interchange with police and fire on the scene. 4:41 -- 429 let's go back to the desk. a fire has burned several homes. tara moriarty was the first reporter on the scene and she has learned one person has been arrested and she will have more information on that part of the story and coming up. we are also following overnight news in the east bay, now looking for three gunmen who were wanted for a violent home invasion robbery. alex savage and her adult son were hurt, good morning alex. >> reporter: her adult son beaten and they both live in this house behind us on hanson

street. everything happened just after 10:00 last night that is when three suspects confronted the woman outside of her house and barged inside. all four people to who live here were forced into the family room. at some point one of the men and the suspects started a fight. he opened fire and shots broke out and at last check, they are still on the loose according to police. this morning union city police are telling us they do believe the motive for this crime is home invasion style robbery was indeed theft although at this point it is unclear if these suspects who barged into the house stole anything from the home but again, a woman shot, she underwent surgery and her condition is not known and of course i will work to get information, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. it was a very tense scene

overnight. our surveillance cameras took footage near the area last night. a man wanted for a serious crime several miles north of sunny veil. the search lasted several hours but there was no sign of that wanted man. three people were forced from their home by an overnight fire. shortly after midnight, they responded to this fire on entry way. they say it looked like the fire started near a shed and quickly spread to the deck. a fire investigator is looking to determine what caused the fire but right now it does not look suspicious. oakland police have arrested dozens in a violent east oakland gang. they are drug trafficking credit card fraud and weapons

charges. investigators seized 22 guns and some credit card making machines. time now 4:32 and in just a few hours nurses will walk off the jobs in alameda and san mateo counties. the one day streak will affect eden medical, san mateo and burl game. now nurses say sutter management have opposed sick leave and increasing healthcare payments, and 3500 nurses are expected to strike. jury deliberations in the williamly much trial, jury records heard closing arguments. lynch is accused of felony elder abuse on an alleged attack. ly will lynch said the -- will

lynch said the priest molested him when he was a child. this is way overcharged in fact reverand jerold linder walked away with nothing but a cut. >> reporter: the jury could reduce the charges to misdemeanors. and we want to go back to san francisco, tara moriarty is on the scene of a fire that has burned multiple homes, tara? >> reporter: we have reason to believe this fire was intentionally set by an arsonist. we have three homes and witnesses said they saw a man running from the home and there were squatters. i was on my way home when i could see the orange glow and smoke coming off the freeway.

the smoke engulfed the building. we are getting a head count on everybody. we did notice police handcuff a man and take him away. police said he was one of the squatters and did confess to lighting the fire. this is the exact same building that went up on july 4th three years ago. they had complained to police numerous times and the housing authority. and he is having problems, they each tried kicking out the squatters on their own but they keep coming back. red cross is helping those with temporary places to stay and we will be speaking with the chief and get more information on exactly where they stand with

the investigation. -- live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 morning news. and they are searching for a mountain lion that searched a man which happened sunday morning when the 63-year-old man was sleeping along a river tributary in nevada city. he woke up when he found a paw on his head. he then pounded on the man and the man fought back and the mountain lion -- mountain lion backed off and he was able to drive to a hospital and get himself treated and released. hi, sal. >> the fire we were talking about, if you are on local streets near that fire you will be detoured but the traffic is

back to normal. let's look at 80 westbound getting out to the mcarthur maze. and bay bridge westbound no problems and if you are driving on 280, that staff looks good getting up to highway 17. let's go to steve. >> we have a lot of fog and it will burp off sooner. we'll see temperatures 60s or 70s and there is still a sea president. nothing much has changed. 50 in santa rosa and we are running around 5 to 3 degrees cooler. and temperatures here, they are not moving are they? you see a lot of colors.

high pressure is building in slight lay way from the coast and a lot of 80s, inland and we'll see a burn off and that means it will be breezy for some. 80s to near 90. it will be cooler the next day and it looks like the weekend is settling in with seasonal temperatures. millions of people in the mid-atlantic are still without power several days after violent storms. the actions the utility companies are doing to speed up repairs. and the impact they will have as we head to the 4th of july holiday. good morning, traffic 101 that looks good getting to the 880 split and we will have more traffic and weather as we

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. good morning, some fog out there, still a lot of 50s on the temperatures and we will he end up 90 degrees well inland. students in napa counties are mourning the death of a 17- year-old boy. he would have started his senior year this fall but he was killed in sunday night's hit-and-run crash near petaluma. many of his friends learned of his shocking death from facebook. they remember him for his love of skateboarding and bike. >> you never think something like that would happen to anybody. >> highway patrol says 41-year- old michael swerved into oncoming traffic and went head- on. he surrendered to authorities

yesterday morning ten hours after that deadly crash. he now faces vehicular man slaughter and felony hit-and- run. more than a million customers are still without electricity and dealing with extremely hot weather. it has been more than three days since a wave of violent storms knocked over power lines. they have serviced more than 1 million customers and more than 8 million are still without electricity. >> i guess the fact that the power is out, people are sticking together just because the power is out. it unites us in a strange type of way. >> maryland has reported three heat related deaths and there is no cool down in sight. they are trying to bring in help to help speed up the repairs. an inn credible heat related accident.

look at that e-an send suv went airborne. that incident was caught on the other side of the median into oncoming lanes and take a look at that, amazingly they buckled during the extreme heat this past weekend. there is a setback for firefighters battling the largest wildfire in state's history. they are fighting the fires in colorado and have been grounded following the crash in south dakota. now it included two of those c- 1 30s to the national guard to colorado. >> obviously there are injuries and we are great full for the survivors and our hearts go out to those who have lost loved

ones. by the way, the largest fire, the waldo canyon has burned 350 homes and it is 70% contained. rolling brownouts this means from now until the end of next june, two services will be out for the next couple of days. they are often housed in one station. the temporary closures will affect one station with one company and in this case the entire station will close for three days. >> we want to make sure we don't have any serious impact within one area of the city or that we are closing stations during high fire season. >> they are aware these ground outs -- brownouts come. they will be monitoring any

illegal fireworks activity. san francisco police are looking for a man who critically injured a woman in golden gate park. it happened at stow lake. an 82-year-old woman scolded a boy for hurting a goose. then the boy's father hit her causing her to hit her head on the pavement. million are looking -- police are looking for anybody who witnessed this accident. and they are causing union traffic problems. it was earlier near the 280 interstate but no major problems. the east shore freeway is off to a nice start and it is a nice looking drive heading out to the mcarthur maze and no major problems if you are driving through this area. also the morning commute, the bay bridge toll plaza is a nice looking drive with no major

issues and if you are driving out to the city, now is a good time to do it. >> and getting up to highway 17 with no major issues, 4:46 let's go to steve. some fog out there, not as much as we have had the past couple of mornings and on sunday, it just went way out there. it is still there, making a little bit of a push, once it burns off, we'll see temperatures warming up inland by the 60s and 70s. each out there, there is still the sea breeze and that's the direction the wind is coming from. 50sp and 60s and much cooler towards the north bay and temperatures will rebound and high pressure is building in but it is a fight between the

east and one day we cool down and really there is not much of a dips day-to-day. fog will burn off a little sooner today and the breeze is still in place and it's actually quite pleasant. 60s and 70s and 80s, unless you don't like that, if you want warmer weather go east. it does look nice, 70s around the bay inland. pamela? thank you steve. a bill cracking down on party buses is scheduled to go before the judiciary committee. they held a conference to draw attention to the bill serving alcohol on board and providing rides to nightclubs. the proposed measure will close a loophole that exempts bus drivers of certain rules as far as verifying everyone on board

are of drinking he -- of legal drinking age. and he says the legislation is a response to the changing make up of american families. now several other states already legally recognized more than 2 parents. >> it could safe the fate and now the search team will head for outcropping in the middle of the passive ocean where they believe erhardt's plane landed before it reached the wreathe. they are looking for signs of erhardt's plane. >> the only guarantee we can make is we will do the best job we can to find whatever is there to find. we think the erhardt plane is there. >> and another group has a

different theory and plans its own search for the pacific later this year. her of that dater -- navigator disappeared 75 years ago today on her attempt to fly around the world. and in row day oh, what workers will do as the company tries to prevent future leaks. plus new findings on the 200-degree pipelines at risk of rupture.

. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, time now 4:51. the battle over kinkaid escape will be heard in open court.$♪ that was the ruling from a santa clara county judge yesterday. his girlfriend claims barely legible handwritten wills leaves her the mansion. kinkaid's wife disputes those claims and wants full control over the estate. he died of an accidental overdose in april and the case has been continued in august. and there are hundreds of

pipes and weak spots and utility must assess pipeline couldn'ts. among the pipelines at -- pipeline conditions. among the pipelines they are conducting pressure tests for wells that are susceptible of rupturing. they will go inside an empty tank to try and learn what caused a hazardous leak last months. dozens of people packed the area in crocket to talk about it. a leak caused a rotten egg smell to spread through the surrounding area. we are taking a drill down to find out what precisely causes this incident and ensure it will not happen again. >> and profits these oil companies make and i feel like they should put a little bit of money back into the system to keep residents and towns like this and keep us safe.

>> some people reported nausea and stinging eyes from the fumes. governor brown is expected to sign the protection for homeowners facing foreclosure. jose said they qualified for a trial loan modification more than two years ago and never missed a payment but the bank said their time was up and started the foreclosure proceedings. and in silicone valley, the law passed by state lawmakers would stop foreclosures while others are still being considered. >> they would call the service or lender and they would get the run around and they would get the run around to the last day and until they lost their home. and now there will be that accountability. >> and today, the koreaians were able to safe the law and it will go into effect next

january. and michael bloomberg will weigh in the contestants for the annual hot dog eating contest. we want to show you joey chestnut and this year he is going for a title. it has been a new york tradition for 97 years. 4:54 is the time. are you going to be eating some hotdogs on 4th of july? >> not that many. joey chestnut was training the other day and went on a trial run he ate 80 hotdogs. he is ready >> i might eat a couple on 4th of july, this is a look at 880, the traffic looks good as you pass the coliseum, no major problems and traffic continues to move along nicely as you move through. also the morning commute if you

are driving on westbound bay bridge, traffic is looking good as you come into the bay bridge toll plaza, let's go to steve. low clouds, but not as much as we have seen the past couple of mornings and it will burn off a little sooner today. there is a lot of low clouds upstream and it looks like this will play into our weather. they did that yesterday and we will continue that theme. north of town will run warmer. 66 today concord 83 to 85 and san jose 86 to 79 and there is that southwest breeze with a northwest winds and much cooler on the temperatures and we lose that low cloud deck and temperatures are sliding 5 degrees cooler. very hoe hum patters, warmer away from the coast. the bay should warmup a little bit but there is still a breeze

out of the west. 60s and 70s coast and bay, #0s for others, 90 out towards antioch, clear claiming. livermore at 84 fog sun warmer again on wednesday and little dip on those temperatures. weekend looks very quiet, 60s and 70s and 80s pam. coming up in our 5:00 hour, 62-year-old woman shot, her son beaten in a violent home invasion robbery, the latest on the suspects in union city. and a home goes up in flames, what neighbors saw one man doing that led to his arrest.

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