neighboring rush to help. why they say police didn't to enough to help. >> >> it didn't match all six numbers, but a powerball ticket purchased in the south bay made someone a millionaire hear from the clerk that delivered the winner the good news.

. good evening, i'm ken wayne hello again, everyone, i'm heather holmes. >> police are looking into a beta breakers party that lead to a nearly fatal fall from a house. lorraine has more on this. she just spoke with investigators about the victim's condition. >> >> reporter: police are interviewing as we speak to try to figure out what happened. the scene is clear out here in front of the four story building. you can see how high the roof is. the 28-year-old man who fell was transported with life- threatening injuries. as you can imagine, the man's friends and partygoers, too distraught to talk. there were a half dozen people partying on this roof around 3:30 p.m. when one man fell to the sidewalk below. at this point, police believe

it was a terrible accident and they are reminding people to watch out for their friends especially when they have been drinking and of course, hanging out on a roof is never a good idea. >> it's very, very dangerous, roofs are not made to hold party. unfortunately, this is what what can occur. alot of drinking today. after the race, itself, finished and we had a big police presence and as i said earlier, we broke a lot of parties down. the crowd overall was pretty good. >> reporter: deputies tell us several police officers were right across the street from beta breakers when the man fell. they quickly rendered aid and called for help. people are still partying across the street from where the accident happened. police are on hand across the street to make sure the rest of the people can stay safe out here. reporting live, lorraine

blocco. >> did police have any indication that they were aware anything about the size of the party that might have contributed to the man falling from the house? >> reporter: it sounds like a very small party. a house party with a half dozen to a dozen people at it. across the street, you can see there are still many people partying across the street. they tell us that there were arrest. they don't know exactly how many. as the deputy chief told us, this has been a relatively mild event for beta breakers. the people we talked too, the racers around have told us today it's not -- it wasn't as crowded and it wasn't as crazy as it can get at beta breakers. we did see somebody climbing a statue. a firefighter had to take him down, but as far as really big thins happening like this. this is really the only thing that has happened out here that

has been a terrible tragedy. >> all right, thank you. lorraine we will continue to follow that story and update youen his condition. remnants of the race are being picked up, swept up, removed from the street. right now at this hour, trash along the race route as usual. people who have helped to clean up with the cleanup -- woe have helped can the cleanup said it's not that bad. >> >> as for the actual race, in all, more than 30,000 registered run ares crossed the city in the 102nd annual beta breakers. runners blazed on their way to ocean beach the top male runner. completing the nearly 7 1/2 mile course with 5:01.

not everyone was as serious about the race, choosing instead to you can what the course and create costumes. >> we are getting married next weekend for real. we thought it would be a good idea to reverse roles so we could understand what is going on. it's challenging to go to the pat room in a wedding dress. >> taking the top female time of 41:00. >> >> some runners said be, it a break breakers is always a funny vent. this year, they were thinking about the boston marathon bombing. >> more aware of our surroundings in the back of my mind, we are thinking about what happened in boston. >> support the people, the victims from boston and also just say that we are still going to keep running. they can't stop us. >> >> reporter: this group of runners we talked to told us they wanted to honor the boston

victims by wearing the boston theme t shirts. race participants remembered the victims with a moment of silence before the race began. >> >> be sure to stay with us on the race. coming up later, alex savage talked to police about increased curety along the course. he will have an update on arrests. >> >> to oakland where a man was shot and killed in his car on 92nd avenue early this morning many the city's 3th homicide of the year, neighbors say they are fed up. ktvu's eric rasmussen with more on how community leaders have responded. >> reporter: fewer killings this year, compared to the same time last year, but some people that work and live near the scene of the latest homicide said they do not feel like things are getting better blown out windows and bullet holes are evidence of a violent confrontation about an hour before the sun came up in

oakland. >> series of good 15 shots at first, >> the shooting happened right outside of rahim's window 92nd avenue and international boulevard. his children took cover, he and his wife tried to help two men in the car that had been shot. >> i'm just like "just hang in there, man " i'm looking for people to call 9-1-1 >> reporter: police say the 25- year-old passenger from san francisco took himself to the hospital, but a 27-year-old oakland man in the drivers seat did not survive. some neighbors say it took too long for help to arrive. >> they are going to say it was drug-related any way. another black man gone. >> it bothers me me with doing so much killing. >> reporter: this pastor just lead a walk as part of operation cease-fire. >> it took them 60 years for a cease-fire to turn around and

after six years, crime went down 57% in post, massachusetts. we haven't made it one whole year yet. >> reporter: no word on the shooting victim's condition that survived. police have not said what there will would be what the motive might have been. >> >> tonight, a five-year-old is recovering after falling out of a second floor window. this happened around 11:00 on 3th avenue in san francisco's sunset district. the child suffered head trauma and was taken to the hospital. the child, though, is expected it survive. >> >> firefighters tried to control an early morning two- alarm fire. in the mission district. san francisco fire department spokesman said the priority to make sure everyone escaped smoke and flames. >> we immediately took a life safety approach on this.

we start suppression efforts. >> reporter: firefighters say everyone did out safely. five people were displaced by the fire. it appears the fire started at a restaurant straint, but there is no official word on what caused the fire. >> the big winner of the largest ever $590 million jackpot is in florida. but there are two lucky ticket holders near in california. five for six matching numbers, purchased in san jose. each wart $2.3 million and the clerk at the san jose store said she was the one that informed her customer that he was, indeed, a winner. >> i when i had the ticket, i said "you are the winner "

caliiathe win are nuerwere, course, just joined the powerball lottery last month. >> >> as for the big winner, no one has come forward yet in florida, at 5:30, we'll take you to where the winning ticket was purchased take a look. now at this live picture of berkeley. here to tell us about the warm temperatures. just as you called it, warmer today. >> most areas warmed up nicely, even a few spots into the 0s, tomorrow, we could be talking about a few areas approaching the 90-degree mark. fog is absent, we have a pretty

strong northerly no developing. mostly clear skies coast side around the bay and inland spots. throughout the afternoon hours, you probably noticed the wind. here is a look at our radar. still some gusty winds for this evening around the coast and right near the bay. as far as current temperatures updated for the 5:00 hour, they are rangenning from the upper 50s in pacificka. 65 in san francisco. and here we go with the warmer temperatures, santa rosa, 4. san jose checking in in the upper 70s at 77. >> first thing tomorrow morning. mostly clear skies, breezy conditions, mainly in the hills. temperatures start out the day, most areas will be in the 50s. one again, get ready for another warmup near 70 for the coast, temperature sensor warming up rapidly as you head across the bay. a lot of 80s, you can count on

those as you work your way inland. we are thinking low 90ar92 dree monday afternoon. coming up, we'll take a closer look at the forecast, highs in your neighborhood, timing of the next major cooling trend. . streets of santa rosa have returned to normal. earlier today, they were packed with bicycling enthuse afters. it's being called a hate crime, circumstance leading up to the shooting death of a gay pan in new york city. >> >> a crash in the east bay leaves thousands without powers, why streets could be shut down for hour. . [ birds chirping ]

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knocked down power lines. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon. authorities blocked the area in both directions to get the driver out of the vehicle and secure live power lines. 3500pg and e customers lost service the a first. at last check, the number was down to 1,500 the world's best cyclists pedaled their way in on the final leg of the tour. kristin was there when the winner started his day and when he finished the race. >> reporter: what a day, not too bad. the weather beautiful here in santa rosa. the roads have been turned back over to the cars. they were filled with cyclists, and today's winner representing bmc racing. american tj, his win electrified the crowd here. fans gathered along the marina green in san francisco ready to watch the beginning of the end. 8th and final leg of this

year's tour of california. >> i love watching cycling. this is the first time i have ever come down to see it take off. i'm usually watching it on tv. >> reporter: at 15, the cyclists were off. their route taking them over a bay area icon and then along the coast and finally enland no holds barred race for santa rosa. >> you come out here, you watch it go through and it sets up a win like a bus is just passed, actually 10 bus buses pass you. >> they thundered in downtown santa rosa making two laps before the final sprint to the finish. in the end, tja awarded the yellow jersey, holding his newborn daughter in his arms. >> that was a really special moment. one of the best of my lives. i'll cherish that forever. >> the pear was just beginning because the overall win are lead to a team victory as well.

fans say they couldn't get enough. >> awesome. yeah, it was absolutely the best. we couldn't get a better one that that, right? >> reporter: this year's winner preparing for tour de france, but he has vowed to return next year here. we are live here in santa rosa. >> >> chp officer injured whirliest supreme courting the cyclist continues his recover hery. he was riding a motorcycle ahead of the racers when a silver mercedes made a u turn in front of him and the two collided. he was air-lifted to the hospital where he underwent treatment, there was word he could be released today, but the highway patrol has not confirmed that. >> >> a small plane crashed.

35-miles northeast of sacramento, a federal aviation administration official said it's not clear if the cessna 170 had just taken off or was trying to land. victims are identified only as man and a woman from lake county. officials say they were alerted to the wreck after an emergency beacon started to send out a signal. federal investigators looking into the cause of the crash. >> >> police looking for the person that shot a teen twice in a drive-by shooting. it happened at 9:30 last night. officers say the 17-year-old was shot twice in the foot and is expected to survive. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. >> >> meantime las vegas police announced two arrests in the case of the teen-age boy killed for his i pad. the news comes after yesterday's memorial vigil. the 15-year-old who died thursday. police say robbers in a vehicle stopped him and tried to grab

the i pad from him. he teen was dragged down the street and eventually fell under vehicle. investigators say tips from the public lead them to arrest two men an1 and 21-year-old on charges including murderand robbery. >> >> a man accused of the killing of an openly gay man appeared in court today. elliott morales is charged with the hate crime murder of mark carson early saturday. he was walking with a friend in greenwich village police say morales and two friends taunted him. and when he tried to walk away, morales ran after him. >> the shooter said to the victims "do you want to die here?" the perpetrator takes out a silver revolver and shoots the victim once in the cheek. >> police arrested morales five locks away. they are still looking for the two people who were with him before the shooting. >> >> students at hostra university given white ribbons

to wear in memory of a classmate shot and killed during a home invasion robbery. a masked gunman had 21-year-old andrea in a head lock when the suspect pointed his weapon at the officer. the officer returned fire and shot six times. hitting the robber and rub, llo. >> >> white house snore advisor made the rounds on the sunday talk shows saying president obama is taking steps to make sure the problems at the taxationsy do not happen again. >> that's why the president has asked for the resignation of the acting eric kirschner rs commissioner and we have appointed a career public servant who serves at both parties to go in and do a 30- day top down review to make sure this never happens -- >> reporter: the president had no prior knowledge bo the issue and only learned about the scandal from the media.

>> >> defending the obama administration's response to the deadly attack on the benghazi consulate. the administration released 100 pages of e-mail outlining the talking points used to brief the public on the attack. the e-mails show there was no attempt to distort what was known about the attack at the time and he said the president was kept fully informed at the time it was unfolding. >> somehow, the president he allowed this to happen. it is offensive -- someone made the decision to put an embassy and a konsyl in a war-torn country with no host country to guard that, leaving the guarding and the security up to a militia. that decision alone was a terrible and tragic error. >> the chairman of the house oversight committee has -- .

four americans were killed, including u.s. ambassador to libya, christopher stevens. . a big explosion in a small wyoming town. what caused it. >> >> word of another missile launch by north korea. >> >> some say it is decades overdue, burial plans for the unclaimed remains of dozens of military veterans. . you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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talks. >> >> in pakistan, a funeral held for a leader gunned down outside of her home. senior vice president of the pti, and recently accused a rival party of rigging elections. the leader blames political rivals for her death. that rival party has denied in any involvement. hussein fought for education, women evidence a rights and welfare policies. >> >> in create sha, a demonstration is underway. sugar craving honey bees may have the ability to detect the odor of explosives. they are being trained to sniff out tnt by offering a sugar reward. it is estimated that 90,000 land mines were buried across the country during the war. >> >> a celebration of lturand

acknowledgement of service this afternoon. mrs. mrs. >> five distinguished veterans honored as part of the third annual cultural festival. today's recognition, the first of it's kind in alameda to honor veterans. all of who have connections to the local campaign community. >> celebrate diversity, achievement and contributions. we were proud this theme recognized our veterans. >> today's event helped to launch the alameda veterans. the festival also featured dancing, and other festivities. >> >> funeral services in dixon for the cremated remains of 35 military veterans. the ashes of the veterans have been at santa rosa memorial park for as long as 52 years unclaimed by family and friends. a volunteer from the veteran recovery group researched the

remains and found out that they were el skill for this burial, with military honors. >>? it wasn't just runners and spectators at beta breakers. >> reporter: san francisco police kept a watchful eye, added security measures that were put in place. >> >> right now, all eyes on a florida store where the big winner of the powerball jackpot is expected to claim their prize. why he or she won't be able to keep a it a secret. >> >> caught on camera be confrontations between the highway patrol and a group of motorcycle riders on the bay bin. >> >> the new ktvu app is ready for you to download. get breaking news any time, anywhere. . ♪

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this is not a sight you see every day on the bay bridge. chp cars conducted a traffic break slowly swerving across the lane. as they tried to stop the motorcyclists, the bikers sped past through them. this was posted to a video sharing site within the past 24 hours. we called for more information but the officer we spoke to said he didn't have any details. >> >> police department take any chances when it came to security in light the mbings at

marathon. alex now shows us some of the changes. >> reporter: hundreds of san francisco police officers lined the race track today, many in uniform, some undercover. blending in with the runners. all while bomb sniffing dogs walked through the crowds. >> police did a great job. they were present and friendly. there were a lot of them. >> >> reporter: security beefed-up for this year's beta breakers, a response to the boston marathon bombings. san francisco got help from other police departments across northern california, federal officers were on the ground from the fbi and homeland security. officers were annoy all right for anything suspicious but runners were focused on having fun. >> amazingly fun. so much music to listen to. i had a blast. >> reporter: using surveillance

cameras installed along the race route. officers monitored the cameras in real time watching for any problems. >> knowing cameras out there, people are on their best behavior. they know if they were to do anything, they would be copy toured on video. >> there were some suspicious bags, but the bomb squad moved in and figured out there was nothing dangerous inside and the crazy costume party moved on. >> >> we have learned more details about the ahost during beta breakers san francisco police are telling us 19 people were booked into the county jail for intoxication one person arrested for robbery and one person was arrested for possessing a firearm. >> >> viewers sent us pictures of themselves enjoying the beta

breakers. they say they first ran the race together 18 years ago. this was sent to us from a group of mexican wrestling masks and recreating a little mexican ring. >> >> the associated press is calling for the justice department -- calling the justice department subpoena abusing and harassing. ap would have to hand over records for 21 of their phone lines after breaking a story about a thwarted al-qaida plot in yes, ma'amen. >> most serious leaks i have ever seen, put the american people at risk >> reporter: the president of the associated press said he waited five days to publish that story after a government official said national security issues had passed. >> >> there is word tonight that

yahoo's board of directors has approved a billion dollar bid for the blogging site tumbler. the board made the decision this afternoon and it could be anoned tomorrow there has been no public confirmation of the deal from yahoo or tumbler. analysts say yahoo's ceo sees tumbler as a starting point for a new strategy for a new net portal. >> >> national football league team owners set to make a decision on tuesday to bring the superbowl here. it is down to santa claira or south florida. managers hope their new stadium in the south bay will be a big enough of a draw to bring superbowl 50 here to the bay area. the results of the vote is expected to be announced tuesday morning. golden state warriors are inviting their fans to celebrate the team's amazing season. it will be --

. the event it scheduled to include appearances from the players and highlights from the season. the team have not had a playoff run like this in 32 years and the warriors say their fans played a big role. >> >> someone in a small town in florida is the winner of the largest multistate powerball lottery in history the person still has not come forward at least one person woke up sunday in an instant multimillionaire. >> my brother called me from north carolina at 7:00 this morning saying "please tell me it was you." >> and the ticket was bought here. a publix supermarket in zephyrs hills florida. many folks lotto players are waiting to find out who won the nearly $600 million jackpot.

the largest in powerball history with an immediate cash out value of $375 million. florida lottery officials say the winner or winners should take their time before claiming the prize. >> this is a lot of money, life changing. we would advise for them to seek financial and legal help before they claim that prize. >> your odds of winning, one in more than 175 million. >> you know, the odds are so much against it, i mean, well, maybe not. >> reporter: even those who were not so lucky this time around are excited for whoever did win it big. >> i'm thrilled for whoever did it and i hope they are wise an generous and they live a good life. >> reporter: kristina muchl eric kirschner r, ktvu channel "2 news." one up front cash payout is

estimated to be $376.9 million. for payments over time, the winner is estimated to receive 30 annual installments of $19 million. and public where the winning ticket was sold is set to receive $35,000. the winner will not stay anonymous, because under florida law, the winner's name becomes public record. >> >> according to triple a, the price for a gallon of gas -- >> here in the bay area, average, making a gallon of regular in san francisco $4.14. it's $4.06 in san jose and $4.05 in oakland. analysts blame this due to refinery outages in the midwest and on the west coast. >> >> second and final day of a

free dental clinic at the san jose convention center. volunteer dental health experts donated their time to help and estimated 2,000 patients with fillings, extractions and even free den tours. the group said one in three californians cannot afford dental care. >> >> we are following breaking news, when we return, what we know about this fire, a live picture of it burning right now in contra costa countient our meteorologist joins us with the workweek forecast. .

we have a breaking news that we are following right now in cop that cross that county live pictures of a fire in martinez. moments ago, we learned this fire is threatening structures in this area.

officials with contra costa county fire protection telling us this is a vegetation fire, burning in the emhambra valley. as you can see from the live pictures, it is quite a bit of smoke billowing from this fire. we are monitoring this situation, so far, though, no word on just how big this fire is, but begin, we learned minutes ago that structures in this area are threatened by this fire. we will keep you updated on ktvu. com and have more details of this fire coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. >> >> fire officials tell us the wind is starting to pick up a bit in martinez. >> take a look at the camera, you can see it is shaking around a little bit, winds have been picking up, 16-miles an hour gusting to 21-miles an hour of that's not food news. any wind of 10-miles an hour

could complicate the firefighter's situation. right now, a breeze, 16-miles an hour, gusting to 2-miles an hour many it is pretty warm we have been talking where the warmup this weekend and temperatures in the lower 0s, we'll continue to keep it on the firefight and the weather conditions. as far as temperatures from today, they rangen from the 60s of pacific could, warmest locations mid-to upper 0s toward fairfield and antioch. live "stormtracker," we are in the clear with mostly clear conditions. fog absent from this as a result, the beaches warmed up as well. we are talking about the wins and we will take a look at our wind sensors, winds out of the north, fairfield at 12-miles an hour. the strongest wind i could fye, sfo oakland at 12-miles an hour, as i mentioned, winds are shooting through the martinez area gusting to 2-miles an hour forecast headlines for tonight, we'll go with this most hely

clear skies, breezien cans, tomorrow, monday, the warmest day, alot of sunshine. warmest locations on track to reach the 90-degree mark. extended major cooling and gusty winds, high pressure, responsible for the warmup this weekend and into monday a little warmer over the next 24 hours. bigger changes after monday, the whole system moves in from the north, generating rainfall toward the pacific northwest, for us, a big dropoff, sharp dropoff in temperatures, tuesday, wednesday. we could have wind advisories kick in immediate to shore line as we head into by mid-week. as far as tomorrow, north and east bay hills, elevated fire danger because of northerly winds increasing especially up above 1,000 feet, very dry conditions, fire danger will be on the rise for tonight and into early monday morning not good news there. as far as our forecast for tomorrow, maybe a patch or two of fog near parts of the shore line into the afternoon hours, full sunshine.

temperatures rang manying from the upper 60s to 70s, linking up with 90-degree heat. warmest locations approaching the upper 90s, 80s toward oakland. a string of them toward antioch and brentwood. northerly winsic picking up. lower 0s, downtown san francisco in the 70s. tomorrow, we'll beat that in the mid-70s, 75, a look ahead out your five-day forecast and some big dramatic changes. no rain clouds, tomorrow, a big dropoff temperatures easily good 10-15 degrees for tuesday. cooling continues into wednesday with gusty winds and pretty much a quiet weather pattern with partly sunny skies as the weekend approaches. >> all right, thank you. >> >> president obama spoke to graduates at the facial's only historically black male

college. more house. >> thanks to the force of dr. king and a generation that overcame their fear and their cynicism and their despair barriers have come tumbling down. new doors of opportunity -- >> the president told graduates that things have changed so much since dr. king's "i have a dream speech" it's now possible to have a president that looks like him, a black man. coming up, giants try to snap their two game skid. >> >> sports wrap with joe ton ski fonsy is coming up, next. .

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>> good evening, welcome to this early sunday nights sports wrap. the oakland a's will welcome royals any time they want to return. a's trying to finish off a three-game sweep. nothing for either team, seth smith makes sure the royal done get anything going with a sliding catch. the royals did take a 2-1 lead in the fifth and they added to it. battle out the a's to catch up with single runs in the 5th, 7th anth. derrick with hit to center.

derrick lowe enters when the bull gets past him. it was 3-3 in theth. lost one against h eric kirschner rrera. that one is not up canning bag. homer number one., a's take the one run lead and make it a three-game sweep for the royals, 4-3, the final. some fans in his own dugout. he love being up there with the game on the line that's kind of his thing. he wants to be the guy just like everyone on the team wants to be the guy. we have all of the faith in world in guys like him. it's fun to watch out go out there and play. here we are talking about the 4- 3 ball game. >> >> giants playing pretty good baseball when he when they left town, undoubtedly happy to get back home after dropping five on the road. a day off for marco who still

managed to get his work done in the dugout. 1-0 game in the fifth when carlos gonzalez hits this. at the time the giants run the ball down, fowler comes down to score. rockies took a 2-0 lead. padding it in the sixth., sinling to knock in two more. five run seemed insurmountable. juan got help from three relievers. to end the game, giants man aned five hits and a combo shutout as they limp home 5-0, the finals, they go 1-5 on the trip. committing one more error, a total of 13 on the road. >> >> you remember the san antonio spurs who got all they wanted -- tony parker, looking

completely healthy in game one of the western conference finals. parker to the hoop for two of his 20 points. the spur also to be concerned about the grisesries' randolph. keeping him in check all day long spurs had the three ball going. matt bonner. he was four of six from beyond the ark. spurs hit 13, three-pointers in all. they play tuesday in san antonio. >> >> in addition to a new baby,

he has something to celebrate. he wins. >> >> this is also the day in the city in which the beta breakers was run for the 102nd time. two ethiopians battled out for the men. by the time they got to golden gate park. took the lead, winning with a time of 3531 and 1 cond. the women's winner her time 4:12. neither time was close to a course record. >> >> still to come on this early sunday night sports wrap, we'll show you how one gay became the first time winner of the tour, back into the staply cup series with los angeles. we'll be right back. . goodnight.

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on the golf tour, you need a program to know who is who. the latest -- >> nobody likes to play in this kind of wind. experience in dallas for the pie ron nelson classic. wearing red ribbons. they started the day, one spoke out the lead, but got up to a hot start, making birdie, he was four strokes out by the time he got to number eight. bradley made his move on the back nine. he bogeyed the hole. not for long, on the next goal, on the money with his approach. bogey, 17, so back to a two stroke difference. all he had to do was tap in his party, completing a round of 69, they win by two. first pga win for bay who has won 11 events internationally. >> >> san jose sharks said they felt like they were the better team in their stanley cup series against the kings. down two games to none, they

had no evidence to prove that. one thing you can't argue about is fiscalty. ask justin williams about that after he ran into brad stewart. two men down as overtime began. sharks had a one-man advantage. sharks win the game 2-1, trailing the series by that same number. dan boyle thinks this version of the sharks is getting jesus comed to the pressure pack environment. >> some of the younger guys got some experience last year in the first round being down late against van cover was good for us. pressure situation. >> we thought we were the better team leaving l.a. this time of the year, you know, being the better team out there doesn't do you any good. you have to win it on the

scoreboard. >> boston beat new york 5-2 to take a eastern conference semi- final lead. that's it for this early sports wrap. we'll see you again tonight. >> >> we want to take you to the breaking news we have been following in martinez. police have arrested someone for starting this fire, threatening structures right now. >> >> a live picture of the scene. we have a crew on the way, we'll tell you how the arrest was made and challenges firefighters are facing fighting the fire. winds have picked up. a concern for firefighters, thank you for trusting ktvu channel "2 news." mr. we'll see you the neck time news breaks and on the fire in martinez, coming up on the 10:00 news. ed movies?! i was y 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. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices

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