firefighters this morning here working to let containment on two large wild fires burning in this area. one of them still threatening homes. we'll give you an update on the progress coming up. >> new fee the record certain california home owners. what 1 million people will be getting in the mail starting today. >> it's a nonprofit organization . why it needs your help. >> also, it happened one week ago and today the investigation

of a refinery fire enters a new phase. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2 t. i'm dave clarke. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, august 13th. we are on the scene of developing news out of lake county we first told you about at 4:30 this morning. the largest fire is near the intersection of highway 20 and 53. ktvu is there with the latest information on damage and injuries. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, bahal i don't know chief tells me this morning three homes have burned due to the wild fire and hundreds more are still trending. this fire isn't -- this fire is the major concern in the area. just on this ridge beyond where we are is the leading edge of

this fire where we can see heavy smoke and active flame from time to time kicking up. we'll show you video from the air. we have news chopper 2 over the scene now. this fire zero contained officially at this point. talking with the chief this morning, he's expecting 25% containment on the fire potentially sometime later on today. the fire has charged 3000 acres here. we're just east of clear lake. this fire broke out and quickly exploded. 480 homes had to be evacuated. that's a community near clear lake. those people are at an e vac queue weigh center in the town of clear lake itself. now, at the same time there's a second large fire that's also burning in this area as well. that's the walker fire that's so far charred 2000 acres up highway 170. it's 0% contained but in a

remote area. it's threatening no homes at this point. go transmission lines that run through the fire zone are impacted at this point and they say potentially customers could be impacted later on today. throughout the mornings, air tankers, water dropping helicopters will be involved in the fire fight. they'll try to get a handle on it from the air and on the ground as well. hundreds of firefighters involved here. 0% containment. they are hoping if the weather cooperates later today and winds are light they may be able to get more containment. we'll give you more updates throughout the morning. >> thanks alex. as you mentioned we'll be updating you all morning. on ktvu news.com we've created a slide show of some of the fires burning and if you would like to send a photo, e-mail

us. overnight news investigating house fires happened at midnight. people in the home says the smell of smoke woke them up. no one was hurt and the investigation is underway into the cause of the fire. people living in rural parts of the state will start to see a new fire fighting bill in their mailboxes today. the new fee will help cover the cost f fighting and preventing fires. they're being sent out alphabetically. 1million people are expected to see the impact by the new fee and it's expected to be changed by anti tax groups.

>> many women battling addictions. the treatment house may be evicted. ktvu joining us live from oakland to tell us about the financial problems of this center, paul. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the attorney has staffed by a group of volunteers. they moved in last year and now they're asking for help from the community. they also need your support. the trinity house is a facility that treats women with sub answer abuse. they treat about a hundred women a day. the group offers services for mental and physical help and counseling. he has no choice but to evict them. they haven't paid their rent in over a year and owes him $30,000. the group wants to stay in its current location because of its size but for now they're

renting a small store front across the street and some in the area say that's a bad idea because it may offer too much temptation to women battling addiction. >> people come from all areas because this is where the drugs are at. they're either buying drugs or selling drugs. >> reporter: some of the women stay two blocks away in two donated homes. they only raisedless than $200. more than likely things are done here. once again, they had several signs out here asking for support to the community. we'll see if we can have the program director give us some comment. ktvu channel 2 news. >> two students from the california marathon academy were arrested on weapons charges. saturday, someone called police and said two people were shooting in trash cans in the

backyard. when police arrived they found high powered guns along with the makings of pipe bombs. two men were arrested. oakland police are investigating the fatal shooting of one man and the wounding of another. one man was pronounced dead after being rushed to the hospital. the other is expected to survive . reportedly shot between a shoot out between passengers in two cars. oakland police investigating a shooting in broad daylight. they critically injured a driver. the driver of a honda accord was heading east on 12 sergeant street when his car was hit by gun fire. another man was hurt but also expected to survive. >> 7:07. in our election 2012 coverage dualing presidential campaign events are suffered today in

the same state. president obama will be campaigning in iowa. paul ryan is also in iowa. coming up at 7:15 how both sides are already on the attack. starting today, amtrak is making cuts to services in and out of oakland. the capital corridor route will be cut by two trains during the week. one is the train that leaves at 4:30 in the morning and the other is a night train that heads from sacramento to oakland. it's the first service cut to this route in 20 years. rising fuel cost and funding cuts are to blame. >> time now 7:08. happening right now, a four month project to replace utility lines is getting underway. utility lines between union and powell streets are being moved. there's some of the crews out there getting ready.

live pictures of the work getting underway. they're going to need to move the power lines to make way for the san francisco central project. streets are marked up and they know what to do. all of the work is taking place between monday and friday between 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 in the afternoon. it's going to effect traffic and people in the area. we want to take you out there live. the workers are ready and it's getting underway now. >> yes, it is. speaking traffic, let's check in and see how things are moving this morning. >> the toll front is busy. we are seeing slow traffic here. i think people are concerned about what it's going to be like. it's backed up for a five to ten minute delay. no problems on the upper deck. also, the morning commute looks good driving on westbound 92. we've also been looking at the

south bound. 101 has slow traffic near the interchange. if you look at 85 and 280, traffic there looks pretty good. 7:09, let's go to steve. >> the fog is very, very low but by the coast and bay not much of a change. weekend weather carries over today some light rain continues off and on. kind of muggy and 64 and humid. streets are wet with light rhode island it's going to be really hot inland. 50s, 60s, 70s. anywhere from 40-45-degree spread. starting off very, very warm. some of the higher elevations are near 80 degrees. for the walker fire and wild fire, it's going to be a little difficult there and be really hot. temperatures will be in the 90s by noon and a high today around 105-100. just really hot.

66 liver mart and 52 in the city. 60 san jose. there is a little bit of a west wind but not enough to make a difference today. by the coast, we just stay right there with that fog and tropical clouds. high pressure looks like it maximums out today. morning fog a light westerly breeze. cool to very hot. good thing we don't have a north east breeze. 108 clear lake and 92 nevada, 102 in fairfield. 88 san jose. low to mid-90s. 78 santa cruz. 70s, 80s to most of the peninsula. a little bit cooler. still hot away from the coast. wednesday, thursday, friday, maybe some tropical clouds for the weekend. >> thanks.

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fog out there. by the coast 50s, 60s by the bay. 70s nice and comfortable. inland 90s and 100th. these live pictures from news chopper 2. wild fire burning up in lake county. right now there's 0% contained and they hope to get 25% a little later. three buildings destroyed and firefighters say it will be 105-

108. low humidity. not much of a breeze but the fire can create its own wind. temperatures just really, really hot in lake county. >> wild fires in spain have killed two firefighters. one died at the hospital yesterday and one died early this morning. both hurt while out there fighting the flames. the fire is forced to evacuate thousands of foreign tourist in stain. >> it is 7:14. republican presidential candidate mitt romney and his newly chosen running mate are campaigning rep sat -- separately this morning. scott. >> reporter: the iowa state fire and president obama also in iowa. congress ryan and mitt romney really stuck together over the weekend come campaigning as

one. now the candidate will address voters alone. much of the talk over the past 48 hours is centered on mr. ryan's controversial plan and to overhall medicare in the process. mitt romney talked about that a few moments ago in florida. >> we recognize there's honest differences between honest people and he looks to find ways to bring people together. he's come up with ideas that are different than the presidents. >> i welcome him to the race. longman ryan is a descent man and is a family man. he's an articulate spokesman for governor romney but it's a vision that i fundamentally disagree with. >> and this morning, the campaign standing out as you heard president obama in iowa. 85 days to election day. live this morning, scott

mcfarland. >> romney experienced several interruptions from a heckler. it was referring to synthetic technologies the company now owned by bane capital once led by romney, jobs are being outsourced to china. the crowd at the rally chanted u.s.a. over the hecklers and romney fired back. >> this business group here is respectful of other people's rights to be heard. and if you want to find yourself a different place to be disruptive because here we believe in listening to people with dignity and respect. >> here you can see two of the hecklers being escorted off the premises. republicans should not expect to hear from sarah pay lynn at the convention this month. she says she will not make a

speak at the event where mitt romney will accept the nomination. pay lynn says this year is a good opportunity for other voices to speak at the convention. >> time now 7:17. isreal has diplomatic nuclear talks. this follows several reports suggesting that prime minister is closer to ordering military action against iran. the new york times says that deputy foreign minister wants the five permanent members to declare negotiations of failure. the website wikileaks is down this morning. it's been dealing with hackers for a week now. they categorize the problem as a denial of service attack. the hacker has been sending bogus traffic from thousands of

internet transactions. they don't know who is behind the attack. >> it is 7:18. the vatican is expected to announce a decision today on whether the pope's former butler will stand trial. they face up to six years in prison. if he is charged and convicted of aggravated theft. he's expected to argue he leaked the arguments to the media. the trial can begin as soon as september. most penn state boarder trustees support -- they did not take a formal vote but yesterday more than two dozen board members said they supported the university president's acceptance of the ncaa penalties. some of the sanctions include a 60 million-dollar fine and invalidating more than a hundred of the football team's wins. >> time now 7:19. new york city police has now

identified the man shot and killed by police in times square. new york police say they were forced to shoot on saturday when days kennedy threatened them with a knife and wouldn't drop it after being pepper sprayed. they first approached him because he appeared to be smoking marijuana. dozens of firefighters practiced on how to fight a high-rise fire over the weekend. it took place inside a building on battery street. it was staged on the 10th floor with the use of a smoke machine. volunteers played the part of injured victims. >> it is 720. family members and friends gathered yesterday to remember 16 year old kristin. she was killed on august 5th while riding a jet ski in hawaii. witnesses say tyson was speeding and standing up on his

own jet ski when he rear ended her. he's facing charges of third degree general homicide. >> i feel that justice is working and justice is being served. again, it won't bring kristie back but the wheels of justice are turning in the right direction. >> his girl friend also arrested for lenderring prosecution. she told police he was sitting down and driving slowly. >> get ready for another hot day. lookout side our window live. we'll tell you when temperatures will cool off a bit. >> and how the world's wealthiest countries may react after a big jump in food prices. >> good morning. traffic is pretty well up north. driving past the coliseum there's a big event that might

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time now 7:23. some of the richest countries in the world want to work together. they're reacting to record prices for grain caused by the worst u.s. drought in more than half a century. they may discuss a meeting that could occur next month. >> it is 7:23. sounds familiar. a young profootball player wins a major tournament wearing a red shirt on sunday. this time it's roy mcilroy. he finished eight shots ahead of his competitor at the very tough island course on the south carolina coast. the old record was set by jack

nicholas and some are comparing him to a young tiger woods. woods closed with a 72 failing to break par on the four majors. tiger actually went into the weekend tied for the lead then just couldn't hold it together. he's really strong and it was stormy and really challenging. it was amazing. >> time now 7:24. let's see what sal is saying for your commute. >> not doing too badly now. traffic is doing well in many areas. we're going to remind you this is a raider game tonight, the preseason game with the dallas cowboys. it's sold out and a lot of people coming. they'll be there this afternoon. the best way to get there if you have tickets, you don't have to drive. also, the morning commute looks good. if you're coming to the bay

bridge toll plaza it's backed up for a little delay. you know what's been bad is livermore drive. after that if you're -- not a bad drive. >> thank you. for some it will be a cool, muggy day. for others it will be a hot day. in fact, there's a good fall back out there but very shallow. it only impacts areas around the city and coast and a little bit around the bay. up in the lake county it's going to be very, very hot. starting off 70s and 80s. some of the higher elevations closer to 71 now. anywhere from 105-108. it's going to be really hot. there will be a little breeze but nothing too outrageous. couple of little showers up in nevada and light rain today with temperatures 60s, 70s, 80s

90s, 100th. livermore 66 degrees. looks like the high pressure system will maximum itself out today and it will start a cooling trend. today if you're anywhere near the coast and on the cool side you might need a jacket. hot conditions tuesday and a little cooler wednesday. it does look like a cool down thursday into friday. possible ability of clouds on the weekend. >> thank you, steve. 7:26. three homes destroyed and hundreds of people evacuated from a wild fire. when they hope to start getting control of the flames. >> 30 minutes from now a team of federal safety inspectors will be coming to this refinery. we'll tell you what the agency plans to do later today. >> plus how plans to protest later today may effect your commute. so... [ gasps ]

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right now two wild fires are burning. the large e one is the wild fire and burned three acres. it has destroyed three buildings and sent one to the hospital with miner injuries. the second fire has burned 2000 acres. meanwhile, more than 30,000 acres are burning near the city of beldon. the fire began on july 29th. more than 600 buildings are threatened. so far the fire is 12% contained. they should have it fully contained before the end of the month. dozens of people e vac kuwaited due to the 138-acre fire that started sat afternoon. so far it's 30% contained and

11 firefighters have been treated for heat related injuries. it was started by a discarded cigarette. >> today could be a critical day for the investigation of a chevron refinery fire in richmond. we're live now where inspectors are due to arrive in just about a half hour. >> a team of seven inspectors, actually investigators from the u.s. chemical safety board has been at the refinery since tuesday but today an additional four structural and safety injures will be coming to the site. they're expected to arrive at 8:00 this morning and they're going to start their portion of the investigation into the fire. if it is safe enough those investigators plan to take a closer look and go inside for the refinery unit four. now, the plan is for them to examine an eight inch pipe in refinery unit four and examine whether or not it may have been

corroded. monday afternoon it began the leak. more than a dozen refinery workers escaped before the vapor cloud ignited. chevron did a safety checking unit and during the check they discovered a 12-inch pipe was corroded but the eight inch pipe connected to it was not replaced. that's the pipe that started monday's fire and it's the focus on the investigation right now. >> they go right up close to the pipe that failed and that's really the first step toward understanding what happened we can make plans for the removal and testing. >> reporter: investigators have combed through hundreds of documents as part of their investigation and interviewed dozens of employees but the spokes person says that the eight inch pipe will take at

least the remainder of this week but it has investigators here longer than that, possibly weeks as they continue their work here. live in richmond, ktvu news. >> seven people hurt last night when they are boat crashed into the rocks in the delta. a rescue helicopter took two of the boaters to the hospital. medical workers have not told us the names of the victims or details. new this morning, demonstrators say they plan a protest at the station during this evening's commute. the protest comes a year after bart shut down wireless cell phone service to block demonstrations over the shooting of a police officer. the protests were held every monday for nearly two months. today's protest is scheduled to begin at 5:00 this evening. >> a legal battle over

multimillion dollar estate of famed painter thomas kinkade. he died after an alcohol and va vaalume overdose. it's stranged wife disputes the girl friend's claims. they dispute who will control the estate while. schools have been instructed not to admit california graduate students for the spring 2013 term. no restrictions have been placed on accepting graduates with higher fees. some school's apartments have decided not to accept out of state grad students. state budget cuts have forced them to hike tuition and two weeks ago they announced ten

campuses would limit under grad admissions for the spring term. >> three people were killed and three more were hurt when a car plunged over the side of a los angeles freeway and fell down to the street below. this happened yesterday near eagle rock. a woman, a man and 11 year old girl were killed there at the scene. two others were critically injured. a six year old girl found on the freeway after being thrown out of the car is in the hospital recovering. in about an hour 28 year old heather howell is due to appear in court. police say she was chasing her exboy friend's motor cycle after they had a fight. her car hit garcia's causing it to flip over and catch fire. she's expected to enter a plea this morning. >> the state likely lo not meet

a dead line for reducing over crowding in prison and that means some inmates will be released early. the state has until friday to identify prisoners who are unlikely to reoffend and be considered candidates for early release. the dead line comes after the u.s. supreme court found over crowding leads to cruel and unusual punishment. efforts to rebuild the san bruno neighborhood will resume this week. the construction comes after the work is halted after august 2 august 2nd when crews clip the gas lines causing 14 homes to be evacuated. >> time now 7:37. the fifth annual outside lions music and arts festival is officially over.

they had stevie wonder to close out last night. an estimated 65,000 concert goers were there each day. there was a lot to hear and see and enjoy sand -- and lots of good food too. >> really good crowd this year. this is my second year. everyone's been really friendly and it's been a good time. >> it wasn't just about fun. they say the festival generated well over $60 million for the city of san francisco. you can go to our website ktvu.com and get the photos and reviews of the outside lions music festival. just click on the outside lands tab. >> all right. raiders fans are getting excited about tonight's preseason home opener.

raiders taking on the dallas cowboys. if you don't have tickets to tonight's game, don't worry. it will be on television. the black out was listed since the game was sold out. >> and the king of tailgaters and his dad are ready for the raiders. sal, we're ready for you. are you going to take care of everybody this morning? >> we are. i'm glad you reminded people. the raider game will have an impact this afternoon. 880 and just plan ahead. a good way to get there is by taking bart. westbound 237 stop and go traffic as you drive through the area. that's not all that bad. it's not that deep as they say. after you pass anchor road it looks good. the toll plaza is backed up to the middle of the parking lot

and the metering lights are on. if you're driving on highway 4 westbound a little slow. bay point in pittsburgh not bad. >> thank you and a very good well hazy for some and foggy for some and clear. there's tropical storms. it's going to be a day where we have big, big differences in temperatures. some light rain in tahoe early this morning. steve sets them off on light showers. big news will be if you're away from the coast it's very, very hot. just had a nice tweet from chloe in west lake and she says the air quality is terrible. it's very warm in the higher elevations. this is a very tough area to fight fires in. upper 70s, low 80s. 55 in clear lake, you're going to start off in the 60s and 70s and end up in the 100th.

humidity 10%-15%. the fire can create its own winds. really hot through the interior. 90s and 100th. 66 and 58. 55 n are apa -- some are cool, some are not. already 80 degrees and be warmer than sunday. looks like this will be the hottest day of the week for those away from the coast. near the coast is nice and cool. temperatures 100's for some, 90s for others. 100 long creek.

san jose downtown 88. fremont 85. 60s on the coast and also in the city. just a tremendous difference in the temperatures here. that will continue into tuesday. it does look cooler. wednesday, thursday, friday, maybe tropical clouds visiting on the weekend. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:41. the oyster company is recalling its oysters. the recall is for the company's chucked and in shell raw oysters. officials say the oysters can be contaminated with a bacteria that can cause stomach issues, head ache, fever and chills. we have a link knot information information -- on the information. you might be able to see a rare sky show today. you can easily see the crescent

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missal destroyer collided with an oil tanker. it happened early yesterday. the navy says the commission left a gaping hole in the side of the destroyer. the cause f it is under investigation. it's not combat related. there's no reports of spills or leaks. >> 7:47. tammy smith is the companies first opening gay general. she attended her opening ceremony at arlington national cemetery and placed a star on her spouse's soldier. this comes a year after the don't ask don't tell policy. it makes her the highest ranking openingly gay member serves in the military. doctors say the 93 year old is alert and experienced.

it's the second hospital stay for him in less than a year. last november he was hospitalized. former congresswoman has moved back home to arizona. here's video of the tucson home. giffords spent the last 19 months recovering in houston after being shot in the head during a meet and greet event. six other people were killed and 12 others wounded. >> the center for disease control says within the last two weeks flu is skyrocketing. 90% of the new cases involve children and many of them are getting infections at state and county fairs. the cases rose to 165 last week from 16 just a week before. people living in north carolina have a big mess to clean up this morning after a

possible tornado. this is the damage. look at this. caused by that storm. people said they saw a funnel cloud just moments before it hit. more than a half dozen homes were damaged and luckily no one was hurt. investigators will be out checking the damage today. some residents of river side county here in california said they saw something you rarely see in southern california, a tornado. people living near the lake said they saw a funnel cloud touchdown near 4:30 yesterday afternoon. strong winds snapped several power poles but it's not clear yet if it was the tornado that caused the damage. >> the summer olympic games came to a close last night. 80,000 faps packed the stadium for the finale which lasted just over three hours.

it included per -- performances from the spice girls. it's the first time they've performed together since 2008. other performers included george michael, lenox and the who. also the olympic flag was handed over to the 2016 summer games. the u.s. earned a total 108 medals. russia took home 82 and a great showing by the whole nation as well, team g. b. great britain 65 medals overall. >> jennifer anniston in love and celebrating her engagement to actor justin thorough. they tell people magazine he popped the question friday. it was his 41st birthday.

they've been dating more than a year. no word on when they plan to actually get married. >> and she's 43 and looks terrific. nine minutes before 8:00. the death toll continues to rise after two powerful earthquakes. why some experts say some things could have been prevented. >> also, the mishap in the indiana state fair on the eve of the tragic anniversary day.

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also pulled ahead of the dark knight rises. hope springs and diary of a whimpy kid dog days rounds out the top five. >> 7:54. it was another mishap at the indiana state fair. a stagecoach sent five people to the hospital including the state fair queen. one person is still in the hospital. a year ago today seven people were killed and nearly 60 others hurt when a stage at the state fair collapsed. >> wow. time now 7:55. sal, how's the toll plaza doing? >> okay. we actually had kind of a break today, a little bit of a break. we'll see if it stays that way. right now it looks nice. there's a little bit of a crowd in some of those lanes but there's a break getting into san francisco. just a reminder tonight there is an oakland raiders game and there will be a lot of traffic

because the game starts at 5:00 and people start show as good up early. it's a sold out game and expected to be well attended. the morning commute with slow traffic. now let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. some fog out there but little high pressure. not going to burn off. you'll have some sun there but 60s mainly around the bay. when you get inland it's going to be hot. light rain this morning. lake county is going to be really hot. upper 70s, low 80s and upper 50s towards the lake. big differences in the temperatures. 60s and 70s to start off and 90s by noon and very low humidity. tough fire fighting conditions

around here. tremendous difference in the high temperatures today between specific and brent road. high pressure today and a little forming off the coast and that's relief starting wednesday. today and tomorrow temperatures warm by the coast. not much changed. looks a little cooler towards tuesday night into wednesday. cool and very hot for some. temperatures anywhere from 60- 105. over by the water, coasting around the bay, 60s and 70s. there could be remaines of tropical clouds moving here. >> thank you. it is 7:57. we have breaking news. serious car crash. we have a news crew heading to the scene now. >> also a fire trying to contain a big wild fire. coming up, we'll bring you to latest on how much damage has

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prospect road -- the crash happened just before 4:00 this morning and the two cars involved may have been racing at the time. we have a news crew on the way to gather more information and we can bring that to you as soon as we get it. >> time now 7:59. developing news. a trying to control a major wild fire. it's zero percent contained and burning near highway 20 and 53. ktvu news is there now with the latest. what they're trying to do to contain those flames, alex. >> reporter: well, crews are doing what they can this

morning to slow the spread of the wild fire burning just east of clear lake this morning. three homes have burned and hundreds more are threatened and really the goal at this point is to stop it from crossing highway 20 which is right where we're standing and crews beyond us are fighting fire with fire. huge flames and what they're doing is walking along this area. a chief telling me crews feel they are forming solid containment lines around a good chunk of the fire. officially, the wild fire is 0% contained this morning. we do expect later on they will announce 25% containment on a fire. it broke out yesterday afternoon just east of clear lake and the junction of highway 20 and 53 and so far, it's charred 3000 acres and

several homes have been lost. now this morning, 480 homes are still threatened in the new long valley community which is just north and east of clear lake. people have been evacuated from that area and the e vac jew wees have been put in a shelter in clear lake and there's a fire also burning in this area and that one's called the walker fire and its charred 2000 acres and 0% contained but not threatening any home, only a resort. as we come back out here live you can see the backfires are errorring on the hillside behind us and this is to burn up all the brush, fuel that could be in the path of this fire and moved forwards our location and along with setting the backfires on the ground, the other effort will be the air attack. they're calling in air tankers and helicopters to make drops on this fire throughout the

morning hoping to gain more ground and get a better handle on the wild fire throughout the day. we'll keep an eye on the situation and be back later on in the morning. we're live, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll keep updating the situation all morning long. we also have a slide show of your viewer photos from both of the wild fires. you can see them on our channel 2 website. you can also send your own photos by e-mail to photos at ktvu.com. firefighters investigating a house fire. this one happened about midnight on # 8th avenue. people inside this house said the smell of smoke woke them up. luckily no one was hurt.

the investigation continues into the cause of the fire. people living in rural parts of california are going to start seeing a new firefighter bill in your mailboxes today. the new fee will help cover the cost of preventing and fighting fires. the bills will be about $150 and will be mailed out al fe with thely by county. one million people are expected to be effected by this new fire fighting fee. >> 8:03. oakland police are investigating three shootings that happened yesterday evening at 5:40 on 18 18th street. the man pronounced dead after being rushed to the hospital and the other man expected to survive. both shot during a shootout between passengers in two cars. oakland police are also investigating another shooting in broad daylight that critically injured a driver. the driver of a honda accord

was headed east around 12:30 yesterday afternoon when his car was hit by gun fire. another man was also injured but both are expected to survive. an east bay treatment center for women trying to overcome drug abuse could be shut down today. they have tried to raise money to pay out this back rent. letters taped to the glass blamed a landlord for not giving them more time to pay. many neighbors support the house but the landlord says he's not received a payment in a year and now the organization owes $30,000. >> we gave her a break based on that but at the same time we have an obligation. >> a lot of people are behind it now. it was doing something good for the community and i feel like it was wrong. >> reporter: other neighbors

support. he's building the only full service grocery store in west oakland. a bay area nonprofit helping those suffering from mental illness is closing. they had been raising money for transitional howsing since 1968. the house took in people with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. declining membership led to the closure. >> sheriff's office serging for a patient that went missing from a psych at rick fa tillty over the weekend. he reportedly walked away from the center on saturday afternoon. authorities say he's on medication and you should not approach him. he's described as an african american man 6' 1 and has short black hear and wearing white shorts and a light colored t- shirt. in our election 2012 coverage dualing presidential

campaign events today in the same state, president obama will campaign in iowa and newly chosen republican vice presidential candidate is also in iowa. coming up for you at 8:15, we'll tell you how both sides were already on the attack. back here at home starting today, amtrak is cutting services in and out of oakland. the capital route will be cut by two trains during the week. one is a train that leaves jack london square at 4:30 in the morning. one is a night train that goes from sacramento to oakland. they're blaming rising fuel cost and cuts in budget. >> 8:07 happening now. work is starting on a four month project to replace san francisco utility lines. the lines are being moved. here's your live pictures from the area where the work is being done.

they need to move power lines to make way for the san francisco central subway project. some people are not happy about the construction. >> for me, it's like to bridge to nowhere. now we're going to have a subway to nowhere. it's going to be one stop and blocking up union square and going to rip up north beach. >> all work will be done monday through friday between 7:00 and 3:30 in the afternoon. hopefully it will make things better when it's done. >> time now 8:07. sal, last time we saw the toll plaza, it didn't look that bad. >> part of it is people aren't getting up to it. there are parts in oakland slow and now more people are getting through. it's not quiet as good as it was last time. not a huge delay, just could be a lot worse certainly getting into san francisco. 880 north bound is doing well.

just before there, north bound 880, there's been a crash and a lot of slow traffic heading from hay ward up to about 238. i don't want to miss lead you here. i want to talk about 680 getting slower and 80 frequentway westbound we're getting a little bit of slowing as you drive into richmond. we mentioned the slow traffic i talked about south bound 880 is slow from 238 in pockets into frequent hasn't. 8:08, here's steve. >> this fog is really, really down there. it's not going to make any impact whatsoever. just follow your car thermometer. you can go from 59-60 to 104-

104-105. kirk sent me a picture, every english teacher just killed over, picture, excuse me. also the smoke and haze in chloe is getting scary. it's smoky and visibility isn't great. it's going to be tough fire fighting. the temperatures are in the 7 7th 0th and 80s. some of the remote sites are not showing much in the way of a breeze but it's going to be really hot up there. temperatures in the 90s by noon and anywhere from 100-110. let's hope the breeze stays down. humidity is going to be very, very low. 50s, 60s by the coast. i mean, it's just 45-50-degree spread. when you only see west, south west travel at 126789 it's not going to help. they're going to be hotter

today. there's a little pop towards that stuff. 68 at livermore. 50s for some already near 70 for others. looks like today we maximum out with the high pressure system and temperatures inland will come up. so morning fog, boy i'll tell you that's shallow but it's right there on the coast. 50s, 60s there. 101 conquer. 102 danville. 70 burdkley. the rest of the coast stuck in the 60s. 70s and low to mid-80s on the peninsula. redwood city very much. high again in the interior

tuesday. wednesday, thursday, friday could be tropical clouds coming in on the weekend. >> thank you, steve. a vigil for a teenager killed in hawaii. what witnesses say about the man accused of killing her and why his girl friend was arrested. >> plus workers on interstate 15 were very, very lucky. [ thunder crashes ]

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we have some fog out there. only the coast gets in on cool

weather. the bay isn't bad. inland is going to be hot today. temperatures 90s to 100. speaking of 100th in lake county. 104-105, 108 degrees. 105-110. low humidity is perfect fuel for the fire. conditions around clear lake itself. if you're heading out that way, be advised it's a tough situation. >> all right. thank you, steve. firefighters are also battling wild fires in eastern county. officials say the jawbone complex wild fires burn more than 1900 acres since the thunderstorms sparked it friday afternoon. the fire is the largest fire in the complex with 5300 acres. all the fires are 10%

contained. two firefighters were killed battling a wild fire in spain. both died from injuries sustained while fighting a fire. another fear has forced the e vac juration of 5000 people from an island off the north west coast of africa. >> time now 8:15. in election news, newly named paul ryan is in iowa this morning. it's his first full day on the campaign trail. we're live in the washington d.c. room to tell us more, scott. >> yeah, paul ryan a load on the campaign trail but not the only one in iowa. at the state fair this afternoon, president obama is also in iowa. an appearance today and a clear sign this is a clear swing state in november. congressman ryan already aggressively challenging president obama on the economy

and democrats challenging mr. ryan's controversial plan that overhalls plans. >> he recognizes that there are honest differences between honest people. he looks to find ways to bring people together. he's come up with ideas that are very different to the president. >> i welcome him to the race. congressman ryan is a descent man, he is a family man. he's an articulate spokesman for governor romney, but it's a vision that i fundamentally disagree with. >> just a few moments ago he was telling an iowa crowd they must challenge ryan about a stalled farmville. life in washington, scott

mcfarland. >> 8:17. isreal says diplomatic nuclear talks with iran are dead and the international community should declare it. this follows reports suggesting that they're closer to ordering military action against iran. the new york times reports that he's deputy foreign minister and wants the five permanent members to declare negotiations of failure so that it's clear all options have been explored. an attack by a hacker has shut down the wikleaks website. the hacker has been sundaying the site bogus traffic from thousands of internet addresses at ten gigabytes per second. >> time now 8:18. new this morning, the voir dire can says the pope's former butler will go on trial for

leaking confidential documents. he could get up to six years in prison. he's suspected of leaking the documents. a trial could begin as soon as september. back in this country penn state's board of trustees supports top sanctions handed down after the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. yesterday, more than two dozen board members said they supported the university president's aacceptance of the ncaa penalties. some of the sanctions include a 16 million-dollar fine, also invalidating more than 100 of the football team's victory. >> 819 tim. new york city police identify the man shot and killed by police in times square. they said they were forced to shoot on saturday when kennedy threatened them with a knife and refused to drop it even after being pepper sprayed.

they approached him because he appeared to be smoking marijuana. dozens of firefighters practice how to fight a high-rise fire over the weekend. they participated in two high- rise emergency fields. a fake alarm fire was staged with the help of a smoke machine and volunteers play the part of injured victims. >> our time now 819 tim testimony. a 20 year old man facing homicide charges accused of causing the death of a teenager. yesterday family members and friends held this vigil remembers 15 year old kristin killed on august 5th while riding a jet ski in hawaii. witnesses say the driver of another jet ski was standing up and speeding when he hit him. he's scheduled to appear in court tomorrow with charges of third degree negligent homicide. >> i feel that justice is working and being served.

again, it won't bring our chrissy back but i feel the wheels of justice are turning in the right direction. >> his girl friend was arrested for lenderring prosecution. she told police he was sitting down and driving slow when the incident occurred. >> 8:20. they're investigating a fiery crash that killed two people and seriously injured a third. the crash involved three cars early yesterday morning on south bound interstate at the crow canyon road exit. one of the cars started leaking gas and bursts into flames. none of the construction workers were hurt. a woman was killed in a roll over crash on 780. it happened yesterday morning near the military off ramp. the woman was the only person in the van. the van was speeding but the cause of the crash is still under investigate --

investigation. >> how the u.s. is increasing support for the victims there plus there's a call to restrict syria's air force.

it is 8:24. the violence in syria shows no signs of slowing. valiry will travel there tomorrow. she will reportedly discuss how to increase health for the 2

million people effected by the conflict. over the weekend hillery clinton announced $5.5 million in aid to help those displaced. the u.s. senator john mccain says the u.s. need to do more. >> i think that it's time that and it's not too late for them to step forward. they need to bring these massacres and boarders to a halt. >> in the meantime, the leader is calling for the international community to force a no fly zone. he says a serious air force is bombing the city ands and they need new protection. >> let's go to sal. a lot happening on the road. >> it is. let's go outside and talk about 680. kind of slow this morning.

also, we're looking at the traffic on some of the live pictures. this morning if you're driving in san francisco driving alone north bound 104 you'll see slow traffic. 8:25. -- 8:25, let's go to steve. >> it's not going anywhere. temperatures stay in the 50s and 60s. hazy sunshine. it's already starting to burn off thunderstorm activity. tough conditions. you're in the 80s. look at the observations. some of the remote sites already in the 80s.

it's going to be 105-110 today. let's hope the wind stays down. the fire does create its own. low humidity and hot temperatures. hot temperatures inland. there's already some signs. some of the higher elevations, livermore will be 70 soon. 50s and 60s for many and temperatures there don't go far. inland, they're out of the game fast and it's going to be hot. some morning fog right bay the coast. cool for some, very hot for others. it's 60s so 104-105. west coast invited me out to the sidewalk today. i said no thank you. i rearranged my sock drawer. we had tuesday hot inland and here comes a cool down wednesday, thursday, friday. believe it or not if you have tropical clouds over the weekend. >> very interesting. time now 8:27. the surprising discovery that led to the arrest of two

students from the marathon academy. >> it's the next step in the investigation at the chevron's refinery here in richmond. what a new team of investigators plan to focus on today.

we'll take you life back on the scene. sal is out there and we'll get more on the efforts to get this under control and bring you the latest. also happening special investigators are getting their first look at the unit where the fire of the chevron refinery in richmond started. ktvu is there with more on what the investigators is saying with cause on the fire. >> a team of investigators have been here at the refinery but today another structural and safety engineers are supposed to be coming at the site as well. they're supposed to be arriving but they're scheduled to start their portion of the

investigation. their plan for today if they are determined it is safe enough they will be going into refinery unit number four. investigators want to take a closer look at an eight inch pipe on the unit and examine whether it may have been corroded. that pipe started to leak releasing a vapor cloud which sparked the cloud. more than a dozen refinery workers avoided serious injury or death. they did a safety check during november and during the check they discovered a pipe was corroded and that pipe was replaced but the eight inch pipe connected to it was not. that's the pipe that failed and started monday's fire. >> that's the question that we still need to look into. they were continuing. we have three teams working at the refinery and we hope to

understand the decisions that were made. >> reporter: investigators plan to take photos of the pipe. the pipe will eventually be removed and sent to a lab for additional testing. a spokesman said they will take anywhere from one to several weeks for them to complete their work. live ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks. it is coming up on 8:33. two students from the academy were arrested. on saturday, someone called police and said two people were shooting at trash cans in a backyard on florida street. when police arrived they found a cash of high powered guns along with components for making pipe bombs. two men were arrested on charges that included --

>> the evening commute may be effected. demonstrators said they will be planning a protest at the food station. this comes a year after bart shut down wireless cell phone service to stop demonstrations over a shooting. protesters held every monday for two months. today's planned protest is set to begin at 5:00 this evening. a legal battle over the multimillion dollar estate goes back to court today. he died in april over an accidental alcohol overdoze. his girl friend claims kinkade wrote two notes leaving her his mansion and 10 millions dollars. his estranged wife is disputing that. today's hearing will focus on who will control the state while a trial was determined. schools have been instructed

not to admit california graduate students for the spring 2013 determine. restrictions will be placed on accepting nongraduate students who will pay higher fees. the san jose report says some school departments decided not to accept out of state grad students not to protest that demanding. ten campuses will limit under grad admissions for spring 2013. >> three people killed and three more injured when a car plunged over the side of a freeway and fell on a street below. it happened yesterday on state route 134 near egg l rock. a woman and man and 11 year old girl died at the at the scene. a six year old girl was found on the freeway after being thrown from a car is recovering from the hospital. in the next 24 minutes heather is going to face in court.

she caused an accident who killed jesse garcia. she was chasing her exboy friend's motor cycle after the two had a fight. howell is expected to enter a plea this morning. three people recovering after their boat crashed in the rocks and the delta. the crash happened last night around 6:00 near bethel island. medical workers are not releasing the names of the victims or anymore details about their condition. >> time now 8:36. the state probably will not meet a dead line for reducing over crowding in prison and that means some inmates could be released early. the state has until friday to identify prisoners who are not likely to reoffend and could be considered candidates for early release. the dead lines comes after u.s. supreme court found over

crowding. the efforts to rebuild the neighborhood that was leveled by a 2010 explosion resumes this week. the construction comes after work had to be halted august 2 august 2nd when crews clipped a gas line causing 14 homes to be evacuated. the contractor agrees to impose additional safety measures including holding safety meetings every day. >> 8:36, raiders fans starting to get excited about the preseason opener. the raiders will take on the dallas cowboys and check off is at 5:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. yesterday fans got to meet players. if you don't have tickets to the game don't worry. you will be able to watch it on television. the black out was lifted since the game was sold out. we mentioned they will have the impact on traffic in and around

the coliseum. >> you're way ahead of them. >> people start showing up early. you open up the gates and people show up and you might hopefully what will happen is it will be gradual but you will see some delays this afternoon, i'm thinking near the coliseum. best way to get to the game is to get on. let's go outside and take a look at 237. you have an accident and it did make things worse. remember, things had to be improving here. now there's a bit of a back up in this area. watch for that. also, the morning commute at the toll plaza has completely lightened up. it is good getting into the city with no major problems. if you are driving on 580, we have slower traffic. i drew the arrow, at one point that was all red. now you can see things are a little bit better according to the road sensors.

8:38. >> thank you, sal. we do have a little bit of fog around the bay. there's a lot of fog on the coast. inland, it's hazy and going to be hot for some smoky, hazy and hot. a few showers in the nevada. possibility again today from bridge port to tahoe. temperatures are already in the 80s for some of the remote weather sites. these are kind of remote territory there. a very tough firefighter terrain. 70s to start. 90s by noon and anywhere from 102 to 110 today depending on where you are. it will be hot. temperatures also hot. some of the higher elevations rank 5 degrees hotter than sunday. by the coast it won't matter.

50s and 60s there. we're starting off near 70 for some and low 50s for some. some of the tropical cloud cover there. we'll start to see somewhat of a cooling trend tomorrow but i think it will be wednesday before some inland areas see it. 2-6 degrees warmer away from the coast. morning fog stays really close to the beach today. a light breeze. it's not much. 60s to 103. san jose, 93. nevada 92. 101 concord. 72 oakland. 70 burdley. over by reed hill will be 94, 95. 101 gill road. 73 san bruno and 64 in the city. not much change inland tuesday and it does look cooler. a lot of low clouds will be regrouping. that same low which gives it the cool down might pop in

tropical clouds by the weekend. >> thank you, steve. 20 minutes before 9:00. the fifth annual outside lands music and arts festival is officially over. a legendary stevie wonder -- there was lots of beverages and mouth watering food. >> we did grilled corn with lime and a little bit of lam. >> everyone's friendly and it's been a good time. >> and it's not just about fun, organizers say the outside land festival has generated well over $60 million for san francisco. let's go to ktvu.com for photos and reviews. just click on the outside lands

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evidence piles up a global economic slow down dragging across asia. the region's economic strength -- taking a live look, the dow down 77, the nasdaq down 14 and s and p down six. electronic art says it will always make boxed video games but the day that digital downloads outsell traditional games is coming and coming soon. ea which bakes battlefield, star wars, expects that to happen in the next few years. now electronic art says it will focus more on social and casual gamers. we are following breaking news of a car crash into a home.

we are live and just areceived at the scene as process -- we don't have, we haven't established a signal yet but we'll do that as soon as we can. a crash, a house, a car into a house and we will have a live update from that coming up shortly. >> time now 8:45. we'll bring up the date on some of the top stories we're following now. an oakland women's shelter is facing addiction. the serenity house the oakland will be evicted unless it can pay $12,000 in back rent. this shelter has been around for 17 years and treats up to 105 women a day. also, they help women who have been victims of abuse. >> we're also still following news, the big story out of lake county. a big wild fire is burning near the intersection of highway's 20 and 53.

we're we're looking at these pictures. they have burned 3000 acres. ktvu has been on this since about 4:30 this morning. alex. >> reporter: well, hundreds of firefighters on the front lines and resources are coming in from all over. we just saw a fire and these crews out here today will be facing hot, dry conditions as they try to get a handle on the fire. the goal here is to try and keep the flames from spreading across highway 20. that's why they've intentionally burned out a big chunk of the hillside as you can see. they've been setting the backfires for the past area in this area. they are essentially trying to burn up the fuel in the path of the fire. the chief told that the fire is

contained some but they expect 25% containment some time this morning. just east of clear lake it has charred 3000 acres and burned three homes. another 480 homes remained threatened in the new long valley community. people have been evacuated from the area and put up in a shelter in clear lake this morning. at the same time there was a second fire burning nearby, that's the walker fire that's charred 2000 acres. at this point it's zero percent contained. no homes are threatened with that particular fire because it's burning in such a remote area. as we come back out live, i want to point out another issue that firefighters are having to contend here with this morning. pg and e, a spokeswoman i talk to this morning tells me there

are two major transmission lines that run right through the fire zone. of course, for safety reasons those two lines have been shut down and yet as you can see over here, crews are on scene along with firefighters and those crews a short time from now are going to inspect those two lines and make sure they're not damaged and hoping there won't be an impact to customers here in this area. obviously, the ground fight continues and continue to set fires in the area and keep the flames from jumping here across highway 20. in addition, the expectation is according to the chief the attack will continue in the air. they have several tankers and the water dropping helicopter that will be coming up and making drops in the wild fire this morning. the fires still remain unclear this morning. we're live ktvu channel 2 news.

>> all right. we'll continue to follow this throughout the day for you. we also have a slide show of the viewer photos from both of the wild fires. you can see them at ktvu.com. you can also send your own photos by e-mails them to photos at ktvu.com. >> 8:49. once again we're following breaks news of a car and we re- established our signal. he joins us live to show us the damage. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning. it's one of those things you have to see to believe. let me show you here. the cars coming along here took out the guard rail and all the shrubbery and also told me that there was a bolder sitting in front of the house. let me show you where the boulder went. it went inside right there into the garage. you can see there's a huge hole right there into the garage.

you can see both cars. one car is inside the house. one is inside and the other crumpled up underneath it. officers say alcohol may be involved and both were taken to a local hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. once they are out of the hospital, we are told now by the sheriff's department they will be charged with felony dui and wreckless driving. once again you look at the pictures and part of the house taken out. we weren't told it was both houses. thankfully they were okay. for the most part one car on top of the other one and still  a car inside the house. not sure how long this will be out here. luckily no one was seriously injured.

definitely at noon and on the website we'll keep you up updated. >> time now 8:51. more than 30,000 acres burning. it started july 29th. it's forcing to e vac jew weigh of people from rush creek. more than 600 buildings are threatened and most of them homes. so far it's only 12% contained. firefighters -- firefighters hope to have it fully contained by the end of the month. dozens of people back at home after a fire burning north east started e vac jurations.

a firefighter has died while working a wild fire in idaho. >> it is eight minutes before 9:00. egypt's new president just told the staff to retire. they also removed the commander at the egyptian navy, air defense and air force. he has been trying to -- an al- qaeda group in iraq is claiming responsibility for bombing on anjanette flowers tie terrorism unit in central baghdad two weeks ago. the group says it killed 70 people in the aat thatting.

iraqi security and medical officials say 21 people were killed. the group also claimed responsibility for 27 shootings and other attacks between june and july. >> a popular marker manufacture is launching a recycling program thanks to the efforts of students. this morning the ceo threw here from florida to meet students from spring valley elementary school. this comes after students at the school started an online submission to recycle markers. >> this just compliments what we've been trying to do for many years and take it from the product life cycle from making the product all the way to the children using the products and when they're done we want them back. >> way to go. he says they'll immediately begin a 100% popular program.

then they'll expand the program. >> it's 8:54 and we'll be right back. release me, momigus!

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plus calcium and fiber kids need. 8:57. one more look at the crash. let's go to sal for an update. >> i want to show you a picture of these cars that end up on top of each other in a house.

apparently police say that the two people driving the car were racing and these cars ended up inside the residents or just outside the residents and the people were hurt and sent to the hospital but as paul told us a little while ago as people driving the cars will be arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence. >> 70s on the coast and 60s cool. >> yeah. all right. that will do it for us. thanks for watching everyone. have a good day. have you ever roller-skied before? yes no when? you don't know everything that i have done. salesman: oh, well, it's wife: well really easy. tell me... [ting] ♪