limo filled with passengers burst into flames on the san mateo bridge overnight leaving five women dead. we will tell you what investigators are saying this morning about the people who survived this fire. easterly morning fire on treasure island. we will have pictures of the firefight. the latest information on what happened. >> and the party is about to get started in san jose where the sharks will be in action on this cinco de mayo. how police plan to make sure the festivity goes smooth. mornings on 2 starts now.

good morning, everyone. welcome to the mornings on 2. it's sunday may 5. we will check in with rosemary with a quick look at your weather. we were talking about the change in temps. it was dramatic. >> 180 but it came late in the day and for many areas warmed near 90 degrees for the inland spots. the cool down has kicked in and the winds have kicked in and they are kicking this morning. a wind advisory for the san francisco peninsula coast all the way down into monterey. this is for the entire day. won't expire until 9:00 this evening. wind gusts 45 to 55 miles per hour. also includes the mountains. santa cruz mountains. this could be troublesome for anyone planning a drive along the coast line for today and downed power lines could be a possibility with wind gusts this strong. we will take a closer look at this we are looking at a cool down around the area today. i will have a look at the numbers as well coming up. saturday night out ends in tragedy on the san mateo

bridge. five women were killed and four others are in the hospital this morning after the limo they rode in last night burst into flames. we are live this morning at the bridge with pictures of the fire and the damaged limo and new information you learned about the victims. reporter: well, so far i can tell you that the five women killed in this fire last night involving this limousine have not yet been identified. chp right now trying to figure out what sparked the fire. what is clear is that this limousine was not involved in an accident of any kindtouch was actually headed here to foster city from alameda coming west across the san mateo bridge last night. that's where the chp says this car burst into flames mid-span. this was just after 10:00. witnesses snapped these photos of the flames shooting from the rear of the limo. investigators say there were a total of ten people inside at the time. driver and nine passengers. five women who were riding in that limo were unable to get out and died in the fire. four other passengers survived with burns and smoke

inhalation. and the driver was not hurt either. he pulled the limousine over and was able to get out. investigators have filled out the fire started in the passenger compartment and not in the engine. but beyond that there is still a lot of questions. >> at this point we don't know. we don't know how the fire got started. therefore we don't know what type of crime if any. reporter: and this morning the chp identifying the driver of that limo as 46-year-old orville brown of san jose. investigators of have released names of the four surviving passengers as well. all of those women from the bay area. meantime, the investigators are not putting out the name of the limo company that owns the car that was involved in the fire last night. again, no accident involved here. they say this limousine simply caught fire in the middle of the san mateo bridge. investigators trying to figure out exactly why. we will bring you updates when we get them from chp this morning.

live this morning at foster city, ktvu, channel 2 news. a limousine was involved in an injury crash in oakland. happened around 12:45 this morning in the area of pancraft and seminary avenue. a car ran a red light and smashed into the limo sending it into a traffic pole. there was no one inside that limousine except for the driver. he was treated at the scene. two people in the other vehicle were seen running away. police say the car was a rental. new this morning, fire investigators working to dernl what sparked a house fire on treasure island. we are live in the newsroom with details and new video. firefighters tell us there were no injuries. but it was a battle this morning as flames engulfed the townhouse on treasure island. san francisco fire responded to the call around 4:00 this morning. the department has a station on the island. and the crews arrived you can see the flames pushing out the

second story window at avenue b and sturgeon street. one man was home at the time. he got out unharmed. firefighters contained the fire to the one unit. however, a cat did die in the fire. >> two alarm was called just because it's customary. >> now firefighters were able to contain the fire and an arson investigator is on scene which is common procedure for a large fire like this. we will check back in with investigators and post the latest on ktvu.com and our twitter feed. in san ramone, couple is grateful to be arrived after a fire destroyed their home. flames were spotted around 4:30 between two homes on lexington place. a neighbor shot this short video before he was evacuated. one house was destroyed by the fire and dozens scrambled to save the surrounding homes. house on the left only sustained some damage to the roof and garage. all my family and my

friends and my dog immediely and that's what counts. >> julia hall lived in her home for 25 years. her and her husband will rebuild and that many of her neighbors are offering their help. one firefighter suffered a minor back injury. it was the only person hurt. officials say the fire started in the carport. in napa it took 40 firefighters to control fire sparked by a lawnmower that struck a rock in the middle of the afternoon. the fire captain said the home owner should have pulled out hismoer in the morning to avoid the winds and dry conditions. fire burned three acres near ciewnsville road and jack's lane. typically napa, the hottest dryest part of the year is in september. and to have fires at this point and have the heat we've had in may is -- in early may is very scary. >> cal fire battled three fires last week. biggest outside of calistoga burned 125 acres. in southern california firefighters are getting the

upper hand in ventura county. more than half of the 28,000-acre fire is contained. firefighters say the calmer winds are helping them make the progress. at one point that fire threatened thousands of homes. 15 homes were damaged but all evacuation orders have been lifted. more than 2,000 firefighters are still working to contain the fire. >> it's a lot of work to be done. a lot of hard manual labor that will need to happen out there. >> firefighters hope to have it fully contained by tomorrow. cause of the fire is still under investigation. it is a dangerous job and already it has been a deadly season for abalone divers. a diver died yesterday after getting out of the water in salt point state park. it is the fourth time in the past week that an abalone diver has died off the coast of sonoma and mendocino counties. last weekend three divers died in separate incidents in the water including a retired firefighter from pacifica and a man from san francisco. be abeny diving season started april 1. downtown san jose will be

buzzing today. tens of thousands of people are expected to show up for what's billed as largest cinco de mayo party in southern california. police will set up patrols to maintain o. although violence marred previous celebrations, last year's party was peaceful. several streets will be closed today including fourth and downtown market streets and a large section of king road. and hp pavilion will be packed for tonight nhl playoff game between the sharks and vancouver canucks. game starts at 7:00 p.m. there will be a street rally outside tafarena at 5:00. and fans are encouraged to take public transportation to reduce the congestion. fans may want to arrive early because there are increased security measures in place. law enforcement throughout the bay area are warning people not to drink and drive. there have been numerous dui checkpoints in weekend. avoid campaign includes saturation patrols as officers

check for drunk drivers leaving cinco de mayo celebrations. supporter will use this holiday to push for reforms. immigrants rights groups will march down oakland's international boulevard. plan to hold a rally in celebration at 2:00 p.m. marchers are demanding full citizenship rights to anyone who lives, works or goes to school in the u.s. i ran out of the house this morning and found myself running back in to get the sweatshirt. i didn't think it was going to be that cold but you said it was going to drop. i didn't think it was that drastic. it was chilly. >> 180 with the weather. boy, is it breezy in some areas. talked about it at the top of the hour. even a wind advisory for the coast as well as the mountains. san francisco into the coast line down into santa cruz. the winds are breezy in many places and giving you a look there at the mostly cloudy skies just a little peek of sunshine there. livermore one of the only areas waking up with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies for mostly cloudy across most of the bay. winds 5 to 15 miles per hour in

and around sfo, oakland, napa, fairfield a brisk start if you are thinking about heading out to the farmers market this morning as mike mentioned you may need that jacket. 17-mile-per-hour in mountain view and the gusts are stronger than this. we will mention again if you are just joining us there is a wind advisory for the coast and all the way from san francisco down into monterey. gusts could reach 45 to 55 miles per hour a little bit later this morning and into the afternoon and that's when i do think we will be at their strongest for that to be aware of if this is your destination or where you will be. giving you a look, the system now that is bringing on this rapid change. boy, it took its time getting here yesterday. we expect the temperatures to be slightly cooler. but it really took until late in the afternoon for those onshore breezes and the cooler air to kickism here we are. 57 degrees now napa. 57 santa rosa. mostly cloudy skies and some of us waking up a little warmer than yesterday. 62 in oakland.

upper 50s in hayward. areas like antioch as well as fairfield that started in the low 60s and ended up near 80 degrees within a couple of hours. you're feeling a difference this morning. i think the wind is going to be pesky for today. the temperatures are going to be a lot cooler and partly cloudy skies and we may have seen the satellite radar shot maybe even a sprinkle. the better bet will come monday into tuesday. but with those mostly cloudy skies and the atmosphere moistening up a little bit, we will be squeezing out a sprinkle. seeing it in and around monterey. mid-70s in fairfield for the afternoon today. 70 santa rosa. upper 60s for san rafael. low 60s san francisco. 69 in oakland and into the santa clara valley 72 for you san jose. a big difference from yesterday. the extended forecast here cool, breezy for today. perhaps a spotty shower. but again i think monday into tuesday we will get a better chance at maybe a few scattered showers. temperatures continuing to fall. we will get a rebound as we get

into midweek wednesday and then thursday warmer weather look at the wind forecast model when i expect we will be at our windiest coming up. violence at a youth soccer game. >> when he was running down, he just came out of nowhere and punched him. >> the tragic attack on a referee that has two sisters mourning the loss of their father. >> and asking for help to stop cell phone thefts. san francisco's district attorney just met with and what he thinks might help combat the problem. first, let's take a live look at the golden gate bridge toll plaza. clear out. there we can see the towers but still very grey. a big difference from yesterday. 7:12 on the clock. no major problems to report on the roads for you now but we will keep an eye on things. this is mornings on two. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy.

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view of the san francisco skyline. going to be a cool, breezy day for you. wind gusts at golden gate park 16 miles per hour. the coast guard is searching for four sailors who set out on a trip from hawaii to california. that group hasn't been heard from in days. coast guard says group left honolulu for long beach on thursday but concerns started to grow when both the coast guard and friends lost contact with the sailors. last contact anyone had with them was friday night. the coast guard is now trying to track a possible satellite phone signal that was picked up about 460 miles northeast of honolulu. and divers have found the body of rancho cordova man who drowned in the american river. 23-year-old christopher hair was -- harris was found 9:30 last night. harris tried swimming across an inlet without a life jacket. according to witnesses he was halfway across when he started having difficulty. he disappeared in an area that's nearly 20 feet deep and crews say the thick silt at the bottom also made the search difficult. it took them hours or four

hours to find his body. referee in utah has died after being punched by a 17-year-old soccer player. 46-year-old ricardo was attacked during a game last weekend. police say a 17-year-old player in a recreational league punched him in the face after he made a call that angered the teenager. police say he slipped into a coma and never regained consciousness. >> it's not fair. he was a loved person. everybody loved him. >> the 17-year-old is being held at a juvenile detention center on suspicion of aggravated assault. police say he could face additional charges. there is a new development in connection to the boston bombing case app friend of one of the suspects who was arrested last week is asking a judge to release him. reporter david lee miller is live now in boston with what the

19-year-old's lawyer are alleging. reporter: 19-year-old defendant here is now in federal custody. he was in court last week. he is charged with essentially lying to investigators. lying to fbi agents. not once, not twice but three times about entering the dorm room of dzhokhar tsarnaev. they over the weekend attorneys for the defendant filed a motion asking for bail, a hearing is slated to be held tomorrow. the motion gives a laundry list of reasons that the young man is not a flight risk. among them it states he has never been arrested and born and raised in the boston area and extensive family here. goes on to say he is not charged with having any knowledge of the bombings or helping the suspect and not charged with destroying evidence and interestingly he was on leave from school and had not been in contact with the two other suspects in this case for the past two months. and then the brief goes on to say and i will quote it here, it's only sheer coincidence and bad luck that he had to attend

a seminar on april 18 and presumably it was that seminar that brought him in contact with the other suspects here and led him astray. you might recall that this is the same defendant who was admonished by the judge last week. the judge told him, quote, during the hearing, i suggest you pay attention to me instead of looking down. the attorneys say the conditions of his bail might very well include a gps monitor of some type and limited restrictions contacts with other individuals. again, the hearing slated to take place here in boston tomorrow, 2:00 in the afternoon. thank you so much for that report. david lee miller reporting live from boston. and a new york police have been organizers are ramping up security for the city-wide bike tour. more than 32,000 riders are participating. you can see them going there in the city streets. and in preparation police say

it's helicopters are up over the tour and it's patrol boats are stationed near some the bridges. officials say a number of sharp shooters are in position along the route. >> what went on in boston i think it's a good idea and we can't let things like that stop us from doing things like this i'm okay with the additional security. >> officials say the boston bombings have caused security to be tighter than it's ever been in the 36 year history. foundation building of 9-11 museum is announcing it will charge an admission fee. operating costs are estimated to be $60 million per year. and officials say an admission fee will help cover expenses. the ticket will cost between 20 and $25 entry to the memorial plaza will still be free. the museum is set to open in the spring of next year. the pilot and passenger of a small plane walked away without injuries after making an emergency landing in a highway. the plane landed on wide median

of state route 125 and in the city of santee. pilot says the plane experienced engine trouble after takeoff. he told investigators he had no choice but to land on the freeway. owners of the texas fertilizer plant that exploded last month may have to file bankruptcy. the blast at the west fertilizer plant killed 14 people and injured more than 200 others. it all causes tens of millions of damage to the surrounding area. lawyers say the plant's insurance policy has $1 million in liability coverage. state and federal regulators are trying to figure out what caused it. benicia city employees may have to wait until next year to get a raise. the workers have agreed to extend their contracts for another year and forego pay raises to save the city money. city employees have taken cuts the past two years helping the city save about $2 million. the city council could approve the contract ex2e7bgs on tuesday -- extension on tuesday. law enforcement agencies are calling on the wireless industry to help with cell phone thefts.

san francisco district attorney has met with officials from apple and google and he is planning a meeting now with samsung. he wants companies to create a kill switch that will permanently disable stolen smartphones. almost one out of three robberies nationwide involve cell phone theft. a night with rock and roll legends. rolling stones are in the bay area tonight. why fans should be prepared for a few surprises at tonight's show. it's a mostly cloudy, cool start and some areas of the bay it is whipping with winds. we will take a look at what to expect for your area coming up. (horn blowing)

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for the fight. guerrero $3 million for the loss. guerrero's vocal father and trainer said mayweather, quote, ran like a chicken and refused to go toe to toe with his son. guerrero says he will keep fighting and hopes to face may whetter one more time before retirement. fans say an amazing finish at the 139th kentucky derby is one they will never forget. down to the wire. orb has won the kentucky derby. >> there you go orb started that race in the back of the pack. look how muddy it is. on the final turn he picked up speed and passed the other to take the win. 150,000 people turned out for this year's event and as you can see a lot of rain and mud and didn't stop people from enjoying the race. >> it was a fun race. orb hanging back and lingering and down the stretch he came. >> it's more fun when it surprises you. one surprise when you wake up this morning not only the cooler temperature buzz rosemary talking about the wind. >> it's all about the wind.

especially along the coast line where we have a wind advisory for the entire day. winds are going to gust to 45, maybe 55 into the afternoon. in fact let's show you what i think it will be windy. picking up gusts to 33 miles per hour to half moon bay. notice the wind signs up here showing you exactly how fast depending on the color. so we are looking at winds increasing as we get into the late morning and early afternoon. i think by 1:00. notice the oranges are off the coast line. down along the stretch just south of monterey we have pretty windy conditions. this is a sustained wind. so when you see the yellow and thinking 20 to 30, the gusts could be anywhere from 5 to 10 miles above that between 1:00 and 4:00 we will see this strongest winds. the wind advisory doesn't expire until 9:00 this evening. you can see by the evening hours the winds die down. so again the wind gusts going to be at their strongest. mid- to late morning through early afternoon and then dying down as we get into the evening

hours. meanwhile temperatures are a lot cooler today under mostly cloudy skies. temperatures anywhere from 5 to 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday's highs. leaving in the possibility of maybe a sprinkle today but again i think i will chance of getting rain is monday into tuesday. i will show you the rain in future cast model coming up. more rain could blai a factor in the nascar race if talladega. heavy rains washed out qualifying for the sprint cup race. that means the field will be based on the first practice speeds from friday. that puts carl edwards on the pole for today's race. you can watch that race right here on ktvu. we will be ending mornings at 9:00 to bring you live coverage from talladega. oakland orville arena is rocking tonight with the sounds of the rolling stones. the rock legends are making their first stop in the bay area and no telling what kind of surprises they have in store for fans on friday night in

los angeles. singers keith urban and gwen stefani showed up to perform. tickets are available for tonight's concert. there will be another performance wednesday night in san jose. >> banning bad behavior from bart. new policy that could get you kicked off bart for up to a year. what type of behavior could get you in trouble with this transit agency. and this morning the chp is trying to figure out what sparked a deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge last night that left five women dead. what investigators say this morning about the survivors.

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investigation is underway this morning into a fatal fire on the san mateo bridge that took the lives of five women trapped inside that limousine. welcome back to mornings on two. there were a total of nine women riding in that limo that caught fire overnight. five were killed and four others injured and it's still unclear what went wrong. ktvu is live on the bridge and what we know. reporter: well, good morning. what we know is this was not an engine fire. the chp says the fire started in the passenger compartment and it clearly spread quickly because five women riding in that limo last night were killed in this fire. we will show you exactly where

it happened. mid-span on the san mateo bridge. this limo was heading here to foster city from alameda when it burst into flames. the chp trying to figure out what sparked the fire that broke out after 10:00 last night. we do know this limo was not involved in any sort of an accident on the bridge. witnesses snapped photos of the flames that were shooting from the rear of the limo. investigators say there were a total of ten people inside at the time and that includes the driver and nine passengers. the driver noticed smoke and stopped the limo in the middle of the bridge and he was able to get out unhurt. but five women who were riding in the back of the limo were unable to escape and they all died in the fire. four other passengers all women survived. >> two of the pass jfers were transported to stanford. two were transferred to valley medical sender and they were all transported for smoke inhalation and burns. >> and this morning the chp has identified the driver of that

limo that caught fire as 46-year-old orville brown of san jose. investigators have put out the names of the four surviving passenger all of those women from the bay area. in the mean time investigators this morning are not naming the company that owns that limousine involved in last night's deadly fire on the san mateo bridge and the chp is not saying exactly where that limousine was staying other than saying it was coming here to foster city last night when the fire broke out. live in morning in foster city, ktvu, channel 2 news. uc berkeley student will be layed to rest today. 23-year-old jose gonzalez was in the eastbound lane two weeks ago when his car stalled just passed the high-rise section. his car was rear ended by a bmw which was then hit by a third car. the chp says the crash is being investigated. a funeral for him will be held today at the crypten and flynn chapel. we were finding out more about a deadly shooting and crash in richmond that we told

you about yesterday right here on mornings on 2. happened at 7:30 yesterday morning on chancellor avenue. police say man was driving his suv in the area when he was shot. his vehicle then crashed into a home just about two blocks away. a home security camera shows part of the suv smashed right through the fence. the bottom right of your screen. home owner says he was a few feet away when that actually happened. >> the guy was still alive. he died later. >> car bumped into the side of my house and started shaking in that moment. and that's when the camera how it really scary. >> police say the victim is an asian man in his 40s right now they do not have a motive or any description of a gunman. police say there has been an increase in homicides in the city in just the past few weeks. residents in north oakland will be hold be a community meeting to talk about a spike in violent crime. councilman organized the

meeting tomorrow night at north oakland senior center. two recent homicides and home invasion robberies near childrens hospital have residents concerned. he says residents have the right to know if police are doing about the crime. a deputy police chief, captain and neighborhood services officer will be at the meeting to talk to residents. some oakland residents are hoping neighborhood walk pagetrols will decrease crime. patrols are made up of residents that come together to walk their neighborhood and goal is to deter robbers with the city facing the worst robbery surge in 20 years, the patrols are making a comeback. urging home owners to improve lighting and build relationships with police. investigators in calaveras county are taking a second look around the home of eight-year-old layla fowler for a second time sheriff's deputies are canvassing the subdivision where the girl was stabbed to death last weekend. officers knocked on the doors of 300 homes yesterday look to interview residents hoping to find new clues. >> we are following up a lead. we are narrowing the focus of

our investigation. and i'm confident we will find out who did this. >> investigators also used metal detectors to search the grass around fowler's house which is still considered a crime scene. her family is not been back since the attack. close to 2,000 firefighters are working to get control of a wildfire. the fire has burned 6700 acres northeast of chico since it started four days ago and right now just 30% contained. firefighters say wind gusts have made that fire hard to fight and they are also concerned about possible lightning strikes. cal fires says three firefighters suffered minor injuries but they are now out of the hospital. and firefighters continue to battle fires across the state, cal fire wants to make sure that everyone is prepared this fire season. today is the first day of wildfire awareness week in california. cal fires reminding home owners to clear 100 feet around their hopes and have an evacuation plan. we have new information this morning about a fire in hillsboro that damaged 7 homes friday night. investigators now saying that

damage will probably reach the $1 million mark. seven homes were badly damaged and a pool house was destroyed. no one was hurt in the fire and firefighters are still trying to figure out what started it. >> san jose fire department is giving away free smoke alarms. yesterday east san jose in east san jose crews were installing free smoke and carbon monoxide protectors. smoke detectors save lives and say not having smoke alarms is a common reason house fires can turn fatal. >> tough to swallow when you see that an entire family gets killed or two or three people get killed because they didn't have a detector. yesterday a 38-acre brush fire burned through field near a mobile home park. two people were treated for smoke inhalation. firefighters say smoke alarms can often be the first signal a grass fire is burning nearby. starting tomorrow, bart says it will ban riders who commit crimes on trains or in stations. the list including harassing other riders, urinating in

public or defacing trains with graffiti. the ban can last for up to a year but prohibitive passenger can ask for a hearing to have it overturned. station agents will be able to see the names and photos of banned bart riders on their computers. >> golden state warriors hope to turn their success on the court into a new san francisco arena. the team has scheduled an 11 a.m. news conference today to unveil an updated design with more glass and better views. the look will include elements of the old design such as a spiral walkway overlooking the bay. 18,000 seat arena will be built at piers 30 and 32. warrior say they wanted $1 billion project to be more water front friendly. and warriors players are in san antonio this morning. they held a workout yesterday at their practice facility in oakland before departing for texas. they will take on the san antonio spurs tomorrow night in game one of the western conference semifinals. >> understand the task ahead of

us will be tough. we are playing good basketball right now and have the opportunity to go down there and get a win. the warriors have lost the last 29 games in san antonio but their first round upset of the denver nogs have given them -- denver nuggets have given them a lot of confidence. >> a ton of confidence. all is good right now outside and i guess you can say if you have a jacket. if you don't you may be stuck in a predicament. it was hot yesterday and warm and now it complete 360. a significant drop in temperatures today. we are waking up with plenty of wind. that wind picked up yesterday but early this morning national weather service has actually given us a wind advisory for parts of the coast line. issued in the overnight hours. partly cloudy skies. beginning to see breaks there. a little breezy in many areas. i'm picking up gusts around 20 miles per hour. mountain view, oakland and i expect we will be breezy throughout the day north bay, east bay, south bay.

this is where the winds are roaring later today. we are talking 45 to 55 miles per hour gusts. that's going to make it a tough drive if you are along highway 1 for the afternoon. it's even strong enough and dangerous enough there to bring down power lines. please be careful. it includes the coast line and includes the santa cruz mountains down into monterey we got this shade of yellow here. it includes the advisory until 9:00 this evening. the winds are at their strongest mid-morning to mid-afternoon and then dying down as we get into the evening hours. you can see here even areas without the wind it's a brisk start out there. oakland 13 miles per hour. sfo13. 17 mountain view. 13 livermore and areas even seeing a few gusts to near 20 miles per hour. we have the breeze. we have the mostly cloudy skies. and not just to throw too much at you but we have the possibility of a few sprinkles. i think it will be a better chance as we get into monday and tuesday and you can see the low sitting off the coast line. we are talking about it for a

couple of days now. it's finally arrived and that's why we are seeing a big change in our pattern. here we were picking it up this morning. notice it's sunday afternoon into the noon hour. we were partly cloudy. the rains still off the coast. i'm going to run you 24 hours in and by monday afternoon, wow, now there is a difference. we could actually see some of that hitting the ground. we were incredibly dry but the atmosphere is moistening up. for today the wind advisory. cloudy, breezy. notably cooler for your afternoon. the breeze will continue even grow a little stronger for the second half of the day. upper 50s to near 60 degrees. around the bay area, napa and santa rosa and you are warmer but areas like fairfield a lot cooler this morning. after noon highs low 60s in san francisco. upper sick in oakland. low to mid-70s inland. the extended forecast and cooling will continue into monday, tuesday we will begin a rebound on wednesday and thursday. again, i got a future cast model on the wind asks i will show you when they are at their

strongest along the coast coming up. new video from police in italy shows that travelers were getting ripped off. baggage handlers rummaging through luggage and in some case handlers would damage locks to get inside the bags. italian police have arrested dozens of baggage handlers in the theft investigation. time now is 7:40. footing the bill after being found. why authorities now say two teenagers who got lost in the southern california wilderness may have to pay the bill for their rescue. and they are called the benghazi whistle blowers. three men testifying before congress this week about the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya and what they are expected to say. >> first let's take you outside for a look at interstate 280 in san jose. the sun is pushing through there. traffic looks good but it could get busy later today as the city's cinco de mayo celebrations are underway. sharks take on the canucks. so south bay will be rocking tonight.

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welcome back. giving you a sweeping view there over the bay. moastles cloudy skies. school and breezy on this sunday morning. heavy rain causing new flooding concerns along the mississippi river. storm last month l caused flooding and now water levels could rise again. the flooding caused some people in st. peters missouri to pack up for higher ground. but others decided to stay and wait it out. >> it's going down. we are going to wait until monday and if it ain't no rain in the forecast we will stay here. >> parts of the mississippi river are expected to crest

again this week. forecasters say water levels won't be as high as they were last month. in northern italy, crews are cleaning up after a powerful tornado just two days ago hit the same area that was devastated by an earthquake last may. tornado injured at least 12 people and damaged hundreds of buildings. many farmers were out working on their land and were forced to take shelter when that tornado hit. there are new questions about who should pay for the rescue of two teenagers who got lost in the southern california wilderness last month. that multi-day search for 19-year-old nicholas and 18-year-old kendall jack cost $160,000. the orange county sheriff's department originally said the hikers would not be billed for the rescue effort. but it's now reconsidering the deschtion change of heart comes after authorities revealed there was methamphetamine found in the car while they were searching for the pair. and the recovery effort at the site of the collapsed garment factory is getting more heart breaking by date. this morning that death toll

passed 600 as more bodies were pulled. a coalition of government, labor and industry representatives have been put together to come up with an action plan to improve worker safety. that includes boosting collective bargaining rights mp increasing factory inspections and putting together fire safety plans. tensions are high in the middle east 24 weekend. israel launched an air strike if syria. the second in three days. israeli officials say the target was a shipment of iranian made missiles believed to be on their way to a militant group in lebanon. israel has also set up its rocket defense system in case of a retaliation. the obama administration is expected to come under heavy scrutiny on wednesday. that is when congress will hold a hearing into the american consulate attack in benghazi, libya. three men who will testify describe themselves as benghazi whistle blowers. they consist of a top security officer in libya state

department counter-terrorism officer and the second highest ranking u.s. diplomat in libya at the time. >> he was chris stevens deputy. he was on the phone with chris right before he died. he is going to give you a chilling story of what it was like and how much -- how little help he received. >> northern california native chris stevens was the american ambassador killed in the attack. the white house is denying claims from some republicans that it has encouraged benghazi survivors to keep quiet about what happened. president obama is racking up some frequent flier miles after returning to washington from costa rica last night. he now headed to columbus, ohio. air force one scheduled to land there in the next hour. he is delivered the commencement address at ohio state university. the event at the school's football stadium is expected to draw some 80,000 people. political analysts say he is paying back ohio, the buckeye state was one of the key battle ground states he won in last year's election. the national rifle association says the fight against gun control is far from over. last night the group had its

annual member meeting in houston. across the street more than 60 protestors gathered. supporters of gun control say they are in it for the long haul. but the executive vice- president of the nra wayne lapierre promising the members they will never have to give up their weapons. in phoenix, arizona, police launched a new gun buy back program called groceries for guns. yesterday for each hand gun and rifle turned in officers gave out $100 grocery gift card. assault weapons were worth $200. they collected more than 800 weapons and there is going to be another event today and again may 11 and again on the 18th. police in florida accused three middle school students of planning an attack at their school. investigators say two girls and a boy ages 12 and 13 years old plan to set off explosives at the sleepy hill middle school in lakeland florida. the ring leader is a 13-year- old girl who is currently held for a psychiatric evaluation.

the students face charges this including conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. >> all three were somewhat interested in satanism. there was obviously a fixization as i indicated with the individuals that were involved in these mass shootings. >> police say the details of the attack became widely known after one of 9 girls wrote about them in a notebook. in orange county, an escaped mental health patient is back in custody. show you a picture of 23-year-old norrous nguyen. nguyen was diagnosed with schizophrenia back in 2011. police say he escaped from a santa ana facility friday evening and according to police he was a danger to school children. police say he threatened a garden grove elementary school where he once attend ped. nguyen was returned to the mental health facility yesterday. there is a new development in the battle over a popular marana. the city council will consider the future of petes harbor tomorrow night. the council staff is recommending a proposed renovation project be sent back

to the planning commission. harbor ownher evicted tenants because he wants to sell the property to a land developer. published reports predict the planning commission will seek more public input on the project. and north bay town may require solar panels on every new rooftop. the proposed ordinance would require panels on new homes and commercial buildings if it passes, it would be the only second city in california with such a law. lancaster was the first. the mayor big supporter of the proposal saying so theler panel on his home 'caused his power bills to plum. the council takes up the matter thursday night. los angeles zoo has a new addition. the six foot tall baby animal that made her first appearance. >> recognizing bets at the park. what the team has done after the theft of a plaque. outside our doors, cloudy, cool and breezy. and the winds are expected to become stronger in some areas. i will show you what you can expect for your sunday coming

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take a look at this i always like these stories. from the los angeles zoo and this is the newest addition to the zoo her name is sophie and born on april 22 but just made her first public debut this weekend. she weighs in at 135 pounds and she is already six feet tall. >> young man who has inspired many people including the president of the united states has now graduated. yesterday was graduation day at notre dame in belmont. and among the 425 graduates was schultz, first met the 22-year-old after he graduated from homestead high in cupertino. nationally televised speech in 2009 president obama spoke of schultz's struggle with brain cancer. he was diagnosed first when he was three years old. >> have to stick with it and

keep working hard and then within time you will be able to succeed in your life and make it through. >> schultz graduated with a degree in business and he says he had to put in many extra hours of study due to memory loss from more than a dozen brain surgeries. as for his future, schultz says he wants to be an accountant. >> barry bonds is honored once again at at&t park for his home run record. new plaque commemorating bonds 756 home run has been bolted to the brick wall in right center field. the new plaque comes after the original one went missing last month. it represented the record bond set when he broke hank aaron in 2007. the team says it's not sure what happened to the original plaque. giant fans bring in the brooms out to the ballpark tonight as the world champs throbbing sweep the dodgers right out of town. not quite the kentucky derby but the giants did get out of the gate early last night. bases loaded and no out and buster posey says thank you very little. i will take the double and the two rbis.

that is the good news. bad news, giant will pull a five run lead and found themselves down after hunter pence loses the ball in the lights in the top of the fifth. that play right here. giants would answer back. and they will need just one extra frame. bottom of the tenth we go. see ya later. have a nice dinner. we will see you sunday night. giants get the win. a.l. west champs looking for another fast start against the yankees. the as catcher leading off the game with a pretty dp shot to right field. not quite deep enough. watch this play. ichiro suzuki snags the ball and steals the home run. scoreless in the third, not for long. chris stewart the former giant gets hold of bartolo colon pitch. yankees will go up and stay up. as rally for two in the ninth but short. dropped that one.

former oakland as outfielder hideki mats suey has received the people's honor award. it's given to people who have pedestrian significant achievements in their careers. that are look up to by the public. in 2010 matsui signed one year contract with the as for the 2011 season. he played seven seasons with the yankees and was mvp of the 2009 world series. 7:55, i was all over the bay area yesterday. i had the san jose earthquake game and thought i was melting and then in american canyon and i thought i was freezing. rosemary, i couldn't keep up. we saw that cool down. it came on strong late in the day but many of us had actually warmed already to near 90 degrees when that ocuer -- ociewrdz. talking about the winds because they started yesterday and they will continue today and they are growing even stronger. i want to show you picking it up this morning. half moon bay reporting gusts at 32. pacifica 32 miles per hour. breezy one at the station

there. but it's 10:00 those winds will increase a bit. 2:00 fairly strong. we are talking 36 miles per hour at half moon bay. if you are just joining us there is a wind advisory for the coast as well as the mountains from san francisco down into monterey. it includes santa cruz mountains as well as santa lucia. we are talking about the possibility of power outages. tough driving along highway 1 for today. just take it easy of. not a good day for the beach. it's going to be blowing out. there these are some of the numbers. i forgot to change that over but yesterday's highs, today's lows we were talking anywhere from 5 to 10 to 15 degrees cooler for your afternoon. 69 in oakland for today. 63 san francisco. low 70s in san jose. and not to be mid- to upper 80s they felt yesterday afternoon. extended forecast here and the cooling trend will continue and the clouds will continue. and the wind will die down and our possibility for rain will pick up. monday into tuesday a good

chance of a few spotty showers and scattered sprinkles lasting into tuesday night and partly cloudy and warming back up wednesday into thursday. back to you. you continue to follow the latest developments surrounding the wildfires in southern california. we will tell you how much progress was made overnight and the one thing firefighters say they have in their favor today. and converge on san jose to celebrate cinco de mayo. we will tell you about the police plans for your safety. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's.

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a deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge last fight leaves five women dead, what investigators are saying about how it started. >> a big battle for firefighters on treasure island after flames shoot in the air from this townhome, why firefighters say things could have been a lot worse. >> cloudy cool and breezy, a wind advisories, i will show you where. >> a big night for shark fans, why fans should arrive early tonight. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, welcome to mornings on 2, sunday, may 5th,

i am mike. >> and i am claudine wong, you have been telling us about the winds. >> yes, they are here, breezy in most areas, today the winds are at their strong strongest along the coast line and lasting until 9:00 this evening, wind gusts 45 to 55 into the afternoon and also includes the mountains so a rough day, temperatures will be cooler today and again breezy, i will lay it out for you coming up. >> and we begin with a developing story in the peninsula, a limo caught fire killing five women and injuring four others. this morning we are learning their identity, alex savidge joins us live from where the fire happened on the foster city side of the san mateo bridge. >> reporter: good morning, the chp says this limo was not

involved in an accident it just for whatever reason burst into flames coming west across the san mateo bridge last night. the fire just raced right through the passenger compartment in that limo, killing 5 women riding in the limo. chp trying to figure out what sparked this fire. witnesses driving bye snapped these photos of the flame shooting from the back of the limo, investigators say there were 10 people inside, the driver and nine passengers, the driver noticed smoke so he pulled over and stopped the limo on the limb. he was able to get out, but 5 women riding in the back could not and died in the fire, 4 other passengers survived as well. the name of the company is not being released as investigators have a lot of questions after this deadly fire. >> at this point we don't know.

we don't know how the fire got started, therefore we don't know what type of -- what type of crime if any at this time. >> the chp has identified the driver as 46-year-old orville brown of san jose, investigators have also identified the four surviving passengers, the four women in the back of that limousine, all from the bay area as well. the chp is simply saying this limousine was heading from alameda to foster city where we are this morning, but as far as where it is going, they are not putting that out yet. i am reaching out to the highway patrol to their investigators trying to get updates. as soon as we get more information on this fire we will bring that to you, live in foster city, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> flames shot out of the second story windows around 4 this morning with a fire in treasure island.

san francisco fire says 1 man was home but made it out unharmed, however a cat did die in the fire. that townhome is located there, crews contained it to one building. they said it could have been more dangerous had it started in the lower level. >> in southern california firefighters are getting the upper hand on a wildfire burning for three days in ventura county. the fire is 60% contained. firefighters say calmer winds are helping them make progress. at one point the fire threatened thousands of homes. 15 homes were damaged. evacuation orders have been lifted. more than 2000 firefighters are still working to get full control of that fire. >> still a lot of work to be done, a lot of hard manual labor that is going to need to happen out there. >> firefighters hope to have it contained by tomorrow. the cause is still under. in napa it took 40 firefighters to control a fire sparked by a lawn mower that

struck a rock in the middle of the afternoon. a fire captain said the homeowner should have pulled out his mower in the morning. the fire burned three acres near coonsville road in jack's lane. >> typically in napa the hottest driest part is in august and september and to have fires at this point and have the heat we have had in early may is scary. >> they battled three fires last week, the biggest outside of calastoga burned 125 acres. >> the couple grateful to be alive after flames destroyed their home. a neighbor shot this video there before he was evacuated, one home was destroyed and dozens of firefighters scrambled to save the surrounding homes. the house on the left of the video sustained on some damage to the roof and garage. >> all my family and my friends

and my dog immediately and that is what counts. >> julia hall lived there for 25 years and says they will rebuild and many are offering their help. one firefighter suffered a minor back in jury but the only person hurt he will be okay. the fire started in the garage but not sure what caused it. >> the diver has died. it is the 4th time a diver has died there, last week three died in separate incidents. the abalone diving season started april first. >> 8:06 if you are getting ready to head out the door you want to listen to rosemary first because you need a jacket. >> yeah, a major yesterday from

yesterday morning, cloudy skies. you can see that. breezy in many areas, even a wind advisory for parts of the coast as well as mountains. a live look at oakland, partly sunny skies, the only area i can see mostly sunny this morning is inland east bay, we have got livermore with mostly sunny skies, temperatures within a few degrees of yesterday in most cases but it is cloudy and it is breezy and it is going to feel way different out there fairfield i want to point out 20 degrees cooler this morning. you were warm yesterday. here is the system here as we were talking about yesterday. retro graded it was about at idaho and moved now in position off the coastline. going to stay here. you can see this wrap around moisture. i don't think we will see much rain for today. santa cruz mountains picked up some in the overnight hours but monday and tuesday we may see the possibility of rain hitting the ground. for today the wind will be

the issue. it is breezy. fairfield 15, livermore nine, oakland 13, sfo 14, 12 mountainview, along the coastline windy and they will continue, again these are the peaks so far. up over the hills is where it is windy spring valley 58, ben loman 32, half moon bay gusting to 32 at point reyes right along the light house, 32 as well. current temperatures right now 60 in fairfield, 58 napa, 50s around the bay, 58 san francisco, 59 in hayward, upper 50s san jose so temperatures not too bad but again brisk if you are going to the farmer's market this morning maybe test before you go, don't run hot the door without that jacket. 59in oakland, 68 san rafael, low 70s redwood city and san jose and 70s for concord and livermore, 70 degrees santa rosa, you will feel that difference, 5 to 10, 15 degree difference from

yesterday afternoon is what we will get for your second half today. as we get into monday, tuesday, notice a few spotty showers, temperatures cool, low 70s monday, upper 60s on tuesday for the inland community areas talking only 60 degrees at the coast. we will begin a turn around on wednesday, partly cloudy, warmer thursday. back to the desk. >> thousands of people are expected to show up for what is billed as the largest sing cinco de mayo party. we have this report. >> reporter: not only that the sharks are playing today and police are stepping up patrols to curb violence that comes with that. >> our hope is when they see the uniformed presence they will think twice. >> the cinco de mayo

celebration is informal, several streets will be closed today and a large section of king road, for the most part it is a peaceful celebration but in 2011 the party turned violent and small businesses were damaged. this year police are adding additional patrols to the streets, hitting hot spots. the sergeant with the police say when people damage local businesses it just hurts their neighbors. >> a lot of the property crimes we saw in years past weren't big box stores able to fix those quickly. they were mom and pop stores and san jose residents. >> me says the majority of the violence pollen counter on sing sing cinco de mayo is gang related so they will enforce that and if caught they will be taken to a center or directly home to their parents.

ktvu channel 2 news. >> because of everything going on tonight shark fans are encouraged to get there early for the game. they will take on the canucks at 7:00. first there is a street rally outside the arena at 5:00. fans are told to take public transportation. that will help reduce traffic congestion and get you there on time. keep in mind there is also going to be increased security measures in place in order to get into there. >> new information surrounding the 9/11 museum in new york city. we will tell you about the announcement by the foundation that will cost you money if you man to visit after its opening next year. >> we are ready and they are off in the kentucky derby. >> a thrilling finish at the kentucky derby. we will tell you what happened as that race was getting ready to end. >> first let's pull up a traffic map, an injury accident and overturned traffic trailer have closed 152 in both directions at the 150 split in

gilroy, a severe traffic alert is in effect. drivers expect delays and consider alternates, no estimated time for clearing this accident. 8:11. you are watching mornings on 2.

welcome back. a pretty view, partly cloudy skies this morning, a cooler breezy day in store for the bay area. [speaking foreign language] >> pope francis is calling for

action to help protect children from abuse. at a mass this morning in st. pete peter's square he said victims are in his prayers but made no mention of the countries in which they abused them and covered it up. happening now the president is set to give his first commencement speech of the year, give you a live look, held at ohio state university, you are taking a look at the school there. the president will speak to 10,000 students. president obama just returned to the u.s. yesterday after a three day trip to mexico and costa rica. the ohio state speech will be held at the stadium. he is scheduled to speak to two other ceremonies as will. the one at navel academy and all male school morehouse college in atlanta. >> new information about a story we first told you about yesterday here.

seven u.s. soldiers killed in two attack in afghanistan. five killed by a bomb in southern afghanistan, two others killed when an afghan army soldier turned his weapon on his trainers. the attacks come a week after the taliban announced the start of its spring offensive. a woman who lost her husband in a cargo plane crash in afghanistan is sharing his story. 33-year-old first officer jamie brokehaw was among 7 people who died when a plane crashed monday. he is heading to dubai. he was from michigan. his wife said he inspired people all around the world while serving in the military. >> he brought out the best in everyone. and he will keep doing it. >> brockhaw served six years, six were from michigan, one from kentucky, the cause is still under. >> there is a new development in connection to the boston

bombing case. a friend of one of the suspects arrested last week is asking a judge to release him. 19-year-old robel phillipos is charged with lying to investigators about dzhokhar tsarnaev in his dorm room days after the bombing. a detention hearing for phillipos is set for tomorrow. lawyers filed papers yesterday saying he was invited to a college seminar that described him as fright inned and confused and subjected to enter to questioning without a lawyer present. they are getting ready for the bike event. thousands are expected to participate and they are ready and a number of sharpshooters are in position. officials say the bombings have caused security to be tighter than ever. >> the coast guard is searching for 4 sailors who set out on a

trip from hawaii to california, they have not been heard from in days, the coast guard said they left honolulu for long beach on thursday but concern grew when they lost contact with them. the last contact they had was friday night. they are trying to track a phone signal picked up 460 miles northeast of honolulu. divers have found the body of a man who drowned in the american river. christopher harris was found around 9:30 last night. officials say harris tried swimming across an inlet without a life jacket. according to witnesses he was halfway across when he started having difficulty. >> probably and 50 degrees so it is significant when you are in that water for you know an amount of time and it fatigues the body. >> a spot where harris disappeared is nearly 20 feet deep. crews say the thick silt at the bottom made the search

difficult and took them four hours to find the body. >> a referee in utah has died after being punched by a 17- year-old soccer player. he was attacked during a match last weekend. police say a 17-year-old player in a rec league punched him in the face after he made a call that angered he teen. police say he slipped into a coma and never regained consciousness. >> it is not fair, he was a really loved person. everybody loved him. >> the 17-year-old is being held at a juvenile detense center on suspension of aggravated assault. police say he could face additional charges. >> the foundation building the 9/11 museum at the world trade center is announcing it will charge an admission fee, costs are expected to be 60 million dollars a year and a fee will help cover expenses. it will cost between 20 and 25 dollars. entry to the plaza will still be free. the museum is set to open next

year. >> fans say an amazing finish at the 139th kentucky derby is one they are never going to forget. >> orb has won the kentucky derby. >> looks like he won easily but he actually started in the back of the pack but on the final turn he picked up speed and blew past the others to take the win. 150,000 turned out for it and as you can see from the video lots of rain and mud there certainly didn't stop people however from enjoying the race. >> from horse racing we turn to rock and roll, the rolling stones are in the bay area, fans should be prepared for surprises at the show. >> a notable cool down in the forecast for your sunday afternoon and in some cases the winds will be increasing. i will take a look at what you can expect coming up. ♪ [ music ]

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♪[ music ] >> old mick, the arena will be rocking with the sound of the stones and no telling what kind of surprises they have in store for fans on friday night they showed up to perform with them. tickets still available for tonight's concert. the stones will have another performance wednesday night at hp pavilion. tomorrow the senate is expected to pass a bill to

require on-line retailers to charge a sales tax. right now states can only require stores to collect taxes if the store has a physical presence in the state. if the bill passes the sales tax from on line purchases would be collected and sent to the states where the shopper lives. >> law enforcement are calling on the wireless industry to help with thefts. in san francisco the district attorney has met with both apple and google and plans on meeting with samsung. he says they need to have a kill switch to disable them. 1-5 robberies involve cell phone theft according to the study. they wrote tickets for distracted driving, they wrote tickets for driving texting or operating hand-held cell phones as part of a statewide campaign

and they start at 50 dollars and each after starts at 279 dollars, police say drivers who use happened held drivers are 4 times more likely to get into serious crashes. >> cool out there, let's head over to rosemary. >> yes, a temperature drop for sure, 5 to 10 drops around the bay, 10 to 20 degrees inland, it was warm yesterday, today expect that cool down as we get into the afternoon you will notice the system off the coastline will remain there for the next few days so we are unsettled. our best chance for rain will be monday and tuesday and it will be an on or off type of sprinkle, maybe even a thunderstorm threat, santa cruz mountains picked up 1/100s to that possibility of a sprinkle is there but the two big headlines today how much cooler we are, the wind, breezy in most cases, a advisory for the

coast, 63 san francisco, 69 oakland, 71 fremont, 70s concord, 70 degrees santa ross, when you were nearly 90 yesterday, there is the forecast, the cooling trend continues tuesday, we rebound wednesday and thursday but struggling inland and along the coast low 60s, 60 degrees on tuesday, best chance of rain monday and tuesday, i will show you that futurecast model coming up. >> supporters of immigration rights will use this holiday to push for reforms, at noon today groups will march down the international boulevard and hold a rally and celebration at 2:00. they are demanding full citizenship rights to anyone who lives, works or gos to school in the united states. >> we could find out more today about a new arena for the warriors, what they plan to announce later about the design for that san francisco water front arena.

>> this morning the chp is trying to figure out what caused a limo to burst into flames on the san mateo bridge last night. leaving five women, passengers inside all dead. we will tell you how many people survived this fire and what investigators are saying about the driver.

they are examing this shell as they try figure to figure out what caused it. welcome, i am claudine wong. >> i am mike kneeback, a night

out on town ends in tragedy on the wednesday. alex savidge joins us with more. >> reporter: this fire raced through the passenger compartment killing 5 women in the back of the limo, not yet identified by investigators. the chp says this limo was not actually involved in an accident. it just burst into flames as it was coming across the san mateo bridge last night. the fire broke out after 10:00. witnesses snapped photos of the flames as they shot from the back of the limo. investigators say this fire appeared to have started in the passenger compartment, not related to the engine, at least what is what they say at this point. the chp says there were ten people inside at the time, the driver and nine passengers, the driver noticed smoke and stopped the limo mid-span on the bridge and he was able to make it out unhurt but five women riding in the limo were

unable to escape and died in this fire. four other passengers managed to survive. >> two of those passengers were transported to sanford, two were transported to valley medical center and they were all transported for smoke inhalation and burns. >> reporter: we are learning more this morning bought the six -- the five people who survived the fire. the chp is identifying the driver as 46-year-old orville brown, investigators have released the names of the 4 passengers, all 4 women riding in that limo all from the bay area, the chp says the limo was heading to foster city but it is unclear where those women were going. i reached out to them for updates hoping to hear back from them later on this morning. in foster city, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> in an unrelated accident overnight a limo was involved

in a crash in oakland around 12:45 this morning in the area of bancroft and seminary avenues, police say a car ran a red light and smashed into the limo sending it into a pole. no one was in there put the driver and he was treated and released. two people in the other car ran away, it was a rental. someone killed there will be laid to restful he was in the eastbound lane two weeks ago when his car stalled and his car was rear-ended by a bmw, then hit by a third car, chp says the crash is still beg investigated, a funeral for him will be held today there. >> new this morning arson investigators are on the scene of a fire on treasure island. the san francisco fire

department says one man was home and did make it out, however a cat did die. the fire started at 4:00 this morning, the townhome located at avenue b. crews contained it to one unit. firefighters say the fire could have been more dangerous if it started on the lower level. investigators in cal cal in the county are taking a second look there. they knocked on homes yesterday looking to interview residents and hoping to find new clues. >> we are following up leads and narrowing the focus of our investigation and i am confident we will find out who did this. >> investigators have also used metal detectors to search the grass around fowler's house, which is still considered a crime scene. her family has for the been back since the attack. >> we are finding out more about

a shooting and crash in richmond we told you about yesterday at 7:30 yesterday morning on chancellor avenue, police say a man was driving his suv when he was shot, his vehicle crashed into a home two blocks away, this camera shows part of the suv smashing through the fence, the homeowner says he was a few feet away when it happened. >> the driver was still -- was still alive. he die a little bit later. >> the car is part inside of my house, i started shaking at that moment and that is when we reviewed the camera, how it is scary. >> police say the victim is an asian man in his 40s. they do not have a motive or description of the gunman, police say there has been an

increase in homicide. firefighters have made progress there, it is 40% contained, wind gusts have made it hard to fight and they are still concerned about lightning strikes. cal fire says three firefighters suffered miner injuries but are out of the hospital. firefighters in ventura county made progress, in 10 minutes a live report from camarillo where a large fire could be contained tomorrow. >> as firefighters battle fires cal fire wants to make sure everyone is prepared this fire season. today is the first day of wildfire awareness week in california and cal fire is reminding homeowners to clear 100 feet around their homes and have a evacuation plan. new information this morning about a fire in hillsborough that damaged 7 homes friday night. investigators are saying damage will reach the 1 million dollar mark, 7 homes were damaged and a pool house destroyed. no one was hurt and

firefighters are still trying to figure out what started it. the san jose fire department is giving away free smoke alarms, yesterday they were installing free smoke and carbon monoxide detectors for people that wanted them. they say it is a common reason they turn fatal. >> it is tough to swallow sometimes when you see that an entire family gets killed or two or three people getted in a family because they didn't that have a smoke detector. >> yesterday a brush fire burned threw a field and two people were treated and they say it can be the first signal a grass fire burning nearby. >> that is nearby and i want to ask rosemary about that. >> we are tracking the possibility of thunderstorms and if we get that we hope it

is not so bad. outside this morning not so much the rain the concern there is is a wind gid advisory in place. i want to show you that that will bring in the clouds and wrap around moisture so eventually we will see showers. today not so much but also kicking up winds. we have a wind advisory for the coast and mountains from san francisco into monterrey, wind gusts 45 to 55 miles per hour possible at times which means driving tough, not a good day at the coast, blowing sand and over the mountains gusting as well strong enough to bring down power lines and maybe power outages and i believe those strongest winds are later. right now 5 to 10 to 15 miles per hour, you can see around the region most of us

dealing with breezy conditions and cloudy skies put the winds especially windy at the coast and here is where i do think we will see that, so giving you a look at the colors indicating how fast they are later today, by 12:00 more widespread into the bay along the coast into the mountains see those oranges off the coast are the strongest winds from 10 to 20 to perhaps 30 miles per hour in and around the coast line, santa cruz mountains, moves inland, the north bay not so strong. i do think you will be breezy today. by 5:00 or so it peels back a little bit and the winds diminish. the wind advisory until 9:00. for today partly cloudy skies, showers here off the coastline, maybe a sprinkle, santa cruz in the overnight hours, but in the afternoon not a lot to speak of, in the sierra, i will run you 24 hours, there the better

chance for rain. so for today partly cloudy, definitely cooler, breezy a chance for rain monday and tuesday, the cooling trend continues uner 60s inland, low 60s at the coast, the turn around wednesday and thursday, the notable drop in temperatures for today, huge in this case, i will have a detailed look at your numbers today coming up. >> starting tomorrow bart says it will ban rider whose commit crimes on trains or in stations, the list includes that and it lasts for a year but a prohibited passenger can ask for a hearing to have it overturned, agents will be able to see the names and photos on their computers. >> the warriors hope to turn their success on the court into a new arena, they have

scheduled a conference to unveil their updates. it will include a walkway. it would be built at peers 30 and 32, they said they wanted it to be more water front friendly, the warriors players are in san antonio this morning. they held a work out yesterday at their practice facility in oakland before departing for texas, taking on the spurs tomorrow night in game 1 of the western conference semifinals. >> we understand the task ahead of us is going to be tough but we are playing good basketball right now and have an opportunity to go down there and get a win. >> the warriors have lost the last 29 there but players say that first round upset over the nuggets have given them a about of confidence. >> 8:40. a big relief for firefighters in southern california, what has happened in the past 24 hours to help firefighters get it completely under control by tomorrow. >> also an injury accident and overturned tractor-trailer have closed 152 in both directions at the 156 split in gilroy, a

severe traffic alert is in effect so expect delays and consider alternative -- alternate routes, there we go mike on this sunday morning, time is 8:40, you are watching mornings on 2. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will.

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thank you for being with us on this sunday morning, a live look there on the south bay where it is partly sunny cool and breezy. >> dozens of firefighters are still in ventura county helping to battle what was a massive fire that may soon be over, the is there live with more on the big changes, dominique what is happening. >> reporter: the fire is under control at least that is what they are saying and it has been a huge blaze for them this battle 43 square miles, 28,000 acres and they have managed to do it. what is helping them is a big change in the weather, it is cooler, 63 degrees here, in the mountains 50 degrees and we will see a sort of temperature range round about that, the clouds off the ocean have brought a lot of humidity and sort of dampening the hot grand

we had, that is concerning that tomorrow so the concern is concerning the panther fire up in that county which i think is 4 or 5 miles east of that, 40% contained, more than yesterday, it is going to take 4 or 5 days to take it out we are hearing from them because there is timber feeding that fire through the canyons and because it is steep it is hard to create containment areas where they can draw drawback the undergrowth and create these separation lanes and northern california is under a red flag advisories these winds that keep catching them by surprise and these continued risks going forward by the next 4 or 5 days

whereby fires there could easily while up again. there we have a fire 650 acres in banning, riverside county, 30% contained there but yeah, we have had a start because it is a dry winter they think it is one of worse ones we have seen in quite a few years mike, back to you. >> here we are and fires all over the state, that fire nearly contained though, good news, dominique reporting live for us sunday morning, thank you dominique for that report. >> new again tensions are rising again in the middle east, today israel launched an air strike there the second in three days, they said the target was missiles believed to be on their way to a militant group there. israel set up its rocket defense system in case of retaliation. the obama administration is

expected to come under scrutiny on wednesday when they are holding a hearing into the attack in libya, three men describe themself themselves as the whistle blowers, their identities were revealed and they consist of those people. >> he was chris stevens deputy, he was on the phone with chris before he died, he is going to give you a chilling story of what it was like and how much -- how little help he received. >> northern california chris stevens was the american ambassador killed in that attack, the white house is denying claims it has encouraged survivors to keep quiet about what happened. >> the nra is announcing the fight against gun control is far from over, last night they had their member meeting in houston, across the street more than 60 protesters gathered, supporters say they are in it for the long haul but the

executive vice-president of the nra is promising its members the will never have they will never have to give up their weapons. an escaped mental patient is back in custody, this is norris ngyuen, he was diagnosed with that and escaped and was a danger to school children, police say he threatened a elementary school where he once attended. ngyuen was returned to the facility yesterday. >> residents in north oakland are going to hold a meeting to discuss a spike in violent crime. the councilman organizeed that meeting tomorrow night at the north oakland senior center, he says two recent homicides and home invasion robberies have residents concerned and say they have the right to know what police are doing about crime. a deputy police chief and a captain tan and neighborhood service officer will be there to participate. some residents are hoping

neighborhood walking patrols will will decrease crime. they come together to detour crime. they are facing a surge so these patrols are making a come back, they plan on urging homeowners to improve lighting and build relationships with police. there are new questions about who should pay for that search. the search for them cost 160,000 dollars, the orange county sheriff's department said the hikers would not be billed for that but is now reconsidering that decision. the change of heart comes after authorities revealed they found meth in the car while they were searching for the pair. >> there is a new development in the battle over a popular redwood city marina, according to the journal the city council will consider the future of pete's harbor tomorrow night. the council staff is recommending that a proposed

renovation be sent back. the owner evicted tent ants because it wants to sell it to a developer who plants to build units, they plan to seek more public input into it. sebastopol may soon require solar panels on every new rooftop, an ordinance would require that. if it passes sebastopol would be only the second city in california with such a law. he is a big supporter saying they caused his bills to plummet. the city council takes it up tuesday night. >> another game and another walk off home run to the giants, the up likely hero that brought fans out of their seats. >> a cool gusty day with it expected to strengthen along the mountains later i will show you what to expect in your neighborhood next.

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more rain could play a factor in this morning's nascar race in tail tail talladega, rains washed them out and that means it is based on friday and that puts carl edwards on the pole. watch that race here, we will end mornings on two in a few minutes to bring you live

coverage from there. barry bonds is being honored again. a new plaque has been bolted to the brick wall there. it comes after the original one went missing. it represented the record bonds set when he broke hank aarons record. the team says it is still not sure what happened to that plaque. >> giant fans bringing brooms to the ballpark as the champs look to sweep the dodgers out of town. after his game winning home run friday posey slapped a hit that scored two runs and the giants jumped out a 5-0 lead. that is the good news. here is the bad news, the dodgers came from behind, even taking a 7-6 lead in the top of the 5th only because hunter pence here lost the ball in the lights, however the giants are the giants and answered back and won in the 10th inning, the back up catcher clubbing his third home run of his career,

the first since 2008. the giants win 10-9 as he receives a heroes welcome as he should. the champs looking for another fast shot, a deep shot but not enough, suzuki steals it. they go up but not for long, they rally but too much too short. they drop that. the ghost was no match for boxing champion floyd mayweather. robert the ghost guerrero lost last night. he suffered a cut over his eye in the 8th round but did pocket three million dollars though. those in attendance included those, his father and trainer said mayweather ran like a chicken and refused to go toe to toe with his son but he said

he will keep fighting and hopes to face him one more time before they retire. >> a man who met the president graduated there. yesterday was graduation day and among the graduates was that young man, we first met him after he graduated from homestead high in cupertino, in a televised speech the president spoke with him. he was diagnosed when he was three years old. >> you just have to stick with it and keep working hard and then within time you will be able to succeed in your life tapped make it through. >> congratulations to him. he graduated with a degree in business. schultz says he had to put in extra hours of study because he had memory loss from more than a dozen brain surgeries, he

wants to be an accountant. >> congratulations with him. let's check in with rosemary. >> partly cloudy, cool and breezy, here is a look, the mountains 25 to thrive 35 miles per hour and will peak later this morning and into the afternoon, the other item to note for today the cool down, take a look, 5 to 10 to nearly 19 degrees cooler from yesterday afternoon into this afternoon. we are looking at 7 santa rosa, and those tar your temperatures in areas around hayward, redwood city, mountain city 72, windy along the coast lined and 60 degrees pacifica, the system bringing us the conditions eventually going to bring us rain and scattered showers in the overnight hours in the santa cruz mountains, could see a light sprinkle today but again, as the atmosphere

moistens up a better chance and then out of here. >> spotty there but you said a little bit everywhere. >> it is hard to pin it down, off the coast and will continue to spin those waves our way. >> okay. >> thanks rosemary. >> that is our report for this morning, thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news and remember the nascar race from talladega is up next. >> be sure to join ktvu for our next newscast at 5:00 with continuing news coverage on that crash on the bridge. of course always on ktvu and mobile ktvu, have a great sunday everyone. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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