you will see temperatures in the mid 80s. temperatures increase as well tomorrow and that does not help fire conditions at all. the grasses are starting to dry out there. you look at the mountains joni, and starting to turn brown, is it? >> it is t the big deal is the green grasses are turning brown very rapidly. now to compare to three years ago of the conditions here right now are said to be even more dangerous. >> in this neighborhood i found a man who knows how easily it can happen. >> about this time of the year about years ago accidently started add fire. >> i spoke with fire weather expert today who says we are headed right now to the

most dangerous fire decade because of dry grasses. this grass shows fuel moistures through july. blue current drying of the last few weeks today and today drier than the driest in 20 years. >> humidity is going to be low and winds are going to be coming up. the winds are coming from the north. >> in the bay area except for san francisco but everywhere people should be caution, fire officials want everybody to be fire smart now and for the next several months. reporting live, john, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can get the latest weather conditions, any time and anywhere where on the app of ktvu. there is developing news of

the foothills where a man arrested of connection of a violent kidnapping. 44-year-old jason was arrested in mraser ville just after 8 this morning. he broke in an apartment where he tried to grab patricia the 15 month old. other family members hid in the other room and called 911. >> police are using dna evidence to figure out if that man was connected to the 8-year-old that was killed in calaveras county. ken. >> >> reporter: frank >> reporter: still a lot of people don't know about the arrest. those that know about it hesitant to make the connection. everyone here is hope full that this ordeal is going to come to some kind of conclusion soon. you can see behind me a

lot of people are gather here at the lynne elementary school, this is where leila fowler went to school and where she attended the third grade. her parents are here. there will be a moment of silence and prayers and speeches by paster and candle lighting as music is played from leila's favorite music group. >> i did, i get to speak with them a little bit today. they seem to be doing as well as can be expected. and thankful for what the community has done for them and they want to make sure that they understand how thankful they are for this tragedy. >> reporter: people are handing out

candles as they passing through the check in area of the school. on the side of the school they'll be tieing ribbons on the opposite side of the field and t:30 that's when they gather and start to hear a little bit about leila and especially her classmates and the candle light visual and gather here to remember the 8-year-old who is stabbed to death at her own home. the group known as a's called tonight's meeting. they're also calling for more programs for young people, that meeting starts 7:00 tonight. a new partnership in san francisco hoping to reach out to victims

of violence by providing a safe sang ware both physically and legally. it allows the da's office to help victims report the crime while the foundation will give them access to help and recovery. >> we know that healing requires access to services. >> woman, some women don't report violence because of their own probation and warrants. and now the da's office can clear up the issue. and, also to help aggression issues. 11-year-old boy who was injured from the boston bombing is actually home tonight. we spoke with the mother as they

were on their way home this afternoon. john. >> reporter: they hope the media will give te until they hold a new conference. the 12-year-old was hurt in the bombing as his mother finished the marathon on april 15th. he still has 100 staples in his leg and has been in the hospital since april 15th. he also return to the site of the bombing. just after returning this afternoon, his parents told me aaron should make a full recovery. >> he's going to take some time to work out and physically, mentally it is there is a lot that's on his shoulders for a 12-year-old kid and going through what he went threw and what he saw.

>> understanding or feeling like he deserves it. >> his parents say it is still unclear when he's returning in school. >> aaron turns 12-year-old tomorrow and his friends told me that he wanted to wake up in his on bed on his birthday. >> you can see hern on the left hand side of the screen. and bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev and the bomb are circled on the right. today president obama answered questions about the bombing investigation. the president said based on what he has seen so far the fbi and department of homeland security both performed their duties.

he also said russia's authorities are being he helpful. government sources also saying there is preliminary discussions. ktvu crews spent the day trying to get answers. but, at every turn we are shutdown as we try to find out how much private money, private sport sports teams owe the public. although the a's dispute some, the baseball company last week broke off all negotiations with the publicly owed coliseum. in one case escorted us out of

the public building when we requested more public documents. the law was passed 20 years ago. when someone sells the business. after years of legal wrangling that law was found unconstitutional last year. some businesses now owed taxes for the past four years, the total can reach up to $120 million. >> assess them fine and interests against that fine for breaking the law for five years. a popular bay area grocery chain is taking a stand. the letter asks lawmaker

to create a pass to legal status for immigrants. a spoke person says this issue is important for its customers. >> we can make a huge difference for so many people. this directly impacts the diverse immigrant community that we serve. they hope to reach a thousand letters. workers say sk fiesed for the city -- >> there maybe some areas where they can get the money. for the last seven years who have done nothing but taking cuts and furloughs and lost homes. >> we'll have an update coming up tonight on this demonstration on the 10:00 news.

both sides are set to go back to the bargaining table tomorrow. a woman accused of planting a chemical cocktail at a starbucks. also, extra time to bond with your baby, the bay area.com double l down on the maternity leave and the additional perks they're offering parents.

>> a woman allegedly left poison juice at a starbucks in san jose now faced for charges. police say customers spotted her allegedly placing two bottle

of juice inside the refrigerator case yesterday. it is a combination of juice and rubbing alcohol. >> according to the fire captain on the scene, the quantity of the rubbing alcohol inside the bottles was a lethal quantity in both bottles. >> the motives are a mystery police a former president and a parent - parent -- police say 31-year-old alyssa is is -- investigators also say she has admitted to a portion of the test. that pto raises money for the fremont middle school, she has been president of the organization since november.

new at 6 ktvu news paul chamber is live now where a warning has gone out for businesses and workers. >> reporter: they begin to board up their wi. last time there was a major protests and every single window of this building is smashed. >> the city officials in oakland are preparing for the wednesday may day event. >> however, we are really only aware of one permitted activity that has been completely peace full in the years passed. >> we are in the office getting ready for the march. >> and singing, both will be use in the may day protest in oakland where 500

people is expected to attend. >> i am going to be next to my mom and then we are going to be like singing the songs. >> police expects most of tomorrow's pro test to be peace full. however, officials are too familiar with last year's event. that's why officers say they learned from the past and they'll be ready tomorrow. >> unfortunately, in years past and events past we have had isolated event of vand lism and things of that nature. that's why we'll have additional staff on hands. >> reporter: city officials are urging businesses not to close but be prepare to use precautions in case something does happen and we just learned that although some businesses are not putting

up boards, they'll have security around the clock. live in oakland ktvu channel 2 news. >> just visit our website and click on web link. a coast guard report is out. the eric capsize back in july of 2011 in the sea of cortez, the coast guard reports s -- investigators found the boat owner made major modifications to the boat making it unstable. passengers were not told how to use safety gear. yahoo will now give mothers who give birth of 16 weeks of paid time

off. participants will also get $500 to buy baby gears. waiting on the winds out there. you can see it is barely hanging in there. in the next few hours that flag is going to start going out straight as the winds begin to pick up. the temperatures today we are on the mild side, a little cooler yesterday, actually warm side but cooler than yesterday. 86 in liberal. those numbers in the upper 80s 9 0s yesterday. the red flag warnings those are the areas. there is your wind advisory. that's the brown area. obviously it will be in the hills of strong winds. they're going to start

moving on the west side of the valley. sdz of course, it is the last thing we need that's why the red flag warning is in effect now. they're also sending a message to the rest of us. fire conditions are bad and the winds are in the area, be prepare. in the delta, the winds are going to be below a thousand feet, that's what i was pointing out. because there is more people living at sea levels. tomorrow a bit warmer or about the same extended. the large sampling but i am trying to get the point across. about 1 a.m. the winds are going to start to fire up. the winds are going to howling out of the north and they'll start to focus on the east bay hills and on the west and east side of the central valley.

the over night between 10 and 10 tonight and 5 or 6 tomorrow morning those will be the strongest winds. the forecast ties reds are 90s. mostly mid upper 80s tomorrow. 87 in napa warmer than today. but not a lot warmer but about e same. 86 in morgan hill and 87 in gill roy. be watching it closely and we always get a little twitch chi in here when you get winds above 30 miles per hour we'll be watching for the update. all right, thank you, we have some breaking news coming from san jose. you

are looking at live picture this is ita teresa. neighbors are gathering on the to take a look at what's happening. . no words yet of course how it is started and no words on whether anyone was home at the time this fire started. looks like crews are starting get their hands on there of the smoke. we'll continue to watch it and have more for you when we get more de tails. we'll update you on maybe of the suspect also, two cars collide in the parking lot in the mcdonald's and a man punch inside the face. the point-to-point the police are looking for now.

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are in progress but they're not doing too well right now. >> let's say this in the warriors do close out the denver nuggets tonight, it would be one of their great come back stories. and they're trying to avoid a close out so they're going to bring their true game. you know they only lost three all year and best record defending their home. their coach carl, very impressed about the warriors and their attitudes. >> that's what we need to do tonight. strike or swag back. >> you got another team on the other side fighting for the playoffs live, they understand the sense of urgency, we know what to expect and it is going to be important for us to match that intensity and be prepare for the battle tonight.

>> as i said, if they win it would be a great story because they're down to 66-46 at halftime. of course, full highlights tonight at 10 at court side to give us the full view. for those of you that could not stay up until 1:41 of the game of the longest history of the baseball game, here is a look. >> thank you very much. >> hang on a second. >> [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> there you go.

6 hours and 32 minutes, longest in the a's history. 21 innings but this was 19 and all worth it because they won. >> thanks mark. >> we are live in calaveras county to where an 8-year-old was killed. >> thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news, we are here for you at ktvu.com, good night. tric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge.

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