complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news -- this is the 10:00 p.m. news on ktvu channel 2 news. >> new details on the death of five women inside a limo on the san mateo bridge and how they may have tried to escape. >> and breaking news in san jose, police are trying to real in rowdy cinco de mayo celebrations. >> making bruise -- breaking news, police are trying to clear downtown of cinco de mayo revelers. a live picture of the scene from news chopper 2. this is the south 19th area.

five police cars in this view where police have been trying to clear the area. we have seen police officers in riot gear trying to clear the area. adding to the clouds are thousands of sharks fan leaving after the sharks playoff game. ktvu's jade hernandez is live in san jose where police are out in riot gear. >> reporter: we can show you what police have shown us so far. right here, two unmarked police vehicles. one a smashed windshield and we have been told this vehicle has a slashed tire. these are two of the minor incidents tonight. there have been bigger ones. police tell me fires were lit by the crowd. look at video we shot. this video shows actually officers forming a huge line

and clearing the streets, dispersing the clouds. many have already wandered back into the neighborhood. we are at 19th street where cinco de mayo celebrations have taken route. we arrived an hour ago and we were immediately told police started having trouble after 8:00 p.m. tonight. baseball bats, rocks and bottles being thrown at the officers and car windows being broken at 18 18th. we tried contacting the spokesperson for police but we have not been contacted back. there has been a heavy police presence tonight. earlier tonight news chopper 2 caught a innocent cinco de mayo party here. they had toact before 8:30 p.m.

officers -- to act before 8:30 p.m. all of the situation has been cleared within the past hour here where we are live tonight. of course, we will keep you updated. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> could you answer this question, why do you think what happened happened where it is happening? did the police clear the downtown area? you are several blocks from downtown, did the police push them out and they dispersed into this neighborhood and started trouble there? >> reporter: some of the celebrations have started to take route in the park behind me. you could see officers, trash, there was a huge crowd out here earlier. we were in san jose probably around 4:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. and the crowds, they were already having fun and having their celebrations out here.

we don't know what happened to turn the celebrations in a more violent way but we know when it started and that was around 8:30 p.m. as soon as san jose police get back to me we will find out more information. >> jade hernandez live in san jose. we will continue to monitor this. thank you. to the tragedy on the san mateo bridge. we are learning new details tonight about what happened to the five women who died inside a limozone last night. -- limozone last night. -- limozone last night. ktvu's debora villalon has more. >> reporter: it was to be a happy occasion and that limo was so close to the hotel and bridle shower empties off the bridge when the vehicle became a death trap. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows the limo pulled over and burning on the san

mateo bridge. the man who shot this had no idea people were trapped inside. he saw several women outside and other drivers pulled over but no commotion. >> nobody was trying to get into the limo. i didn't think they needed help to break a window. we kept driving. >> only today did he learn five women died in the blazing limo. four women towards the front and the driver escaped as flames engulfed the back. the coroner found the victims pressed to the front. >> they were up against the partition. i believe they were trying to follow one of the surviving victim whose went through the partition opening. >> reporter: many met and became friends while working at this nursing home.

at the hotel they were to celebrate the bride's marriage. she and her spouse flanked a second -- planned a second ceremony. tonight the car is under lock and key awaiting examination so they can pinpoint how the fire started and what the driver did in response. >> we know what were his actions or why they were wrapped. >> letting traffic go by. >> reporter: she saw the driver as she drove past the fire last night and saw the women huddled too and assumed everyone escaped. >> i would think people were safe. when i heard 5 people died it was sad to hear. >> reporter: tonight this statement from the owner of the car service, deeply saddened by the tragedy and doing

everything possible to investigate and assist authorities. chp plans a news briefing at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning that will yield new detailles on this accident. reporting live, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. family and friends of the victims and survivors are sharing in their grief. ktvu's eric rasmussen continues our coverage with the stories of the wimb involved. -- women involved. >> reporter: condolences for neriza fojas. friends and family confirmed she was killed when a limo caught on fire on the san mateo bridge saturday night. they were on the way to the hotel. she was supposed to have a wedding ceremony next month. >> we did not sleep. crying. >> her daughter was among the four women whew scaped the limo

-- who escaped the limen alive. she -- limo alive. she is recovering at the hospital. >> they are in the icu. >> reporter: for smoke inhalation? >> reporter: authorities say two others were also being treated for their injuries. friends visiting the victims said neriza fojas, a registered nurse will be missed by many. >> she was a nice person. nice person. friendly. >> reporter: investigators say the limo driver was not hurt. it could be monday before the other four victims are identified. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on tips for limo safety. verify the companyp is properly

-- company is properly registered and insured. check the reputation with the better business bureau and you inspect the limo, including the seatbelts. five people recovering from gun shot wounds after a shooting in east palo alto near the mcdonalds on university avenue. we learned one of the victims is an elderly woman. coming up, we will tell you who police are looking for and what they believe the motive was. tense moments at a park after police receive reports of shots fired in the area. officers were called to the mark after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. police closed off a section of the park while officers searched the area. investigators failed to turn up a shooter or anything suspicious. new video of a grass fire

tonight. ktvu's news chopper 2 shot this video before 8:00 p.m. tonight. officials tell us it was a one acre fire. 15 fire engines responded because of high winds and remote access to the area. and in the hills there was a large response to a grass fire also because of the high winds around 7:45 a.m. this morning ask took six hours to get under control. it was difficult to access. burned 1.5 access. initial reports are it was sparked by a downed power line. in southern california the weather helped firefighters there get a hand on a major wildfire. it broke out thursday morning and burned 28,000 acres and damaged 60 buildings and that includes 15 homes. crews have the fire 75% contained. they also set back burns to help control the fire.

crews are mopping up and maining the control lines. >> picking up hot spots, making sure it doesn't cross this trail. >> they expect full containment by tomorrow. the cause of the fire is under investigation. but arson has been ruled out. up north a wildfire is now 40% contained. it broke out last wednesday. so far it burned 6800 acres. firefighters say windy conditions made the fire hard to fight. crews are concerned about possible lightning strikes. cal fire expects containment by thursday. a fire on san francisco treasure island destroyed a home and took the life of a family pet. fire started around 4:00 a.m. this morning. firefighters managed to keep the flames from spreading and confined it to one unit.

officials said a man inside the home at the time of the fire escaped but a cat was killed. a canoe trip turns tragic for a family leaving two people dead. why crews had a difficult time trying to find the victims. >> i am mike mibach on the 110 in southern california. many drivers say it is too districting so why is this system on its way to the bay area. >> diving for clues. the two places authorities searched today as they tried to track down a little girl's killer. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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an afternoon canoe trip turned into tragedy. the canoe tripped over with four family members inside and two didn't make it to shore. ktvu's matt keller has more on why the weather hampered rescue efforts. >> reporter: the call came in after 1:00 p.m. this afternoon from lexington reservoir. a canoe with four people on board capsized. no one was wearing a life vest. two swam to shore and two others went under water. a helicopter searched while divers looked for the two men

below. >> visibility is zero, the scanner sonar allows us to cover a bigger area in a shorter amount of time. >> reporter: divers found the man within an hour. he was taken to a hospital where he died. the other man was found around 5:00 p.m. this evening, he also died at the hospital. the weather made the search more difficult. >> the dive team said with the wind whipping up they had to maneuver the boat in different directions. the conditions made it more difficult. >> reporter: investigators say they are looking into why the canoe capsized. at lexington reservoir, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. another diver has died off the coast. a man collapsed and died yesterday after getting out of

the water. he is the 4th diver to die in the last week off the coast. the other three died in separate incidents last weekend. those victims were a retired firefighter, a man from san francisco and a man from san bruno. a pg&e worker injured and hundreds lost power during a repair of a transformer in san francisco. happened after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. pg&e says a piece of equipment failed and that caused a flash that injured the employee and damaged equipment. the employee's injuries were minor. 2600 customers lost power. dive teams spent the day searching two reservoirs near the home of leila fowler, the young girl stabbed to death a

week ago. they are 4 feet deep but the waters are murky. investigators haven't said if they turned up any of interest or whether they will return tomorrow. >> black water diving and they are searching with their hands. >> investigators say leila fowler's brother found his sister suffering from stab wounds in their house. he saw an intruder and ran away. the parents were out of the house. to the latest on the boston marathon bombings. the uncle of tamerlan tsarnaev arrived at a funeral home tomorrow to help prepare the body to burial. and thanked the director for accepting the body however the home hasn't found a sem tear willing to take the -- cemetery willing to take the body. mean time today the fbi

conducted another search of his apartment. they were wearing hazmat suits but there is no word if they found anything. dzhokar tsarnaev told authorities they built the bombs at that home. tamerlan tsarnaev lived there with his wife and daughter. three people were killed and 264 injured when the bombsploded at the -- bombs exploded at the boston marathon. breaking news in san jose. a live picture from news chopper 2 over downtown san jose. again you can see police cars parked in the parking lot. this is where the cinco de mayo celebrations became roundy with people throw -- rowdy with people throwing objects at officers. you see officers dressed out in riot gear. people spilled into the streets

and some vandalized a bus. police tried to disperse the crowd three times and each time people would leave for a while and then return. right now seems to be calmer. one person reported being assaulted but the injuries are not life threatening. police haven't arrested anyone in the area. we will continue to monitor the situation. police are searching for two gunmen after a shooting near a mcdonalds. ktvu's jade hernandez tells us the attack appears to be gang related. >> reporter: it happened about 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. police reacted quickly after they picked up what he heard. >> several victims appear to be gang members. several of the victims are gang members. >> they show their colors. you can point them out. they stand out very well.

>> reporter: police say bullets struck five people, including a grandmother outside of the mcdonalds. she managed to dodge the gunfire. the grandmother and girl. >> i feel this road on university is pretty safe. that is how i feel. i never had any unpleasant experience. >> reporter: just last night in east palo alto another shooting left one man with gun shot wounds to his stomach. >> we hope this is not indicative of any other kind of trend. >> i am surprised this happened today. really sad. >> reporter: police want the shooters off the street so they are asking for any information

witnesses can provide. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. a soccer referee dies after a sucker punch, thethol that led to -- the call that led to this confrontation. >> thousands marched through the city, why they say their president isn't doing much. >> and controversy over new york's 9/11 museum. the proposal some are calling outrageous. >> strong winds today, and thunderstorms. coming up we will break down thunderstorm chances for monday and if warmer temperatures resurface on the five-day forecast. ly be awesome. which is awesome. t.j.maxx and marshalls. two awesome ways to score.

soccer referee is dead after being punched by a teen player who didn't agree with his call. he died last night after being punched in the head last night during a soccer game. police say a 17-year-old goalie was upset. he has been booked on suspicion

of aggravated assault but there they be additional charges. >> demonstrators in paris criticizing cuts. tens of thousands protegessed against -- protested against the president. they blame him for the failed policies that led the economy to tumble. the national front coalition won national elections, making it 56 years of unbroken rule. the party had faced its most unified challenge yet. voter turn out was a record, 80%. no word if they will contest the results. in australia people marched in parades across the nation, the biggest turn out in years. the first of may is honored as

a worker's holiday. some called attention to the gender pay gap. families of 9/11 victims are outraged over plans to charge a admission fee at the new museum. it is set to open next year. officials say they may have to charge $25 to support the operation. relatives of victims would be exempt from the charge but some people are calling it an outrageous fee. a san francisco tax attorney is accused of evading taxes. how much he owes the irs. and the warriors unveil a design for their new arena, what they hope to add and what it plans to take away. >> and new traffic technology to the bay area, is it safe? we look at the device designed to speed up your commute.

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the rolling stones are on stage in oakland. there were long lines for security. there are people of all ages at the concert and that is a enthusiastic crowd. it is the rolling stones, what else do you expect. mick jagger sounds great tonight. also more excitement in san jose, a shark frenzy as fans flooded the shark tank ahead of plaintiff game three against the canucks. >> this was the scene during a pre-game street rally. fans were decked out in their team gear for their first home

game. rally includes food, drinks and music. coming up, joe fonzi will tell us how the sharks faired. the golden state warriors unveiled a design for their arena on the san francisco water front. the new decide is smaller with less parking but includes a fire station and deep water ship births and a light display on the roof with a window with views of the bay bridge. the arena is scheduled to be completed by 2017 but still needs approval from the state. the senate is expected to pass a bill making it easier to collect sales tax for online purchases. opponents say it will cause unnecessary complications for small businesses. 5 states don't charge,

delaware, montana, new hampshire, oregon and alaska. tax attorney is now being accused of evading his own taxes. according to reports he was charged with failing to report $1.3 million in earning to the irs. he face as year in prison and $100,000 fine. a new development in the battle ova -- over a marina. they will consider the future of the harbor. they are recommending a renovation project be sent back to the planning commission. the owner evicted tenants to tell the property to a land developer. but the commission wants more public input. caltrans is expected to announce the cost and the opening for the new span of the bay bridge. it was scheduled for labor day.

on wednesday may 8 officials plan to announce how they plan to replace the snapped rods and they are trying to determine if 200 remaining bolts also need to be replaced. new rules banning riders who commit crimes on bart property go into tomorrow. those will be banned from bart. the ban can last up to a year. passengers can dispute the ban at a hearing. riders will be listed by name and pictures. would you pay extra to use an press lane on a free -- express lane on a freeway? ktvu's mike mibach went to range to find out -- los angeles to find out.

>> reporter: los angeles, california. they are packed. and both patrolled. chuck chp chargent has been at it -- sergeant has been at it for years. her transponder. >> there is a ton of traffic. time is money thing. >> the hot lanes or express lanes as they are callred starting to boom in los angeles -- are called are starting to boom in los angeles. >> the hot lanes are a success. someone in the bay area also smells its success. they will soon be headed north. >> you are required to have a transponder in order to run in these lanes. >> reporter: flip to one, two or three depending on the number of people in the

vehicle. it allows the commuter to be charged the correct toll. >> there is a time period where people are confused. >> reporter: she says it reads before driving. >> we haven't had any crashes related to someone trying to switch. >> reporter: do you feel it is kiss tracting the driver? >> no. -- distracting the driver? >> no. it is the responsibility for the driver to do it before the trip starts. >> reporter: reaction from drivers in the bay area. >> i think it is a distraction. >> we are looking at a network of 550 miles. >> 550 miles of express lanes covering bay area freeways. that is the goal.

so far only 18 miles are up and running. the transponder with the switch is how you will pay come 2015. >> no concerns about safety. >> reporter: as for how much? >> depending on when you go. >> reporter: it goes up as traffic gets worse. if you can afford it, you are in. if you can't, you are out. it offers a chance to get out of the los angeles traffic. >> reporter: tell me how much you save in a commute? >> i would say half hour to 40 minutes. >> victor: while you can cheat the system the system is also set up so you could get caught. they could look into the vehicle to see it said they had

two parties in the vehicle and then they look in the vehicle, if they see a solo driver it is not adding up. >> express lanes are coming to a freeway near you. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. a new use for medical marijuana, why it is causing quite a stir. >> out with the warm, in with the cool. mark tamayo is next with how long the cool down will last and when we might see thunderstorms. [ male announcer ] no matter what you're doing,

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were talking about sunshine and

heat, today, scattered showers, thunderstorms, drop off in temperatures. the winds, the winds a big story today. wind advisories expired but the gusts, 55 miles per hour. half moon bay, 43. san jose 36 miles per hour. as far as temperatures we cooled off. no more 90s, warmest locations lower 70s towards antioch, livermore. oakland 69 degrees. pacifica 64. this was the scene. you can see the nice time lapse here. we have partly cloudy skies. wind speeds have been coming down. still a breeze. especially towards half moon bay, 15 miles per hour and fairfield 7 miles per hour. nothing too major. as i mentioned the wind advisory expired across the bay area. as far as the latest, we get to

this image here, clouds out there. clouds increasing with partly cloudy skies. and rain free for right now. that could be changing tomorrow. here you can see on the system here. there we go. clouds. rain showers from earlier this morning and the afternoon have moved off. by tomorrow more activity moving into the region. headlines for tonight. we have this, the clouds out there and the chance of gusty winds decreasing. sun, cloud mix. showers monday and a chance tuesday. warming trend later in the week. over night lows in the 40s to low 50s. lots of 50s tomorrow. this area of low pressure is on the move. it approaches the coast line tomorrow. tonight we have partly cloudy skies and tomorrow scattered showers developing into the afternoon hours and the chance

of a few scattered thunderstorms. tomorrow morning, not a lot to show you. by the afternoon. 12:00 p.m., the showers developing from the south. moving to the north. there is a chance we could have a thunderstorm developing. by the evening, a chance and that lingers into tuesday as well. highs tomorrow. 60s to lower 70s. not a big change from today. oakland 70 degrees. livermore mid-70s. san jose 71. san francisco upper 60s. seven-day forecast, into tuesday -- five-day forecast, into tuesday, sprinkles wednesday morning and warmer temperatures thursday and friday. we will warm things up with your weekend in view. saturday should be the warmest day of the weekend. tomorrow could be tricky. you see the clouds, the sunshine, you think what was mark talking about with the

thunderstorm chances. >> convection. >> thank you. a southern california vet is treating pets in pain with medical marijuana. he is one of the first to do so. he says he believes animals benefit from the benefits of thc the same way humans do. now he wants states to issue medical marijuana cards to pets. >> convection activity. so wrong. the giants go for the sweet of the dodgers and the a's use the long ball in the bronx. >> and trying to make it three wins in a row against vancouver, sports wrap is next. ♪

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toyota dealer. toyota, let's go places. [ music ] >> welcome back to sports wrap. it has been proven the stanley cup playoffs are about the team that gets hot at the right time. the sharks could be that team. at home tonight against vancouver. facing goalie cory schneider. called for high-sticking. but vancouver couldn't convert on the power play. no problem for the sharks. five on three advantage here. 1-0 san jose. in the 2nd period. beautiful goal. he beats him. stopping with his back turned and making the goal, 2-0. sharks on another power play.

9 seconds later, he sends one home. 4-1 sharks. look at this. he take as slug at him. another penalty. sharks on the power play. this is how you get even. the fifth san jose goal of the night. two goals for him in the 5-2 win. the sharks can complete a sweep with a win on tuesday. >> when you score goals that quick it is tough on the bench, the goalie. >> a lot of confidence. we know we will see their best. we will bring that same