home. the challenge for firefighters trying to rescue two elde screams for help inside a burning bay area home of the the challenge for firefighters trying to rescue two elderly women. >> this is one of those magical important points in time. >> even apple's cofounder had to be first in line. the mad rush for fans to et get latest iphone. >> first in line? all right. good morning, it's friday, act 14. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. grace has the morning off. time now is 4:30. >> it's frank and the ladies i guess, huh? >> lucky frank. >> i'm okay with that. that's all right, lawrence. lawrence is work tonight. but hey, weather-wise, kristy. >> lots of sunshine, hot

inland, temperatures similar to yesterday, lots of 80s, even a few 90s but a cool down. i'll tell you about that in a bit. >> not a lot of cars on the road. we have roadwork, though. details on that in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. it's 4:31. he is screams for help. -- screams for help. two women were rescued from a burning home in concord. the fire broke out off saint francis drive at bonhomme way around 1 a.m. police heard screams from the people trap inside. the smoke was heavy so they had to wait for firefighters. once contra costa firefighters arrived the sounds from inside helped them respond. >> our units went inside with safety gear on and went in and rescued two elderly occupants, brought them out and they were both taken to the hospital.

>> one woman was carried out, the other walked with assistance. both are now at the hospital reportedly in good condition. damage from the fire is $150,000. fans have been camping out all night to get their hands on the new iphone 4s. you would think apple's own creator could call and get his own but steve wozniak is first in line with everyone else. stephanie chuang reports. >> reporter: good morning. there is a line outside the apple store. first guy in line came before 12 noon yesterday none other than the woz himself. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning. >> can you tell us why its so important to get here and the first in line? >> because this is such a highlight event in history that i can't sleep anyway, might as well be here. i have come to a lot of the iphone launches early. to me, i don't know, something rings to me, strikes me deep inside. something very, very important

is happening! and close to your home. and you can be there for it. you know, it's like a space shuttle launch or some important event and you get a chance to be there so i just rode my segway down at noon and asked, where's the line? there isn't one. oh, good, i'm first. >> reporter: so why this store, by the way? >> i live here in los gatos, very nearby. i come to the store when i want products or have problems and they're very nice to me. normally i go to the big mall in san jose but i had a choice. i could drive to the mall or ride my nice beautiful segway through the area and right from home to here. >> reporter: a couple of questions. you know, some people have asked, you know, with steve jobs passing he was a dear friend of you did that have any influence on you being here? >> no, i would be here regardless . i didn't think oh, my gosh there is no reason to come now. no, the reason is the product.

the product is all steve jobs all over it so will be the forthcoming ones. >> reporter: very good. lastly, what makes the iphone 4s so special? >> a lot of people don't realize it yet. for last one year i have been using this program and i have fold people about it everywhere i go telling people all over. not one of them ever seemed to listen. i don't like the typing into phones. i want to speak a natural thought and have it take place like a human being. puts me one step closer to the answer. >> reporter: woz with us this morning. the preorders began last fright and hit about a million and the iphone 4s is expected to sell

between 2 to 4 million this time around. the line just quickly about 50 people of the the last people in line got here within the last few minutes. >> ask him if the 4s means for steve. and is that other guy standing by his bodyguard? >> in the american eagle sweatshirt. >> reporter: our anchor frank wants to know if the 4s stands for "for steve." i don't know what the s stands for. a lot of things you can put to it. >> reporter: even to the woz that means there is no room answering. >> bodyguards everywhere. >> never, never. thank you. you may see a lot of black

turtlenecks. fans of steve jobs are being asked to honor him today by wearing his trademark atime of a digital advertising company came up with the ideas and they are encouraging to change their profile picks to use photos dressed like steve jobs. there will be an increased police presence this morning at alhambra high school in martinez after someone there made a threat. the office manager received a threat yesterday by email essentially saying something bad could happen. police are trying to track down the source. administrators have decided to keep the school open with extra safety measures and we'll have a live report on that at 5:00. a man who operates a food cart in san jose now faces weapons charges. feds say jose ortiz has been selling guns for a few hundred dollars apiece. some of the buyers have been undercover cops. according to the u.s. attorneys office, ortiz kept the guns in

a van in a plastic bag. he says another man supplied him with the guns and he didn't ask where they came from. >> reporter: he was reselling other people's guns and he didn't know that was illegal? [ speaking spanish ] >> it was easier for him to like, you know... >> reporter: ortiz has prior drug and weapons convictions but says he didn't know heed he needed a license. he says he is just a simple businessman. he could get 20 years in federal prison if convicted. mayor quan swore in howard johnson yesterday as the intrim chief. he was the chief for seven months before anthony batts arrived two years ago. coming up at 6:30, jordan talk will talk live with our political insider phil matier about his plans to tackle oakland's tough violence program. this morning, mayor quan is responding to a cbs 5 poll that

found that people in oakland have little confidence in her. 53% of oakland voters disapprove of the mayor's job performance thus far. that's a sharp turnaround now since just april, when 57% supported her. the new poll also found 69% have little or no confidence in quan' ability to reduce oakland's crime. >> i have no doubt that people are concerned, and it's a hard job. i do the very best i can. so i try not to worry about that. >> mayor quan says she is focusing in on her neighborhood crime summit now. that's scheduled for tomorrow. a house panel resumes hearings this morning on the government loan to an east bay solar energy company. the issue is the obama administration's decision to restructure the loan to solyndra. newly released e-mails show that the treasury department was concerned that the restructuring could violate federal law. solyndra's ceo resigned this

week. president obama, who toured solyndra last year and has been back to the bay area a few times since then, is planning yet another trip to the bay area. the president will be in town on the 25th for another fundraiser. last month he raised nearly $5.5 million in silicon valley. sources say the president will host a luncheon at a hotel. that location hasn't yet been announced. new york is backing off plans to clean the park where the "occupy wall street" protestors are camped. that clean-up was scheduled to start this morning. demonstrators claimed the planned clean-up was an effort to end their protest and some of them helped clean up the park on their own overnight. hundreds of protestors are at that park this morning. "occupy" protestors spent the night camping out in richmond. yesterday they marched from the performing arts center to city hall. they plan to camp there for several days. this group says it's not singling out any individuals or corporations to protest though some have made signs that blast chevron oil, which of course is

very big in richmond. more pickets are expected in morning outside a speech by news corp ceo rupert murdoch in san francisco. he will give a keynote address at a national summit of education reform. he was invited by the foundation for excellence in education a non-profit run by former florida governor jeb bush. the conference is at the palace hotel on new montgomery street. i'm sure there will be a little activity there today. >> it will be nice weather to protest. >> lots of sunshine. if you are going to be outside, just hanging out having a good time today, lots of sunshine for everybody. warm to hot inland. right now clear conditions, not too much clouds close to us. may see a few clouds at the coast but not too much outside. temperatures are mild for the most part.

seeing some warmer temperatures in the hills but for the most part 50s and 60s outside right now so don't necessarily need a jack. and highs for today going to be another hot one. almost breaking into 90s in antioch, oakland making it to the low 80s, san jose high 80s. i'll have changes in store in a little bit. let's go to gianna with a look at traffic. >> thank you, kristy. so far no accidents. but we have roadwork especially along 880. you might see some slight delays southbound side of 880 between 29th fruitvale and 66th avenue. that should wrap up by 5:30 this morning. live look at conditions on 880 and so far traffic is moving well through there. san mateo bridge problem-free both directions no delays. and they just wrapped up some roadwork along the antioch bridge. they were alternating directions. that's now cleared. everything is free-flowing. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. it's 4:41 now.

the state has an offer you can't refuse. the deep discount on traffic tickets. coming up. plus, could a salon massacre in southern california have been prevented? the warning the suspect gave his wife months before. and if you can't fit, you're doing have to pay. the latest airline charge plus size passengers extra. coming up. ,,,, ,,,,

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i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. salon was mentally unstable. at's according to the man suspected of gunning down eight people in a southern california hair salon was unstable according to court documents. meanwhile, sadness, tears and hugs outside the salon in seal beach. nearly 300 people gathered last night for a candlelight memorial and prayer service to remember those who died and to pray for the one woman still in critical condition. investigators are learning more now about the alleged shooter scott dekraai. the 41-year-old is custody for wednesday's shooting at the salon where his ex-wife worked. she was one of the people shot

and killed. people who knew the couple say they were in a bitter custody battle over their son. dekraai reportedly threatened to kill his ex and her coworkers two months ago and that threat was not taken seriously. police are set to hold a press conference later today. 4:45. pg&e is replacing 1200 miles of pipeline with the same design as the one that failed in cupertino this past august. the two inch wide plastic pipe that caused a fire at a condo all part of a network of distribution lines and patches of that pipe made before 1973 have shown a history of cracking. the replacement project across california is expected to take about three years. the family of the man who drowned on memorial day is filing claims against the city and county of alameda. the 56-year-old walked into the bay at crown beach and drowned. police and firefighters watched from shore as zach drowned saying they were not trained or equipped to rescue him.

since then, alameda has bought two rescue boats and now trained its personnel how to use them. look in your car's glove compartment. it maybe time to pay all those traffic tickets. the state is offering this one- time deal. if you pay during the first six months of 2012, you will get 50% off. there are $900 million in overdue fines owed to the state. d you will is, reckless driving and dui and parking tickets are not included in the deal. the gap is closing 21% of its stores in the u.s. while expanding overseas. the struggling san francisco- based company says 189 locations will be shut down by 2013 nationwide. it's still not clear which stores will close. gap plans to add stores in countries like china. company officials say they are trying to reach untapped markets in those nations. two weighed for the sky? >> plus sized passengers will soon have to pay more if they

want to fly airtran. they will require customers of size to buy two seats starting next march. that's if a passenger can't sit in a single seat with the arm rest down. southwest recently bought airtran. it was blasted by an actor- director on twitter after they imposed the same policy on him. time now 4:47. a new deadline for the nba. what could happen to the basketball season if no deal is reached next week? >> they are losing sight of what their whole objective initially was. >> it is supposed to help in the fight against breast cancer. why now toxic chemicals are found in perfume. and an amazing rescue in the sierra. how a 3-year-old boy survived 20 hours alone in the woods. ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,

between two amtrak trains in oakland. the feds have joined the investigation into the

collision between the two amtrak trains in oakland. one theory is that an engineer disregarded a stop system and a system dispatcher failed to switch a train to another track. 17 people suffered minor injuries two days ago when the coast starlight was hit by the san joaquin while unloading passengers at jack london square. a federal watchdog agency is reporting a spike in air traffic control mistakes near airports. the government accountability office says errors that cause planes to fly too close together have nearly doubled over the past three years. aviation officials say a new automatic system is identifying more incidents and a new policy encouraged controller to disclose the mistakes without being punished. a 3-year-old boy is safe with his parents after spending 20 hours alone in the sierra foothills. the child wandered off from his family's home wednesday in the small town of washington east of nevada city. search crews spent the night looking for him but it was a

logger who spotted him in the woods about 10 a.m. yesterday. just a mile from his home. >> were you scared? >> yes. >> yeah? >> yes. i just cried. >> he wasn't hurt. his parents have given him a whistle to hang on to in case he ever wanders off again. >> probably a good idea for all of us to have a whistle. >> not a bad idea. bet he slept well last night. let's kick it over to weather and find out what's going on, on friday. >> the good news is this beautiful weather to enjoy. you actually have a very nice start to your weekend lots of sunshine out there and temperatures today that are going to be pretty much as warm as what we saw yesterday. another gorgeous one all around the bay area. this morning starting clear for the most part, a few clouds at the coast. but everywhere else looking good. this afternoon lots of sunshine inside in the bay and inland. you may start to see a little more cloud cover at the coast

but even so still beautiful temperatures there warming up into the 70s in some of the coastal locations so satellite here showing in the clear right now pretty much a gorgeous shot couldn't ask for much better than that. high pressure holding for today bringing another day of warm weather but it's this low that's sitting behind us that's going to slide through and bring us cooler temperatures as we make our way into saturday and sunday. but today, get to enjoy temperatures that look like this. 86 the high in mountain view. 48 hayward, morgan hill almost making it to 90 today, almost 90 in antioch and pittsburg, 91 danville and napa, 84 sausalito and gorgeous. high of 70s in parts of the east bay. so cooldown in store as we make our way into saturday and sunday. cooler on the weekend. slight warmup on monday. tuesday cloud cover once again and cooler temperatures as we as you make your way into wednesday and thursday. that's a look at your forecast. over to gianna with a look at

traffic. >> perfect for a friday, kristy. our roads pretty perfect now, as well. if you are on the golden gate bridge out of marin county, up to speed on the southbound side of 101. on the bridge, problem-free, light this morning just a few cars on the road. they are changing lanes now so he said up there. elsewhere, along 101 or going to sfo, keep in mind traffic not too bad. we are getting word of a traffic hazard possibly a stalled vehicle stuck in lanes. that's what may be causing that yellow conditions there you see on the road. but northbound 72 miles per hour as you head towards sfo. no delays there. roadwork southbound 880 between 29th and 66th avenue will be in effect at least until 5:00. some slight delays there but overall not too bad. here's a live look at conditions along 880. steady flow of cars both directions though still fairly problem-free outside the

roadwork. the commute direction of westbound 4 problem-free through antioch no delays to report through there and the south bay checking in problem- free as well, very light northbound 280 through downtown san jose. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 106.9-fm. thank you. blue shield of california giving hundreds of millions of dollars all back to its customers. what a great deal. the insurance company started returning $167 million in excess profits back this month. they hope to return nearly $300 million by the end of the year. the giveback is all part of blue shield's promise to cap its profits at just 2%. apparently they did better than that. individuals can expect to get up to 2 $70 and a family of four could get a quasi stimulus check of $700. so not too bad. it is a perfume sold by

susan g. komen for the cure to help raise money for breast cancer research. but the breast cancer action group wants "promise me" removed from store shelves. the issue questionable ingredients not listed on the label. >> komen responded in a bit of a confusing way. on the one hand they said that their scientific and medical advisory team felt that the perfume was safe. on the other hand they said they are working with the manufacturer to reformulate the perfume in order to eliminate any doubt. >> tests by breast cancer action found it contains two hormone disrupters that have been linked to breast cancer. attention, married men. your spouse may be doing more than you think to keep you alive. a new study finds unmarried men are more likely to die from cancer than married men. researchers in norway say married men are generally healthier at the time of diagnosis. another reason why? theying in a their husbands for

checkups -- they nag their husbands for checkups and to go. >> i nag my wife in the reverse. >> i'm sure there's a study on that too. >> probably not. it's usually the other way around, that's for sure. a warning now from the commissioner of the nba. >> yeah. david stearns says he doesn't think there can be any games by christmas unless a labor agreement happens by tuesday. that's unlikely. he has already cancelled the first two weeks of the regular season. negotiations for the owners and the players will -- negotiators for the owners and the players will meet on tuesday. talks stalled over the structure of a salary cap and the division of revenues not looking good there. not looking good here. tough night for the cal bears against usc at at&t park. the trojan matt barkley barkley to lee for a touchdown.

quarterback fumbled and cal committed five turnovers and blew the game. five score usc30, cal 9. i was there pre-game and had a blast. >> pre-game? >> i didn't have a ticket. [ laughter ] >> i was going to go to the game but i thought i would be pooped this morning but i hung out there until 7:00 and came home and watched the game and in the 3rd quarter they started to kind of come back and lo and behold -- >> right. >> between cal and our melatonin pills we're feeling it this friday morning. >> you're giving out all our secrets. wall street protestors and police face off in the big apple. why a showdown this morning was averted at the last minute. >> and a bay area food cart with more than tacos and tamales. the fire power also on the menu. you won't believe who we found waiting in line for the new iphone. why apple's cofounder wanted to be first in line. ,,

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