according to the fire captain on scene. the quantity of rubbing alcohol inside the bottles was a league at quantity. new information -- lethal quantity. new information on the intentional poisoning at a bay area starbucks. it's the top story. a woman who allegedly laced drinks at starbucks with poison is now being charged with attempted murder. we have new information on the

story this noontime. janine de la vega is live from that starbucks to tell us how starbucks is reacting and what's happening to the police investigation. janine? >> reporter: tori, this was the brand of orange juice tampered with. i bought this bottle at a different starbucks location. that's because all of the bottles here of evolution osh juice have been removed. customers were disturbed here at the starbucks that someone purposely poisoned the orange juice. >> i don't buy jews normally but suppose i did and i drank it. >> reporter: police say this woman, ramineh behbehanian, took two bottles off the shelf of the juice and put two in she had in her bag. she quickly left the store. employees examined the boddles

-- examined the bottles and the fire department and police department arrived. >> the reith dosage was lethal -- dosage was lethal. >> reporter: police found her four miles away at a home and arrested her. neighbors think ramineh behbehanian that lives alone and warned her about mail thefts in the neighborhood earlier in the day. police say she doesn't have a criminal record and are still investigating a motive. >> we don't know if she's done this before. we have no reason to believe there are other copfy shops with similar dangers. >> reporter: a starbucks spokesperson said they've advised all of the starbucks in the area to check the bottle to make sure the seal has not been broken or none of them have been tampered with.

we'll have much more on the investigation coming up at 5:00. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. in california's gold country this noontime, the manhunt continues for the killer of a little girl. 8-year-old leila fouler was stabbed to death in her home in calaveras county. ken wayne is live from the girl ally school where classmates and teachers are planning a special tribute tonight. good afternoon, ken. >> reporter: good afternoon. there's gonna be a candlelight vigil here at the school at 7:00. you look over my shoulder. you can see school is in session -- school is in session. the flag is at half-half at the school. 610 -- at half-staff at the school. 610 students attend her. 92 children were kept home by their parents. things appear to be slowly returning to normal even though there's still a law enforcement presence here. parents seem to be holding onto their children a little bit tighter today and school officials say they are doing

what they can to get through this crisis. >> we've lost students to illness, suicide, car accidents but nothing this senseless, tragic and shocking, given the nature of the homicide and i think what adds to it the assailant is still at charge. >> we're a down of 7,000. we don't even lock our doors. all of that has changed. in fact, we were out of town and our next door neighbor came and knocked our house up while we were gone. >> reporter: leila's parents, barney fowler and crystal walters did not speak at a news conference last night outside of the sheriff's department, but they may speak tonight. sheriff officials have not named a suspect but they've been talking to registered sex offenders. >> members of the police department and the probation department have nearly completed contacted and in many

cases searched all known registered sex offenders and parolees in the area where this crime took place. >> reporter: you are looking at a live picture of the main quad area past that little golf cart vehicle. that's where the candlelight vigil will be held here tonight at 7:00. we're expecting quite a large turnout from people in this community. we're still devastated by what happened. the manhunt continues. we're still waiting to hear from callie ver ras county -- callie ver ras county -- calaveras county officials. ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >> lanes of 280 have reopened in daly city after a fatal crash made a mess of the morning commute. the crash was first reported at 8:10 and briefly blocked lanes north of the interchange. the chp says one person was killed in the single car crash.

newschopper2 showed the back upthat stretched into south san francisco and slowed traffic on southbound 280. good afternoon to you. we've got warm, dry weather and eventually turning windy. with that we face fire concerns. for the afternoon giving you a look at the advisory. those shades in red are the north and east bay hills where i do expect winds will eventually gust to 50 even 60 miles per hour. i do expect them to be at the strongest in the overnight hours. the advisory starts this afternoon at 6:00 and will last until wednesday afternoon. so we have very dry conditions and the windy conditions again really creating that fire danger a little bit later today. i also want to mention, a wind advisory, that actually started this morning. it will last until tomorrow afternoon. driving along i-80 you will have difficulty, the winds i'm seeing in fairfield, about 20

miles an hour. i expect they will pick up in the afternoon. 40-mile-an-hour gusts expected through areas like vallejo, benicia is going to be a windy one for today. that means it could be a tough day for our allergy sufferers. that to keep in mind. the red flag warning, lasting into tomorrow. more on that information. the system associated with this wind event also gonna drop the temperatures a bit for today. i will have the numbers coming up. thank you, rosemary. oakland police say an 18- year-old richmond man was killed in a drive-by shooting last night at parker and macarthur boulevard just before 10:00. stray bullets also hit an ac transit bus, another vehicle and a few homes but no one else was injured. the coroner has not released the name of the victim. the investigators are offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. police shook a man in

custody after a shot spotter system traced a home and officers say they were doing target practice and shooting at cans. one bullet hit a neighbor's home. no one was hurt. it's not clear if they face charges. it happened around 7:30. an oregon man is under arrest accused of two carjackings in marin and sonoma county. police arrested him last night at the bon air shopping center in greenbrae. they say they found several hundred bullets, a loaded rifle and six 30-round mag steins -- magazines. he reportedly pointed a loaded rifle at a woman's head before the carjacking. we spoke to -- we spoke to her. >> the whole time, i was like i can't believe no one is walking close enough to me to ask for help. >> according to investigators, he was trying to get to the russian consulate in san francisco where he was planning

to seek asylum. president obama confirmed there's some evidence that syria has used chemical weapons against its own people. sal castanedo joins us live with mr. obama's warning to the president of syria. sal? >> good afternoon, tori. the president continues his tough talk toward the government of syria and president bash arail asad -- bashar assad. u.s. and u.n. regulators suspect syria has used a small amount of gas. today the president sauled this a game changer not only for the united states but for the entire international community. >> when you use these kinds of weapons, you have the potential

of killing massive numbers of people in the most inhumane way hospital. and the proliferation risks are so significant that we don't want that jeanne out of the bottle. >> the president and the administration said no action would be taken until it's confirmed that syria has used chemical weapons. the government of syria has charged the rebels of using the chemical weapon weapon -- weapons. president obama today said he will not proceed with any action until he knows more of what happened. >> when i'm making decisions about america's national security and the potential for taking additional actions in response to chemical weapon use, i've gotta make sure i have the facts. >> today aannouncement comes -- today announcement comes -- today's announcement comes

about syrian sites. when asked that the president said he's still reviewing his options. sal castanedo. also today, mr. obama said rejected -- rejected criticism that the fbi did not do enough when the russian government asked it to investigate suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. the fbi said it did interview tamerlan tsarnaev at the time but found no evidence he was involved in radical activity. in the meantime, agents are reportedly analyze ig the dna of tamerlan tsarnaev's widow. this after female dna was found on at least one of the pressure cooker bombs that blew up at the boston marathon two weeks ago. leave your backpacks and large bags at home. the security changes are in response to the boston marathon bombings where bombs were hidden in backpacks. and security staff will be

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this warriors' playoff push has been moved to -- the warriors' playoff push has been moved to denver. fred ingles is live in denver with more. fred? >> reporter: well, tori, it's windy and a storm is brewing here tonight. they expect snow but that's a good thing considering the warriors are going to play inside here. the pepsi arena. it's really a surprise the warriors did not hold a shootout and there was no media availability for golden state. but denver held a light 30- minute tuneup at the pepsi center. and this is a team, the nuggets who had an nba best 38-3 home record. but it was the warriors who snapped the nuggets streak last week and took control of the series with two big wins in oakland.

>> they played very cocky at home. that's what we need to do at home. we're capable. >> at the d the day, i just got some great shooters. that's what these guys are. it's nothing new. they've been that way from day one. my young guys continue to bet better and it continue -- get better and it continues to. >> reporter: that was coach mark jackson yesterday. mark jackson doing a great job, leading this young inexperienced warriors' team in his second year as a basketball coach at any level -- any left. you can expect it to get more physical. the warriors don't seem to find that, they can play any way the numberrettes want to shuffle the -- nuggets want to shuffle

the cards, if you will. a live report at 10:00. fred ingles, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, fred. well, there are some oakland as fans probably tired today after the team's record- setting game last night which actually ended early this morning. >> he has struck out four times. >> deep to right. this may do it. it is gone! [ cheers ] >> fans who stuck around got to go home after this brandon moss home run. he hit it at 1:40 this morning, giving the as the 10-8 win. the two teams were on the field for 6 hours and 32 minutes. that makes this the -- that makes this the longest game in as history. blame. an updated parking proposal for polk street in san

francisco exclude bike lanes. that's upsetting some cyclists. earlier this year, the san francisco municipal transportation agency proposed reducing parking along polk street to give more room for bibles. but this caused an uproar among residents and merchants. tonight, the agency will hold an openhouse meeting on the revisions to the improvement project. the san francisco food bank is busy distributing this year's big shipment of fresh produce. 20,000 pounds of strawberries arrived and 40,000 pounds of fresh corn came in later. farmers donate produce for pennys on the dollar. >> we've always been about cans and food drive. we can't really rely on that. we know that people's health lelies on fresh food. the food will be distributed to

churches and other areas. lettuce, spinach, bell peppers and watermelon will be coming in. a sunny, breezy day is on the way. it could be already a little breezy outside your doors. the winds will strengthen as we get into the afternoon. a live look there at the bay bridge and into san francisco. good to moderate air quality for today and again dealing with a red flag warning for the hills. when i say that, i want to say there will be many of us that won't get a lot of wind, you will be thinking what is she talking about? i will show new a moment satellite radar, a few high clouds passing through. this associated with the system that's partly responsible for those winds that are coming our way and already kicking up in and around the delta and the carquinez straight. here's the ridge of high pressure. to the east, we have a trough. it's killing in right about utah. the -- digging in right about utah. the pressure gradient, right here. we are looking at wind increasing into the afternoon. if you are going to the valley

today, the sacramento valley, there's a wind advisory already in place. that system in -- moving into utah also responsible for a little bit of a cooldown. temperatures aren't going to be as warm as yesterday, still well above average. just not as warm in most cases. again it's going to bring that red flag warning to the north and east bay hills, starting at 6:00 and will last until tomorrow. the wind advisory is already in place for the straight as well as the delta. i think the winds are picking up in the afternoon. the gusts are expected to reach 40 and the models are showing that it -- it will come later today around the bay area, not bad, mountain view, 14 miles an hour. oakland reported 6. it's in the hills where the winds will really be howling later tonight and into the overnight hours. those winds are strong enough to perhaps bring down trees maybe power lines. just a good idea to be alert.

77 in novato right now. 78 for santa rosa. 77 walnut creek. upper 60s to near 70 degrees around the bay area. these numbers several degrees before 24 hours ago. your afternoon highs won't be as warm either. 85 in santa rosa. 74 in berkeley. upper 70s in oakland. low 70s in san francisco. 81 in san jose. 86 for morgan hill. we're taking a dip today with our temperatures but tomorrow the heat will be back on and this warming trend is going to continue thursday, friday still look to be perhaps the warmest days with the coast even reaching up 70s -- upper 70s to near 80. could see records on thursday and friday. slightly cooler on saturday and then another drop will come on sunday. >> thank you. >> you got it. the beach in marin county will close for a few minutes. the marin independent journal reports the beach's parking lot and restrooms will be replaced over the summer. the work should be completed by

november. it's part of a larger project to restore a fresh water lagoon and reduce flooding. ahead -- why consumers are feeling better about the economy. you can watch all of our newscasts live by downloading the app. you will also get drive time traffic, video of breaking news any time anywhere.

trading is quiet. later this week, investmenters will hear from the federal reserve and the european central bank. plus get the u.s. monthly job report. right now, the dow is currently up 2. the nasdaq is also up 14 and the s&p on course to close at another record high. right now it's up 1. a new survey released today finds u.s. consumer confidence jumped this month. the conference board index increased to a reading just over 68 in april. last month, it was 61.9. economists say the increase was helped by a better outlook ply the -- by the job market. now to contra costa county where right now dozens of veterans have their resumes in hand for a job fair. it's called hiring our heroes specifically for veterans and military spouses. it's being held at the marriott hotel. more than 30 employers including the san francisco,

walnut creek and santa clara police department set up booths. >> we feel the veterans can bring a lot on to our department should they be brought on. they have the displin and training that the department can use -- discipline and training that the department can use. >> hiring our heroes has been able to help more than 100,000 vets and spouses land jobs. in marin county, a teenager who fell down into a ventilation shaft and broke his arm may face charges. the marin independent journal reports the 16-year-old boy fell 35 feet into an old military bunker yesterday. firefighters rescued him by cutting through a steel barricade. investigators now say the teenager was trying to break into the bunker and he may now face charges of disorderly conduct, distraction of government property and -- destruction of government property and trespassing.

tonight at 5:00, warnings about fire danger in several bay area counties. we'll show you precautions being taken and just how dry conditions are right now in the bay area. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we are always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a great day. [ male announcer ] a north atlantic lobster tail alongside a tender sirloin steak. it's sizzler's steak and lobster sensation

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