controversy. >> we will have the announcement in a couple of minutes. we are following developing news in san francisco right now. they are on the scene of an apartment building fire that has taken one life. we have more on what happened and the investigation underway. >> alex. >> well, good afternoon. >> investigators expect to be out for much of the dayen a the fact that someone was killed here. it broke out in an apartment building on clearry court which is on the other side of the high rise complex. it is very close to st. mary's cathedral. >> there were flames pouring from this place. >> this was shot by a tourist. they got here and immediately ban to search the building. they found one person dead inside a second story unit. they spread to the third floor of the building. >> that's where two others suffered moment inhalation.

>> they were treated by paramedics at the scene and they declined to be transported to the hospital. >> we talked with that man from germany. he was in town on vacation and said he watched it burn from a nearby building. >> it was really eery and really threatening. and we saw the middle center court was filling with smoke and people being had he and it was not harmed at all. they got this under control and it is damaged in the laguna heights cooperative apartments. a dozen people are displaced because of the damaged units. one man who lives in the complex next door came back from work in a panic. worried it was his billing on fire. >> any time you get a frantic

phone call from a neighbor saying. there is a building on fire, is your dog at home. i mean, i don't even know in there is people inside. >> they have not released an identity on the person or how old the person was. we understand one minor injury to a firefighter who suffered a cut and that firefighters was taken to the hospital and the fire department spokeswoman we talked with this morning tells us there is is no indication of what caused the deadly fire this morning. we are live this afternoon in san francisco. alan savidge, ktvu news. >> it is a busy day on the north bay and east bay. >> it is five minutes and including the story of how some firefighters one they could have been in two places at the

same time. >> well, major announcement from the governor about the future of the delta. >> governor brown is pushing for a pair of tunnels that would move water easily to the central valley and south. >> we are live in sacramento with the governor's reaction. tara? >> the governor said he realizes there are people who oppose his plan and else simply not backing down. >> i want to get it done. i want to get this thing done the best i can. >> all right. you give me your analysis. >> the governor and his fighting words and the secretary of the interior detailing their proposal to build two massive tunnels to divert water using gravity and not pushes. two biggest questions they had for the governor, how much will it cost and what is the impact to the environment, fish, etcetera. >> some studies will be done

over the next 10 to 15 years. >> jerry brown was adamant about this. >> i was elected by all the people in the state to balance the competing interests. >> they wish to build peripheral tunnels would destroy salmon and taxpayers with tens of billions in debt. only the westside on the central valley. >> i think the suppose is dismal. >> i live on the of river and it will destroy a lot. >> a lot for fishermen, farmers. for the community. >> now, price tag of $14 billion has been thrown out. as to how much it would cost. but they say it would be more than double that. >> governor brown tried to get a similar proposal and he did shoot it cub. now, it is different.

science and technology is changed and he wants the state to move forward. >> back out here live, can you see folks have gathered and they are holding a rally here within the next half hour. >> for much more on the story. we will let you know where the plan goes from here. coming up at 5:00 tonight. >> i am tara moriorty. >> thanks, tara, for the update. a gunman shot two people. it started at 1040 last night between pinal valley road and ended in a gas station. >> one person shot at another if car carrying three adults and two children. they were hit by gunfire. the injured driver managed to get the car off the freeway. police are asking for help to find the location of the shooting to collect evidence. >> these people were very afraid, of course. and they ran. >> got out of the area toe try

to get help. and so, because it was very high emotion ullings dent. they don't remember where the accident occurred, so we are still looking. >> children were not hurt and they are now recovering. >> well the first funeral was held today following the aurora, colorado, shooting. >> guard don't cowden was the oldest that died. they will hold another funeral for micayla medek and they are adding personal notes to a memorial where each victim is represented by a white cross. >> president obama wrapped up his visit to the western states this morning. president obama boarded air force one. there he is. in seattle. this is two and a half hours ago. mr. obama smoke at a high priced fundraiser that was held at a private home and stopped

in portland, oregon yesterday. >> at the oregon convention center, once again, he pushed for the ends of the era tax cuts and now, he heads to new orleans for a speech to the national urban league. >> mitt romney and his wife ann landed. the former massachusetts governor is taking on a tour and plans to meet with british prime minister david cameron. he plans to hold stops in europe and in other countries. the firefighters had to battle two fire this is morning. it did put a strain on the resources in the financially struggling city. >> they report, it is at a house and another one was on a strip mall. >> reporter: two early morning. 20 minutes apart and a mile

away. >> it had crews spread then. >> the crews were 20 minutes apart. >> i looked out and seen the whole back side. >> they say it appears the fire started in the back corner of the house. when they arrived on scene, 50% was on fire. it used to be a place where they were torn and yet another one. >> they had broken free from this fire. and sent over to that fire. and a lot more minor damage in the fire. >> second fire was at the strip mall in sonoma boulevard. that was contained much quicker and the damage was already done to the sign-a-rama store. >> it is in the back. and we had some of the classrooms. >> reporter: they say at this

time. neither fire is considered suspicious. >> both are currently under investigation. and they are gunning to board up the home. the estimated cost in damage. >> $200,000. >> in vallejo, channel two news. investigators are trying to figure out if a homeless encampment sparked a fire. >> it is on 60th avenue and east lawn street. they stood on the roof as the flames and that smoke poured out of the house. it was vacant at the time. and they see scatters going in and out of the place -- squatters going in and out of the place. >> she said get out now. >> no one was hurt. they believe the fire started in the back of the house. >> in concord, an early morning fire damaged a home there. >> it was on san carlos avenue. >> they are told the family was inside when the fire broke out and they got out safely. the cause of the fire was still

under investigation. a soldier returning from afghanistan just landed here at the san jose airport. we will bring you the happy reunion with his anxious wife. >> if you watch closely. some parts of the bay area will see changes in the weather. he is up shortly with specifics in the forecast. >> killer whale's attack on a trainer. why the tape from jeers ago is just out today. 6tá

. they have bean bags to break up rioting protestors and shooting of two men boiled over into violence. they threw bottles, bricks and shopping carts through windows. they set a dumpster on fire. >> they called for calm and is said they were encouraging violence. there is a blame of rise in crime on police cutbacks. >> they report property crimes jumped for 1500 for the first six months to 2500 this year. >> violent crimes increased nearly 50% t and burglaries,

thefts. they have all gone up. the police department is down by a quarter of its officers. they asked the staff to find ways to hire back community service officers. >> a sheriff's lieutenant is scheduled to rap peer in court at 2:30 this afternoon. he is accused of punching a man at gold's gym last thursday. a spokesperson said he had some sort of previous relationship. this is called the butch factor. he served in iraq and afghanistan and gone since 2010. but jose morillo is back home and getting a hero's welcome. >> we are live at the airport with his homecoming. >> janine? >> reporter: it took place in the last 20 minutes. the patriot guard riders were here on hand to welcome

sergeant first class jose marillo, also here was his excited wife. >> he had just come home from back to back deployments. the first in iraq and in afghanistan. >> he had been away from home for three years. they gave him a hero's welcome and saluted him as he walked through the terminal with a big smile on his face. >> first time i kept it low key. i knew she had something planned. didn't know what. but it is god to see her again. >> it is really exciting. >> really nice. we about the married before he left. this is really exciting for us. we have a lot of plans. and going to visit family. >> ate trot guard riders will escort him and they are flying american flags and welcome signs have been hung out to greet him. he is in the army reserves and

tell us that he is thrilled to be able to stay home for awhile. >> this is from the before airport. channel 2 news. >> glad he is back home safely. >> hungry examine road departments force the evacuation of several homes. >> around 12:30. they got a report of something that looked like smoke coming from the street corner and it is near interstate 80. what you are looking at right now is docks from dry dirt that they were sending in the air. >> they dug a hole in the grounds to get a problem. >> tree root and gnawing rolled dents damaged -- gnawing rodents damaged the lines. >> he we could go back to the old house a few blocks away and slept on the floor there. >> residents were able to go back home early in the morning.

pg&e said service was never disrupted. >> they will surpass the number of pedestrian deaths. >> there have been 10 pedestrian deaths so far this year. >> 17 in all. and 15 in 2010 p. >> speed limits were recently lowered in an effort to make them safer for if pedestrians. >> a concert will be held of for a girl who was killed 18 years ago. >> she played the viola and a member the before orchestra. >> she was killed in her home in 1994. and no arrests were ever made in that case. >> it is scheduled for friday night at the red woo chapel community church. >> anyone who wants to attend the garlic festival. when it opens. under cover officers will be on duty to watch the scalpers.

>> someone stole a thousand tickets from the office. an adult ticket usually cost $17 but the thief was scalping them for 10-dollars a piece on line. >> very disapt pointing that they have stole sun from the festival. and it is to benefit so many organizations. >> so, they are taking funds in a way away from those groups. they are lilac colored and if you use one to enter the festival. it is going to be complicated. >> well he, if it smell he is like cooler weather. and feels like it. you are right. >> it as slow process to get that to burn off a little bit. >> we are seeing hazy skies and cooling off and mostly in the 70s. find the # 0s. >> they are also in the low 80s and work their way down the coast.

>> that's all it takes. it is moved off towards the east. and loses the grip. >> there is a big are fog pang. > er clear but hastey and it is a little bit cooler until friday. >> we go to the inland areas. and it will be in the upper 70s. sunny for most. >> fog near the coast and the second day in a row. >> it has more snow that in most of the santa cruz but there is a little buff of an out west wind. >> and helping more. >> 75 livermore. 76 fairfield. >> san jose at 73. also for santa rosa. of 0s elsewhere. and -- 60s elsewhere. and couple of systems. the strongest one will be here friday. i know it doesn't look like much and it will pick up the fog bank and continue the cooler pattern. >> it is the westerly breeze

for most. >> it is near the coast and seems to want to hang out more towards the north and south. >> more towards the san mateo, santa cruz coastline. >> it is 80s for inland areas. >> the temperature trend is to bring those down and 79 san jose. >> santa clara. and 60s on the coast. >> # 00s on the -- 70s on the peninsula. >> that's the coolest kay friday k it does look warmer. >> tune in to the fabulous mark. he will have updates on the pattern. >> i like the heat. >> you do? >> i do. >> go to lf. >> you bring it back. >> -- lf. >> chad everett -- las vegas, chad everett has died from lung cancer. he was born in south bend,

indiana. survived by two daughters a and six grandchildren. >> chad everett was 76 years old. new video has been released of a 2006 in san diego seaworld. he grabbed the trainer's foot and held him under water. after a struggle, the trainer was released. >> they can no longer go in the tank allen. >> this is the freedom of information act. rodeo bull is safe and being trapped for hours in the county. you can see the rescue there. >> that bull was up to its next in water and it took four hours to sedate it and hoist the 2200 bull out of 7 feet of water. >> well, just ahead. >> they are seeing something different about apple

computers. >> you will hear about it in two and a half minutes.

. you can see the dow is up 62 points. it is holding strong despite the weaker homes report. >> this is the world of finance and social media will be watching closely as it put out the first earnings report since going public.

>> they have been on debut since may. >> options analyst believe facebook is in for another wild ride tomorrow when the earnings report comes out. they are predicting a possible high of 32 and a low of 24. >> well, today. it plans to release the operating system. mountain lion, it will make mac computers work more like eye phones and ipads and that's what microsoft is doing with it's soft wear. >> it is sold as a download. >> the new home for the 49er assist beginning to take shape. >> some of the work is being done 100 miles away. >> check it out. we have a bird's eye view of the billion dollars project next to the amusement park. >> they are doing heavy lifting and they go up sometime next week. >> they are being made in woodland. not far from sacramento.

>> on the t -- ktvu, ending water wars. >> huge plan to overhaul the delta and whether it could put an end to the most precious commodities. >> thanks for trusting. us. be sure to join us again at five. we are always here for you at ktvu.com. and mobile ktvu.com. have a great one. >> how are yo?

i wanted to look deep into your eyes and see how you were doing. >> if this been two months since i have been here at that facility. >> you can give back once you are healthy enough to give back. >> amanda was incredibly open and honest. >> they put me in the trunk. there was a safety