conditions in the north bay. as the heat intensified today firefighters have been on the lines battling wildfires in the wine country. this map shows the location of three fires that kept crews busy over the past 24 hours. this fire decide barn and 75 acres -- destroyed a barn and 75 acres. another fire tore through the soda springs resort. burning 20 acres of grass and trees and abandon trailer was also destroyed. the biggest fire is in sonoma county. . >> patti lee is live where crews are battling the yellow fire. >> rerter: highway 218, you can see the command center that was established yesterday morning. you can't tell -- [no audio] >> reporter: look at the view from chopper two.

the crews, 120 people battling the fires. they are putting out hot spots in rugged terrain. this fire is burning on lands that lost 200 vines. they had hoped to have this fire 100% contained by 6:00 p.m. tonight but now say it won't be till noon tomorrow. >> reporter: in the next 45 minutes crews will try contain this fire. >> fire is 125 acres. and by 6:00 p.m. tonight we are hoping to have it 80% contained. >> reporter: it broke out wednesday morning and success in beating it out has been hindered by winds. >> our big problems are the heat, very low humidity and the heavy fuel. >> reporter: he says fuels include heavy brush and undergrowth are a signal of trouble ahead. >> we are well, well ahead of

our normal fire season activity. those fuels will be a problem by next month. >> two other wildfires that broke out are now out but crews will mop out hot spots yet they say crews are still in a race against time. >> making a big push to get this contained to be available for any other fires that might break out. >> reporter: i called the spokeswoman and she said at this point this fire is between 60-80% contained. she would have specifics by 6:00 p.m. and at 6:00 p.m. the people fighting this fire here will go home to sleep and 20 people will stay to maintain and keep an eye on problems. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose firefighters were busy this afternoon with a grass fire burning close to

homes. started at 12:30 p.m. between south king road and stallion way. flames burned up to back yards and where a radio tower sits. they knocked down the fire within an hour. firefighters in southern california continue to battle a couple of wildfires there. the bigicist the spring fire -- biggest is the spring fire, 6500 acres, threatening hundreds of homes. mobile homes have already been destroyed. evacuations have been orded and another fire in riverside -- orded and another fire in riverside county. the fire is 40% contained. >> reporter: officials completed the last snow survey today. no snow in the regular areas where they conduct the survey. they said the snow pack has a

water content of 17%. all of this comes after low amounts of snow in january and february. water officials aren't declaring it a drought yet but if we have a second connective year like this one they might have to do that. coming up at 6:00 p.m., the heat and fires in the north bay is making for nasty air quality in the bay area. why it is also led to a spike in 911 calls. parents say it is disturbing that leaders waited weeks before telling them about reports that led to a teacher being arrested on dozens of counts of criminal acts against children. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live with where the teacher is right now. >> reporter: parents here just got this notice today about the teacher's arrest. some say they are very angry they didn't know about this situation weeks ago when the

crime was reported. >> reporter: it looks and sounds like your typical school day pick up in union city. but today parents say they are more unnerved than ever. >> disturbing. it is scary. 7-year-old daughter is here. >> reporter: this letter notifies them a teacher was arrested for inappropriate contact with students. police arrested a third grade teacher. >> the investigation is continuing because there are still some children that are going to go through the interview process. so at this point there is potential for additional charges. >> reporter: police believe there are multiple victims. the investigation started april 12 when another employee saw him touching a little girl in

his classroom. >> there is one missing part of the puzzle, he hasn't said anything to us. >> reporter: he has been a teacher for more than a decade. administrators say no one has complained about him before. all teachers undergo background checks before they are hired. >> we have our training to make sure people go through the training. i think vigilance and diligence on the staff is important. >> reporter: he was immediately placed on administrative leave after the incident. his bail is set at $1.5 million. coming up at 6:00 p.m. the process of investigating when the victims are so young. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. police arrested a man on child sexual assault charges. he is accused accused with a

child under 14. he was an acquaintance and he might have assaulted other children. police are asking parentser to talk to their children -- parents to talk to their children. >> a huge backup during the morning commute. an suv over turned near air way boulevard after 8:00 a.m. a man was ejected and died. he hasn't been identified. two other people were injured and taken to the hospital. speed may have bane factor in the accident. only on 2 tonight, workers in oakland say the home of the warriors, a's and raidsers also the -- raiders is also home to rats. ktvu's eric rasmussen explains the possible source of the problem and why getting rid of the rats might not be so easy. >> reporter: warriors fans who are arriving might not ever

seen sea them but the -- see them but the rats are here and they are a problem. >> you look, you know, like, what was that? >> reporter: when workers take a break near the ivy, they are not alone. >> first we thought it was cats but we saw the rats. they will jump out of the ivy. >> reporter: she has been working games for 25 years. at today's meeting workers told leaders something has to be done about the rats. >> the ivy is a regular breeding ground afor them -- ground for them. >> we need to look into the issue. >> reporter: he says it is the first he has heard about it. the rats appear to becoming from this slew from the creek. despite the appearance it is federally protected. >> we couldn't go to the source

to the slew to lay traps there. we could lay them outs or get a a -- them out there or get a waver. >> reporter: she has a solution. >> i think they should put all that ivy down and get rid of it. >> reporter: we went through the ivy and didn't spot rats ourselves. most of the sightings she had was inside the gates of the parking area here. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. if the warriors beat the nuggets they advance to the nba playoffs. ktvu's red e is live on -- fred inglis is live on the court after speaking with steph curry. fred? >> reporter: we know this, over 19,500 fans will be on hands here to help encourage the

warriors to finish this playoff series against denver and all of the talk about dirty play that we got from the last game is on the back burner. the warriors held a brief shoot around this morning at this arena. all the questions from the media was about the physicality of tuesday's game in denver. the warriors know they could finish the series tonight in front of their crowd as opposed to going back saturday for game 7. the enthusiasm from the fans should help. >> having a blast. i mean, this is what it is about. to try to, you know -- we are underdogs to win a playoff series. this is what it is about. regardless of the different

talks that go on. >> it is refreshing what the players have done in this area. changing this environment and the incredible fans. loyal and supportive for a long time. >> once again that was fred inglis. game 5 tonight at -- excuse me, game 6 for the warriors. if they win they advance to the next round of the nba playoffs. ride is the 10th -- rhode island is the 10ths state -- 10 10th state to legalize gay marriage. advocates fought for 16 years but expanded their efforts this year and framed the issue of one of civil rights. it will allow same-sex same-sex marriages to begin august 1 -- same-sex marriages to begin

august 1. how this raid is connected to a missing person's case. >> and the fight over medical marijuana in the south bay, the threaten they are getting this week and where it is coming from.

police raided a business in downtown oakland today looking for a man who has been missing for a month. ktvu's john sasaki tells us why they chose that business to search, john? >> reporter: if you look inside the window you could see a pool table. whatever this business is, police came to oakland to raid it because nigel jay was last seen here. >> reporter: police were armed in s.w.a.t. gear and brought dogs to search for signs of nigel jay this morning. police were concerned about associates of the business known as custom ink. >> there were a lot of people in here that we couldn't, you

know, do a clear background on and determine what the threat was. so in order ensure the safety of the team and the community we used our unit. >> reporter: no one was there but officers encountered one friendly dog. nigel jay was last seen here on april 7 where he used to bbq on weekend. we met with his sister who hasn't heard or seen from him. >> he came to my house. there was no activity. the 70 stopped on the 7th. >> he was a chef on park street. on april 7 he dropped by and he spent time with friends next door at lucky 13 bar. >> strange. none of us ever had anything like this happen before. hoping for the best. >> i am trusting and believing in god that someone is going to

say something or my brother is going to appear. >> reporter: his sister says police informed her they found little information here this morning. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. new analysis shows sales of computer tablets are surging. they report tablet shipments grew 142% in 2013. that amounted to 50 million devices. apple is the top seller, 19.5 million. samsung was number 2. and asus it appears they are pulling the plug on their electric car business. they announced yesterday it is filing for brain and will re-- bankruptcy and will restructure

their business. it went on sale last year for $37,000 but the company sold only 100. the u.s. attorney office sent out more letters to landlords who rent space to memorial -- memorial medical marijuana dispensary. they force prison, and asset serges. seizure. they state they are less than 1,000 feet from a school or park. despite laws landlords who receive the letters have limited options. >> these letters are tough to deal with. there has been one club in sacramento that has taken this to court and lost. unfortunately the best advice seems to be move your location if you can. >> similar letters from the

u.s. attorney's office was received this week. maryland joined the states including california that have a ban on selling shark fins. but the maryland law exemps some covered in the law in california and other states. that is the result of a deal between environmentalists and the fishing industry. they convinced them some are not in danger. and something that california should modify. federal report released today paints a explanation of why honey bees are disappearing. it was documented in 2006. experts say the causes make it difficult to do anything about

the problems. they are critical because they pollinate the crops. the weather now, it is hot out there. let's talk with our chief meteorologist now. >> did you notice the smoke today in the air? >> i didn't in oakland. >> i thought i did. >> depending where you are. folks in san francisco could smell it, the east bay. transporting it over the major urban centers. fire zone up here. napa valley. further north. that smoke, 1200 feet. the wind, hot wind, north wind into the bay. if you smelt smoke today you were correct. especially in san francisco. southern california has the red flag warning. our red flag warning has ended for now. we have a heat advisory. record temperatures today. i will have all those when i

come back, all the record numbers from today. just know it is very, very warm or hot out there right now. cooler along the coast. san francisco today 87 degrees for a high. but it is cooler along the coast right now. seeing a sea breeze. just very slight. tomorrow further cooling. the coast cools rapidly. today hottest day of the week. fire danger today and yesterday, high as it will be. temperatures will come down. hottest day today. high pressure is with us. why the winds are going off shore. that is what we have been experiencing. to remember, this is what is on shore. from ocean to land. on to the shore. off shore, rabid to the ocean -- land to the ocean. that turns the temperatures down, increases the humidity.

conditions are nothing like they were 36 hours ago. forecast tonight, mild evening. cooler coast side. over night lows mid-50s. tomorrow, slightly cooler. and the weekend, cooling trend continues. specifics when i get back here. we will look that records. the forecast flies your city, neighborhood and a peak at the five-day forecast because your weekend is around the corner. saying good-bye. it was standing room only for a mother who was killed. the one person who was not there today and the reason why. >> san francisco hall of justice evacuated. the court delays and the cause of the latest evacuation. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf...

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. san francisco-hall of justice was evacuated again this morning. the third time this week. ktvu's david stevenson gives us the reason for today's evacuations and how frustrations have been growing over the past several days. >> reporter: for a third time this week a fire aarm empties san francisco's hall of justice -- alarms emptied san francisco's hall of justice. >> judged stop the proceedings. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies transferred inmates from jail cells into holding facilities. today's evacuation comes a day

after someone pulled a fire alarm in the building. on monday a broken motor sent smoke down a elevator shaft. a malfunction caused today's alarm. >> it might just be part of the growing pains of putting together a new system. >> there is an effort to move a lot of workers here to a new building. >> the police department headquarters will move from the hall of justice to a new building next year but the jail, courtrooms will remain at the hall. frustrating those who use the hall. >> it does push a lot of things back. specifically things that are set to go out to trial. >> trying to have meetings with people, including it district attorney. try to have a meeting and it gets canceled.

>> irritating. >> reporter: in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. friends and family gathered to say good-bye to a 21-year- old woman who was shot and killed in front of her four- year-old son last week. the memorial service was held on telegraph avenue and it was standing room only. her son was not there. he hasn't been told yet his mother was killed. he thinks she is hurt. she was a opportunity and several classmates and teachers were at the service paying their final respects. >> to the family, i want to thank you for bringing her into the world. she lightened up every space. thank you. >> at this point police have not announced any arrests in the case. in maryland the governor signed a bill repealing the death penalty. maryland is the 18th state to

do away with the death penalty. they passed the bill in march. supporters argued it is too expensive, bias. five men are on maryland's death row. this does not apply to them. the country musing world remembering one of their greatest stars. george jones. [ singing ] [ cheers and applause ] [ singing ] >> randy travis was one of the stars that took the stage there for his funeral today. laura bush also spoke. george jones died last friday at the age of 81. >> new major develops today in the case of a poisoning case at

a starbucks. why the suspect is set free and what it means for the case. >> it does have cracks, question is, are they dangerous? the answer still ahead. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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with u-verse high speed internet. complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. a new twist in the orange juice tampering case at a starbucks. the woman could be out of jail today. ktvu's robert handa is live with the change in direction the case is taking. robert? >> reporter: we are here at the women's facility where the suspect may have been brought back from the courthouse. she will be released but

possibly only for the time being. >> reporter: the jail facility is where the 50-year-old has been in custody since her arrest monday night. ramineh behbehanian was booked on charges of attempted murder and poisoning after she tried to switch two bottles of orange juice with rubbing alcohol but they couldn't make a decision on charges within 72 hours so ramineh behbehanian was released. people were upset till they learned she should still be charged later. >> she was a chemist. she went to college. she is educated and we should stick with the law, you done something wrong, let's go to the court process. >> reporter: the district attorney is waiting for lab tests. analysts say it is a logical step for a possible attempted

murder charge. >> was it a lethal dose that somebody could have been killed? that is a question for a chemist and till the results come back no charges will be filed. >> who knows a mother could have gotten for their child. the child die, heaven forbid and i think that is -- that is -- that is should be severe punishment. >> reporter: ramineh behbehanian will be free to go anywhere but more likely she got a lawyer and will stay in touch with the district district attorney's office till a decision is made. she will leave after 7:00 p.m. tonight. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. authorities issued an alert for a man wanted for robberies robberies and burglaries. we have the man here they are looking for. investigators say he committed 40 car burglaries and stolen 10 vehicles.

this is surveillance video that investigators say shows him casing out a vehicle. he pulled a gun on one victim and on a police officer. they say he committed crimes in several counties. >> we believe we have staffing in the areas he has been to, we will get a response and try to get him into custody. >> sheriff's deputies are warning people to lock their cars and homes and not to leave the keys or valuables in sight. the problems we told you about last night on the new span of the bay bridge are coming into review this evening. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar joins us live with where the problems are and what is being done about them. >> the cracks are at the base of what is called the super structure. >> reporter: the base is the most crucial part of the

structure. >> talking about very, very tiny -- these are smaller than the width of a hair. >> reporter: as this test video shows the wells were machine stalled. the columns sit in a three story cratal above the water. it is designed to hold the tower in place during a earthquake. they connect the sections tonight. caltrans found the cracks last year and says repairs are half completed. >> they are going in where they are seeing the tiny cracks in the wells. removing that portion and by hand a welder is making the repairs. >> reporter: a welding instructor says correct repairs will restore strength to the entire weld. >> to replace that you should be able to get back to the

strength it should be. >> reporter: you can remove or all or part. grinding the most common. some is lost be removing, new materials replace it. >> if it is repaired and inspected i don't see a problem going out on the bridge. >> we are aiming for labor day weekend. >> reporter: experts say the repairs cost between 200- $300,000. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. chevron's legal case involving oil pollution has been dismissed. they had asked the superior court in canada to enforce a adjustment by using the assets of chevron canada. the adjustment was handed down

after villagers sued after contamination of a rain forest that they bought in 2001. they said they had no jurisdiction to enforce. on wall street today, the dow is up 130 to 14,841. the nasdaq is up 41 at 3,340. the s&p is up 14 to 1,597. in 8 minutes, there is a rise in the number of children with food allergies. how a university is finding a successful way of treating them. >> not ready for a major threat? the revelation from former army leaders about the state of the u.s. military.

. news chopper 2 is over punole, firefighters are responding to a home. you can see the fire crews have their fire trucks, hoses layed out on the street. they were called because there were reports of a explosion and two. news chopper 2 focuses in. looks like smoke coming from the window. i see it discolored there but we don't know what caused the explosion and fire. sarah court is east of interstate 80. people driving may have seen this hap an few minutes ago.

it looks like the fire by our guess appears to be out. we don't see flames or smoke. we are working to bring you more information. officials say there was a significant jump in suicides among middle age white people. 35-64. and compared the rates in 2010 versus 1999. the centers for disease control and prevention found a 40% increase. blacks and latinos had little change. they did note two things, one of the worse recessions in history and baby boomers had a higher suicide rate. the united states is rethinking its decisions not to arm rebels in serious. according tochuck hagel -- to u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel. he said he hasn't decide if it

is a good idea. he said his country has also not ruled out arming the rebels. retired army lead -- retired army leaders are warning budget cuts are creating a hollow military that is not prepared. they hosted a forum in washington, d.c. today on the readiness of u.s. forces. speakers warn the pentagon has been forced to slash 10% of its budget. one of the most difficult cost cutting moves is closing bases. >> the answer is yes but not my base. what is in the national interest versus the local interest so the politics boil up to the top. >> he argued there are smart ways to save on military spending such as reducing recruiting. fighting food with what you

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with qualifying bundles. as we reported at the beginning of the newscast, breaking news. investigators continue their work collecting evidence from the home of the 8-year-old girl who was found stabbed to death.

authorities announced a news conference for 7:00 p.m. tonight. are we getting a sense of what the authorities might say then? >> reporter: it was disappointing. the one earlier today we thought they would have big news for us. they didn't. it wasn't the news we wanted to hear, that would be an arrest in the case. they are working on a sketch on the suspect who committed the murder behind me. very unusual for homicides. i have been covering them for years and this is the first time i have seen a murder scene closed for this long. they are expecting to open this road tonight. which is good news for the locals out here. again, they are hoping to release a sketch of a suspect and also the brother in the case who was home at the time with leila fowler, he is

considered a witness in this. i asked if that would change and the investigator said that depends on what they collect. confidence they be been collect -- evidence they have been collecting this week. frank? >> thank you. once again that press conference expected to start at 7:00 p.m. tonight? >> reporter: that's right. 7:00 p.m. tonight. we will bring you the very latest. >> all right. thank you. a new study shows 1-20 children have food allergies. a 50% increase from the 1990s. now researchers are reporting progress in a treatment that could make a world of difference for the children and their families. >> year ago you would have never seen him do something like this because he is alargic to -- allergic to all the foods

you see here. >> when we were introducing egg he broke out in 30 seconds. >> reporter: neither have allergies. >> if my friends were having peanut butter and jelly i have to go to a different table. >> all you are told is avoid these foods. and every day is a risk. >> reporter: but then she heard about this doctor. who was doing work on allergy research at stanford. >> give small amounts of the same food you are alargic to. -- allergic to. >> reporter: it focuses on giving children the food they are allergic too and gives them several of the foods at once. >> if they have five allergies

it could take 15 years so why not try to give them the same thing they are allergic to. >> reporter: starts with small amounts. >> like a little -- every time i come here they add a little bit more. >> which he did. now he graduated the study and can eat peanuts and eggs. >> taking away the daily fear that your child -- that when they walk out the door to go to school you don't know if they are coming back. >> reporter: this is not a cure. he has to eat all the foods every day or else his reactions could come back. the hope is some time in the future the process could be dupejected in a drug form. -- duplicated in a drug

form. a study found trace amounts of 9 metals in 32 lip sticks used by women in oakland. some are potentially dangerous, such as led and they found aluminum and magneses. there is concern many women reapply many times a day and because it is on the lips could be ingesting it. >> you want to be aware of what you are putting on because you are licking it off or tasting it. ingesting it. and you need to be careful about that. >> researchers did not reveal any brand names. the san francisco board of supervisors is taking of a parking meter expansion plan. they are hearing from business owners and neighbors about a proposal to install additional meters. opponents say the plan could be

costly and hurt local businesses but supporters say they will reduce parking congestion. hot today. we set records? >> yeah. few records today. these are the recorded highs from the national weather service today on the hottest day this week. check it out. numbers in orange, those are the records. san francisco, downtown. big deal. records in san francisco go way back. 88 degrees, breaking that record. 90 in oakland, that is a record. mountain view tied and so did san jose. 93 liver livermore. warm day. still warm -- livermore. still warm out there. coastal breeze. high pressure is releasing its grip. when it gets hot enough, upper 40s, low 50s, so hot inland, the cooler air off the water create as high pressure.

it tries to over ride the off shore flow at the surface. water is so cool it is creating its own sea breeze. hottest day of the week. tomorrow still warm but with the sea breeze we will see temperatures down at the coast 8-10, 10-12 degrees. low 90s inland again. still warm inland. no heat advisory for tomorrow but it will be very warm to hot inland. reds are 90s. you see that little chunk of cool air, 60s and 70s. coastal breeze. by tomorrow night starts going good. forecast, 91 tomorrow. 91 in clear lake. 90 in fairfield. 90 danville. 92 livermore. there you go. forecast highs for your friday.

week flew by, didn't it? temperatures can warmest today. tomorrow temperatures trend down a little bit. no spirit of america -- no spare the air day. cooler day tomorrow. bay area weekend, more clouds and cooler and cooling with a chance of a sprinkle on monday. >> that would be nice. >> wouldn't that be nice? >> we will see. >> i thought it was hotter today than the numbers. i don't know why. felt really hot. >> early may and this is really hot for early may. this time of year it feels hot. >> thank you. they are called the hidden puppy mills. a new move to regulate online and on the phone to make sure your pet is healthy and well treated. e?w

the white house is doing a review of new rules that would subject puby mills to -- puppy mills to u.s. da regulations. if the regulations are approved online pet stores will need a license to operate and subject to inspections. >> you never see and what you can't see because you are looking at a website is what

the true conditions are. they are not pets. they are viewed as crops, agricultural animals to be bread. >> the white house has three months to review and finalize the rules. dead heads up in arms because san francisco is floating a plan to rename the jerry garcia theater. we have video from 2005 and the city dedicated it. there is now a plan to bring in a non-profit that will renovate it and rename it. they are circulating a petition to stop the move. you can see the petition by going to www.ktvu.com and look for the link in our hot topic section. if you are smelling smoke, you are not alone. the bay area wide impact from the fires burning miles away. >> plus new at 6:00 p.m.,

stepped up security measures at the bay to breakers. the new ideas that are being put in place.

complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this

is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. heat and sun combining for a summer like day but it is the reason much of the bay area is under a weather warning. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> we will get to the weather in a moment. but we begin with breaking news. a police shooting has killed a young man who pointed a gun at officers. it began at 5:00 p.m. tonight. witnesses tell ktvu an intoxicated man was riding on a bicycle yelling and waving a gun. the witnesses say officers arrive and told him to put down the weapon but he did not do that and pointed the gun at the officers. the police fired, the man is now dead. the situation is still developing. we are working to get more information from police. as soon as we do we will bring them to you. the bay area is trying to beat the heat tonight. a live look outside downtown

san jose. record temperatures around the bay area and today a heat advisory is in place. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is in the weather center. >> record highs we had today, the big one, downtown san francisco, the records go back a long way. oldest records in the state. 88 degrees. record high. 88 at the san francisco airport. record high. 90 in oakland. downtown. that was a record. heat advisory in effect till 9:00 p.m. this evening. temperatures outside 70s and 80s. still warm out there. when i get back, things are changing. we will talk more about the heat and what things will look like for the weekend. you can download our ktvu app and get the latest weather alerts everywhere you go. fire crews have been