breaking news. a fire shutshome. >> and a plane crash this the valley kills a pilot. >> efforts to prevent fire in toke land hills meeting on session i. why homeowners are fighting the funding help. >> a live look at the bay bridge. it is tuesday, june 2. you're watching "today in the bay". >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay". >> good tuesday morningment it's 4:30. >> lots to get to. let's check the tuesday morning

forecast with kari al. >> it's cloudy outside. grab a light jacket as you anti-depressant out. right now san francisco at 57 degrees. the north bay at 50 degrees. we are headed into the lowerer 70s this afternoon. upper 70s in the east bay with a mix of sun and clouds. not a bad tuesday. maybe rain in the forecast for the weekend. that's coppinging up this in a few minutes oop o --. now a check on the traffic. >> the golden gate bridge? yes, it is. the orangish glow there. we talked about the moisture and fog in the air, similar to yesterday. visibility tougher now across the golden gate. you see to problems as far as the light traffic there or for the rest are of the bay. the big look shows you the east bay drive toward the area and the south bay. the freeways are moving smoothly. back to you. there is an issue for one of the

first stories. >> we'll take it, hockey. we begin with breaking news. an overnight fire destroying a home worth millions. >> chris sanchez is live where crews are keeping an eye out for flames this morning. everyone made it out okay. >> yeah. it's good to start with the good news. five people live inside the home. all five made it out okay. the bad news is at least the woel second floor appears to be a loss. the incident commander dennis lawley said the response was fast. the fire house is just down the street. another crew was responding just down the road to another den. as fast as the response was the flames were faster. as they arrived around 2:30 this morning, 3,000 square foot house, two stories high was already fully engulfed at least on the second level. the folks wo live inside the home were able to wake up and

get out. >> i walk around the back and see smoke off the roof. i ended up see ing smoke coming out of a window. and i knew the house was on fire. so i ran back in, woke everybody up and got everybody out. >> so she's the hero. she was able to get everybody awake and out of the house. the incident commander said it was too dangerous to go inside. they are still dousing the second story with lots of water. we still see flames and smoke. everyone is outside. pg & e is here. you may have seen the power pole. the power line came down on the row. firefighters add to move it. now pg & e waiting until's safe to restore power to the area.

>> very fortunate for the family. thank you. now a developing story in livermore investigators are waiting for daylight to look at a deadly plane crash. >> live fear the crash scene this morning. bob, the pilot reported trouble controlling the plane. >> reporter: the yes, the pilot took off around 9:00 when he radioed the control are tower. i listened to a partial clip of the conversation. what sounds like a calm voice you can hear him say he has a, slight control problem with his plane. he's telling the radio control are tower eel circle arou around check it out. sortly after that, the plane went down in a field about three miles northeast of the airport in a sr. very wide open space not far from the intersection of north livermore hartford. you can see in the pictures the crash started a small two acre

brush fire which the fire department was able to put out. fortunately the area where the plane crashed is remote. a good mile or two away from homes. the sheriff's office says the pilot die theed at the scene, was the only person on board. they don't know who it is. it will be up to the kcoroner. the damage is so bad they have not been able to decipher a tail number. the investigators know it was a piper paa-22. you can see a similar aircraft in this photo. a small single engine plane, the kind you see taking off and landing from punl airports on a regular basis. we expect members of the team later today. a possible preliminary report out in a couple of weeks. reporting live inmore, bob riddell, today in the bay. >> parents at a tr are i valley day care are shock that a belod workerer was arrested for lewd

and la sieve use are acts on a child. he worked at building kids day care in pleasanton and was taken into custody at the school. s i alleged victim is a 13-year-old girl who attended the after school program last year. she is not currently a student. the alleged molestation happened in december of last year. last night parents had an emotional meeting with police. >> it breaks my heart that somebody went through that and the moms and dads have to go through that. i hope it never happens again to anybody. >> meantime alex curt z is out on bail. police tell us it is an ongoing investigation. so far no other victims have come forward. oakland city leaders are expected to approve a big cash infusion to boost fire prevention. not everyone is on boardment oakland's fire department is up for a $4 million federal grant to cover costs to remove highly flammable eucalyptus trees and

other nonnative vegetation from the oakland hills. some residents fear the tree cutting goes too far including potentially toxic herbicides. city council will vote on that tonight. >> we got wet weather which will help with the fire season in the or the material. let's check in now with kari hall. >> there is more rain in the forecast. today, dry across the bay area and the temperatures are this in the 50s. half moon bay, 55. san francisco, 57 degrees. san jose tow at 59 degrees after the morning clouds and drizzle. we will have some mild temperatures in the valley. south bay at noon. lunchtime, take it outside as i take you through your day. we'll have temperature s warm withing into the upper 70s in the tri valley. may have to kek on the air

conditioner for a few minutes this the me fins la, 74 degrees and south bay. 75 degrees by the end of the day. our highs this afternoon. not only will we have a warmer day, but it will be breezy. the northwesterly flow kicks up to about 15 to possibly near 20 miles per hour. while we have breezy conditions going on here, it is down right windy and wet out in the pacific. the good thus, nobody is really experiencing that. a category two hurricane over the next couple of days it is expected to make a turn a little bit more easterly. not great news. but it will be weakening. it may be just enough to connect with moisture and bring some of that into the southwest. not only that. but we have tropical storm blan ka happen ing right behind andres. it may have a direct hit on cabo. we'll keep an eye on that.

that may bring in wet weather for us. maybe a chance of a thunderstorm risk by the weekend. so we'll all be keeping an eye on that and keeping you updated each morning. make sure you keep keking in with us. 78 degrees for the micro climate forecast today. 67 degrees all across the bay area warmer. finally about where we should be for this time of year. so warming up and it is june. it's about time we get some of the air rolling our way. now let ee's check in with sam laura for the news. >> sounds like great weather for the day. this is our view of the bay bridge. we have just the top of it cut off so you can see the bridge this the foreground. once you get past treasure island the tops of the towers are cut off. driving is fine. visibility on the span is fine.

as we look at the map we'll warn you about thickening fog. typical pattern around the bay. no slowing as you would expect. we'll zoom out. folks coming in. again, that's typical for the tri sally commute. >> dramatic rescue in china. the latest on the scramble to find survivors after a boat capsizes with hundred s on board. with a we tknow this mornin ini coming. >> and more on defective air bags next.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> a very good tuesday morning to you. i can confidently say the metering lights aren't on yet at the bay bridge toll plaza. when they are we'll check in. developing overnight a dramatic rescue from china. a passenger shipper carrying

more than 450 people capsized, killing at least five people. crews rescued 18 people after search teams heard sounds coming from the partly is submerged ship 12 hour s after it went downment the captain said the ship sank quickly after being caught the in a cyclone. >> legal developments out of an international disaster. a settlement between the malaysian government and the family of one of the victims on a missing ma lay that airlines flight. this harks the first legal case against malaysia airlines and the government. two boys whose father was on flight 370 filed the lawsuit. the family decided to accept compensation to, quote, move tarp with their life. to word on how much the government gave to the boys as part of the settlement. we could learn more about a deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia a number of weeks ago. a congressional committee will be pushing for answers and a hearing on the tragedy. the train wrecked while going over 100 miles per hour sending

all the cars flying off the tracks. eight people died. there is no record on wie it was going so fast. >> today members of congress dig into one of the biggest product recalls if u.s. history. the erring will be on defective takata air bags. executives from the n htsb are expected to testify. >> everyone is jumping into the pool. ap taking on a popular music stream i streaming business. >> let's anti-depressant to business news. >> good morning to you. futures point to a lower open after stocks eked out small janes for june. a mixed bag. consumer spending was disappointing. a report on manufacturing was better than expected. we get factory orders todayment the dow rising. the thank up 12 to 5082. walmart is raising starting pay

for more than 100,000 department heads and workers at a delis and other special speculations. the retailer said it would raise the minimum wage to at least $10 an hour by next year. they have been credit sized for not treating workers fair live. there is a new streaming service next week. it is expected to cost $10 a month but unlike spotify which has ads ap will only headache a handful available for free. there will be a free trial. they hope to persuade hls of itunes users. it basically cops down to if you want to pay $1.29 per song for for the year service. >> we'll let you know where we

come out on that. >> a plan now to reign in the power of puc. one step closer to becoming a reality. state senators voted to take away the power of the public utilities commission president while increasing state oversight. this in the wake of the pg & e scandal. that moves on to the assembly. three more north bay citys are pulling the plug on pg & e opting for a power source closer to home. petalupa and clover dale flipped the switch on sonoma clean power. they announced ser vess roughly 90%. according to the chronicle, the it is the lone holdout. >> the award city council will vote on whether to increase water rates by 15%. customers who use 200 gallons a day pay just under $48 a month. if the proposal is passed, the

200 gallons would cost $55. the city gets water from san francisco puc and ter raising prices, of course, because of the drought. >> it's tuesday morning. you are probably planning what your outfit will look like. stretch out, wake up, have the coffee and start with clouds. >> yes. leave the umbrella at home at least for today. looking for showers to move in and much needed rain. as we look across the bay area now, temperatures are in the upper 50s and as you head out, low clouds. drizzle. taking the lunch outside the afternoon this the upper 60s. all across the bay. in the mid 50s in the south bay.

75 degrees. 74 degrees. the east bay at 69 in san francisco. at 65 degrees. nine miles in san francisco. slowing it down a little bit. to work or school. right now even this morning we have the low clouds, but not a drop of rain coming ott. as we to through the day it will be dry and a few more clouds moving in as we go into tonight. a little bit breezy though but sunglasses are a great call for many spots like the tri valley and the inland areas. nice and comfortable in oakland. napa reaching 77. as we get a little bit closer to the weekend, almost here in the south bay inching up a up couple today. by friday, 77 degrees.

the low to pmid 70s in san francisco. the rest of the outlook brings inner temperatures that will be slightly coolerer than normal. for at least the south bay we should be at 80 degrees. getting a little bit closer each day. i will have another look at the forecast coming up. now back to sam and laura. >> we'll check back in with you. now to the story everyone is talking about this morning. first came the interviewment now the magazine cover. caitlyn jenner has made her debut. this is the photograph on social heed i can't. bruce is now caitlyn. the olympic gold medalist vanity fair cover is kapt vieting people. the fastest person ever to get a million twitter followers. she's almost at 2 million followers. must be a kardashian. her first tweet said i'm so happy after such a long strug to be living my true self.

welcome to the world caitlyn. can't wait for you to get to know her/me. her next tweet mixed in humor. another jenner world record and at 65. who'd have thought? humbled and honored to have reached 1 million followers in four hours. thank you for your support. >> i understand purposely caitlyn with a c, not a k like the kardashian. >> a little separation. >> millions in soc. security given to nazis. how one woman got the benefit years after being deported. >> we'll look toward the fremont truck scales. 880 looks fine. we'll have a check farther south. the fire will are impact your commuter for the time being. t

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>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> a live look outside now as we come back. just a beautiful panoramic shot of the bay bridge as the sun rise will be coming soonerer rather than later. 100,000 nazi war criminals gotter more than $20 million in benefits from the u.s. government. alfredi admits working in a concentration camp. she moved to california ander married a german born jewish man. she was deported to germ think in 2006 but kept getting u.s.

social security benefits until january of this year. the no social security act for nazis kicked in. the u.s. government looked for her but couldn't find her. she would be 92. she said she never told her husband she used to work as a concentration camp guard. >> smoking may dull the bode's response to painkillers. a new study led by a turkish university looked at the smoking history of 90 women undergoing a his recollect me. current smokerers needed more anesthesia and the higherer dosage of painkillerers than nonsmokerers. this applied to women exposed to second hand smoke. experts say nicotine may affect how the liver metabolizes anesthesia. more teens are turning to the internet for health information. a survey conducted by northwestern university showed more than four of five teenagers used the internet to look up head call information.

the most common topics were feteness and nutrition. one third of teens sea they improved health behaviors because of what they learned online. >> i had nothing to do with that study. >> are you healthy? >>not as healthy as i would like to be. outdoor activity is a good thing. >> like goer for a hike? >> i figured after exercise we go for a nice meal. so i want to skip that. >> hike with mike. that's a new segment. >> great idea. except for the hikinging part. to the south bayment look at the map. we have wonderful hiking areas. you can use the car without a delay. except at the bottom of the screen. this is where chris sanchez is reportingment i they had an overnight fire. it still impacts. highway 9, saratoga road. we have both directions with

traffic control. actually stopped traffic now. it's right by santa cruz avenue. you can take north santa cruz north to dave avenue, take et back and join up with highway 9. tea hope to have it opened up for at least one lane in the next 20 minutes or so. there is the bay. to problem. even the peninsula is clear. back to you. >> thanks, hike. >> coming up, a plane goes down in livermore killing the pilot. up next, developing details we know as federal investigators make their way to the screen. >> and we continue to follow breaking news near loss gatos. a fire ripped through a family home worth millions.

breaking news. firefighters call for backup as pricey south bay homes burn out of control. >> and at least one family hopes for answers after a plane crashes, killing the pilot in livermore. >> after a cool start to the

day, warming this afternoon with sunshine and there is rain if the forecast. details on that coming up. >> with all that going on we'll see how it will affecter your drive. we'll talk the about the south bay coming up. >> what about the city by the bay? a live look outside . nice look at san francisco bay bridge. it's tuesday, june 2. it is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> a good tuesday morning to you pt thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. breaking news. a home worth millions in the south bay is no more. flames ripped through it overnight. everyone made it out okay. >> that's good news. chris sanchez live fear los gatos. people fds the home. we understand they heard pop ing noises as the flames broke out. >> one resident said there is an art studio on the second floor of the home and that's what woke her up -- the