced that he

was roaming around the city and not well. a sighting indicated he was not well. >> reporter: he and other children may roam the streets of san francisco this mother's day. like sean fitty who's been missing for nearly a year. >> he suffered a traumatic brain injury right before going missing so that probably has a lot to do with it. >> reporter: gina and lin along with three other mothers are committed to keeping their son's cases in the spotlight as they search. >> i don't think any parent stops looking. >> and plead for the phone to ring. >> you just want to hear their voice. and mothers keep the hope. and jackson, please call. we miss you more than you can even imagine. >> reporter: if you see jackson or sean or any of the other missing men simply snap a photo so the sighting can be confirmed and verified. then call police. in san francisco, katie utehs,

ktvu news. great america played host today to a special day of free fun free on cancer patients and their families. >> as many as 600 kids with cancer and family members enjoyed the day at santa clara amusement park all for mother's day. and everything from admission to food to rides and games they were all free. and designed to give young patients and their families a day away from cancer. >> obviously the cancer is in these people's lives 24 hours a day. what it does is gives them a fun place that they couldn't come to other wise because of the disability of a child. organizers said they had a more successful outcome. a twister leaves destruction. >> the one thing that helped people in the tornadoes path

escape unharmed. >> a shelter dog defies those who said he

new information tonight on the deadly hot air balloon accident in virginia that claimed three lives. today authorities found the remains of the third person who was in the balloon when it burst into flames and exploded after hitting a power line friday night. two members of the university of richmond's women's basketball team were killed along with the balloon pilot. the pilot's father said his son was a 66-year-old army veteran who had been piloting balloons for more than 30 years. an early morning crash

killed five people today in san bernardino county among the dead three children. investigators say it appears the van crossed over into the wrong lane hitting a sedan that was stopped at a stoplight. the man driving the van was treated at the scene with injuries. it's not clear why he lost control of that van. tornado sirens gave people in missouri just enough time to run for cover as a huge twister came their way. >> large tornado on the ground causing damage. >> reporter: someone took video of that large tornado as it tore up homes east of kansas city yesterday. the tornado caused a lot of damage to buildings, trees and also power lines. but authorities say there were no injuries or deaths. the tornado was part of a line of storms that rolled through missouri during the evening hours last night. it is a perfect match for a deaf pit bull who's settling into a new home with a very

special family. rosie captures the hearts of volunteers at a shelter in nebraska who thought her sign language. they say she blossomed when she learned how to communicate. then came the best news of all. a woman who was deaf met up with rosie and immediately wanted to take her home. >> i'm going to teach her my sign language. she's my dog. she can pick up that. >> it's what i hoped would eventually happen and she couldn't have gone to a nicer family. >> cindy koch says she understands how rosie feels and always wanted to adopt a deaf dog. people at the adoption center says it was a bittersweet moment. trying to get a head start on the season. >> and you don't have to wait for george lucas to see an amazing star wars exhibit. it's already here in the bay

as we've been reporting, the bay area fire season has just begun and crews are already very busy. and we'll be on alert as the fire danger increases this week with the hot weather. ktvu's noelle walker spent today with firefighters who were pulled away from fire training to respond to the real thing. >> reporter: firefighters in the south bay were busy today. >> we're in a position i can't grab with one hand. >> reporter: fire departments wrapped up helicopter rescue drills. >> when a big disaster happens we all come together and work as one big agency.

>> reporter: in between drills. >> we got to go to work on a grass fire. >> reporter: they get put to work on real fires. >> reporter: this grass fire is believed to have started after someone tossed something out of a window. >> we're going to see fires are going to be spreading more rapidly and they're going to be higher in intensity. >> reporter: calfire declared the start of fire season in the bay area last month. >> it's definitely very serious. >> reporter: so serious the agency is ramping up equipment and staffing this week at other northern california stations. >> definitely ahead of schedule with the drought. it's helping things to dry out quicker. not as much moisture throughout the winter. >> reporter: the windy weather forecasted this week will put

these drills into practice sooner than later. firefighters say they're preparing for the worse but hoping for the best and in the meantime, homeowners can do their part by making sure you have enough defensible space around your home. in san jose, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. new at 10:00, the future home of the george lucas cultural and art center still hasn 't been determined but you don't have to wait to see some amazing star wars art facts. the world's largest collection is already on display right here in the bay area. >> at an old chicken barn not so john farrow away, is rancho obi wan it's at the corner of yoda way and jeda trail and it's the home of the largest star wars collection any where. >> star wars came out and swept me off my feet. >> reporter: steve stanfleet has been collecting paraphernalia since the first movie came out.

>> it turned from one locker to two lockers. >> reporter: he quit his job to start promoting for john lucas films. >> people really want to take part in the lucas films. >> reporter: he bought a farm with an old barn and turned it into his museum. >> we've had people coming in here excited about star wars. >> reporter: he has thousands of action figure, his library is larger than george lucas' and that's just in this wing. >> wow. >> reporter: the adjoining room holds a stunning display of movie props, costumes toys and everything else star wars. he even has the alien bar band. >> >> feel free. >> reporter: this darth vader is all original.

the costume used on mission to rise. >> i'm afraid to put a prize on any of these items. >> get well mark campbell and give up show business. fisher. >> reporter: there's a lego d arth vader. and an r2 coke machine from china. there's an arsenal on display and just when you're getting star wars overload, there's more. >> welcome. >> reporter: first we have to get past the storm troopers fortunately the force is with steve. >> we don't need to see their identification. >> these aren't the guests you're looking for. >> these aren't the guests we're looking for.

>> we can continue on the tour. >> we can let them through now. >> a third cavernous room filled with more, including a pinball machine to fill an arcade. it's a universe of star wars merchandise and more is being added to the collection. if you want to see it it's down a galaxy down the way in petaluma. >> rancho obi won is a nonprofit but it does offer tours. go to our website and click on web links. >> thanks for the tour ken, really cool there. animal control officers in contra costa county said today they will euthanize two dogs that attacked neighbors. back on may 1st a labrador

retriever and a pit mix attacked a neighbor. the dog's owner has decided to put down the dogs and said the owner is doing the right thing. on this mother's day dozens of korean and korean americans marched in the south bay to show their solidarity with the mothers who lost children when that south korean ferry sank. the demonstrators say the government's response was chaotic, negligence and contributed to the high death toll. they accuse the government of censoring the media in the wake of the disaster. the official death toll stands at 275 with 29 people still listed as missing. the majority of those killed were high school students who were on a field trip when that ferry went down. the bay area had already perfect weather for mother's day today. many moms and their families headed out to jack london square along with the traditional brunch, some enjoyed wiffle ball and did

face painting. those with spoke to say they appreciate their mom and love their children. >> we put on street clothes and came to eat. that's pretty good. >> them always being there and supporting me and loving me. you know in the good times and the bad times. just being so kind and just beautiful women. >> other moms who have long distanced children say they enjoyed seeing posts on social media expressing a lot of love and appreciation out there. >> happy mother's day to all the mothers out there. >> the oakland a's they celebrate mom and also help raise awareness about the most common cancer among women. >> mother nature is about to turn on the heat. as we look at a live ñioczñz!ioczñz"ioczñioczñz$ioczt

lots of sunshine for all the moms out there today. probably the only complaint the winds. once again those pesky winds around 20 to 25 miles per hour. over the last few hours the winds have been backing up. the warmest locations topped out in the lower 80s out toward fairfield. on the satellite a few high clouds approaching the bay area. here is the wider perspective and mostly clear skies across a good portion of the state. we're expecting lots of sunshine over the next few days. here is our live camera looking out toward san francisco and san francisco in the clear. in fact, it is relatively mild out there with those winds up all afternoon into the evening hours. still holding on to a few more

60s. downtown san francisco 56. here's the headline a big warming trend over the next few days it started today and kicks in monday, tuesday and wednesday. by tuesday and wednesday. that's with temperatures easily back into the 20s. a few locations could be approaching 100 degrees. this is closer to the tuesday and wednesday time frame for most of the area. temperatures are right around the 90s warmest spots will be right around 100 degrees. so definitely try to stay cool. it's going to be a challenge out there and also drink lots of water over the next few days because the warning trend will only be going up. overnight lows, lots of low 50s out there. santa rosa 48, and san jose 52 degrees with mostly clear skies. we'll continue to warm things up for tomorrow easily a good four to 8 degrees over today's highs because this guy, high pressure offshore. building and moving into northern california. the key here is wind direction,

winds moving out of the north- northeast. as i mentioned heating up but tomorrow for tuesday and wednesday will be the hottest day of the week. with this pattern in place, fire danger will be on the increase and we could have a red flag warning kick in for that time frame as well. at least for tomorrow morning showing you this mostly clear skies out there. and a few high clouds but you can see into the afternoon hours by 3:00 and 4:00. temperatures ranging from the 70s right near the immediate coast. lots of 80s around the bay. and the warmest location the red content right around 80 degrees. everybody warming than today. san rafael 46 and stinson beach 45. san jose 87 and coming up for you san francisco just beautiful 80. by the way the forecast high in san francisco on wednesday will be 90 degrees. a look ahead to your four day

forecast will be warming up tuesday and thursday. and then more cooling for the entire bay area by friday, saturday and sunday. so heather and ken whatever typically we get a warm up here in the bay area count, one, two, three days. typically i think that will be the case this week. >> follows the formula. thank you mark. the oakland a's marked mother's day with a breast cancer survival program. money raised is going in memory of ktvu reporter blanch er. the donated will go to pink

foundation. it goes to help disadvantaged families. and it was a rather rude welcome. >> and both the giants and dodgers display great defense in an extra inning

good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. the giants and dodgers staged a game in los angeles that had a little bit of everything and felt like something you might see in the postseason. tim hudson one-half of the game expected to be a pitchers dual. and getting some defensive help. feeled by brandon hicks who throws to the plate where posey

puts the tag on ethier. and avoiding a collision. hudson worked out of the inning. 1-0. then he led off the sixth and thought he got the giants going but it was the dodgers turn for defense. and drives down and left center and it was justin out. pitchers do not like it when their bids for extra bases were denied. and then they took the lead on adrian gonzalez single. that scores gonzalez who was on second because of a giants defensive lapse. it was angel pagan. take a look at pagan with the hopper. he avoids the collision as gonzalez is thrown out at the plate and the dodger lead remains just a run. clayton kershaw the other half of the pitcher's dual. that seven homers now for hicks

who continues to get clutch hits despite his low batting average. with sergio romo trying to nail things down. ramirez gets a homer that just goes over the fence. that's romo's first loss of the year. giants make it three out of four over the dodgers and go 7- 3 on the trip. no rest as they're back home as they're back for three tomorrow night against atlanta. the game was about more than this. todd fraizer against macasio. that's homer number seven. here's the story. reliever chapman making his first appearance is being hit in the face.

chapman responded to his first save situation by striking out carlos gonzalez and justin morneau. justin hit 101 and 101 101 -- 102 on the radar gun. the a's don't see much of the washington nationals but the way things went this weekend at the coliseum they'll be glad to welcome them here again. a crowd who honored them raised $7,500. on a 3-0 pitch with a couple of runners on in the first, derrick norris took gonzalez deep. the third homer of the year for norris makes it 1-0. scott cashmere has been acquisition of the year. cashmere went 7 innings. and first cespedes stays alive when lavatan or rendon gets

this wind blown pop up it's a foul ball. but cespedes then drawns a walk. that keep it is inning alive for norris. he takes a rip on another 3-0 pitch and gets the same result. two hits, six rbis for norris who the a's got in the gonzalez trade. he gets four runs in 7 innings. and gonzalez not happy with the attempts. he needs to be calmed down like a pitcher from a pitcher from a different generation. >> my pregame routine went so terrible i had to leave the cage. today. and then just one of them unexplained things in baseball where you can go two for four in the next day you can go to like you never picked up a bat

before. sometimes those days end up being career days because you're not trying to do too much you just try to pick up the ball and put it in place. >> i don't think i've seen that before. 3-2 count and being able to hit it right on the nose. it was light cushing going out there and playing my game. it was a little easier for me. >> with the wind up and everything. >> throwing up the first pitch today in toronto with the style all her own. she got it there. that was about the extent of the highlights for the blue jays. conger with the towering for the homer. wins his fourth in a row as the angels win into second place in the al west three games behind the a's. the amgen tour got started today and finished in sacramento. this was the stage that rolled into the capitals and back into the city. a little mishap as the team's shider goes down. it was a sprint at the finish

between cavandish and deckencol. it was too close to call without going on camera. and the second white line here. cavandish is the rider on the right and he just edges out. and the closest finish in the history of this event. second event is tomorrow in fulsome. and with the big come back win today, billy crystal was going to clipper games before it was the trendy thing to do in l. a. floyd mayweather jr. said to be one of those interested in buying the team. 99-97, 1:10 left. oklahoma city needs one more. blake griffin the rebound. he passes to crawford and goes

to collison for the lay up. the clippers tied at first. robert griffin iii with a greeting for crib weber. andre miller with the steal. washington trying to even the series at 2-inch. but indiana chipping away at the lead. indiana was in three at 85-82. then added to it here roy hibbirt with a little hook with a minute to play. pacers hang on. they lead the series 3-1 and can wrap it up at home on tuesday. some stanley cup play off actions to wrap up for you. and the

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it's one of the most unique courses on the pga course and less than routine win. this guy could care less about the fact that cameron and jordan's speed came into the round. speed had not made a bogey in the tournament but had two. timer was up to the final round challenge early. he's in the bunker on number nine and setting himself up for a tap in birdie. timer at one point had a one point lead. and a bogey for furick who pulled in within three streaks

of timer. then came a 90 minute rain delay. when they got going again the remainder came. this ball will somehow snake its way into the hole. furick knows timer should be able to close it up from here and he does just that. kimer a winner by a stroke his first win in a year and a half and his third on the pga tour. the defending champion are one away. the black hawk trailing minnesota 1-0 in the second period. bryan gets credit for this goal. it went to the third period tied at one. too much traffic in front of bergawa a minnesota goalie rejects one goal by patrick. jonathan pace gets the pass.

that's all minnesota needed. and the new york rangers are facing elimination at home against pittsburgh. haglen's pass is deflected and gets it back. and fires back flurry. 2-0 new york in the first period. then in the second the rangers have their lead. they rush the goal and practically mug flurry. and brusard stays with it and crawls over the goalie to get the score. they'll decide it with game seven in pittsburgh on tuesday. that's it for this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. stay tuned for legends of the bay. have a good week. >> i saw that earlier today. really great. >> get another shot at it right now. >> thank you. >> sure. >> thank you for joining ktvu news. >> join us at 4:30 a.m. for all the overnight news. as we've been telling you warmer temperatures are on the way and the real head up is going to come on tuesday.

>> and excessive heat up is coming in and then temperatures in the 90s. >> get ready indeed. we'll be updating our facebook

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