four people helping. you know, wish we could do more. i know that just moving so fast. everybody is shocked. crying. on the phone. too many things going on. too much. just a nightmare. >> reporter: he knew of no problems with the limo when he took it out that night. >> reporter: what do you think it could have been? >> an electrical problem. the car didn't flow up. didn't smell gas. >> he was driving the limo for two months but that he has been a professional driver for many years. he worries some of the families might blame him. he is working on a plan to help them out. live, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there is also a investigation underway into what happened. ktvu's rob roth is live where today rob you learned about the conditions inside the limo and how they were in violation of a

state rule. >> reporter: the california highway patrol announced they are launching an investigation with the help of the fire department and the coroner. >> reporter: investigators say they don't know yet how the limo caught fire but they revealed one detail today. the limo was carrying one passenger more than allowed under regulations. >> this vehicle is listed with the p.u.c. as for carrying 8 or fewer passengers. we will be working with member of the p.u.c. to determine what mandates are required in this situation because there were 9 people in the vehicle. >> the p.u.c. told us the chp is required to check limos carrying more than 8 passengers but it is unclear if that was done. the chp said they didn't know if that played any role in the

cause of the fire or whether it made to more difficult to escape. >> there will be help from experts, different departments, chp, and ours to determine the cause. >> reporter: 5-9 women on board, including a newly wed on the way to a bachelorette party were unable to escape and died. investigators they have not checked the limo to see whether the doors and locks were working properly. >> the limo is from limo stop in san jose. they have been operated since 2006. coming up, the driver of the limo lashes out about the time it took for firefighters to arrive. we are looking at that for 6:00 p.m. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the national transportation safety board said they are aware of the incident and will contact the local authorities

to determine if there are implications that merit action. we are learning more about limo safety. >> christien kafton is here with what is being done to keep limos safe. >> reporter: limos like this one carry just 8 passengers so they are not regular inspected. it is up to the passenger to make sure the company goes above and beyond. >> reporter: before any of his limos can go out, they go in for an inspection. >> we do a 10 minute walk around inspection to make sure we have everything covered from tires to windows -- >> reporter: while investigators piece together to what led up to the deadly fire he said customers should look for limos withifying

extinguisher. >> we stall -- with fire extinguisher. >> we stall them. >> reporter: unless they carry more than 10 people they are not subject to chp inspections. they are required to maintain inspections, take part in safety education programs and maintain the vehicles but there is no requirement for emergency doors. he said passengers should be able to get out quickly. >> we like to make sure they are unlocked because if someone wants to run out of the car, we could let them get in and out as necessary. >> reporter: p.u.c. requires that companies carry liability insurance and that all drivers participate in state drug and alcohol testing programs. live, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news.

>> coming up, we look at the legal issues surrounding limo fires, including the one thing a mechanic has no obligation to check. wild swings in the weather, hide advisory to rain today. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is live with why it feels like fall out there today. >> it does. seeing lightning strikes as well, may have heard some of the thunder. you will see what is happening. the low center right in here, right? it is warm, moist air. what is that doing? importing humidity into the area, lots of clouds and thunderstorms. lightning strikes, we are getting lightning. this is by stockton. we had reports of lightning near livermore.

lightning strikes near the livermore area and lightning and thunder as well. and the last thing we need with the dry ground is the lightning strikes. we will watch it for you as the system winds its way around. it rill stick around so the special -- it will stick around so the potential for heavy rain and lightning exists. heavy rain today. when i get back i will make sense of it. see you back here. mobile home fire left two adults and a child dead this morning. it broke out about 1:45. firefighters say the mobile home was filled with smoke when they arrived and half the mobile home was in flames. authorities haven't released any information about the victims. it took crews half hour to put out the fire. investigators are still looking for the cause. investigators are looking into the cause of a fire in a parking garage at a san jose

apartment complex. when firefighters arrived at 4:00 a.m. they found smoke coming from the garage. 200 people had to be evacuated from the building. the fire started in a parked car. two vehicles burned and several others were damaged. investigators say it is not unusual for a parked car to catch fire. >> we do get car fires quite often that catch on fire. after they sit for a while there are lot of things that could start fires. >> some of the residents went into had garage before firefighters had arrived to get their cars out. authorities released the two men killed yesterday in a canoe accident. they recovered his body an hour after the boat cap sized and couple -- capsized. a couple hours later they found

the other body. none of the four was wearing a life vest. a judge agreed to release a man accused of lying to investigators in the boston marathon bombings. robel phillipos is one of three roommate whose helped dzhokar tsarnaev cover his tracks. he was released on $100,000 bond but will be under home arrest. the two other suspects remain jailed. prosecutors say threw out evidence that linked dzhokar tsarnaev to the bombing. and raising money to send the body of the second suspect back to russia. people have been demonstrating where the remains are being kept. family says there is no one who will accept the body. we have good news to report about a victim of the boston marathon bombings.

ktvu's john sasaki learned that aaron hern returned to school today for the first time since he was injured in the boston marathon. >> they took these pictures after he arrived home last week. aaron hern was waiting for his mother when the bombs went off injuring his leg. the family says he stayed the day in class today and he is recovering well. the fbi says a raid on a home in minnesota may have headed off a terrorist attack. investigators arrested a 24- year-old last friday after they searched his home. they say they found molotov cocktails and they think the target was in western minnesota. he is held on a charge of being felon in possession of a fire arm. man is facing human trafficking charges after a arrest in santa rosa. they arrested him yesterday.

he was arguing with two women at a hotel. one woman asked the deputy for help. he is being held in jail tonight. >> we will find out this week if the opening of the bay bridge is going to be delayed. on wednesday the management team will announce whether or not the bridge will open on september 3 as planned. they will announce how they plan to repair the broken bolts and how much it will cost. it may include using steel sleeves. they say any repair will be just as safe as the initial design. a ruling today by the california supreme court could mean medical marijuana businesses will be banned. what is next and what is at stake. >> looking for help. the measures a community is taking after a drive-by

shooting injures five people at a bus stop.

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continuing coverage of the limo fire on the san mateo bridge. a staff is devastated today. ktvu's ken pritchett is live where their grief is clear. ken? >> reporter: this is the healthcare center here in oakland. of the 9 women in the limo 8 were current or former nurses at this facility. four of the survivors and four of the dead. one of the survivors returned home last night to her apartment across the street. >> reporter: throughout the day people came by with flowers. the management said their focus is on the staff. cowboyers have been prout -- counselors have been brought in. she was released from the hospital last night. also taken to the hospital was

a 42-year-old. the other two survivors of the limo fire were taken to san jose. today she was upgraded to serious condition. she remains in critical condition. the limo was on its way to a bachelorette party. today we learned she was one of the victims kill in the fire. she was also a nurse at a hospital where the bride-to-be neriza fojas also worked as a nurse. she also perished in the fire. three of the victims haven't been yet identified. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. cities and medical marijuana dispensaries are planning their next move after a ruling today said they can ban medical marijuana

dispensaries. ktvu's robert handa reports on how san jose is impacted. >> reporter: she gets her marijuana to treat pain. she is one of many members. she hopes even though it will allow governments to shut down pot clubs that it will clear up gray areas. >> i think it is a wonderful opportunity for the cities to make tax money to help increase the city and providing a safe location. >> reporter: some agree. >> it is a win and alases. i am hoping this -- win and a loss. >> i am hoping this is addressed. >> worse case scenario, cities banning clubs throughout the state. making it impossible to get

their medicine. >> he doesn't believe they will choose a ban. >> we can just provide enough medical marijuana dispensary to provide for the seriously ill people who need access. we don't have to accommodate the recreational use. >> reporter: in san jose the mayor says it could take several months before the city comes up with its final plan. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. in east palo alto police are beefing up enforcement to address violence there after a drive by yesterday that left five people wounded. four are gang members. a special response team, is tasked with stopping gang violence in the area.

east palo alto police chief says the operation will get help from the gang task force. >> parts of our strategy to deal with the gang violence is to continue operation smart and target the gangs we think are involved at this point. >> none of the injuries from saturday's shooting are believed to be life threatening. a 17-year-old has been shot and killed. he was killed in a double shooting last night at 10:00 p.m. investigators say the gunman walked up to him and another man, shot them and ran away. the victims were rushed to the hospital where he died. police have no motive and no one in custody. bart began enforcing a new state law that allows it to ban people if they commit offenses in the station or on the train.

they include violence against customers or employees. but can include urinating in public. bart set up a committee to monitor bans. a report shows over site of repair stations for u.s. airliners is not comprehensive. today they said the system is in effective. the faa plans to roll out a new system in 2015 that will improve devicance till then. wells fargo is -- guidance till then. wells fargo is facing a lawsuit. wells fargo and bank of america failed to comply with last year's mortgage settlement. he says instead of providing relief to homeowners they put

hundreds at greater risk of foreclosure. he documented 300 violations by both banks and plans to force them to comply. it was a mixed bag on wall street today. the dow is down 5 to 14,968. the nasdaq is up 14 at 3,392. hitting a 12 year high and the s&p is up 3 to 1,617. at the beginning of the newscast our chief meteorologist bill martin showed us something we haven't seen in a while. green on the radar. >> wish there was more and no lightning with this but we are seeing lightning strikes. if you got under one of these cells in the south bay, it is raining pretty hard. many of us are light sprinkles. i put in motion the last three hours. you can see the lightning strikes. most of the activity is in the east bay. livermore valley. delta. we will go to winters. we got a couple lightning

strikes showing up there. this cell looks like it is dying down as it moves north. the next cell, this is the most active. couple cells. you can see the widely scattered showers and heavy rain in these areas. heavy rain coming down for a short time. and you have your lightning strikes in that area. this system, let me put it in motion it is moving off, right? right there, in this direction. like this. as it moves we will track it for you in the second 20-30 minutes. rest of the bay area, trivalley, you got showers, no reports of thunder. and then towards san jose, light showers by mission peak and mount hamilton. active day. unusual day for sure for this time of year. we get stuff like this. again, it would be nice to get rain in here. it would help the air quality

and the fire danger. there is a chance for a shower and a thundershower tomorrow. baseball forecast tonight, watching the giants game, fun games to watch over the weekend, 7:15 p.m., 60 degrees. 61 when you leave. end of the game, 57 degrees. when i come back, we will track the cell by the delta area and watch as it moves. looks like it wants to move towards pittsburg. we will track that and then the forecast, how much cooler it will be tomorrow or warmer and we will track the rain. see you back here. it is no slam dunk, the warriors revised their plans for a new arena in san francisco, what the opposition is saying. >> and a special honor for the teachers who died in the sandy hook elementary school shootings.

the golden state warriors are drawing opposition to their plan to build an arena. yesterday the warriors released their renderings in the area now oped by peers 30 and 32. a huge window with a view of the bay bridge. today opponents said they don't oppose the warriors move to san francisco but think the process is moving too fast.

>> building on the san francisco bay and water front might not be the best place for the arena. >> we think it addresses a lot of the concerns people have about open space, less parking. the kind of things people have, you know, concerns about. >> a committee of the san francisco board of supervisors -- supervisors reviewed the plan today. the first day of arbitration over pension reform for san jose police officers. this afternoon members of the police officers association discussed law enforcement priorities with city officials. they are suing the city over the pension reform plan caming the city was wrong to allow the measure on the ballot. today was the first of three days of arbitration. >> they are going to argue the priority needs to be with the

police department. we have officers leaving faster than we can hire them and the city hasn't made public safety a priority. >> he said without b there would be layoffs. teachers and administrators killed during the sandy hook elementary school shooting were honored today by the medal of honor society. the society chose them to receive the citizen's honor medal. the highest award they give a civilian. they showed courage, sacrifice and selflessness to protect children during the shooting. there are new calls tonight to ban plastic guns made from 3d plenters. legislation has been intro--

printers. legislation has been introduced to outlaw the printers. there are safety concerns because they would be invisible to metal detectors. a texas company assembled a gun made from the printer and plan to release the blew print next week. -- blue print next week. the deadly fire on the san mateo bridge and what we learned from investigators and the driver today. >> the death of destruction may cost pg&e the largest fine in history. detail coming right up. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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5:00 p.m. new information tonight in the limo fire on the san mateo bridge. the driver of the limo that caught fire saturday night spoke out today for the first time. ricky brown told ktvu it took 90 seconds for the limo to burst into flames, giving him time to help a few passengers to safety. today authorities confirmed the names of two of the four women killed in the tragedy. she was a newly wed, neriza fojas. her friend also died. the investigation into the fire is just beginning. ktvu talked to the expert about the key issues he believes will be addressed. >> five women killed after the limo caught fire. now begins the investigation. half of all vehicle fires are

caused by mechanical or electrical failures. >> are they doing things to upgrade it without looking at all the implications of what they are doing. >> reporter: many regulations apply only to vehicle manufacturers. a company can buy a limo and rework its wiring but they don't require a mechanic to look over the wiring when it is done. >> reporter: the department of transportation reviews them and if they see trends officials consider new laws and they start with the log kept by the driver. >> i haven't seen the log but i am sure the government is looking at it. >> once there is more information on the crash he expects the committee to call for a closer look. that could lead to legislation

to prevent similar tragedies. ktvu channel 2 news. general motors is recalling thousands of cars because of a defective battery part. the chevy malibu eco, buick lacrosse and regal. those with the e assist hybrid system. so far no injuries have been reported. a wild police chase in rohnert park today. the suspect actually drove through several back yards. ktvu's jade hernandez is here with the pictures and the story. >> reporter: they are boarding this gate and cleaning up the mess. no one got hurt. there are bedrooms on the other side of the wall and people inside when a trailer busted

through a gate, leaving tread marks and damage in several yards. >> reporter: police cornered the driver at this rohnert park street. >> he decided he wasn't going to stop and he smashed through two fences. >> they live here. the driver tried to get away, went through two gates, several yards, missing a pool and construction workers. she was in her bedroom. >> something was rumbling. >> she ran outside. >> when i looked out the backdoors i saw the truck. it was plowing through everything. >> we are fortunate that people weren't outside at the time. the driver indicated he wasn't going to stop. >> reporter: rohnert park

police say the driver continued the chase till he struck 7 cars and wound up across the street from where he toll the truck. he jumped out running into a motel room where police found and arrested him. >> these are the tire marks right here. >> i was scared to death. the commotion outside had people inside confused. >> making so much noise. it was -- thought it was a lawn mower. doing work. >> you saw something you expect to have happen on a monday morning. they don't know what the damage will cost but they have insurance and police say the 45- year-old parolee was most likely under the influence of drugs. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. a plan to open a

gentlemen's club catering to gay men is drawing criticism. he hopes to move into the old bank of america building. developers describe it as a upscale restaurant and club. however critics say it will be a go-go dancing strip club. the plans would need to be approved before moving forward. it would be a record fine. the california public utilities commission recommended pg&e be forced to pay 2 and a quarter billion dollars for the san bruno gas line explosion. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live with where the money would go. >> reporter: 15 miles from here in san francisco, but it is here where 8 people died and 38 homes were burned to the ground. >> reporter: the mayor said the

fine is justified. >> fines and penalties that will send a message safety is a top priority and negligence will not be tolerated. >> additional measures, including the hire of a monitor with expertise, expertise pg&e hasn't had in the past. >> reporter: if approved by the commission this would be the largest fine in cpuc history. pg&e ceo fears this could hobble the future safety improvements, it is cost to borrow money and attractiveness of their shares. >> i got to raise that money from share holders who are willing to invest in the company. >> the ceo says the penalty should be lower. >> i don't think there is

anywhere in the country pipeline explosion approached $100 million for a fine. >> some question whether the state should get any money since they were lax in enforcing the rules. >> we prefer to spend on investments in the gas business rather than to the general fund. >> reporter: after hearings the commission must vote to approve whatever fine and then pg&e can appeal it. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. all over a call. what happened to a soccer referee during a game that could have a teen facing severe charges. >> and the unusual suggestion on what parents should do to pacifiers before putting them in baby's mouths.

tension rise in the middle east after another air strike is blamed on israel. there are reports this air strike killed 42 syrian solders. israel will not confirm or deny the attacks but it is believed they are meant to prevent weapons from reaching hezbollah. the las vegas district will

decide whether more charges will be filed in the death of a referee. he was punched in the head by a 17-year-old boy after a penalty call in the game. he died on saturday after being in a coma for a week. the boy is in juvenile detention. a restaurant worker used quick thinking and secret sauce to foil a robbery attempt. this happened at a restaurant in sydney. worker said a customer began arguing about her bill and started taking money from the register. that is when the worker doused the man with chilly sauce. >> i don't think twice. i want to protect myself. i throw all the chilly on his face and he got crazy because of that. >> police officers arrived in time to arrest the man who was

treated for burns. researchers come up with a finding that some parents might find unusual. babies whose parents put pacifies in their mouths to clean it were less likely to develop allergies. investigators say the transfer of oral bacteria appears to help train the immune system to ignore germs that don't pose a threat. 900 pages long. in a ktvu report we dig into the healthcare reform act or obama administration and look at what people can expect to be covered. >> i got reports of thunderstorms, picking those up. talk about lightning strikes, showers and what it means for your day tomorrow. back here in just 10 minutes. medications?

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in politics some call it obama administration, the healthcare reform. many people might not realize the services it requires insurance plans to provide free of charge. ktvu's ktvu has more. >> reporter: two years since the healthcare reform act was signed. >> i think there is a lack of education. >> i don't have any idea. >> we dug into the 900 pages

and found that many procedures, vaccines, medications you can get for free under the act. she says it is needed. >> i had a mother ask me do we need to give this child this now because we are still in our detectable. >> reporter: it passed march 23, 2010 and all plans created since then are required to cover prevent services. free to patients. and the list is long. 22 free services for women, screenings for breast cancer, cervical cancer, well woman visits. for children, 26 more free services. >> there is key things the government said under the

healthcare reform that every plan needs to cover. >> reporter: he helped write part of the healthcare reform. a copy signed by president obama hangs in his office. >> it is standardizing what health insurance is. >> reporter: don't count on insurance companies to spell out the free services for you. they allow each state to decide on how to inform the public. >> you will see differences. >> reporter: another problem is the grandfathered in many plans that were in place. they do not have to comply with the requirements for free services. a headache for providers. >> we are trying to keep a practice going. follow sick patience. pay the bills and figure out what the rules are next month. >> looks good. >> good. >> reporter: if you have insurance now call your

insurance company and ask about their status under the healthcare reform. you might find yourself into getting that check up without the bill. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we created a web page, called u.s. healthcare reform. it is going to help you get information you need with links and updates throughout the year. we put a time line showing milestones till the healthcare reform kicks in january 1, 2014. go to www.ktvu.com and click on the link. coming up at 10:00 p.m. we continue our coverage of the healthcare reform. the american academy ofpede acrics endorsed new complines for treating acne in children. they list step depending on the severity. treatments range from over-the- counter washes to topical

treatments containing vitamin a. the group's statement appears in the journal. they want to stop the sales of counterfeit pill. they will set up a viagra website. they did a study of the top two dozen companies that come up with a search for buy viagra and found 80% were selling counterfeit pills. accusing china at spying at the government. trying to learn u.s. foreign policy and military secrets. it is accusing china of cyber

spying. the walt disney company is developing new star wars video game. disney said they will produce games for core gamers. they will focus on new games for casual audiences on might, social and online -- mobile, social and online platforms. this comes one month after they said they would close the game studio. back to our weather now. we are tracking some rain and thundershowers. potential thundershowers. >> getting reports of thunder and lightning. especially in antioch. the hardest hit today. rain is coming down heavy at times. the thing i will let you know, though is, the direction was moving this way. moving this way. 7 miles per hour. now it is getting motion going

this way. it is standing still. this was dropping lightning strikes and thunder about 35 minutes ago. it is dying out. this system looks like it is petering out. if you are by brentwood, antioch, pittsburg the rain is coming down heavy at times and reports of thunder and lightning. these area, potential lightning strikes, you see numerous strikes there. watching this closely. lot of rain coming down. that is good news. why? if you are getting lightning strikes you got to get the ground wet. this is a dangerous system for lightning. look at the moisture. it is spinning up. this low-pressure system is going to start to move out. not in the next day or so. it will slowly move out of

here. continued activity. tracking it for you. i will be back at 6:00 p.m., tracking that one cell. antioch was good size. it is standing still. highs tomorrow, lots of 70s. not hot tomorrow -- not hot tomorrow. forecast for rain tomorrow. oakland tomorrow 11:00 a.m., showers or tonight at 11:00 p.m. more showers tomorrow morning. that is why we keep them in the forecast. most of the system moves out of here tomorrow afternoon. most active stuff we are tracking. tomorrow there is a chance. the highs tomorrow, 72 san jose. 72 lose gatoes. warm -- gatos. warm, muggy. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, back here at 6:00 p.m., we will track towards antioch and watch for fire starters.

>> i wish this was a ton of rain all at once to make up for the past 4 months. >> it is widely scattered. not enough to help. online shoppers may have to dig deeper. the vote on capitol hill that could make the bargains more expensive.

a vote on capitol hill, states can require retailers to request sales tax online if the store has a presence in that state. that leaves out big online retailers like ebay and amazon. but this afternoon they approved a bill that would allow states to collect sales tax from the internet only merchants. it now goes to the house. google may be on the verge for charging a fee to youtube channels. users would have to pay to watch video on 50 channels. the minimum fee is $2 a channel. the driver says it took 90 seconds for flames to engulf the limo but too long for help to arrive. the challenge emergency crews

face when they rush to the scene of this limo ride over the san mateo bridge. >> unleashing a war over caffeine and children. the lawmaker taking on this company. look at 'em.

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complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> nar98 -- nightmare. >> a misunderstanding took a horrific turn. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> we are learning more tonight about the moments leading up to this fire on the san mateo bridge on saturday night. the chp says the limo was license to carry 8 passengers but that 9 were on board. >> also the design of the bridge may have slowed rescue crews who crossed the bridge before they could turn around and reach the scene of the fire. >> the friends were all nurses, 8 worked at this nursing home. they were celebrating the wedding of neriza fojas who worked with the 9th passengers in the limo. >> we have live team coverage tonight.

ktvu channel 2 news dug up new details on the investigation. ktvu's eric rasmussen spoke with the illegal immigranto driver -- limo driver today. >> reporter: this man told me he worries the victims and the families will blame him for what happened but he said there was little time to act. >> reporter: when his limo burse into flames saturday night the driver said the women who survived climb through an open partition. >> when we pulled over, one lady was already coming through. >> reporter: he unlocked the doors but when someone opened one of them to free the rest it fueled the flames. >> when she opened the door flames went -- you know, they engulfed the car. >> reporter: the driver from san jose told us d