good morning. the time is 4:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we start with breaking news, a deadly fire in san francisco, the flames broke out on 18th avenue in the sunset district. >> christie smith joining us live from the scene. christie, we're hearing you just learned two people have died including a young girl there? >> reporter: yes. i spoke with the assistant division chief a couple minutes ago. he says a father in his 30s has passed away along with a 2 1/2-year-old child. both of them transported to the hospital but sadly didn't make it. i want to step aside so you can see what's going on here this morning. firefighters inside of this third rowhouse on 18th avenue. this started around 1:30 this

morning. a two-alarm fire. one of the challenges they had right away, there were two, is that they didn't get the right address, they got one down the street and the second is there was a large security gate in front of the home. they say that the mom inside the home, there were a number of people, the mom inside had just gotten home about 11:00 from work. she says her husband was downstairs sleeping, there was also the child in the home and a grandfather. she smelled smoke, it was late, she had gotten up to get something to eat and she was able to escape. unfortunately, the others in the house did not. so they had grandfather, a father, and a child transported to the hospital. i'm told that the grandfather is still in critical condition. firefighters say they don't know exactly how this started but they think that it may have started downstairs in the garage area. i spoke with firefighters earlier about what made this so difficult from the start.

>> they had access problems getting in. there was an iron gate and double lock and plate in the front of where the actual dead bolt went in. >> reporter: again, at this point firefighters say they are still trying to figure out exactly how this started but say it was challenging to fight. they sometimes will see double payne windows hold the smoke inside. two people passed away according to the assistant division chief. one person, a grandfather in the hospital in critical condition. that's the latest from here live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. a tragic start to a friday. >> let's turn now things over to the weather department. christina loren is here to talk about our friday. we have the weekend ahead. >> good morning. welcome back, jon. good morning, laura and everybody at home. temperatures are cold again this morning. we still have the red flag warning in place until 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. with high fire danger across the

bay area. especially in the hills above 1,000 feet. you'll notice on your wind speed chart look at the arrows, they are pointing offshore as you wake up this morning. that means offshore throw is going to keep all of the cloud cover away. we have a dry air mass overhead and the wind is going to pick up as we head throughout day which is why we have that red flag warning. things are going to get a lot better into the weekend. i'll have the forecast coming up in a few moments. good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we're looking toward 880 in oakland, traffic flows nicely past the coliseum. you see a light flow of traffic. there is construction in the area, you don't see cones but look at the map, talking about the stretch between the coliseum and 23rd. you lose a couple of lanes each direction the next half hour to hour. we see some slowing later on as the crews start to clear from 880. so far no disturbance. we have construction west 580

past livermore avenue there will be a lane blocked here and there. the livermore and the foothill boulevard side on the other side of the dublin interchange. so far the only real slowing is north 680 at 60 miles per hour, not a concern out of sunol. >> 4:34 now. we're learning new details about the dodgers fan stabbed after a game with the giants. the father of that man accused in this stabbing telling the chronicle his son michael montgomery was defending himself. while he did not see what happened, michael tells him the altercation started when the two groups exchanged heated words after the game wednesday night. that situation escalated and his son was reportedly hit with a chair. 24-year-old jonathan denver was killed near the intersection of third and harrison at at&t park last night fans taking a moment to remember him.

>> the dodgers would like to extend our deepest sympathy and prayers to jonathan's family during this difficult time. >> fans last night say this is very much a shame that fear is part of being a fan. >> i had to ride b.a.r.t. dy not wear my gear. >> they said yeah, so you know, keep it calm. >> san francisco police making themselves very visible last night's game. trying to ease up fears and keep fans calm. the fan fatality hitting close to home. denver's father worked security for the team. the family of bryan stow, the fan attacked back in 2011, is now responding to this latest violence. we'll hear from them coming up. >> a san jose school elementary teacher convicted of molesting five students is set to be sentenced a. jury convicted

craig chandler in august, he faces 75 years to life for blindfolding young girls and sexually abusing them in his classroom. in november a jury also found the school's principal guilty of failing to pass on reports of possible sexual abuse to police. >> new details about what led to the arrest after south bay high school teacher accused of having sex with his student. "hugo" cortez has kept his head down during that first court appearance acourting to court documents, a janitor at the high school covered the abuse. the janitor says he got suspicious when he saw the teacher and a student watching the movie. the janitor found several items in the classroom including underwear, a mattress and a copy of the book "50 shades of grey." also revealed in the court a letter the teacher wrote to the victim while in jail, it says quote, i am truly sorry for everything that has happened. this goes on to say, i love you

more than i let on. every night i will think about you. i have no idea where my life is going to go after this. end quote. cortez guzman is due back in court one week from today. >> two dogs involved in an attack will be put down unless the owners file an appeal. an administration appeals board voted unanimously to euthanize the dogs that attacked hunter killborn. his face still partly damaged. his mother says he is healing but has a long way to go. >> he's never going to look the same. he's going to have lazers and yet you know, possible bad dreams. we have to take it day-to-day. i don't know what the future is going to hold. >> animal control officers seized the dogs and recommended they be euthanized. the owners are fighting that. they have five days to appeal the latest ruling. >> people living at a mobile

home park in north san jose are still without hot water after gas service was shut off for more than a week. residents tell the "mercury news" the gas has been shut off for nine straight days after several leaks were discovered. residents say they could not shower and had to heat their water in microwaves. pg&e crews finally fixed the leak but the gas can mot be turned back on until all of the meters are repaired. that's expected to happen this morning. the management of the property has filed a complaint against pg&e for this major outage. >> today is the day you need something warm. it's crisp out there. >> i like it, though, feels good. invigorating. >> change of seasons. good morning. welcome back, jon. a good looking day shaping up. if you discount the low humidity and the dry offshore wind. temperaturewise it's going to feel great. we're not going to see a lot of

that wind in the south bay. 51 degrees in san jose, 53 in livermore and 54 in san francisco. i want to show you your wind direction. that's the most significant difference between yesterday and today. yesterday we had mostly northerly wind, today those are shifting to northeasterly which means that will push that marine layer out to sea. it's going to be dry and winds will pick up throughout the day. you can see on the future cast, we're not getting the reds and hot pichks we saw yesterday, rather, we're seeing more of the yellow and oranges, we're going to see the speeds more calm. 83 in livermore, 80 in santa teresa, and 78 degrees in san jose. what also happens, temperatures right at the beach are going to be just about as warm as the inland cities. 75 in santa cruz. changes for the weekend and we are tracking more rain on the

way. i'll have that in your forecast in a few minutes. first check your drivend say good morning again to mike inouye. >> good morning. look forward to that inland beach weather. looking toward the bay bring as traffic flows over toward treasure island. with the taillights which there you go, moving again. traffic just fine on the bay bridge. we'll show you the maps as we look across san mateo bridge. highway 92 and 84 t dumbarton bridge, all three of those in the westbound commute. eastbound is also very smooth. no problems along the peninsula. in the south bay a smooth flow as you look at the no issues as far as construction. here is 101 as you -- from 680 and 880. look at light volume. we'll keep track of things. i'll check on that. back to you. >> keeping track of this as well. tickets to the american league division series sold out 18 few

hours. but if you missed out here is a chance with a catch. starting at 10:00 this morning the a's release tickets to the american league championship series. to get there the a's have to win the best of five division series first. details. you can buy tickets on line at the official site or the o.cobox office. >> let's go gang green. the san jose earthquakes holding a ceremony located across from mineta international airport. sam will be on hand to make the first pour along with earthquake star daniel -- danville native chris wondalouski. this marks a second delay in three months for that project. >> back to the a's, let's go

gang green. >> we get what we're saying. they understand. it's all about the green. >> 44:42. new efforts to legalize marijuana in california when you could be asked to decide that. >> the next time around this will not be so easy, the new law after b.a.r.t. scrambled cell phones. >> rescue efforts under way after a building collapse in mumbai. crews have pulled people out including a baby. we'll have the latest coming up.

welcome back everyone. right now we've got great news to report this morning out of india. we received word crews have pulled a baby alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in mumbai. five-story building gave way. at least two people have been killed. 12 have been pulled out alive so far. 50 people reportedly still trapped under the debris. it's the latest in a series of building collapses in india, the deadliest in april when an illegally constructed building collapsed, killed more than 70 people. also on the international scene the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons

meeting today to approve a u.s./russian brokered plan to remove syria's arsenal of poison gas and nerve agents. the u.s. and russian officials agreeing to a draft resolution that would demand syria give up chemical weapons. the resolution does not threaten military force if syria does not comply. the plan coming after a u.s. athlete attack syria after a poison gas attack killing hundreds in damascus. >> the countdown is on three days to a government shutdown if congress does not approve a budget by monday. today, the senate is voting on a budget to try to avert the shutdown scheduled to happen monday. once they pass their version it will be sent back to the house. both sides are at odds. the democratic-led senate does not want to get rid of federal agencies. the republican-led house does not acsaept plan that does not have a plan to defund the health care law. the house is planning to work

through the weekend to avoid the stoppage. officials say contingency plans are expected to be similar to the ones made in 2011 when a shutdown was narrowly avoided. >> bare knuckle negotiations. the company behind the popular and some say addictive game candy crush saga going public. seema mody with a look at how the futures are trading. good morning. >> good morning. the markets, the dow and s&p 500 snapping a five-day losing streak. invest terse continue to worry about the budget and debt ceiling fight. d.c. remains a at standstill as we near on the eve of a government shutdown. some reports today keep in mind, personal income, consumer sentiment and farm prices. redwood city company ea sports and the licensing company in a lawsuit filed by student athletes seeking to be paid settled their roles in the case

according to a federal court filing on thursday. the filing came after eaa sports announced on its website it would not publish its popular video game in 2014 and that it was working to settle the lawsuit with the athletes. popular game the candy crush saga lining up something besides jelly beans. bankers. "the wall street journal" reports that the game publisher holding company hired banks to pursue an inial public offering. the company has capped the likes of jpmorgan and bank of america. the company is expected valued at more than $5 billion. how about that. >> that sounds good. seema mody, thank you. >> the candy crush saga. >> people i guess -- >> i don't know what that is. i think of a game with candy like candy land. a board game. >> a good time with that game. hey, we like it old school.

we do around here. >> because we are. >> true. true dads like the kids say. take you outside, showing you what we're experiencing this morning. 53 in livermore, 51 in san jose and 44, so it's a cold start. similar to yesterday but i think we're going to drop even further below the coldest day we've had in two months. so yeah, looking at gilroy to potentially hit the upper 30s later on this morning. it's that cool and we have a dry air mass overhead. so moisture tends to lock in any sort of temperature. that's why the water stays so cold out in the pacific. when we see temperatures right by the beach in the 80s from time the time. 52 degrees in san mateo. 50 degrees in sunnyvale, all about heat capacity. and today we've got a pretty good looking day shaping up. temperatures a touch warmer. high pressure is going to start to build in. it's this area of low pressure that's now racing into the eastern part of the u.s. that has produced gusty wind for us, the jet stream on top of us.

at least for the next five to six hours. what that means is the breezy conditions will continue. now that wind is moving offshore as the area of low pressure moves further off to the east. so we're seeing wind speeds coming straight out of the east. at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. those will increase to about 15 miles per hour later on today. so not as blustery but still enough to keep the red flag going. 80 in santa teresa, 80 in gilroy and 79 degrees, temperatures are looking good. 89 degrees on saturday. that's your beach day. if you wanted to get out there and have warm fun in the sun look at the numbers. 73 at the coast, 79 degrees bayside and 89 degrees, comfortable day even inland not too hot there. then we've got more rain on the way late sunday into monday. a few showers possible. 40% for the north bay. 20% in the south bay.

we'll keep tabs on that. looking toward more rain already. back to you. >> looks like it's time to enjoy the weekend. 4:51. another effort to legalize marijuana in california is now under way. california c-- the initiative would legalize the possession, use, growth and sale of marijuana and allow for licensing and taxing of commercial sales. supporters have until february 24 to collect the necessary 504,000 signatures to put that on the 2014 ballot. voters rejected a similar initiative in 2010. >> governor brown approving a measure for government agencies to disrupt your cell phone loose. the new law from a planned protest. under the law government agencies would be required to get a court order before

interrupting cell phone service. >> it's 4:51. the player on the field. we'll explain. >> don't see it much. it was wild. caught on camera. brian wilson in a heated conversation with giants ceo larry bear. this jaw down smack down coming up. >> wow. we're looking toward fremont. much less action here. that's good news on your commute. we have a smooth drive. i'll let you know what i found out about the santa cruz mountains and something for the north bay.

field last night at at&t park. it had nothing to do with the game. instead it was about a ring. former giants closer brian wilson now in dodger blue stopped by larry baer's seat following the victory. kind of animated conversation we'll call it. wilson would not discuss that with the media but the giants team spokesman told comcast sports net the pitcher was demanding his 2012 world series ring from the team. slaughter says the team has tried over the last several months to arrange a meeting with wilson but their calls were not returned. she called the incident disappointing and unfortunate. >> they were going at it. the 49ers, they looked good last night. got it back together, had few

problems with the st. louis rams. the team put frank gore to work. he rushes for 153 yards, the niners 35-11 victory over the rams. also had a couple of touchdown passes from colin kaepernick. the niners' record stands at 2-2. they will take the .500 point. the one play has fans scratching their head. the niners took a free kick. what's a free kick? this is an obscure rule. coach jim harbaugh decided to take advantage. they can try for a free kick. the other team cannot defend. if it goes through it counts for 3 points, if it doesn't the other team can run it back. the first half t niners attempted a 71-yard field goal. probably not good on the odds. and they missed it. no harm, no foul. they actually pulled this off, a lot of people talking about it and went in with a 14-3 lead

before they ended up winning the game by 24 points. at that point harbaugh pulling out all of the stops exercising new tricks. >> and the kicker knew. >> you can blow a hamstring. >> a hammy. >> technical term. >> 4:57. let's check with mike. >> the moon over my hammy. looking at the north bay, no problems over the santa cruz mountains. a look at the maps, traffic flows smoothly through san rafael and the east bay.

we have a tragic fire to tell you about this morning. breaking news out of san francisco. two people now dead including, sadly, a young child. it's about 5:00. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.

that fire broke out at a home on 18th avenue about 1:30 this morning. christie smith is at the scene. you're learning the crews had trouble trying to get to the people to rescue the people inside. >> reporter: yeah, they did. one of the real serious issues they had is that there was a security gate in front of the front door so they had to break that down to make entry into the home here. but firefighters say it started downstairs. they just opened the garage door a couple minutes ago so you can see them moving in and out there. a couple minutes ago the fire chief showed up to this tragic house fire. a 2 1/2-year-old girl and her dad have died. firefighters say that there were four people inside the home when this fire broke out at 18th and pacheko. they believe it started in a downstairs basement living space, that the dad was sleeping down there because he didn't want to make everyone sick. he was suffering from a cold. the woman in the house apparently the mom,