. good morning a high-speed chase leaves a car badly damaged. we will tell you more about this straight ahead. they are trying to get the fire under control on 200 acres. we will show you where they are now. and there is a red flag warnings, we will tell you who is affected next. and a connection for 8-year- old leila fowler, the latest on the investigation, we will have more coming up. this is ktvu channel 2

morning news. >> good morning, thank you for waking up with us, first day of may right now high winds are winning around parts -- whipping around parts of the bay area plus fires are burning up north and we have team coverage this morning. our meteorologist steve paulson is monitoring the wind gusts and claudine wong is right in the middle of the action in sonoma county and we can see the smoke and the wind and we understand the win and spoke is not the only problem. are you okay? >> no. i am not. >> reporter: my eyes are burning and fire continues to burn along the fire line and i will give you an idea of where we are, this is knight's valley and crews are headed down there because there is so much fire we can't see all through this

area and they are trying to get in front of this area and it has picked up in the last few minutes. this fire is one of several that are burning and we came from napa, high winds are fueling a fire over there. this is one of several you are looking at just off highway 128, a lot of smoke and fire has picked up. it started from power lines which delayed the process of getting in and getting around it and the problem at this point is winds are high and as we took a walk up the road we saw much more fire up there and we know resources are a problem. this was not fire season and they were not ready for multiple fires through the night. they just started training people and there is a big need for people out here and they just don't have many people. it is literally over the ridge and i want to pan away so i can

show you some of what we see. this is a bunch much vin yards and you can see a truck. if we panhandle over, you can see -- pan over, you can see the smoke and that's where the bulldozer is right now. they are very busy just trying to get ahead of everything that is burning at this hour. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 morning news. let's head to steve paulson because everybody wants to know what is the situation throughout the day. >> what vineyard? >> we are on highway 128 and we didn't see a sign to let us know what vineyards they are but this is highway 128. the strongest gusts are at the highest elevations and we do have a red flag warning and high winds advisory and we have a northeast wind, some of the

higher gusts northeast, many are going above 1,000 feet but i don't care if the fire starts above 1,500 feet because if you get a southeast wind it can make it worse. so% for some -- 10% for some and hot 90s, for some there is no wind at all and for others it will be a blustery day but it will be warm for everybody. the city of brentwood is going to reopen a firehouse today. tara moriarty is in brentwood to show us why that is really needed, tara? >> reporter: well the wind is blowing according to the fire chief and the gusts were up to 35 miles per hour and you can see the winds whipping through the poles and this red flag

warning happens to coincide with the reopening of station 54. it had just closed last summer due to lowered revenues. the fire chief said his crews may have a busy first day back on the job and it will not expire until 6:00 tonight. it basically means there is a higher risk for fire danger in the areas of alameda and contra costa county above 1,000 feet and firefighters say it is unusual for this fire season. >> i can remember the red flag warning being out for the first time in may. it has been a very dry winter and we'll see the consequences of it all summer. >> they have hung barbecue suspensions and they have issued a statewide burning ban.

we have temperatures in the 90s and this means enhanced fire danger will continue throughout most of the workweek and we will tell you some things you can do in order to safeguard yourself. live in brentwood, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> we will tell you the latest on the red flag warnings throughout the day and we will also post new information on our channel 2 website and on our mobile device. they are trying to determine if a man accused of kidnapping a toddler also killed 8-year-old leila fowler. live in the newsroom to tell us who the suspect is and the latest on this police investigation, pam? >> this is family and friends as they continue to mourn the loss of leila fowler. officers said a man broke into

a home and tried to kidnap a two-year-old girl and this all happened in front of the other children. >> we ran in the room and i pushed the door. >> so you pushed the door closed? >> yes. >> now investigators did take a dna suspect but at this point sheriff's officials say there is no connection to the leila fowler killing. >> i just want to thank the entire community and all of our family and friends with the overwhelming amount of support you have given my family... >> meantime in the community of valley springs about 1,000 people held a candle light vigil for leila fowler. they tied ribbons of her favorite color to a fence and included memories and songs. there were no signs of burglary and they continue to ask for

the public's help. we are waiting for pittsburgh police on whether the placerville area, a man grab add two-year-old girl from the front yard but the mother fought him and made him release the child. there encouraging anybody to report any suspicious activity : the man is described as a white man in his 30s about 5- foot 9 inches toll. stay right here for all the continuing coverage of the leila fowler killing. we will post updates on possible links to other cases. we will continue to stay on these stories all morning long and you can get updates on your mobile kvu and stay with us on

facebook. they are involved in a horrible high speed crash, let's go to sal for the very latest. it is closing a lot of lanes and this is on the boulevard underneath the freeway, this is video taken just a little while ago from news chopper 2 and this car was reported speeding at 100 miles per hour and it lost control and hit the beam of support on the over crossing of 880. the person was trapped briefly in the car and was on the way to the hospital and was conscious and breathing but is on the way to the hospital. they have one lane open again and it is a good idea for this area, the this person was taken -- this person was taken to the hospital to the urgent care department. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza which is backed up all the way to the mcarthur maze, it is about a 15 to 20

minute delay. we have a sig alert, a big-rig crash there and traffic is very slow getting out to novato to vallejo. this is just one of those bad crashes and i want to move it to a crash in san jose. northbound 280 and 880 getting up to the 280 interchange, a car crash is blocking most of the freeway there. let's go to steve. we have a wind advisory out, warm to hot conditions. there are huge differences in some of the lows, i was just looking at it in the financial district. and some areas of san francisco alone, red flag warning above 1,000 feet, everything is so dry, gusts are easy for some, the surface is not as strong and we have a wind advisory and some of the higher elevations

are definitely over 50 miles per hour. that was 74 earlier and 70. emerald hills, 53, almost 50, vacaville, travis, chicago, and i have seen about 25. but again, livermore says brent just fur tried it -- verified it and san jose is south at 3:00, it is 10:00 out of the north and that will mean much more with fog down along the santa cruz coastline. 60s for some, incredible differences and there is that fog again. i don't think it makes much more of a northern push. it will be sunny though, windy breezy, probably only for the morning and it will get taken out. 60s and 70s and if the wind

does not turn north or east, it will be 10 degrees cooler and we have a tough call on these temperatures. it does look like a cool down on saturday and a bigger one on sunday. after 6:00, we take a look at this, we are in the month of may but it is looking like colorado. this is video from bolder and it is actually expected to bring up 16 inches of snow in some areas of colorado and right now temperatures are in the 30s and it is expected to warm up to the 60s, but we have a nice big fluffy flake which looks like christmas. incredible. time now 6:12, a show of support, they are responding to jason collins and that bold decision to come out. democrats in washington want same sex couples to be a pry worthty in -- priority with

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convicted of killing her british roommate six years ago. >> did you kill meredith meredith kercher? >> no. >> do you know anything you have not told police do you know anything? >> no. i don't. >> amanda knox spend four years in prison before her conviction was overturned. but she faces another conviction after her acquittal was overturned by italy's highest court. no charges will be filed against a teacher who used masking tape to tie up a toddler. it happened at the christian preschool. 24-year-old angela bound a two- year-old girl's wrist and ankles after the child refused to take a knap. they tell pleasanton weekly

that a thorough review of the evidence was done but they decided not to file charges but there is no reason why and the girl's parents are going through with a lawsuit. according to a report, several security issues identified in a 2007 audit, still had not been addressed by the most recent inception of 2011, some examples, guns were stored in unlocked cabinets, and chemicals and by logical evidence had no seals to protect employees from toxics exposures. they are now looking to fix some of this in the audit. the topic of immigration reform is not finished and the

debate is centering on how same- sex marriage couples are affected by that bill. >> reporter: they are looking for foreign born spouses of u.s. citizens but democrats are ready to put up a fight because the bipartisan bill left all provisions to help same sex couples. it defines marriage between a man and woman but it does not recognize same-sex marriage couples. they want to give green cards to same sex partners to u.s. citizens but even talk of that could strike down the original deal all together. they say it was difficult enough to get gop support for a path of citizenship. barbara boxer is helping them get same sex cards. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2

morning news. time is now 6:18, the washington wizards are showing away for -- a way for support. it became the first to -- he became the first to say he is publicly gay. now collins wore number 98 while playing for the wizards and for boston celtics and he wore that number to honor a gay man suspected in a hate crime in 1998. >> they just arrived at the scene of a crash in campbell northbound right near the interchange, news chopper 2 is overhead and you can see traffic is going to be busy and

as a matter of fact we have two tow trucks and one -- tow trucks and one vehicle was overturned and that's the vehicle where the person was trapped inside that white pickup truck and they did get that person out and he was stuck in a seat belt from what we heard from chp but did not sustain life-threatening injuries, he was conscious and breathing when they took him out. news chopper 2, if you can pan to the right, i want to checkup the backup and see what it looks like coming up on 217. go ahead and do the moves, traffic is going to be slow as you move through and it is a huge mess for at least 85. look at that, it is terrible, don't use 17 and you might want to use 101, done use 17 at this hour. let's move along and talk about

the westbound bay bridge and the traffic is backed up for a 25 minute delay. let's go to steve. a little breezy for some, not bad for others, red flag warnings are out, mainly north and east bay, gusts go up to 50 miles per hour, there is either a wind advisory and they go through this afternoon and evening. again the wind gusts in some areas are calm, but some of the higher elevations are up to 50 plus and if you have any kind of breeze, it is mild and it is working its way up the coast. it looks like it is touching the southern end of it. it is about ready it being rain turning to snow. it stretches all the way back to denver and just incredible snow turns whereas our dry weather has not changed in a

long time and some temperatures are 30 some near 70s. except for that fog near the santa cruz coast, it is just a morning event and it is windy for most. 70s and 80s and 90s, it would be 75 degrees cooler at the forecasted temperatures. a little cooler sunday and much cooler monday. executives will be called to testify for the british parliament again. they will see how much tax it pays to the british government from the uk but some of its workers think they -- they will see how much taxes the british government should pay for their

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it is supposed to land sometime in late june or mid-july. 6:26 so it's not a fast moving plane, sal but unfortunately, you have slow traffic which ktvu news chopper told it. >> you are absolutely right, northbound 17 getting out to the 280 interchange and we have two lanes getting through and it was only one lane so it was making progress and northbound 17 as you can see news chopper 2 was backed up from at least highway 85 so if you are coming in gave yourself plenty of time. i want to mention highway 121, serious crash there and traffic is backed up for ten miles approaching it. 6:27 let's go to steve.

it is going to be warm to hot, red flag warning goes until 6:00 tonight again main lay above 1,000 feet and any time you get a big wind it does not take much to get it to the surface and we will have highs in the 70s to low 90s. billing time supporters for immigrant rights how they are gearing up for a national day of action on this mayday. and fire continues to burn here in sonoma county and take a look behind me, you are looking at one of several fires and we will hear why it has been so hard to get ahead of these fires when the morning news comes back. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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familiar names -- welcome back, a pink mobile, a couple of familiar names and they shattered some of the numbers and we will get you all of the business news coming up. we will smile and say good morning, it is may 1st, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, time now 6:30. >> fire crews are busy fighting several fires and around midnight, a fire was reported in napa and it is now under control. claudine wong is now in sonoma county where firefighters are battling a two acre fire. i see flames and smoke, what is the latest out there. >> we are certainly keeping an eye on the situation and cal fire told us to keep an eye on what is behind us incase we need to move.

we are on night's valley in sonoma county and this is just one area which is burning and we don't have crews. hand crews have been spread out but they are trying to get a fire line around it so it can't spread. at last word, we were at 200 acres and they want to get a chopper so we could get a better idea of what we are dealing with. they have a lack of resources because we were told time and again and they were trying to staff it and this has stretched the resources tight overnight and into the morning. it has been a long night and into the morning and we spoke about the several fires in and around this area. we were there where winds were gusting and crews were there and they came out to this fire about 1:00 this morning and really when we first called and checked, they say it was small and things have changed quickly

as the winds picked up and it all started to spread on through here. right now the situation is they are trying to deal with a lack of resources and they are trying to get around this. i want to take you back out here live on this ridge, you will see smoke coming up from this ridge and that's also part of the same fire they believe and it is burning but they are sharing resources between that area and this and we will keep an eye on this and things are changing quickly, hopefully we can talk to them and get an idea of what they are seeing and we will check back in with you live mornings on 2. >> make sure you stay right here with ktvu channel 2 morning news, we will tell you the latest on the red flag warnings all day. we will also post new information on our website and cell phone. mayday rallies are planned

to demand immigration reform. janine de la vega is in san jose and they are talking about a plan of action there, janine? >> reporter: pam, we are here in the heart of san jose and so far the people we spoke to say they have planned ongoing to the march because they feel it is important back in 2006 and 2007, the crowds were massive when mayday marches were held. they are trying to ensure their strength in numbers but this year they are heavily focused on targeting lawmakers. this year's rally is especially busy because it is written by four democrats two weeks ago. it allows skilled workers into the country and provides a path for citizenship for the 11

million living here illegally. one man told me in spanish how he felt. >> reporter: he says we have been here a long time in the united states illegally but working hard. we worry about getting caught and accept back. they have rallies in the south bay today and the large march begins at 4:30 this afternoon at our lady of guadeloupe church. coming up on mornings on 2, i will highlight a couple of items that are in this reform bill which are pluses for undocumented women. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. well, we caught up with one group in oakland last night making signs for their marted and it starts today at the --

for their march and it starts today. they held a candle light vigil for leila fowler. it began at the elementary school. they used purple and pink ribbons and the vigil included memories from her teacher and also music from her favorite song, need you now. >> i want to thank our entire community and family and friends and the overwhelming support you have given my family, it will never be forgotten. >> little leila fowler was killed and stabbed to death. there were no signs of a burglary or robbery. the martinez boy gets to celebrate his 12th birthday at home. aaron hern is recovering well despite his very serious

injuries. the now 12-year-old has 85 staples in his leg and has a lot of physical therapy ahead. >> we will take some time to work out and just physically too, and mentally, it is -- there is a lot on his shoulders for a 12-year-old kid, what he went through seeing what he saw... >> he will go to the doctor on his birthday for a checkup and the family plans on holding a press conference tomorrow afternoon. this photo shows aaron hern on the left-hand side of your screen, his picture there is not circled but agents did scriptel his name in yellow. 8-year-old martin richard is circled in the middle. on the right, you can see he bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, and in the lower

right-hand corner is circled and that's the backpack believed to be the bomb. the fbi is now investigating several persons of interest in the boston area who may have had direct contact with the two bombing suspects in the months before the bombings. fbi agents want to talk to two suspected russian militants and they want to talk to dzhokhar tsarnaev. there is a new controversial tied -- controversy tied to the new bridge and they have undercoverred a conflict of interest on the eastern span. they found some were asked to conduct a technical review which reportedly have ties to transportation. they have ties to bridge contractors and so far there is no response from caltrans which is of course in charge of the

bridge contract. and of course the faulty bolts involve the celebrating of the opening bridge and today's chronicle, the party is put on hold at least for now on dozens of those bolts. the outcome will be determined on september 3rd as scheduled. >> if you are joining us now, let's go right over to sal. this crash in san lorenzo, we have a live picture and look at the poll, it's just about to be towed and this is a toyota carola, it hit the pole and now ktvu channel 2 morning news' brian flores will tell us more details about what happened with this crash including what

happened to the driver inside. this is underneath 880 in san lorenzo and there is 880 right above there and brian flores will have more coming up. let's look at 17 northbound and it is still the right lane and right lanes are blocked and these are pictures of an injury crash and traffic is still backed up big time on 17 from as far back all the way to los angeles, this -- los gatos, get on 101, done use 17, traffic is a mess. >> and we still have a crash, westbound at 121 blocking lanes, traffic is blocking up on the way to novato 137, let's

go to steve. we have wind for some, cold lows, warm lows and even some fog on the discuss coast and -- santa cruz coast and parts of the rockies. warm to hot, red flag warning goes above 1,000 feet and looking up in the north bay, generally 22 to 28 miles per hour and it is all in the north and that means northerly direction. some of the dusts are up over 50s and it's not too bad. they did have is augusta and emerald hills, 47 miles per hour vacaville, travis, 28, port chicago and 25 i have seen but oakland airport, calm, a south wind at 3, livermore says calm, very cold lows for some

and some 40s but other locations are near 70 degrees. 56 san francisco, just a short distance away and also that smoke from the napa county fires, there is the fog. >> incredible, but it was very thick so if you are traveling on highway #0 1, you have -- 101, you have to have snow tires. it there is snow in denver and it's a good thing they are playing because they would get snowed out again. 40 in tahoe, 34 up in eureka. 61 sacramento, it will be sunny except for that santa cruz coastline. windy for most, 70s to 80s to low 90s, it is a really tough call and it is all independent. it will be cooler on the weekend. well, back to that serious crash in the east bay which

happened about one hour ago, brian flores is at the accident scene and this is in san lorenzo. you can see extensive damage, obviously it was traveling at a high rate of speed. witnesses say it was going northbound and i did want to talk to the chp and stick around, shawn what can you tell us about this accident? >> well, basically, we received some reports of a reckless driver that was heading northbound and witnesses took that at about 100 miles per hour. shortly after, they collided with a wall here at that location and -- at this location and fire units responded, fire personnel and found that the driver had to be extricated. >> from what we understand, that driver was taken to the hospital and we don't know the

condition of the driver but as soon as we find out we will pass that along. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. time is now 6:43, big announcement for air travelers, the new service that is coming to the national airport. a firehouse is scheduled to reopen and we will talk about perfect timing, next.

. here is a quick look at some of the top stories at 6:46 again they have obtain add dna sample, it is from a man who tried to kidnap a two-year-old and police want to know if he was involved in the stabbing of leila fowler. it is part of a national day of action calling for immigration reform. those rallies could be smaller than in past years and they are focused on calling members of the congress. high winds fueling several fires this morning in the north bay. right now 2 fires are burning about 200 acres in sonoma county and earlier they are

fighting a 15-acre fire in napa and that fire is now under control. and right now much of the bay area is under a red flag fire warning, dry conditions and high winds are heightening concerns of more fast fires in napa county this morning. tara moriarty is in contra costa where brentwood is fortunately preparing a fire station today, and it is just in time, tara? >> people are breathing a sigh of relief and the timing could not be better with this red flag warning in effect. the relative humidity kicked in around 6:00 last night creating ripe conditions for a fire. it will extend from 6:00 -- it will extend from 6:00 tonight and it is now down to lower

revenues and a fire chief told his crew they will have a very busy first day on the job. >> winds are gusting to the 35 to 40 miles per hour ranges and has been all night. and the warmth of the day will add to the potential danger for fire today. >> reporter: specifically there is a higher risk for fire danger and more potential for fires in parts of alameda above 1,000 feet. fire officials say it is unusual because fire season has not officially started. two ways you can protect yourself, cut and clear vegetation from your home and completely douse the area when you are done. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. in san jose, the first virgin america flight just left the airport. they will have four daily round

trip flights to lax. that will make it easier for others to get to several destinationings around the country and it could -- destinations around the country and it will also bring more travelers from around the country. the san lorenzo crash, we have been busy in the traffic center and let's start with news chopper 2, that has been finally cleared out of the lanes, pam and dave and they are recovering after really bad traffic coming out of los gatos and traffic is better now that they have towed away most of the cars. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza, fortunately we found out that crash in san lorenzo has just come in and is

open. chp says traffic is backed up all the way into marin county and the best thing to do is use a different route other than 37. it is a mess this morning and the crash is right near highway 121. let's go to steve. most locations say hiker elevations are -- higher elevations are dealing with gusts and it's so dry here he, warm to -- dry here, warm to hot and generally above 1,000 feet, we have mt. diablo has the strongest gusts. in fact a northerly direction we have 25 to 30 mile-per-hour winds and high pressure is definitely in charge and windy and warmer yet a lot of thick fog down in santa cruz and

monterey and on the edge of san mateo coast. these are all wind dependant and if the wind does not show up you might be 7 or 8 degrees cooler. it is brutal with that fog on the santa cruz coast only 72 degrees. warm and hot thursday and friday and a much cooler pattern on the weekend. we want to take you live to the big board and see how they are doing, dow jones industrial average is down 50 points and nasdaq and s&p 500 also a little flat as well and this morning master card said profits rose to 600 million and they are up from last year and right now they are down $9 a share. may is the start of prom season and they should expect to pay more for everything. they should play up to $1,100

and that's up 5% up from last year's costs. >> 1100? that is a lot of money. was there dirty basketball out there and was one player targeted? targeted for hate crimes, why one group of people in particular are being attacked, we will have more on that coming up on mornings on 2.

. time now 6:55, they are investigating racism as a hate crime. they are looking at restaurant toppers 2. they are looking at the graffiti and some say the graffiti may be connected to the school board's controversial decision to rename the school after philippine labor leaders. >> it is something that is graffiti and it is done by young kids and it is obvious that may be there is some anger

still. >> eldorado middle school was originally named after another man and they are honoring labor leaders phillip cruz and will take affect 2015. the nba playoff has become a grudge match... [crowd noise] >> the nuggets avoided being ill eliminated but the -- eliminated but they started the finger pointing and they send it to stefan can youry . the warriors play -- curry, but the warriors play dirty every night. they are hoping to win the series tonight into oracle arena. this is a big night and san jose sharks start the drive for the stanley cup. they will play game one of

their opening round playoff series and the sharks have the 6th seed and the canuks have the third seed. toll plaza, we have a backup of about 25 minutes and there is no big delay, south bay between union city and other areas, let's go to steve. there is fog for some, and warm and windy for others, we will have more coming up on mornings on 2. we have a lot of problems in sonoma county, claudine wong has the very latest. they are getting ready for a day of marches, we will be right back. look at 'em.

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>> reporter: we're coming to you live from the fireline here in sonoma county. take a look. this is where a fire continues to burn. hundreds of acres on fire right now. we'll talk live with assistant fire chief of sonoma county to tell you what's happening next in their fight. "mornings on 2" starts now.