bay area fire crews had their hands full again tonight as california's fire season gets off to an early and active start. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. tense moments in the south bay as firefighters work to contain a fire. that fire burned near east ridge mall, qunby road and the capital expressway. chief meteorologist bill martin is going to tell us why there's a new red flag warning going up tonight. we begin with ktvu's maureen

naylor. she actually spotted the fire and arrived as the fire crews were arriving. >> reporter: the engines behind me are going to remain here throughout the night sitting on top of a burned area. also earl littler tonight we spoke to some residents who positioned themselves in the line of firearmed with garden hoses. our cameras started when the fire be be -- began with white smoke. the fire started consuming the dry grass. san jose firefighters grabbed their gear and headed into the fire. they were soon dwarfed by this wall of smoke and flames. this family was in the middle of a kung-fu lesson. >> we were told to evacuate suddenly when we saw a huge

plume. >> initially we saw a wall. >> it looks kind of like the end of the world to me. >> reporter: the flames threatened mobile homes. >> the flames started coming at you. there's no place to be. so we got the hose, there were 10 of us spraying water. >> reporter: several fires burn here each summer but never this big or this early. >> because of how dry it is. this looked like it was a timber box early on. >> tonight the cause of the fire is being investigated. >> just prior to the 911 call, there was a firefighters who had just loaded up his truck when the fire came in. >> reporter: some residents suffered smoke inhalations but were treated and released. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now at san jose's alan rock park restrictions are in place because of the high fire

danger. as the sign says smoking, bar-b- que and open fires are banned. the brush is very dry so any of those items can spark it. >> reporter: napa tied a record for this date at 92 degrees. san jose also tied a record at 90. downtown oakland also established a record at 86. and san francisco 79 degrees. red flag warning is set to take effect a few hours from now. the alert is set to begin at midnight, it will expire at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. and with temperatures cooling. you say why red flag warning because temperatures are dropping you may have not --

noticed that today and tomorrow. that red flag warning for elevations above 1,000 feet. in these areas around san helena and napa we could see 40 to 50-mile an hour winds tonight. that red flag warning for the north bay hills. you can see winds in the hills but not the advisory criteria. we will be watching it for you. it's 58 in napa, so the cool mornings there has moved in but that's going to be push aid way by this very strong wind. red flag warning in the north bay. we have records today. it was a spare the air day today. when i come back we're going to talk about the mayor cooling and the red flag warning that will occur in a few hours. take a look at the air as the sun was setting.

officials issued a same day spare the air alert at about 1:00 this afternoon. typically those alerts are announced a day in advance so people are aware ahead of time. smoke from the north and heat were the cause of that warning. a springs fire is burning. if flames still threaten up to 400 homes tonight. evacuations have been ordered for several neighborhoods. more than 1000 firefighters are fighting this blaze. >> we stocked up, what it bode s for us is what the rest of the year has and if we're going to wear people out.

to our north, firefighters are trying to gain an upper hand on the panther fire. it's burning in chico. this fire is burning in a remote area. right now officials say it's only 20% contained. and in sonoma county the so called yellow fire is fully contained tonight. the fire burned 525 acres since starting wednesday morning northwest of calastoga. calfire says it's going to patrol the area for the next several dayless. bay area fire departments roll out to help fight fires across the state. we asked if that leaves crews here lacking support. caltrans service was delayed after a commuter train hit a car in mountain view. it happened about 5:30. a southbound caltrain hit a car. caltrain says no one was in the

car and it's not clear if the driver jumped out at the last second. the car wound up against a ball right in the middle of the street. no one on the train was injured either. police shut down ranstore for more than an hour. and the bay area is in competition against miami to host the 2015 title game. the nfl has told miami it needs those renovations if it wants to be considered. santa clara's mayor says he is not counting miami out but he is confident about their bid. >> you know i have a high amount of hope not because we will be the only one standing but because we are standing strong.

>> and santa clara will talk to the nfl owners. marino is honorary coach of south florida super bowl bid committee. and u.s. stock markets hit a high today. the dow hit a new records closing up 142 points after breaking through the 15,000 level for the first time ever. the nasdaq was up 38 and the s & p500 also hit a new all time high closing above 1,600. the boost followed a labor department report showing u.s. employers added 165,000 jobs last month. that sent the national unemployment rate down .1 to 7- 1/2%. it hasn't been that low in seven years. the one downfall is that the gains were in lower paying

jobs. deborah villalon is live where some hiring is under way for a big new indian casino. >> reporter: frank, you can see lights on. construction going on here. even at night. building this huge casino on what used to be a cow pasture. for job seekers this looks like a good bet. >> this is a four pen and the ps2 is a six pen. >> reporter: don silv era talks electronics all day. but her job of 14 years is about to short out. store closing, last day tomorrow. >> the timing was very interesting. >> reporter: interesting because not even a mile away the area's biggest casino is rising with the promise of 1,000 positions when it opens in the fall. dawn now hopes to become a technician fixing slot machines. >> i don't know if i'm hired or

not but i did interview. >> reporter: a reminder of rescission not so far passed. the $800 million resort will be run by las vegas based station casino for the rancheria tribe. the casino will need people for maintenance, security, accounting and of course the gambling floor. the fact that casinos thrive when this 30 year mom and pop stores can't survive isn't lost on the owner. >> there's not a lot of people doing -- fixing things anymore. it's more of a throw away world. when your tv broke you used to repair it. sent it to the shop. >> i love this job and i hate to see this job go. >> reporter: she's only experienced the bells and whistles of casino not working. >> i used to go to las vegas all the time and too reno all

the time. and yes it isn't very different. but i'll be working on machines that i am very familiar with. >> reporter: folks here at this site tell me the project is half finished november 1, the target date to open becoming the north bay's fourth largest employer. the top three are all hospitals. reporting live, ed ronner park, deborah villalon, ktvu news. in two minutes, sex, drugs and robberies at a bay area bus stop. what we learned about who owns this bus shelter why it may be difficult to take it down. >> an explosion causes a wildfire. why firefighters in the nearest station could -- from the nearest station could not respond. >> and the big amount bay area teens are shelling out for it.

dramatic new visit -- video of a four plex on fire. these videos were taken by a viewer about 4:00. the fire started when a stove caught fire while cooking dinner. two units were severely damaged two more suffered smoke damage. the fire ended up displacing eight adults and three children. a battalion chief said the closest fire house was closed because of rolling brown outs and that might have caused a slight delay on their response time. leaders of a church are upset about a member was robbed at a bus shelter literally

right across the street on 85th avenue and international boulevard. only on 2, jana katsuyama has their cry for help and tells us what happened when she investigated who's responsible for maintaining those shelters. jana. >> reporter: and frank that might surprise you. these ac transit bus shelters are all throughout the city. but the church leaders say they want the one closest to them torn down. it has turned into a sex magment, a toilet and even people having sex behind the wall. we saw people loitering who never boarded buses. an eye store for the temple across the street. the church sent us this video from the bus station. they say a woman was waiting for the bus and was robbed.

bufford says the shelter has become a cover for criminals. >> people are selling drugs and defecating and fornicating and all types of things right at this bus stop. >> reporter: church members are often confronted by confronting scenes such as one man today. >> reporter: he was out here with his private parts out earlier. we could see him from right over there from the church windows. we complained to ac transit, we've complained to the city. >> reporter: but reverend bufford says no one has responded. >> they obviously help to keep people dry and to some extent warm during our cold weather months. also even during the hot weather months they provide some shade. >> reporter: what we learned though is ac transit does not actually own the shelters they told us it was the city's job. but when we went to the city a spokeswoman said it's not their responsible either. oakland signed a deal with clear channel which owns and

maintains the shelters. >> we don't need the shelter here. we don't need these advertisements here. >> reporter: i called clear channel late today to get some answers but i have not hard back. meantime ac transit people do tell me they have asked the sheriff's office to do extra patrols around the bus stop to try to improve the situation for now. oakland police and the fbi seized drugs, cash and illegal assault weapons while serving several illegal search warrants. firearms, high capacity ammunition magazines, cash and heroin with a street value of at least $30,000 were also recovered. several people were arrested. last week more than 200fbi agents and oakland police

officers descended on the area. reports say israel targeted weapons, storage facilities. an israeli government official would only say that the israel is committed to deterring the transferring of weapons to hezbollah. we now know the cause of death of boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. a massachusetts funeral home released the death certificate. it says that he died of gunshot wounds to the torso. tamerlan's body was sent to a different funeral home after

protesters showed up to the funeral home he was sent to yesterday. parents of a victim gave thanks to supporters. 12-year-old aaron hern was severely injured while standing near the finish line waiting for his home who was running in the race. the family returned home to martinez three days ago. >> he wants to go to a movie with his friends. he wants to, he wants to hang out with his friend. he wants to get back to his supports. he wants to make sure he finishes school. he's worried about his grades. i mean, yeah he's ready to be aaron again. >> the herns were guest of the golden state warriors at last night's play off game in oakland. they got to meet some of the players and coach jackson. the team is headed to the second round of the nba play offs against the san antonio

spurs. mike mibach tells us these play off games are shining a positive light on a city that's often known for crimes. >> reporter: a burglary warehouse filled with warrior play off merchandise. this is where the teams warriors merchandise gets stocked. >> they're going to go seven games but san antonio is no joke but we're going the take them. >> but you're warriors. >> we're for real. >> reporter: fans were buying up warrior merchandise. >> this is more my brother. and i love curry. >> we need the warriors and warriors need us. >> reporter: today warrior gear being worn proud. >> just being a fan, last night was probably as stressful as my

day job. >> reporter: winning round one is bringing a spotlight at a city known to some as a proud one. >> glad to be part of oakland. >> reporter: with the running and gunning warriors on a role. oakland residents are hoping the team stays in this race. >> i think they should stay here. oakland is a great city. >> if there's one popular shirt being shipped out right now it has to be this one right here that says we are warriors with four words understood beneath, battle, defend, protect, unit. the warriors are definitely protecting the city and it fans. mike mibach. the conference match up between the warriors and spurs begins in texas. game one is monday night at the at&t center in san antonio. game two is wednesday night, games three and four will be at oracle arena. that is going to be great. but the dates haven't been announced as of yet.

these are the high temperatures today. the areas in red were ties or record setting temperatures. 86 in oakland downtown that was a record. 92 in fairfield. 92 in antioch. not as warm tomorrow. winds are kicking around a little bit. a little bit more on shore. these greens represent 60s and even upper 50s. you can see that cooler air is pushing in. this cool air by tomorrow night is going to be pushing down to the valley. saturday will be a few degrees cooler than say lots of 80s where there were 90s today. when i come back specifics on your fore fore -- your forecast for tomorrow. pulling out all the stops for a perfect prom. in nine minutes how much some families are willing to spend this prom season. a potentially deadly disease turns up at the nordstrom cafe. we'll tell you who the health department says should get tested and why.

>> and live pictures coming to us now from southern california. here's a look at that spring fire we told you about earlier. it is still burning out of control at this hour in ventura county. firefighters have called out the aerial attack but tonight we're going to keep an eye on it through this hour. we are all reflections of the people who inspired us, prepared us and guided us. at new york life, everything we do is to help you keep good going.

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police evacuated homes after report of a suspicious man triggered a call to the bomb squad. police say they detained a man at a carport around 12:45 this afternoon. the bomb squad was called because of what police say is a suspicious object or substance. no explosives were found and the neighborhood was reopened around 4:30 this afternoon. a rare case of typhoid fever has turned out in san

francisco. ktvu health and science editor john fowler tells us who should get tested. >> reporter: it happened at the stone sound galleria nordstrom stores. customers who ate at the cafe may have been exposed by the city's first ever food handler with typhoid fever. >> it's kind of a scary thing because i came in here with just innocently to have a sandwich. >> reporter: robin savage contacted med on facebook. she said she had a sandwich and drink one of those days. >> i started getting abdomen cramping and flu symptoms and it lasted for two days. >> reporter: most cases are mild and antibiotics affective. >> in some cases people can become very sick without treatment and potentially die. >> reporter: the worker acquired typhoid fever overseas. he worked on april 16, 17, 18, 20 and 27th.

symptoms which can include diarrhea and fever can the -- can take up to three weeks but may last for eight weeks. nordstrom is offering free testing and treatment to its customers. john fowler, ktvu news. just last night we had numbers showing that crime was up not only inside the station but in the areas surrounding it as well. richmond police say they took four suspects into custody last night and all four are very young. >> those suspects were 12, two 14-year-olds and a 15-year-old. and their ages are very concerning that people that young would be out at 2:00 in the morning. richmond's police chief is said to meet with transit to

see what could make the area safer. disneyland has reopened space mountains. calosha fined the company $500,000. disney decided they would not appeal that fine and reopened space mountain earlier this evening. going to the prom is costing more and more. find out why parents are willing to open up their wallets. caught on camera, the undercover operation that found baggage handlers going through people's luggage. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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response helped firefighters get the upper hand on a fire in glen dale. evacuations were ordered for parts of two neighborhoods in glen dale. firefighters say the quick response to the fire has kept the flames from encroaching on homes. the fire ended up burning 75 acres no injuries were reported. fire crews for the bay area are headed out to help with wildfires burning in both northern and southern california. a strike team of five engines and 22 fire fighters left from newark. we asked if that could put a strain on local resources if or when fires threaten the bay area. >> we can't. we can't. and i'm not sure what depth we've gone to at this point but right now the need is down south. we have a contingency for maintaining services in the bay area as well. >> the agency jammed five days of training into less than

three days because fire season is starting early. prom season is here and that means preparations for the perfect night are under way. ktvu's amber lee is live now in dublin to tell us about a surge in spending for the popular high school event. >> reporter: take for instance this dress sells for $600. >> i love the sparkles and the lace. >> reporter: ask any girl attending prom and she'll tell you the perfect dress is a must have. this one is $700. >> i feel really glamorous. i could walk down the red carpet right now. >> reporter: the dress is likely the most expensive item mom and dad will be paying for when it comes to that special night, a rite of package. >> it's graduating high school, moving on. being a princess for a little bit. becoming a lady, a woman. >> reporter: the cost of prom has been increasing for the past three years. according to a survey done by

visa, families spent an average of $400 in 2011. this year it's more than $1,100. >> it's not easy. but it's important. >> yeah, it's beautiful. >> reporter: this single mom tells us she made sacrifices so her daughter could have the prom of her dream. >> it's a once in a lifetime event, you can't deny her what she wants. >> reporter: at berkeley high school this afternoon, this senior bought the last ticket for tomorrow night's prom. it's $90. but he's saving on other expenses. >> i got this free limo and free hotel room opportunity. >> reporter: this couple showed us the tux they rented and told us they paid to pay for the prom themselves. >> the meaning, just going to him. >> i'll be able to look back at photos and say oh yeah, i went to the prom. >> you look beautiful. >> reporter: students and parents told us prom is about catching memories and there's no price tag for that.

reporting live in dublin. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. and you can postyour prom pic on our facebook wall. we want to see it new or old. just share your poston facebook. cinco de mayo is sunday and that means big crowds this year in downtown sacramento. this evening a big crowd jammed chavez park for a kick off concert. this year nine downtown bars and nightclubs are offering specials and discounts for people with concert wristbands. >> one club has an issue. everybody on the street is now aware of it. if a fight breaks out or anything like that we can now handle it between places. >> reporter: the highway patrol will also have maximum enforcement going on starting tomorrow evening for those cinco de mayo celebrations. a former morgan hill preschool teacher pled not

guilty for putting sleeping medication into toddlers sippy couples. another employee saw grant putting pulls into the cup. investigators say grats admitted to putting the sleeping aids in those cups. she's due to be sentenced july 5th. alameda county prosecutors say they will not file charges against a teacher who is accused of tieing up a student. the girl's parents have filed lawsuit. the suit claims the former teach used masking tape to tie up the daughters hands and feet when the child refused to take a nap. in news of the world tonight in costa rica president obama arrived in san jose today as part of his three day latin american trip. he met with president laura

chinchila. mr.obama is also meeting with several other central american leaders. the violence that is plaguing that region is expected to be at the top of their agenda. the president is set to return home late tomorrow. in the central asian nation, an american refueling plane crashed into the mountains. three crew members on board. there were three crew members on board. witnesses said the plane exploded in midair. the plane was returning to an american base from a refueling mission for the war in afghanistan. earlier this week a 747 cargo plane crashed in afghanistan killing seven people on board. and in italy, police say they caught 29 baggage handlers red handed stealing. police set up seven cameras on the baggage holes. and this is video of the thefts. it was called operation clean holds and it was carried out over a year at eight airports. police say they were responding to a number of complaints about

missing valuables. broken bolts on the new bay bridge, coming up in eight minutes an exclusive look at the problem and why a plan to fix it is still uncertain. our chief meteorologist bill martin working on the forecast. he's back with the dramatic shift we're going to see over the weekend. >> hit and killed in a head on crash. the message his family wants to send now to others.

a driver not old enough to legally drink is facing drunk driving charges. police say the young woman behind the wheel was driving the wrong way on a major freeway. >> reporter: the impact was so great the engine separated from the victim's geo metro. cruz was killed instantly. he was a 54-year-old father of two sons. >> i just wish i could tell him i love him one more time. >> reporter: the suspected drunk driver was traveling east on westbound highway 24 in the central l exit and was hit head

on. >> it ricocheted off and hit another vehicle. fortunately the gentleman in the other vehicle was not injured. >> reporter: the son of the victims said cruz was driving from his home in pittsburg where he worked a graveyard shift. they said his father would work two shifts but recently cut back to spend time with his family. >> he always told us not to drink and drive and we listened to him. and then to have him pass away like that. i just can't bear it right now. >> too young people out there, if you're going to drink think about it twice. because it can all happen in a flash. >> reporter: and the suspect is

said to make her first court appearance next week, rob roth ktvu news. a van carrying three people failed to stop at the bottom of twin peaks boulevard and smashed into a home. it happened around 10:20 this morning when the road ends on clarendon avenue. the driver of the van went airborne and slammed into the garage. the driver was checked out for pain. two passengers were not hurt. police say the homeowners prized car an aston martin was damaged when the van punched a hole in that garage. police have released two sketches of a man who they say groped two female joggers. police say in both attacks the man ran past the victims then turned around and groped their rear end. the man ran off each time. the sketches are different but police say they believe that the same man is responsible for both of those attacks. the city of walnut creek is

bringing in an independent consultant to take over the city managers duty in a sexual misconduct investigation at the center for the arts. officials say they know believe city leader kevin norhart knew about sexual abuse to a former employer earlier than he admitted. two others are under arrest because police say they knew about the assault but didn't report it. you've heard about the problems plaguing the new bay bridge. tonight we take you into the site . i will pinpoint your weekend forecast. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf...

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governor brown submitted a plan that may still leave him facing contempt charges. those judges wanted a plan to reduce prison overcrowding by 10,000 inmates but governor brown's proposal is about 7,000 inmates. that may mean governor brown may have to release inmates before they complete their sentences. we're taking a up close look at the area of the bay bridge that houses those broken bolts. tom vacar got special access and tells how close engineers are to finding a fix. >> reporter: it's a 30-foot down climb with only 5 feet of head way over water 200 feet below. here quite literally where the road above attaches to the water below is the bolt key. and these are the bolts that have caused so much trouble. as you can see almost no

clearance to pull them out. these defective bolts have been abandoned and engineers are putting together a fix. >> we're going to be announcing through the oversight committee next wednesday. we're literally on the verge of that. the bolts are holding down maximum strength. instruments and engineers will determine if these bolts will be replaced in necessary will be. if they come up with a compromise or soon will break. so what if allegations in thousands of other bolts were banned for bridge use. >> these bolts are allowed by the national standard which is asama54 standard. they've met the retirements of those standards and those standards does allow for

galvanizization. >> reporter: tom vacar, ktvu news. a group of hawaii fishermen want the hump back whale removed from the endangered list. the fishermen said there are now more than 21,000 huffer backs. in the 1950s there were 14,000. if they are removed there will still be protections in place for the hump back. pope francis named the new bishop for oakland. he is reverend michael barber. he will be named bi-p bi -- bishop of the archdiocese of oakland. pepsi says it's cutting ties with rapper little wayne.

lil' wayne promoted the mountain dew soda. lil' wayne's publicist says the break is due to creative differences. this is an okay system. instead of going this way it's going to turn back and drop into the northern portion of the california. that's where the change came from. it's one of the reasons it's going to cool down. 10degrees cooler in san jose. that low comes back our way. cools things offer a bit. but also brings the clouds. a slight chance right now. it's an unusual system. so you know sunday is one of

those days where we could see a sprinkle or two. best day of the weekend saturday. the extended forecast, you bring some clouds in here. here's the low here the arrows are coming this way. it's been hot. as the low comes down, skills the heat. sunday will be the coolest day in the weekend. today temperatures down. further cooling on sunday but the thing to note here with this low pressure center. is the potential for sprinkles. tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. no worries. so it's coming this way. saturday is a good looking day. now we move into sunday. fog comes back and in response to that low getting closer it allows fog to build easier. now sunday then sunday afternoon. see up in here. concerns for firefighters would

be dry lightning or wet lightning in this area. that model looks pretty dry. there's some clouds. it's certainly cooler but it's not a wash out. rosemary orosco will be here the saturday and mark tamayo will be here sunday. they'll be tracking this. right now looks like it's not a bust. i think the main impact on sunday, clouds and a little bit cooler. so forecast high tomorrow 85 in pittsburg. a nice looking weekend so far. saturday is the best day. maybe just maybe a slight chance of a sprinkle. the five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, you can see it here. just a big change we've had this week. what a week. >> a long week for firefighters. >> fire fighting, red flag warnings. >> and it's going to be

downright cold. >> it's still going to be nice. the lack of this year's season is taking a toll. by the time summer arrives the water could be at its lowest level in five years for boaters that creates problems because under water obstacles are closer to the surface and business fear a drop out if motorists decide to go some where else. the solar impulse lifted up. it's the first solar aircraft that can fly day or night. it only has a cruising speed of 40 miles per hour. it's scheduled to land in phoenix in about three hours from now. >> you can call it a trifecta. life is good for the bay area sports fans. tphaog is sweeter for them -- nothing is sweeter for them and their fans when they get a

victory against the dodgers and walk off. kershaw did not beat them for a change. buster posey off of a scutero. and kershaw a single to center. off the fly to his catcher got it at the plate and buster is out. but he will have sweet revenge in the bottom of the ninth. 3-2 pitch against ronald belesario. ticket to ride the walk off. at&t electric as the giants defeat the dodgers for the third time in four meetings this year. nice way to start their weekend. all right, you never see this coming to yankee stadium. you have the short off right against the team that leads the

american league in homers. how about 2-0 that's a nice way to start there. road trip as the captain eric just all he can do these days is watch. vallejo all around good guy. c.c.sabathia but his very first pitch will leave his bat. doing his best ricky henderson impression. 8-0. a great seven shut out inning for the win. and quick behind the plate. look at that plate. got his man at first. and norris with his bat cracks to left. he has himself a single, cespedes would start the inning with a run 2-0. and the eliminations in the nba. sharks and vancouver got a little fight in them. they go to overtime. sports part two we'll tell you what happened next.

home advantage meaning absolutely now and that's sweet news to everyone who follows the canucks. going back to san jose in the

first. and 1-0 in canada. and they would not hang on. kessler goal. 51.1 to the left of the net. it'll be marleu ripping it in. the break, 2-1-1. perfect pass to the former canucks torres. he ends it with a game winner. back to san jose they come leading the series 2-1. clippers, houston, celtics and atlanta all eliminated. the warriors play monday down in san antonio. an interesting note about that they to start that series they have not won against san santonio since 1994.

that's 21 games. >> no better time than now. >> that's the sporting life. >> thanks. thank you for joining ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you when news breaks. >> ktvu news starts at 7:00 a.m. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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