complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> if the brake in had been successful it would allow the suspects access to only that one cell, where one inmate was held. >> a bold caper at a bay area juvenile detention facility. authorities say the target was

an alleged teen criminal you have heard about before. good afternoon, i am tori campbell. two people apparently tried to break into the marin county juvenile hall. we have new information. alex savage joins us where we have learned the reason was to bust out an inmate well-known in the area. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. that inmate max ray, charged with the brazen theft of a high end sports car, this morning or today i should say, his 18th birthday, so he was being transported here to the men's jail but investigators believe during his last few hours in juvenile hall this morning investigators are thinking someone tried to free him from that facility. two people used bolt cutters to cut through a chain-link fence on the perimeter of the juvenile hall this morning. after that they used a sledgehammer and tried to smash this window but guards were alerted and this break in was

stopped short. the facility locked down as they searched the area but not able to find the people involved. now there is no direct evidence linking wade to that break in but for investigators the timing is suspicious. >> i don't have anything that would directly imply indicate mr. wade in this, however, he was aware, certainly he was turning 18 today and it is no secret you can't keep adults in that facility, so i think you know, probably several people could have surmised there was a transfer going to occur today. >> for some background wade is charged with rappeling into a san francisco car dealership and stealing a 200,000 dollar lamborghini that belonged to him and also charged with a shooting. shortly after the break in attempt he was moved over to the men's jail. detectives are interviewing

wade and some of his phone calls from juvenile hall. by the way wade is still held on 2 million dollars bail facing those charges of theft and attempted murder in connection with what authorities say was a crime spree, held on that 2 million dollars bail he has a scheduled court appearance next month but a district attorney spokesperson or assistant district attorney told me this morning that hearing could be delayed because of what happened this morning. live in san rafael, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the chevron refinery fire investigation could begin today if cal osha gives the green light. there are still questions about chevron's decision not to shut down the number 4 crude unit after a worker spotted a leak two hours before the fire monday night. the chronicle reports the insulation around a leaking pipe may have caused them to missouri calculate the scope of the problem, when the

insulation was removed vapor was released and caught fire. for the first time today a claims help center opened to offer help by the people impacted by the fire. the center is located at 598 nevin at the community center. claudine wong was there as the line stretched down the block. >> if you called the hot line and made a claim you do not need to be in this line. >> chevron says more than 22 00 people have filed claims but the line still formed quickly outside the center with people who wanted face-to-face assistance. first in line was this man who arrived hours before the door opened. >> when i woke up my nose throbbed and i had other problems. >> but you didn't go to the doctor. >> i went tuesday, but like i say i am uninsured and that would not help me. >> it is unclear if he is going to get it.

they will pay for it but say the claims must be documented and reasonable. >> it is going to be based -- i am sure they are going to have to look at that and decide whether it was related. >> this comes as officials try to determine what was in that black cloud that blew over the bay area monday night. this new report filed by chevron with the county says results to date show no evidence of adverse air quality impacts associated with the fire. certainly the long line of residents that continue to grow on nevin avenue tell a different story. >> i had to rush my grandmother to the hospital. >> they will stay open as long as they need to. >> there are two ways to file a claim, go to the center there

or call the phone number 866- 260-7881. you can find this phone number again and other information on the chevron fire aftermath on our website, ktvu.com. a suspect in an oakland amber alert is still on the loose. 19-year-old marcos hernandez is accused of kidnapping his 17- year-old girlfriend and their two months old daughter from an apartment there. the mother and child were found safe at a friend's house yesterday afternoon. hernandez was last seen driving a car similar to this one, a 2006 silver ford focus. there was more bloodshed in oakland overnight. police are investigating two apparently separate shootings that happened around the same time. around 12:30 this morning someone fired into a car on 19th street and san pablo avenue, one person was wounded and another died later at the hospital. a reported robbery led to another shooting on deer wood avenue across town in east

oakland. no arrests have been made in either case. those two incidents follow a deadly double sheeting wednesday night. 16-year-old tapian turner was shot and killed there. she was the high school student and the mother of an eight- month-old bean. a second person was wounded in that shooting. san jose police are investigating an early morning stabbing. officers received a call a man had been attacked and was suffering from serious injuries. he is expected to survive. police say they had to block off a quarter mile of the avenue to clean up what they call a messy crime scene. so far there is no information about a suspect or a motive. the 2012 outside land festival is just getting underway at this hour. the massive three day concert at golden gate is already sold out. the gates just opened and paul chambers joins us live there. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. now the gates opened an hour ago and i could hear music a second ago so it is official it

is underway. there is a nice long steady stream of people. of course it would not be long right now but a steady stream of people going inside the program this three day place will be packed as thousands are coming to meet this music extravaganza. once the gates open people made their way into golden gate park. on the field stagehands doing a final run through making sure everything is ready for the first band to perform. organizer are expecting 195,000 to attend, such a diverse line up something for a father and son to enjoy. >> we like that. >> we both share a lot of music, a lot of the things i like maybe he is not aware of and some things he is turning me on to so it is pretty cool. >> reporter: aside from music a ton of food vendors and new sections. for the first time ever the festival was sold out even before the gates opened. these two ladies will be here

all three days and say it is a great event to meet people and in case the weather changes they are prepared. >> you know it is warm and sunny in the mission where we live but over here it is different and tonight it will get colder so you got to mav have a lot of extras. >> if you are planning to come here they encourage you to ride your bike and there will be a free valet. organizers estimate 20 % of the people are using shuttles. and once again if you don't have a ticket you can't get in because it is sold out all three days. >> thank you, paul. you can get more information on the festival at ktvu.com, including news about extra muni service, go to the outside lands tab on the front page for the band line up and other news. we will bring you video and slide show updates. in addition to the music

festival big sporting events in the city tonight. the 49ers open their preseason tonight versus the vikings, kickoff at 6:00 and thousands of baseball fans will be across town at at&t park to see the giants take on the colorado rockies, they begin a three game series tonight, game time at 7:30. >> summer is about over for thousands of kids in san jose. the big back pack give away today that is giving them a head start in class. >> and another hot day on tap today for at least parts of the bay area. rosemary is up in a few minutes to tell you if the trend will continue through the weekend in your neighborhood. >> no matter how well educated you are, no matter how much common sense you think you have, we are all subject to fraud. >> we have a warning and special help for certain members of the bay area often the victims of scam artists. their training depends on technology.

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fire destroyed an suv in oakland this morning near 98th avenue, it was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived and something exploded while they doused the flames but no one was hurt. the fire was out in a couple of minutes. no word on how it started or who owns the suv.

pg&e crews are working to fix a gas leak in san jose that started this morning before 8:00 a.m. in the area around oakland road and it did block traffic for a short time. thousands gathered in a milwaukee suburb to remember the six victims shot and killed by a wyatt supremist at a sikh temple last sunday. mourners filled the high school gym in oak creek and filed past the six coffins at the front of the room. among the mourners were wisconsin senator paul ryan, govern scott walker and u.s. attorney general eric holder. >> we are united today not only by a shared sense of loss but also by a common belief in the healing power of faith. >> authorities say the gunman

shot and killed himself. they say they might never know why he opened fire. they say an afghan dressed in a police uniform shot and killed three u.s. marines in the province there. reports in arabic media say the gunman was a commander of the police unit they were training and invited the troops to dinner with his men and that is where he shot and killed them. the taliban claims after the shooting the gunman joined its forces. seniors gathered for a fraud prevention workshop put on by jerry hill, and others. it offered tips to help educate seniors about how to avoid financial and investment fraud

scams and unscrupulous sales practices. >> criminals are current and we need to be that smart and we are not in most cases because we are trusting and don't expect people to take advantage of us every time we turn around. >> a few of the tips today were be suspicious, ask questions, don't provide personal information to strangers such as social security numbers and notify authorities about potential scammers. hundreds of thousands of dollars of apple products have been stolen from a fry's store, police say after midnight on wednesday three people broke into the store on hamilton avenue in campbell. the thieves actually came back twice the same night. investigators say they stole 163,000 dollars worth of ipods, ipads and iphone, police are warning you to beware of apple products sold on line at reduced prices. a law for biding government agencies from cutting cell phone service without a court order is expected to be

approved by the state senate. the bill was drafted after bart blocked cell phones during a demonstration last august that led to protests and comparisons between them and middle east dictatorship. the law would require a judge to issue a court order based on probable caused before signals could be blocked. bart has exceeded its own goals for the number of working escalators. a new report shows only 7 of the 176 escalators are out of service. that means 96% of them are working. bart's goal is to have a 95% reliability rate. it is a sharp contrast to last may when the rate was only 77%. for kids in the south bay got to head start on the new school year this morning thanks to the generosity of one community organization. ktvu's matt keller was theres a sacred heart community service handed out thousands of free backpacks. >> reporter: the wait was worth it for san jose students eager

for their new school gear this morning. sacred heart community service is giving away the most backpacks in the history of its program. >> is there a specific style or more you want? >> the backpacks also get filled with great appropriate supplies, the younger students get crayons , jr. high and high school get calculators and memory sets. >> it costs a lot or you don't have the money or you can't find them they are providing them for you. >> sometimes for the less fortunate parents that don't have no money and can't buy their students backpacks can come here and get free backpacks and supplies. >> it is not just pencils and paper, they are also getting a very practical gift, a 20 dollar gift card for shoes. sacred heart community service says the needs have increased every year. the new superintend of schools

say state budget cuts make these events more central. >> that places that burden on the community and on the parents and students, and in many cases parents are able to assume that additional burden but in many many more they are not. >> but for today students don't have to worry about the first day of class, at least not until their first test. in san jose, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this is a spare the air day here. you are looking live at contra costa county with mt. diablo in the distance somewhere. the bay area air quality management district declared it to be unhealthy. they encourage people to drive less, use public transit, avoid barbecuing and 11 the gas powered lawn mower in the garage. a near replica in store for your weather as we head into

friday afternoon. some of us enjoying a miss summer day, others hot and as tory just mentioned poor air quality. a live look outside, the marine layer a thousand fight, still hugging the coast although slowly burning away, santa cruz partly cloudy to mostly sunny in the last hour. areas inland where the summer sun and heat is mixing with pollutants at the ground level is the most unhealthy. so the santa clara valley as well as the inner east district for today likely to see it again for tomorrow. we have got clouds hugging the coast. we have a weak system riding over northern california. as it does it is bringing our temperatures down slightly. it is weakening the high pressure a little bit, where we could use that cool down not really going to see it. inland areas still as warm as yesterday, even slightly warmer. right around the bay and just along the coast two or three degrees cooler right now than 24 hours ago. we are still going to remain quite hot inland. some of us hitting 100 degrees

today. along the coast partly cloudy skies and 60s for the afternoon with the sea breeze expected for the afternoon as well. 66 oakland right now. 90 in fairfield. look at the gradient there. that will be what we see again anywhere from 40 to 50 degree gap depending on where you are at from the coast and then inland. 90 degrees already in livermore right now, 77 san jose. as we head north, 74 napa, 83 santa rosa. again, another hot one in most cases. 101, clear lake, 91 for santa rosa. 92 sonoma, 72 sausalito, you get around the bay more comfortable. right? 77 san leandro, 79 hayward, east of the east bay hills 97 danville today, 102 antioch. south bay, 88 san jose, 98 morgan hill, so a 10 degree

difference there. 80 degrees san mateo, cloudy skies, the giants playing this evening, 7:15, 63 degrees at game time with a light onshore breeze, sun setting at 8:00 these days, your extended forecast with your weekend in view, tomorrow just as hot, maybe hotter for the inland areas. by sunday we do begin a cool down that will take us into next week, finally bring those numbers back to what we typically see in august. it has been quite hot. >> it has been pretty warm. thank you rosemary. >> you got it. >> environmental researchers say lake tahoe's clarity improved last year despite snow melt from the minister winter of 2010 and 2011. until now the theory was heavy snow melt could stir up debris and decrease claret claret but it increased. why it may be easy to find chocolate in the bay area and

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stocks are mixed as we head toward the closing bell. much of companies coming in ahead of profit predictions for the second quarter but china is reporting lower growth in its exports, the dow up 11, the nasdaq down three, s&p is flat. the u.s. government has told 95 5 of the largest banks

to make plans for preventing their own collapses in case they face problems. jp morgan chase, bang of mish, goldman sachs, citigroup and morgan stanley. they say the orders came down in may of 2010 but have been secret until now. the order is a sign the government does not want banks to count on deposit help if they run into another possible financial collapse. this is the second day of target's job fair in san francisco. hundreds of people lined up for interviews outside yesterday. the line wrapped around the shopping complex. more interviews will be held today and tomorrow. target plans to hire 300 people. the new store is scheduled to open in mid-october. the chocolate company has planned to expand. they will add 2000 square feet to its original store in san francisco, which is filled to

capacity on weekends. it will also open stores at the san francisco palace hotel and harrah's las vegas in the coming months. last june they opened a store at disney's california adventure. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 more on a storey we showed you a few minutes ago. lining up in richmond, the help center opened following the refinery fire. complaints made by some people plus what we are learning about the investigation into the fire. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the next time news breaks, we are always here for you on ktvu.com. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc.

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