. all five lanes of interstate 80 came to a stand still. the fatal collision and the second roll over collision that caused the snarl. >> i'm so happy she is okay and that nothing bad happened to her. >> and a 4-year-old thought to be missing is back with her mother. where she was found. >> and more deadly tornadoes twist through the state of oklahoma. new information on the destruction they left behind. the news starts now. >> complete, bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2.

>> and good morning. welcome to mornings on two . >> starting to heat up out there. let's check in with rosemary for a look at weekend. >> it's a beautiful start to the day. mostly clear skies the coast to the bay and inland. it's a mild start as well, temperatures are up by a few degrees. we will see a quick warm up. today will be the hottest day and local north winds, that is going to increase the fire danger. that will continue through today as well. there are a couple of isolated areas with a red flag warning. i will show you that and we have a cooldown as early as tomorrow. i have your temperatures lined up come up. >> interstate 80 and berkeley reopened after a deadly accident involving a bicyclist. we have more on what the victim was doing out there on the interstate. >> reporter: chp are still looking into what would possess

someone to cross the interstate. you can seat roadway is open but all five lanes blocked off this morning for that collision, fatal collision between a bicyclist and a car. we want to show you video of the scene the sergeant i spoke to said the driver who struck the bicyclist stopped and said he saw a flash and then hit an unknown object. the bicyclist was headed from right to left across the interstate. from the berkeley side of the roadway to the bay near the university overpass. officers say the bicyclist is a male, they don't know his age or race right now and as you can see the bike was cut in half. >> it should be an easy decision not to cross the freeway on a bike. you'll loose every time. >> reporter: >> reporter: chp blocked off all five lanes of i-80

eastbound to collect evidence and shortly after five this morning a driver of a small suv hit the back of a semi which was stopped because of the earlier collision between the bicyclist. the suv overturned and the people inside were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the big rig is okay. with in the last half hour the coroner cleared the scene. all five lanes are open. the driver who hit the bicyclist isn't facing charges but police want to talk to anyone who may have seen the collision. only one driver pulled over after that collision. live in berkeley. >> and here say live look at interstate 80 from a traffic camera. a big difference now than what it was about two hours ago as you can imagine. traffic moving much smoother now that lanes are back open. >> oakland police investigating a triple shooting early this morning. officers taped off the area around 105th avenue around

2:30. a group of people gathered for a side show. police say there was a confrontation which then led to an exchange of gun fire. three people were shot, one female, two men, all were adults. the woman is in critical condition. a party bus pulling in to the area tried to pass through but the crowd had gotten in its way. police aren't say figure the three victims were part of the side showero with the bus. no offers have been made. >> a 4-year-old who went missing is back with her mother. >> feeling blessed right now. >> yes. very happy. >> a lot of people were concerned. >> a lot of people were helping. >> reporter: we were on hand when the 4-year-old was found around midnight. she appeared shy and frightened, burying her head in her mom's arms. police searched for hours. she was found sleeping under a bed, covered with various items which explains why nobody saw her. >> i'm sorry that she was in

here. i feel like we looked for her really, really good and they had the dogs come in. i'm so happy she is okay. >> reporter: she was okay and in good condition. her mother thanked everybody for helping them search. >> a elderly couple is being helped by the red cross after a fire destroyed their house. a viewer sent us this video of the fire and as you can see the flames quite intense there. it sparked up just about one there on maria lane. a neighbor pounded on the door to wake up the couple and they were both able to make it out okay. firefighters say the fire started in a garage and then spread to the rest of the house. >> the fire did extend up to a large tree that is next to the garage but we were able to keep the fire to this house and the tree. >> firefighters say it's to early to know what caused the fire or if it's suspicious. >> after a day full of delays bart is encountering new

problems this morning. bart tweeted a message saying there are 15 minute delays in pittsburgh, sfo, oakland, richmond because of equipment problems. this after crews spent the night repairing a rail line when a bart vehicle hit a heavy duty truck. repairs started at one. they were finished around five. crews fixed the third rail and straightened out the tracks. the accident caused delays system wide. >> basically bart is on time 95% of the time and when we do have the big incidents, obviously it throws a wrench in a lot of plans. we just try to get through those days. >> some bart passengers traveling from the east bay onto san francisco told us their trip took them another hour and a half. bart investigators are checking to see if faulty brakes led to the crash. sources say that two bart workers in a heavy duty truck

had to quickly jump to safety. >> now to the latest storm damage in the heart land. >> horizontal. >> reporter: crews took amazing pictures of tornadoes in oklahoma and missouri. authorities are out this morning, look ing at the destruction. four people have died including a mother and child hiding in a car when a twister picked up the vehicle and threw it. more than 100 people are injured and nearly a thousand do not have power. the storm is causing flooding throughout parts of oklahoma as well as missouri. the national weather service said the storm had tornadoes, hail, lightning and heavy rain. people trying to escape the storm even found themselves in bumper to bumper traffic. the governor of missouri has declared a state of emergency in the st. louis area. it too was hit with tornadoes, and powerful rains. it had already been hit with severe storms earlier this week pushing rivers and streaming

out of their banks. the roof at a casino was torn off. power outrages are reported. the will rogers international airport in oklahoma city has reopened. the storm left debris scattered across the field but minimal damage was done to the terminals. the storm is causing some storm chasers to retreat. an suv driven by tomorrow chasers was caught yesterday evening. the vehicle was thrown some 200 yards, one of the storm chasers had minor injuries. >> homeowners will be urged to create defensible space. homeowners are required to create 100 feet by removing flammable vegetation. firefighters are going to be inspecting homes in hick's valley, and other areas. high temperatures and wind have firefighters on high alert this weekend. a red flag warning is in effect

for solano. that means conditions are ideal for wildfires. >> certainly the possibility of it, all we need is a start. >> the fire season off to an early start. cal fire crews have responded to almost 1900 wildfires since january. that's more than double the usual number of fires for this time period. and to stop wildfires cal fire is asking homeowners not to mow dry grass on windy day, others be careful using things line chainsaws outdoors, never burn on windy days. what was your question? >> the wind. >> okay. the winds, not to bad. >> okay. >> they are going to be locally gusty but you are right. very hot, very dry and with the

local winds elevated fire danger. that going on for today. we have a very weak on shore breeze. at the coast a nice day. the sea breeze will be with us but most of us won't be feeling. let's look at what's happening outside our doors. giving you a view there. looks like a little bit of haze. our air quality good to moderate and we are live from emoryville with this shot here looking across the bay. we have a red flag warning in areas of solano, let me get in closer, i will show you what we are talking about here. areas like vallejo, cordelia, fairfield, in these communities, winds again gusting to about 30 miles an hour for today. relative humidity going to be down to 10% in some cases. that's very dry. in the north and east bay hills it'll be gusty and dry but the local office hasn't issued a red flag warning because it's not widespread enough. napa three miles an hour.

concord reporting a southerly breeze at six miles an hour. on shore at fairfield at six miles an hour won't do you much good for the afternoon. we are looking at temperatures still in the upper 90's for some of the inland, east bay areas, 62 right now fairfield, a beautiful start to the morning for you fairfield. 70 antioch. upper 50s livermore. widespread 50s around the bay. mostly clear and today is going to be the warmest day as we get into sunday temperatures will be able to trend downward. for today, we have a nice start, temperatures will peak this afternoon. five to ten to 15 degrees, especially for the inland spots. 70s at the coast. 90o's inland. look at what you can expect for your area. 93 santa rosa. 88 keml field. upper 70 -- 80 degrees berkeley. low 90s danville, upper 90's brentwood, santa clara valley 89 for you san jose.

, we are looking at the peninsula now, one last stop, redwood city 82, 82 san mateo, 76 san francisco, a beautiful day in the city of san francisco and a nice day along the coast. the extended forecast here, there is that cooldown. tomorrow not as hot for the inland areas along the coast upper 60 ha and the cooling trend will continue as we get into midweek wednesday. upper 70's in the forecast. low 60s at the coast. if you go into the game a warm one. >> a sensitive first amendment date over the new town shooting. >> it's invading my son's right to dignity. >> and why organizers at the marin art fair say its been much different than in years past and why the fair may not happen after all. citi tablet apps.

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. setting you up with just a beautiful golden view of the san francisco bay. it's a nice start to the day. >> lawmakers in connecticut are considering legislation that would prohibit the release of graphic crime scene photographs from the sandy hook shooting. >> it's a very good reason newspapers have normally not printed them. they are offensive, invasive and serve no purpose than for their shock value. >> reporter: family members of victims say releasing the photographs would cause further pain and suffering. the bill would also ban the release of the 911 calls the day of the shooting and death certificates would not be released without permission from the families. 20 children and 6 teachers died in the shooting rampage.

new jersey firefighters have built three playgrounds honoring the victims of the shooting and other 23 will be built. family members and firefighters spoke at ground breaking for a playground honoring a 6-year- old cathryn hubbard. >> our job is to keep children safe and what bad things happen to kids it's a failure of the system. this is our way of trying to heal and make some sense of it. >> the playground has her favorite colors, pink and purple. playgrounds are also scheduled to open this month honoring another student and teacher who died trying to protect the students. a memorial service will be held today in new hampshire for the mother of the sandy hook gunman. adam lanza shot and killed her at their home before the rampage at the school. a private funeral for her was held just a few days after the shooting. >> the suspects in a dry ice bombing in disneyland is pleading not guilty.

the 22-year-old park employee christian barnes pled not guilty. he was selling drinks say prosecutors on tuesday. they say he had two dry ice bombs with him and put one in a park trash can. it did explode causing an evacuation of ton town. nobody was hurt and he is facing a count of possessing a destructive device. the red cross is temporarily suspending its operations in afghanistan. on wednesday one afghanistan guard was killed and a staff member was hurt after an attack at a compound on the international red cross area. security forces were able to rescue seven others. the taliban has denied involvement. >> the president said that the economy is showing new signs of strength. >> because we have more good jobs to create. we have more kids to educate. we have more doors of opportunity to open for anyone who is willing to work hard enough to walk through the doors. >> in this morning's address

he pointed to the housing market, car sales and new jobs as signs of progress but he warned that the economy depends on congress as lawmakers return to washington this next week. the president said he wants them to pass legislation including immigration reform, easier home refinancing and a jobs bill tied to rebuilding infrastructure. the obama administration is acting tough toward china. the defense secretary demanded that china stop cyber attacks against the united states and american companies. he said that despite budget cuts the pentagon will continue shifting troops, military ships and planes to the pacific rim. he criticized china during a security conference with members of the government there. >> today the city of palo alto is throwing a party for hackers. the city is taking part in the first national day of civic hacking. there will be robotics, food

and live music downtown. university avenue is going to be closed between high and ramona street. it's a follow up to last year's block party. it starts at 11:00 and ends at seven tonight. a judge has ruled google must turnover information on its users to the fbi. the fbi started spend ledders demanding user information to internet service providers after the passing of the patr," ot act. google says it's unconstitutional. >> a former player for the warriors is in critical can condition after a head on crash. the 46-year-old was driving an escalade when it crossed the center lane and hit a van in a suburb yesterday. he was placed on life support but was taken off after his condition got better. a 43-year-old passenger in the van died. it's not known what cause canned the crash. he has a history of seizures. he played 13 years in the nba finishing with the warriors in

2002. the warriors are getting support for their plans to relocate to san francisco. the state has approved a bill clearing a step in the bid to build a newa rene a. the legiat commission to approve using waterfront land for thea rene a. the warriors hope to hope an 18,000 seat facility for the 2017 season. >> organizers of the art festival say they still need to raise $30,000. the festival features local art work, food and music and organizers are asking for donations to help pay for tents, security and other costs. now in past years they have been able to pay the vendors. this year suppliers asking for the money up front. the festival is scheduled for june 15th and 16th. the museum of modern art is making it's final weekend before it shuts down for a major renovation project. this morning it's going to

start showing a 24 hour video exhibit. that means the museum will stay open the whole night. it shuts down tomorrow night for a two and a half year project and this weekend's admission is free. >> a talented 11th grader has won an art award from congress. she painted a work entitled sad clown on card board. she won for california's second congressional district, an area that stretches the golden gate bridge north to the border. judges praised her use of color and technique. for the next year it'll be at the united states capitol building along with other winners nationwide. congratulations to her. >> congratulations. a new policy goes into effect today at all-star bucks. what you will no longer be allowed to do even if you never walk into the door. >> and dumping wine in to the sea. a new test that just may make your favorite bottle of vino taste even better.

>> after highs, will soar even higher than what we saw yesterday. i will have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up.

. starting today people can no longer smoke outside starbucks. they said they are banning smoking in 25 feet of its stores. the move doesn't change anything in california where the company first banned smoking in 2010. it does include outdoor patios and reaction to the ban is mixed. >> how are they going to enforce it? they have their own security? >> if they don't want you smoking in front of their building then accept that and move on down the road. >> the ban applies to seven thousand starbucks stores in the united states and canada. >> alcoholic drinks could soon be stamped with those nutrition labels. the new regulation would let makers add them to the products but only if they want too.

the labels would include calorie and fat content as well as other information. they say wine gets better with age and now a new test proves it may benefit from being under water. a winery made history this week by pulling four cases of its 2009 wine out of the ocean in charleston south carolina. the test was a test to see how the lack of light and ocean conditions would age the wine. >> we wanted to see one what are the main differences between the aging in water and on shore. the main thing for me is the motion. we don't have any motion on shore. it's a complete absence of light, it's dark. >> the wayne winery said it was a success calling the wine extraordinary. wine from the test could sell for as much as one thousand dollars a bottle. >> wow. it better taste good. >> all the motion i guess.

>> let's go over to rosemary for a look at the temperatures this morning. you like it hot you will like it today. >> yes. if you don't like it hotf. you are inland you will be sweating it out. i have good news. today will be the hottest day, by tomorrow we start to see the temperatures move in the other direction. going out to see if the a's play, it'll be a warm one. 80 degrees, mostly sunny skies and just a light breeze. that is at game time. we won't stop there, temperatures will warm there to the low 80s in and around oakland which isn't bad. when you are in the sun baking, yes, that's going to feel hot. 85 fremont. upper 80's for san jose. you go inland and it's going it be toasty. 94 for livermore, 97 in fairfield. you are flirting with the century mark today fairfield. 93 for napa. get close to the coast and it'll feel great. mostly sunny skies, upper 60s

to low 70's. pacifica, your extended forecast here, temperatures again begin to drop off as early as tomorrow. doesn't mean the heat is going away completely. especially inland but you should feel a difference, meanwhile along the coastline patchy fog returns to the area by tomorrow morning. the on shore breeze will strengthen and that is going to bring us a bigger cooling trend into monday, tuesday and wednesday. if you are getting ready to step outside i will have a look at your current temperatures. >> a new youth center opens to the public and the community will be invited in. we will give you a look inside and show you how it's already making a difference. >> and tragedy in houston. what we are learning about the four firefighters killed in the deadliest fire in that department's history. >> all five lanes of interstate 80 at berkeley were closed off this morning. what a bicyclist tried to do that caused the back up. ♪

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. a bicyclist struck and killed on eastbound 80 prompting all lanes of interstate to be shut down for two hours. welcome back. >> new this morning the chp is trying to find out why that bicyclist tried to cross i-80 in berkeley before he was hit and killed. we are live with more on the accident that shut down the busy freeway for hours.

>> reporter: that is the big question. why would someone try to cross the interstate? let me show you where the collision happened. where that call box sign is where the man tried to cross and where his bike ended up. it's so close university overpass, as you can see the stair way is right there. the man trying to cross -- in the middle of the night when it was dark out. i want to show you video we shot of the scene after the collision happened around 4:30 this morning. the bicyclist was head from right to left. from the berkeley side of the roadway to the bay near the university overpass as i said. the chp sergeant i talked to said the driver who hit him stopped and told investigators he saw a flash and then hit an unknown object. that object ended up being the man on the bike. officers don't tell me -- say they don't know his age or race right now but the bicyclist was a male. the collision caused investigators to shut down all five lanes of the interstate. >> gather evidence.

there were parts and personal effects that were across the freeway. we had to for a while to get that documented. >> reporter: as traffic was stopped a driver of a small suv hit the back of a semi causing another collision. the suv overturned and the people inside were transported to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver is okay. around 6:30 the coroner picked up the bicyclist's body and chp reopened the interstate after that closure that was about two hours long. chp wants to talk to anyone who may have seen the collision, or who may have also struck the bicyclist and the bike. that initial driver did stop and spoke with chp. he is not facing charges. it appearance to be an accident at this point. reporting live. >> san jose police are searching for the person responsible for a deadly stabbing. the attack happened just before ten last night on -- in west

san jose. officers say they found a 35- year-old in a carport who had been stabbed. he was taken to the hospital where he died. investigators say they don't know the motive of the attack or if it was gang related. the san jose police department said it'll be out this weekend targeting gangs. there will be 40 extra officers on the streets. they say the crack down is some response to a possible gang related shooting at a convenience store. it includes swat teams, gang units and special operations. >> due to the lack of officers on the street a reason why a lot of the gang kids feel it's the opportunity for them to strike or do whatever they want against their foes. >> there is been 21 homicide this year. five in the past week. >> firefighters in houston texas are mourning the loss of four firefighters killed in the deadliest fire in the department's history. five other firefighters are

hurt, the fire started yesterday around noon at a restaurant and a hotel. the firefighters were searching for people think thought might be trapped inside when part of the roof collapsed on them. >> going to go down in history of the houston fire department as the worst day in the history of the houston fire department. >> reporter: one of the firefighters is in critical condition. the other had smoke inhalation, chest pains and leg joins. senate . the city has been paying try bout to the firefighters who diamond the victims a 35- year-old who is a fire captain, 41-year-old; 29-year-old who joined the department in 2010 and a 24-year-old what just graduated from the academy in april. >> fast moving wildfires in new mexico have forced hundreds to evacuate there.

the fire burning about 25 miles east of santa fe. about 2,000 acres have burned. a second fire 50 miles northwest has grown to about 725 acres and damaged one home. the fire burning north of los angeles is just 15% contained now. the power house fire in the forest has burned 1500 acres near castaic lake. people in 25 homes were evacuated but have been allowed to return. firefighters say one building has burned. >> crews in belmont will be removing the steeplel of a church today that's been deemed unstatement officials say they found dry rot in the church. they will use a crane today to remove the steeple and then traffic along the street will be limited during those emergency repairs. drivers should expect delays near the richmond bridge. caltrans will close the eastbound, western drive on- ramp to 580 at six so traffic can be shifted from the westbound to the eastbound

bridge. the on-ramp will be closed for the next 90 days as they replace the westbound bridge deck. . and new information on the construction for the new eastern span of the bay bridge. hundreds of rods and bolts were built just two hard. john fisher says that rods that firm are at risk to hydrogen that can lead it cracks. three dozen cracked in march but he wants to see the results of tests before recommend figure recommending if they need to be replaced. the dream liner will be back in service soon. . the planes were ground grounded becauses problem was problems with the batly. >> the city council has a hard decision to make. hire more police or give city

workers raises. the oakland mayor wants money for more police dispatchers and civilian jobs in the police department such as evidence techs but councilmembers proposed spending $3 million a year on raises. >> an oakland man is fighting to get his dog back despite being charged with animal abuse. a jury found mark smith guilty of misrepresenting his dog as a service animal but he was acquitted on animal cruelty charges. he said the dog was hungry because he was the runt. >> he probably had about 3% body fat so that's not a great deal of body fat but any athlete would like to have 3% body fat. >> reporter: oakland's animal services said the dog should be put in a new home and smith should be restrict from owning dogs while he is on probation. today bay area animal

shelters are taking part an adoing athon. if you qualify to be a pet owner the adoption fee will be waived. it'll make a donation to the shelter for every dog or cat sent to a good home. the its being held today as well as tomorrow. >> new this morning today for the first time the community of ashland will get a chance to look at a state-of-the-art community center ten years in the making. the reach ashland youth seven certify it in alameda. it'll open so all residents can take a look around. the executive director said it is an example of what can be done when a community comes together. >> i think this project is the height of what is possible when you have young people and adults working together to strengthen their community. >> the facility has recording

and dance studios, a fitness room, library and study room. the hope is to meet the needs of the community. its open to any resident of the county ages 11 to 24. >> makes me feel like i will be part of a change and the outcome of great resources for young people and their future. >> the center opened just three weeks ago but today the community will be invited to tour the facility. the executive director said residents have called him to say what a positive impact the center is having. >> let's turn to rosemary and check the forecast. going to be one of the hottest days of the week if not the. >> it's a great start to the day. we are going to see a very close warm up. if your little one is playing little league, soccer, make sure you keep them hydrated, bring along extra water, it's going to get quite hot. starting out with a look over the east bay hills and we have

temperatures from five to ten degrees to 15 degrees warmer than we were 24 hours ago in our hills. we have a pattern that's warm, dry and we have local north winds as well. with that heightened fire danger will last throw out the day with conditions very dry and a stretch through the delta, there is a red flag warning that will last into the afternoon because the winds are expecting to be gusting at times. we are warm to hot. 70's at the coast, 80's around the bay. 90o's inland for today. temperatures warmer than yesterday and today is going to be the hottest day. want to zero in on the red flag warning. want to show you where the communities are we are talking about in areas around vallejo, getting in to cordelia and into the sacramento valley. this is the area that has the red flag warning and it's generally because of the jurisdiction is for the sacramento office of the national weather service. you get a little farther west

and it's a different weather office. that area included with part of the sacramento valley. winds, we have an easterly breeze in haywood, a westerly breeze at sfo. it's very week. along the coast we will feel it this afternoon. maybe trickling in to the bay but that will be about it. the temperatures are going to soar. already warm, antioch 72 for you, 62 fairfield. livermore checking in around 58, around the bay area mid to upper 50s. it feels pretty good out there right now. its going to be uncomfortable later today. i want to point out this reading about 3800 feet. mid60s. again warmer than where we stood yesterday and that warmer air aloft is goins to translate there to a warmer day for us. 87 san rafael. upper 70's -- it's going to be a beautiful day in and around the water. 78 for alameda. 84 84 cast84castro valley.

87 for sunny vail, a stretch along the pen slashings widespread 80s. 86 mountain view. 76 san francisco. a nice day along the coast. 70s, even 80's for santa cruz. here is the extended forecast. temperatures will start to cool off as early as tomorrow. i think we will see patchy fog but the on shore breeze strengthen. that's going to start to make the difference into monday, tuesday and wednesday. if you are planning outdoors for today we there be well in to the 80's by lunchtime. ly have a look coming up. >> graduation ceremony for kindergarteners ends with eight people under arrest. what started that brawl. >> let's give you a live look. the golden gate bridge. chp, marin. also, expect traffic along from

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. welcome back. thank you for joining us this morning. the heat will be on for most of the bay area and inland for today. 56 degrees right now in oakland. >> we are learning more this morning about a planned robbery at the santa cruz boardwalk that had the flavor ever a hollywood script. police say a security guard at santa cruz was preparing to intercept a cart carrying at

least $60,000 at the boardwalk. officers say the plan included the guard grabbing the bags of money and throwing them into a get away car. police say that the man told others to point a replica gun at anyone who try tried to interfere. police say they seized 48 guns and 50,000 rounds of ammunition from his home. >> a kindergarten graduation in ohio ended with a huge fight and eight people under arrest. police think it started spilled punch. two teen girls started hitting each other and then their families jumped in and then someone pulled out a pipe and a hammer. >> just a shame. i think it's a shame that -- something as good as a graduation ceremony is marched by the actions of a few. >> nobody was seriously hurt but the school had to go into lockdown because of the fight.

seven adults and one teen were arrested. a 19-year-old was sentenced to 16 years to life in state prison for the stabbing of a newark high school football park. abraham hayde was convicted for the death of an 18-year-old in april of last year. prosecutors say the murder happened after an argument. >> an african american officer say he was roughed you up by other officers. he was off duty. police spokesperson said he didn't have id, had a gun and obey commands. he said it's racial profiling. >> no id on the person, no plates on the vehicle and also violations. >> that's not the issue. he was asked instantly are you

on parole? that is profiling. >> he is a 15 year veteran officer. he has fired a defense attorney to represent him. >> a car wash is being held today for one of the victims in a deadly memorial day car crash. we want to show you the green mustang that was split in half. three people including a 21- year-old were killed. the driver is facing charges. the car wash is being at jefferson high school. this week alameda supervisors will consider a proposal to transfer monterey inmates to another jail. it calls for 60 inmates to be move from monterey's over crowded jail to santa rita jail in dublin. that after the public defender's office filed a lawsuit claiming jail conditions put the lives of

satisfy and in-- of staff and inmates at risk. >> the president proclaimed the month of june as lgbt pride month. san francisco will celebrate gay pride with a parade at the end of june. the president wrote support is growing and that in the words of the late martin luther king junior, injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. he said he is pleased to see more are supporting gay marriage. student loan rates will double next month unless congress acts. interest rates on new loans are set to double july 1st to 6.8%. the president is asking students to call, e-mail or tweet their representatives and demand a compromise. >> it's like a thousand dollar tax hike.

i assume most of you cannot afford that. >> the house has passed a bill to link student loan rates to treasurey bond levels. the senate is scheduled to vote on a bill that would extend the rate for two years. >> a man who lived through a suicide attempt from the golden gate bridge will lead a suicide prevention walk. in 2000 kevin hines was one of 33 who survived. after he recovered he became a spokesperson for suicide prevention. today's walk starts at 9:00 a.m. health officials say a frozen berry mix sold by cosco has been linked to a outbreak of hope activity us. at least 30 people have been sick in five states including california. the store is telling all s who bought the mix. the product has been removed from store shelves. >> great america is getting ready to celebrate it's newest ride. today the park's gold striker roller coaster will open to the

public. its been named the tallest and fastest wooden roller coaster in northern california. it reaches speeds of up to 54 miles an hour. it'll open at 11:00 and the first thousand passengers will get a rally towel. 9,000 turned out for the kickoff to the america's cup concert series on san francisco's waterfront. ♪ [ music ] the x ambassadors and imagine dragons preformed. thousands more expected tomorrow when sting preforms. >> we are a little concerned that late at night having so many people right here in this section, whether or not that will cause security problems for us. >> organizers say they have set up a hotline for complaints and will end concerts early on week nights. concert goers are being asked

to take mass transit. >> today is an american idol first as two former contestants prepare to walk down the aisle. >> will you marry me? >> well there she is saying yes. he asked her to marry him during last year's american idol finale the two met in 2010 while co starring on broadway in a musical. they will marry later today in loss angeles. and the live tour has canceled in oakland. the top five finalists were scheduled to appear but organizers say that a change in practice schedule has forced the canceling. anyone with tickets can get refunds. the rest of the tour is still on schedule but the closest show will be in sacramento on july 22nd. >> he has suffered injuries

but jim harbaugh says that the best is still ahead for one of the team's draft picks. >> and hanging out in sonoma in the neighborhood. check it out. that black bear seems to be getting to comfortable. what residents are being are asked to do. >> summer like heat is in the forecast for saturday. ly have what you can expect in your neighborhood. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps.

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sleep number. comfort individualized. helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother nature helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. . we want to go live to oklahoma where the chopper ask above this area of damage. as you can see it's still kind of a mess with things strewn about. these are pictures of the damage. look at those trees. the series of deadly storms, at least five people died. more than 100 are injured and nearly 100,000 do not have power. in addition to the damage, there is also severe flooding in that area.

about a dozen people in sonoma in one neighborhood say they have had a clossen count kenter with a bear. its been spotted in a rural neighborhood. one man got video of the bear. there he goes as it made its way in to the woods, another took this photograph of the bear as it tried to get scrapping out of a compost bucket. several people say the bear is often quiet and calm. >> it didn't seem stressed, it didn't seem in a hurry. it didn't seemed surprised to see me. i guess it had been running around in the neighborhood for a while. >> state wildlife officers say bears not common in that area but it's rural enough for them to survive if they do not depend on people. meantime they say people should keep trash and pet food inside since the bear is looking for food. >> san francisco 49ers have signed their 4th round draft pick to a four year deal. he signed the papers yesterday.

he set a record for rushing and total touchdowns before the season was cut short by a knee injury. he may not play this coming season but could be a powerful back down the road. >> he said he is looking forward to a long career. let's head over to rosemary for a look at the forecast. we complain when it's cold, now it's hot. >> it's tough to please everybody. we do have a big warm up followed by a nice cooldown. so how about that? we have temperatures soaring to near the century mark and in of the hottest spots today. we are looking at a quick warm up. temperatures already rebounding, through the 7:00 hour. temperatures in the 50s to mid60's. fairfield, even a few low 70s out in areas like brentwood. nice at ten.

upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. low 70's around the bay and inland and by noontime warming up with some of the hotter spots well into the mid to upper 80e. i'm talking livermore, concord, fairfield, then in to the afternoon. temperatures really start to peek. 90 degrees in vallejo, 82 oakland for the a's game. they will be warm. 85 redwood, 93 morgan hill. the extended forecast, there is that cooldown. tomorrow along the coast and into the bay we know how it goes. usually takes a day or two before the inland areas start to feel it. we will notice it tomorrow. the bigger drop will come monday, tuesday and wednesday, upper 70's for our warmest community. >> nine people killed in another series of tornados in oklahoma. new details on the damage that emergency service workers found this morning. . and three people injured in an overnight shooting. what police say a group of people may have been doing

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was finally found. >> and the latest on the bart delay that caused major problems during the drive yesterday. >> complete, bay area news coverage continues. this is k tvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on two. it's saturday june 1st. >> good morning. let's get right over to rosemary. hot weather for some bay area locations. >> you have said it. good morning to you. today hotter than yesterday. we are off to a clear, mild start. temperatures are beginning to warm and we are looking at a fairly quick warm up into the an. today will be the hottest day. we have the weather elements in place to create high fire danger, especially in some areas including a red flag warning for some of the areas. we will see a cooldown as early as tomorrow. i will have the numbers for you, details on this area danger coming up. >> new this morning, interstate 80 as reopened after being shut down for hours after a deadly accident involving a

bicyclist. the chp said the bicyclist was hit trying to cross the freeway near university avenue around 4:30. the impact of the crash can snapped the bike in half. >> it should be an easy decision not to try to cross the freeway on a bike, you'll loose every time. >> it's not clear what the bicyclist tried to cross the freeway. witnesses to the collision are being asked to contact the chp. the accident did close all five lanes of the freeway near university avenue and a sig alert was issued. this is video of the back up that the accident caused. the two right lanes much the freeway reopened about 40 minutes after the crash. the accident investigation resulted in another crash around 5:30. the chp said a driver of a small suv hit the back of a stopped semi on the runway causing the suv to overturn. the occupants inside were treated for m minor injuries.

and here is a look at how things look now at that accident site. it was right there ono the top of the screen where all this happened and as you can see from our traffic camera things are moving smoothly. police are septembering a triple shooting at a side show. police say a group of people had gathered for a street show. there was some type nfroation t exchange of gun fire. three adults were shot, two men and a woman. she is in critical condition. one of the men had surgery. another man just had a graze wound. a party bus pulling in tried to pass but the crowd got in the way. police aren't sure if the victims were part of the side show or with the bus. >> a 4-year-old who was reported missing in richmond is back with her mother. >> feeling blessed right now? >> yes i'm very happy. >> a lot of people were concerned. >> a lot of people were

helping. >> we were on hand when the 4- year-old was found around midnight. she appeared shy and frightened, burying her head in her mother's arms. she disappeared while visiting relatives earlier in the day. officers searched and neighborhood for hours. her mother said she was found sleeping under a bed covered with various items which explains why nobody saw her. >> i'm sorry that she was in here. i feel like we looked for her really really good and he and they can the dogs come in. >> she was okay as well as in good condition. her mother thanked everybody for helping. angelly couple is being helped after a fire destroyed their house. a viewer sent us this video of the fire. you can see just how intense the flames were. it sparked up around one this morning. a neighbor pounded on the door to wake up the couple and they

were both able to make it out okay. firefighters say that fire started in the garage and quickly spread to the rest of the home. >> the fire did extend up to a large tree that is next to the garage. we were able to keep the fire to this house and to that tree. >> firefighters say it's to early to know what caused the fire or if it's suspicious. >> after a day full of delays bart is encountering new problems. they sent a message saying there is a 15 to 20 minute delay at the mcarthur delay. equipment problems have been causing a 15 minute delay in pittsburgh, richmond and other areas. all of this after crews spent the night repairing a rail line that was damaged when a bart vehicle similar to a train rear- ended a heavy duty truck outside the oakland side of the transbay tube. repairs started at one this morning and finished around five. crews fixed the third

hundred feet of tracks. >> basically bart is on time 95% of the time and when he have these big incidents, obviously it throws a wrench in a lot of people's plans. we just try to get through those days as best we can. >> some passengers traveling from the east bay to san francisco told us their trip took another houro and a half yesterday morning. bart investigators are still checking to see if faulty brakes led to the crash and while there were no injuries sources say two bart workers in a heavy duty truck had to jump to safety. >> and now to the latest storm damage in the heart land. we have just received word that nine people have now died from yesterday's tornadoes. officials in oklahoma are holding a news conference right now. this is a live picture of that event. two of the nine we have learned are children. two of the nine killed are children. yesterday a photographer came with in a few hundred yards of

a funnel cloud. authorities are looking at the destruction in parts of oklahoma as well as missouri and kentucky. two victims were a mother and her child who were hiding in a car when a twister picked up the car and threw it. more than one hundred are injuried nearly a thousand, hundred thousand do not have power. the storm is also causing flooding throughout the area. the national weather service said the storm feature tornadoes, hail, lightning and heavy rain. people trying to escape that  storm found themselves in bumper to bumper traffic along the highways, flooding forced evacuation of a trailer park. the governor of missouri has declared a state of emergency in the st. louis area. it too was hit with tornadoes, powerful winds and rain. the area had already been hit with severe storms earlier this week pushing rivers and streaming out of their banks. the roof at one casino was torn off, power outo ages are also

reported across the state. the will rogers enter senate airport in oklahoma city is slowly reopening. the storm left debris across the field but airport managers report minimal damage to the terminals. the severity of the storm is causing storm chasers to retreat. an suv forced the weather channel -- who got caught in the storm to back off. the vehie was thrown some 200 yards, one of the storm chasers had minor injuries. just a wild day. >> certainly our thoughts with everybody. you look at our weather here and we have it so easy. it's warm, that's it. just a nice day. we are very, lucky to live here. >> even if you don't like the heat you can strategy eyes. you can be inside and then have a nice summer like evening to look forward to. meanwhile around the bay it's going to be warm, feel pretty good, up the coast it'll be a great day. waking up mostly sunny from the

coast. across the bay you is can see from our camera we have blue sky out there. air quality, good to moderate. it'll become a bit hot. today will be the hottest day. then we start to cooldown as early as tomorrow. we have a pattern in place that is -- has triggered that red flag warning for parts of the sacramento valley and stretching into -- through the delta as. i will look -- where this actually will be and remain throughout the afternoon. vallejo, cordelia, fairfield, wind gusts 20 to 30 miles an hour. the relative humidity very low, very warm, very dry and the north winds will belowing at times. they will belowing in the hills. mount diablo, i know most of us are calm. don't really see it, feel it outside but in the hills it's a little breezy. 63napa, mid60's concord, low 70s already in areas like

fairfield as well antioch. it'll feel mild to warm already. 59sfo, 60 degrees redwood, getting out to the farmer's market. it's a beautiful start to the day. areas like menlo park, palo alto, again today the hottest day, ridge of high pressure in place. by tomorrow we have just a very weak system that will bring back the patchy fog and the on shore breeze. it won't happen today. 70's, 90's inland, from five to 15 degrees above the season allah rage. 93 for santa rosa. upper 70s -- a beautiful day to hong out by the water. upper 70's in alameda. 94 livermore. santa clara valley. a warm one in store. 89 for san jose. loss gatos, santa cruz, a beautiful day at the boardwalk.

mid80's. you will hang out by the water there. 82 redwood city, 82 san mateo. a nice day to be there. the extended forecast, the downward trend starts as early as tomorrow. the sea breeze kicks in, hits the coast, creeps in to the bay and eventually will move inland. for tomorrow temperatures not as hot for the inland communities, but by monday, tuesday, wednesday it grows more comfortable. upper 70's to low 80e. monday, tuesday, upper 70o's on wednesday. along the coast going to cool as well into the low 60's with partly cloudy skies. >> the warm weather means firefighters across the bay area are on high alert. we heard rosemary talk act the red flag warnings. how cal fire is responding. >> i'm free. i'm free. i'm free. >> and you will hear more from the arizona mother released from a mexican jail. who she is crediting for the good treatment she received. >> and live outside right now. that is a tight shot of the

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we have a combination of warm temperatures, gusty winds and low humidity for today. >> fire crews will be out in marin urging homeowners to create defensible space. homeowners must create 100 feet of defensible space by removing flammable vegetation. firefighters will be inspecting homes in hick's valley, marin, and other areas. high temperatures and winds have firefighters on high alert this weekend. right now a red flag warning in effect for sol no. that means conditions are ideal for wildfires. >> certainly the possibility of it. all we need is a start. >> fire season is off to an early start. crews have responded to almost 1900 wildfires since january. that's more than double the usual number of fires for this early in the season. to prevent fires, cal fire is

also asking homeowners not to pull out and use the lawn mower on windy days, also be careful using equipment like chainsaws and never burn brush or vegetation on those windy days, always put out the camp fire completely. new this morning walnut creek is considering a ban on smoking. if approved outdoor smoking would be banned in the core of downtown. commercial areas and public events as well as in city owned parks. it would also stop smoking in all indoor and outdoor common areas at existing multifamily homes. the city council will consider that proposal on june 4th. >> today the city of palo alto is throwing a party for hackers. they are taking part in the first ever national day of civic hacking. more than a thousand are expected to participate and there is going to be robotics, art, food and live

entertainment. the event is a follow up to last year's block party. it starts this morning will end at seven. a judge has ruled google must turnover information on its users to the fbi. the fbi started sending out national security letters demanding user information to internet service providers ers. google said it's uncongress constitutional. senate warriors are getting support for its planning to relocate to san francisco. they are preparing a step to build a newa new arena. the warriors hope to open an 18,000-foot facility for the 2017 season. former employer for the wariers is in critical

condition. 46-year-old mookie blaylock was driving a car when it crossed the medium and hit a van. a 43-year-old female passenger in the van died. while it's not known what caused the crash he has a history of seizures. he played 13 years in the nba finishing in 2002. >> the suspect in a dry ice disneyland bombing entered a not guilty plea. christian barnes was selling drinks at a vending cart outside the toon town area. he had two dry ice bombs and put one in a park trash can. it exploded causing an evacuation. nobody was hurt and he is facing one count of possessing a destructive device. lawmakers in connecticut

are considering legislation that would prohibit the release of graphic crime scene photographs from the sandy hook shooting. >> it's a very good reason newspapers have chosen not to print them. they are offensive, invasion of my son's right to dignity and serve no purpose other than for their shock value. >> family members of victims say releasing them would cause further pain and suffering. the bill would also ban the release of the 911 calls and death certificates would not be released without permission from the families. 20 children and six teachers died in that shooting rampage. new jersey firefighters have built three playgrounds honoring victims of the shooting and another 23 still have to be built. family and firefighters spoke at the ground breaking for playground honoring a 6-year- old cathryn hubbard. >> our job is to keep children safe and when bad things happen to kids it's a failure of the system. this is a way of us trying to

heal and ourselves and make some sense of it. >> the playground featured cathryn's favorite colors, pink and purple. playgrounds will also open for another student and a teacher who died trying to protect the students. a memorial will be held today in new hampshire for the mother of the sandy hook gunman. adam lanza shot and killed his mother before the rampage. a private funeral was held a few days after the shooting. >> the president said that the united states economy is showing new signs of strength. >> because we have more good jobs to create. we have more kids to educate. with we have more doors of opportunity to open for anyone who is willing to work hard enough to walk through them. >> in this morning's weekly address the president pointed to the housing market, car sales and my jobs as signs of progress but warned that the

economy depends on congress. as lawmakers return to washington the president said that he wants them to tackle legislation that includes immigration reform, easier home financing and a jobs bill tied to rebuilding extra fract you're. the arizona woman jailed in mexico is grateful to be back home. >> it feels great. i'm so happy to be back home. and being with family and my lovely husband. >> she kissed her husband during this news conference. she credits widespread news coverage for her release. they went to mexico for a funeral when she was arrested. a judge freed her after nine days behind bars. she said she plans to visit mexico again. >> a very happy ending there and a happy ending for a puppy in south florida after a disturbing case of animal abuse ends with a spot in medical history. >> afternoon highs will soar

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. a puppy is available for adoption after being fitted a fake paw. animal control workers found debbie in the miami area. she was hungry, suffering parasites and missing a paw. she is now back on all fours,

because of a good samariaan. >> she was able to walk slow, and then do the all automatic run. >> animal control workers say they are not sure how she lost her paw but say she will be able to run and play like any other dog. if you are looking to adopt a pet, bay area animal shelters are taking part in today's adoptathon. animals will be available, if you qualify to be a owner the fee will be waived. the fund will also make a donation to the shelter for every dog or cat sent to a good home. its being held today and tomorrow. >> the union street festival is taking place today in san francisco. i want to show you video of previous years, look at those packed streets. this event is the official launch of the city's summer street festival and it's one of san francisco's largest events.

more than 100,000 people are expected to attend. this weekend is the 37th year of the union street festival. it runs ten to six at union street. >>toand the san francisco e on museum of modern art is marking it's final weekend before it shuts down for a major renovation project. this morning it's going to be showing a special 24 hour video exhibit and the museum is going to remain open all night long. it shuts down tomorrow for a two and a half year expansion project and if you want to go admission is free. best price ever. >> lot going on. if you are getting married, you picked a beautiful day to do so. lucky and in love. let's get to rosemary to see how warm we will be. >> the heat will be on. especially inland. we have temperatures already on their way up and they will be warmer than yesterday. let me show you what i mean. by just a few degrees in most

cases, san jose 84 yesterday, you will be 89 today. should you feel that difference there. hot in livermore yesterday. a bit hotter today. napa santa rosa included in that as well. low 90's for you. a nice warm one in the north bay. 82 in oakland for the afternoon. alameda has some type of sand castle contest going on. going to be a great day by the water. upper 70's alameda. 93 morgan hill. it'll be warm, 85 redwood. we mentioned the festival going on in san francisco, 76 there for the afternoon. along union street. the extended forecast here, temperatures, really going to heat up. then they start to fall back. by tomorrow we will notice, patchy fog in the forecast for tomorrow. the on shore breeze is going to make a come back. it'll take a day or two before the inland areas seat temperatures fall but it'll feel a little better tomorrow and then growing more

comfortable into the workweek. back to you. >> a new youth center is opening its doors this morning to the community. we will take you inside to talk to some of the kids enjoying what it has to offer. >> and four firefighters die in what is being called the deadliest fire in the department's history. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank.

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. it's construction day for a church in belmont and it's going to cause some traffic problems on a major roadway there. good morning. welcome back to mornings on wolf. > we will have a live report but first want to go to the

south bay because police are searching for the person responsible for a deadly stabbing. that attack happened just before ten last night on the 2900 -- in west san jose. officers found a 35-year-old in a carport who had been stabbed. he was transported to the hospital where he died a short time later. investigators say they do not have a motive for that attack and they don't flow if it was gang related. the san jose police department said it'll be out this weekend targeting gangings. the crack down is in response to a possible gang related shooting. this weekend's extra patrols include swat teams, gang units and special operations. >> due to the lack of officer's on the street is one reason why a lot of the gang kids out there filled out this is the opportunity for them to strike or do whatever it is they mean against their foes or their enemies. >> police say that there have

been 21 homicide this year. >> the oakland city council is trying to find whether to give the police department more resources or give workers raises. they meet in ten days to consider the mayor's budget. oakland mayor said she wants money for five extra police dispatchers and ten civilian jobs with in the police department such as evidence tech but several councilmembers propose spending three million a year on raises for civilian employees who have not had a cost of living increase since the financial crisis hit. starting today the dream liner will be back in service at the airport. in january all the airways started service between san jose and japan but the planes were grounded because of problems with the batteries. the airline said the problem has been fixed. >> new this morning, a dream has been realized for the

community of ashland. nine years ago the center was a concept. today it's a reality. the youth center will hold a community open house this morning. a chance for residents to see the state-of-the-art facility ha has a recording studio to a gym. from programs focused on art and career to health servicices >> think it's great for kids who have no place to go. it's a great play. >> staff members say the center is vet cal to providing young people safe and positive environment to reach their potential. >> believe the idea is to provide opportunities for them. we believe that every young person has a gift. we believe every young person has the right to reach their potential. we provide a variety of programming. >> the center opened just three weeks ago but today the community is invited to tour the facility the executive

director said residents have contacted him to say what a positive impact the facility is having. >> drivers should expect delays this weekend near the richmond bridge. cal trans will close the on- ramp at six. it'll be closed for the next three months. there is new information on the construction for the new eastern span of the bay bridge. a civil engineer said hundreds of rods and bolts were built to hard. john fisher says that rods that firm are at risk of cracking. three dozen bolts cracked when crews tried installing them in march but he wants to see the results of testing before recommending if they need to be replaced. a man is fighting to get his dog back despite being charged with animal abuse. a jury found mark smith guilty of misrepresenting his dog as a service animal but he was acquitted on animal cruelty

charges. he said the dog was malnourished because he was the runt. >> he probably had about 3% body fat. so that's not a great deem of body fat but any athlete would like to have that. >> oakland's animal services said the dog should be put in a new home and smith should be prohibited from owning dogs while on probation. >> firefighters mourning loss of four firefighters killed in the deadliest fire in that department's history. five other firefighters were hurt in that same fire. this started yesterday around noon. fire broke out in a restaurant and the firefighter was searching for people they thought may be trapped in the building when part of the roof collapsed on them. >> going to go down as the worst day in the history of the houston fire department.

>> one of the injured firefighters is in critical condition. you can seat flags at half staff. the victims are a 35-year-old who was a captain, 41-year-old, a 12 year veteran of the department, a 29-year-old and a 24-year-old who just graduated from the training academy in april. >> fast moving wildfires have forced hundreds to evacuate. the fire burning about 25 miles east of santa fe doubled, forcing the closure of a state highway. about 2,000 acres have burned. a second fire has also grown to about 725 acres. . >> and a fire burning north of los angeles is just 15%

contained. the power house fire in the forest has burned 3600 acres. within biling has burned. >> the month of may is out of here. so is rosemary with the hot looking forecast. >> summer like forecast. down in southern california. they are experiencing the same type of weather we have here. hot, dry, gusty conditions, at times, and that creating some fire concerns in the area. something to be aware of for today. it's very hot, very dry, make itself easier for the fires to start. makes it quicker, quicker burn, a faster burn. outside of that it's going to be all about the temperatures. they are on the rise already. today will be the warmest day. we will turn the corner on this heat as early as tomorrow. if you don't like the heat we have a cooldown on the way. for today 70's at the coast.

80's around the bay. then keeping in mind the high fire danger, especially for the hills where the winds are gusting north and east bay and right to the delta, there is a red flag warning that will stay in place for today for very dry, gusty conditions. the winds right now calm, take a look at that. we have an easterly breeze for haywood, northwesterly sfo, northwest and san jose, very calm, calm in livermore, on shore livermore, the winds variable and that says that ridge of high pressure in place. 65 concord. if you are stepping outside maybe have you a game to get to. did you see that? the sea breeze not gone but most of us will be gone. for the afternoon, we will see that see breeze.

mid60s mount diablo. low 60s right now in pleasanton. for the afternoon warmer than yesterday. 95 expected for clear lake. 87 for nevado. going to be a beautiful day along the coast. 78 -- 80's for the east bayshore line. 83 haywood. low to mid90's wall nut creek. livermore mid-90s. hot spot for brentwood 97 for you into the south bay temperatures warming above yesterday as well. 87 santa clara, 87 as we stretch along the peninsula there for sunnyvale. 87 palo alto. 82 redwood. low to mid60s -- 70's at the coast. pacifica, half moon bay. 80s for santa cruz. there is your extended forecast. we see that switch in the weather pattern as early as tomorrow. patchy fog for the coast

tomorrow. the winds will churn on shore and be stronger in to the afternoon. the coast fills it first. then inland starting to get some relief. tomorrow not as hot as we are today for the inland communities, and then we will continue to see the temperatures fall monday, tuesday and wednesday. temperatures will be quite warm already as we approach the lunch hour. i will have those for you coming up. >> cost of student loans could down for millions. advice from the president on how to stop the raise. >> and it was a successful first concert at the america's cup pavilion. reaction from people in the area and what organizers are doing to keep everybody happy. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance,

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. starting out with a live look there at the fairly dry hills in lafayette. mostly blue skies around the bay area. warm to hot for the afternoon. >> nine thousand people turned out for the kickoff to the america's cup concert series on san francisco's waterfront. >> what's up san francisco? >> the band x ambassadors and imagine dragons preformed. thousands more expected tomorrow when sting preforms and some neighbors say they are

worried about security, noise as well as parking. >> we are a little concerned that late at night having so many people right here in this section whether or not that will cause security problems for us. >> agoers say they have set up a hotline for complaints and will end concerts early on week nights. >> alcohol drinks could soon be stamped with nutrition labels. a new regulation would allow beer, wine and spirit makers add the labels to their products but only if they want too. the labels would include calorie and fat content and other information. they say wine gets better with age and now a new test prove itself may also benefit from being under water. there they go. a winery made history this week by pulling four cases of its 2009 wine out of the ocean in charleston south carolina. now that was to test how the lack of light and ocean

conditions would affect the wine. >> we wanted to see one, what are the main differences between the waging it on water and aging it on shore. the main thing to me is the motion. we have no motion on shore. two the absence of right. it's dark in the warehouse. >> the winery said it was a success calling the wine extraordinary. wine from it could sell for as much as a thousand dollars a bottle. >> looks like student loan rates will double next month unless congress acts. interest rates on new loans set to double july 1st to 6.8%. the president is asking students to call, e-mail or tweet their representatives and demand a compromise. >> it's like a thousand dollar tax hike. i assume most of you cannot afford that. >> the house has pass aid bill to link rates to treasurey bond levels. the senate is scheduled to vote

on a bill to extend the current rate for two years. a planned robbie at the robbery, a man was preparing to intercept a cart with $60,000 on it. officers say the plan included the guard grabbing the bags of money and putting them in a get away car. he also told others to point a gun at any bystander who tried to interfere. he has not given a plea. police say they seized 48 guns and 50,000 rounds of ammunition from his home. >> an african american police officer says he was roughed up by other officers. he was off duty. a police spokesperson said he did not have id, had a gun on him and did not com apply with officers. he says it's racial profiling.

>> no plates on the vehicle, no id on the person, and also for tinted window violations. >> that's not the issue. he was asked instantly, immediately, are you on parole? that is profiling. >> he is a 15 year veteran officer. he has hired an attorney to represent him. a 19-year-old was sentenced to 16 years to life in state prison for the stabbing of a newark high school football star. he was convicted of second degree murder for the death of the 18-year-old in april of last year. prosecutors say the stabbing happened because of an argument. >> a car wash is being held for one of the victims in a deadly memorial day car crash. this good evening mustang was split in half.

three people including a 21- year-old were killed. the driver is facing charges. today's car wash is being held in honor of the teen. it runs nine to six. all proceeds goo to pay for funeral costs. this morning a man who survived a suicide attempt from the golden gate bridge will lead a prevention walk. in 2000 kevin hines became one of 33 to survive jumping the span. after he recovered he became a spokesperson for suicide prevention and mental health awareness. today's walk starts at nine. >> about a dozen people in a neighborhood say they have had a close encounter with a bear. we have video of that guy. there is the bear. spotted in that rural neighborhood. one man videotaped that bear as it made its way back into the woods and another took this picture of the bear as it tried to get food out of a bucket. several in the area say the

bear is quiet and calm. >> it didn't seem stress, in a hurry, surprised, i mean i guess its been wandering through, it had run into other people who wanted to follow it and take pictures. >> state wildlife officers say bears not common in that area but it's rural enough for them to survive if they do not depend on people. they say people should keep trash and pet food inside. the president officially proclaimed the month of june as gay pride month. san francisco will celebrate with a parade. the president wrote support for the question you'll that is growing and in the words of martin luther king junior, injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. . >> a new effort starts today to help protect endangered

whales. big ships required to use new shipping lanes to keep them from striking whales. other california ports also are putting in similar rules, some sciencists call it a good first effort at keeping them away from ships but more needs to be done to protect them. crews will remove the steeple of a church today that's been deemed unsafe. officials say they found dry rot and termites in the tower of the church. they will be using a crane today to remove the steeple. traffic along the street will be limbed during the emergency repairs. health official of officials say a frozen berry mix sold by cosco has been linked to hepatitis. at least 30 have been sickened in five states including california. cosco is telling everybody who has bought the blend. the product has been removed

from stores. whooping cough is on the rise in marin, 36 cases were reported in april and may. that's the highest number of cases since 2010. officials are urging parents to make sure their parents are up to date with their shots. >> its being called the tallest and the fastest roller coaster in northern california. we will have more on the grand opening of the golden striker and the special give away for the first nine thousand riders. >> the warm up continues for your saturday. i will have a look at the numbers in your area and in the extended forecast a cooling trend. yq the only thing we'd ever grown together was a record collection. no. there was that fuzzy stuff on the gouda. [ both ] ugh! when it came to our plants... we were so confused. how much is too much water? too little?

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. a kindergarten graduation ceremony ended with a huge fight and eight arrests. is it started over spilled punches. two teen girls started hitting each other and then the families jumped in and then things escalated when someone pulled out a pipe and hammer. >> it's just a shame. it's a absolute shame that something as good as a graduation ceremony is marched by the actions of a few. >> nobody was seriously hurt but the school had to go into lockdown because of the fight. seven adults and a teen were arrested. and today marks an american idol first as two former contestants prepare to walk down the aisle.

>> will you you marry me? >> and there is the tearful yes. this is all during last year's finale. the two met in 2010 while on broadway. the two will tie the knot today in los angeles. the live tour has canceled its show in oakland. the top finalists were scheduled to appear on july 14th but its been canceled. if you have a ticket you can get a refund and the rest of the tour is still on schedule. the closest show is in sacramento. >> great america is getting ready to celebrate it's newest ride. the park's gold striker roller coaster will be open to the public. the ride has been named the tallest and the fattest wooden

roller coaster in northern california. it's 108 feet tall and reaches speeds up to 54 miles an hour. it'll open at 11 and it's first thousand passengers will get a rally towel. snoot 49ers have signed their 4th round draft pick to a four year deal. he signed yesterday. he set a school record for rushing total touchdowns before this season was cut short by a severe injury. they have scaled back his running and cutting as he recovers from the injury. he is signed on the dotted line. >> let's go over to rosemary. >> warming in to the low 70s already. have you to be inland but in any case it'll be a hot one for the inland areas today. it'll be warm around the bay. it'll be great along the coast. here is a look at the forecast as we get through the day.

into the 8:00 hour. temperatures in to the mid to upper 50s. upper 60's, a few isolated 70s around brentwood, fairfield, 10:00 feeling good, widespread 70's around the bay. 70 degrees in oakland. 74 expected areas around livermore. growing warm in some areas, mid to upper 80's for the warmest communities, 93 in santa rosa, 93 concord. 89 for san jose. around the bay 82 san mateo, 83 haywood. 76 in san francisco, so, if you just don't like the heat, maybe head closer to the bay and if that's still to warm head to the coast. low 70's in store for pacifica, half moon bay, mid80's for santa cruz. the extended forecast. we have a cooler weather on the way. by tomorrow morning, patchy fog along the coast. the sea breeze, that nice cool

air will be strengthening, as we get in to the afternoon tomorrow. that's going to help really drive the temperatures down. it's a process. then it moves in to the bay and then the inland areas, where they hope for it the most get it last. we will see that cooling trend continue monday, tuesday, wednesday, upper 70s, low 80s in the forecast by tuesday, wednesday, low 60's at coast . >> a busy bay area interstate shut down. more on the accident that killed a bicyclist on 80 in berkeley and the enter investigators are still trying to get. >> i'm so happy she is okay and nothing bad happened to her. >> and scary moments for a family after their 4-year-old goes missing. the happy reunion just hours later and where she was found. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank.

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up. big flames force an elderly couple to run from their house. more on who was able to jump in and get them to safety. good morning. kelamcome to -- kelam -- welcome to mornings on two. >> it's warming up out there. here is a look what we can expect and a lot of outdoor activities. and make sure to get the sun block on. >> right. we are waking up with sunny skies from the coast, around the bay and inland and see this blob of red for the sacramento valley, a red flag warning and stretches into the cartonnas straight as well as the delta. squeeze in closer and show you the communities impacted this from vallejo and stretching it through have a nshia, fairfield and the small communities in between. gusty conditions from 20 to 30 miles per hour. relative humidity 10% and that's very dry. now this area has a red flag

warning. around the bay area we are dealing with warm and dry conditions and the hills will be gusting. i'm seeing mount diablo gust at 40 miles per hour in some areas. we will deal with this today and we need to stay alert. outside of that hot weather on the way and cool down as early as tomorrow. i will have your numbers coming up. new video has come into the newsroom showing the wide scale damage caused by the latest tornado to hit the nation's heartland. aerial pictures show the destruction in central oklahoma. emergency officials are surveying the damage from the second killer storm in a week and a half. flood waters that topped four feet in oklahoma city and are expected to rise as flash flooding continues through the region. as we told you in the last hour, the state's medical examiner says nine people were killed by the tornado that touched down yesterday. >> somehow through these homes we see the best of who we are

surface and come together and we do find ourselves arm in arm. >> the heavy flooding opened up a giant sinkhole along a highway near oklahoma city. it's about the size of a couple of football fields. as you can see there and it looks like a water fall falling down from the roadway. the tornadoes injured more than 100 people across the state. the storm system is causing flooding throughout the entire region. national weather service say the storm featured tornadoes, hail, lightning and heavy rain. people trying to escape the heavy storm found themselves in bumper-to-bumper traffic along a number of highways. flooding forced evacuation of an oklahoma trailer park and a days inn motel in kentucky. the governor of missouri has declared a state of emergency in the st. louis area and it was hit with tornadoes, powerful winds and rains. region had already been battered with severe storms earlier this week pushing rivers and streams out of their banks. the roof at one casino was torn off.

power outages are reported across the state. we will update you on the storm damage coming up at 9:45. meanwhile people along the east coast and south are preparing for hurricane season. it's officially kicking off today. coming up at 9:15, we will have more on why officials expect this to be a busy season and how many named storms they are already predicting. new this morning, i-80 has re-opened after being shut down for hours following a fatal accident involving a bicyclist. the chp say that bicyclist was struck while trying to cross the freeway near university avenue around 4:30 this morning. the impact of that crash snapped that bicycle in half. >> it should be an easy decision not to cross the freeway on the bicycle. you will lose every time. >> it's unclear why the bicyclist attempted to cross that freeway. witnesses to that collision are being asked to contact the chp. the accident closed all  five lanes of the freeway near university avenue and a

sigalert was issued. take a look at this video it shows extensive backup that accident caused. look at the red lights. two right lanes re-opened 40 minutes after the crash and the sigalert was canceled when everything re-opened at 6:30 this morning. the accident investigation resulted in another crash around 5:30 this morning. the chp say the driver of a small suv plowed into the back of a semi which was stopped on the roadway and that caused that suv to overturn. the driver of the suv was treated for minor injuries at the hospital. the semi-truck driver wasn't seriously hurt. we have new information now for you about that triple shooting early this morning in oakland. officers taped off that area around 105 avenue and mcarthur boulevard around 2:30 this morning. a group of people had gathered for a side show. police say there was a confrontation that led to an exchange of gunfire. three people were shot, one female and two males. tribune reports that the woman is a 16-year-old in grave condition and on life support. officers say a party bus pulling into the area tried to pass through but the crowd gotten in

its way. the three victims were not part of the side show but were watching the event. no arrests were made. the four-year-old girl who was reported missing in richland is back in her mother's arms. >> so very happy. >> people were concerned. >> a lot of people were helping me. >> she looked like she was never going to let go. the photographer was on hand when four-year-old was found around midnight and she was a little shy and frightened. she buried her head in her mother's amplez she disappeared while visiting relatives earlier in the day. officers searched the house and the neighborhood and that search went on for hours but her mother said she was found sleeping under a bed covered with various items which explains why no one saw her. >> i'm sorry she was in here. i feel like we looked for her really, really good and they had the dogs come in and everything. i'm sorry to put everybody through this and i'm so happy

she is okay. >> and she is okay. she is in good condition and her mother did thank everyone for helping look for her. and saratoga, an elderly couple is assisted by the red cross after a fire destroyed their house. a viewer sent us this video of the fire. you can see how big the flames were. it sparked up just around 1:00 this morning on maria lane. a neighbor pounded on the door to wake up the couple and they were both able to make it out okay. firefighters say that fire started in the garage and then quickly spread throughout the house. the fire did extend up to the large tree that is next to the garage. but we were able to keep the fire to this house and to that tree. >> firefighters say it is too early to know what caused that fire. we have just learned that fire crews are on the scene of a grass fire in fairfield. it is burn ago cross the street from golden west middle school. that fire was reported about 8:15 this morning no other information is available at

this time. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. fire crews will be out in marin county to urge home owners to create defensive space around their hopes. state law requires home owners to create 100 feet of defensible space around their homes by removing flammable vegetation. firefighters will be inspecting homes in hicks valley. marin city, and the-- high temperatures and wind have firefighters on high alert all weekend long. right now a red flag warning in effect for solano county which means conditions are ideal for wildfires. >> certainly the possibility of it. we need is a start. >> the fire season off to a easterly start. they have responded to 1900 wildfires across the state since january and is that more than double the usual number of fires for this early in the season. good morning to you and the

heat will be on. a live look over the east bay hills where we are dealing with conditions, of course the fire weather concerns we are talking about the last several minutes. fairly dry and we will continue to kind of see this on and off for the next several months because we were locked into this pattern. we haven't even hit summer just yet. let's check in on fairfield. 79 degrees right now. from what i can tell the winds e light in the area and fairfield is one of those areas where the red flag warning is in place for today. very hot and very dry and just reminder if a fire starts it could spread fairly quickly and easily and the -- it could intensify because of the heat and the dry conditions. 66 in napa now. 63 in oakland. low 60s redwood city. fairly mild out there. again we were talking about a moment ago and make sure to have extra water today and sun block for your little ones. mid-60s saratoga and 70 degrees in the hills of los gatos. for today the heat will peak. temperatures will edge above yesterday's by a few degrees in

some cases. we are talking 90s for our inland area and near the century mark the farther inland you go and closer you get to the sacramento valley. 70s at the coast. santa cruz mid-80s. five to ten degrees above the seasonal average. around the coast and bay 15 degrees above the seasonal average inland acht hot day but changes in store. if you don't like the heat stay with me here as we get into the afternoon we will be with mostly sunny skies and a few high clouds rolling over us in the afternoon. so if you look up and see those high clouds that's about it. we will continue into the evening hour and this is what i'm watching for. it's sunday morning and the fog is moving back to the coast line. so there an indication of that cooling trend that will come as early as tomorrow. more importantly the onshore breeze is going to be strengthening. 93 for st. helena this afternoon. 93 for sonoma. 38 for novato and kentfield. awfully warm in some areas and perfect in others. upper 70s for salsalito.

upper 70s in alameda. 38 for san leandro. in the east bay hills it will heat up. 95 for pleasanten and antioch. 95 for pittsburgh in the santa clara valley for the afternoon. warm one for you san jose. 9 degrees and that's a few degrees warmer than yesterday. again mid-80s under mostly sunny skies and santa cruz for the afternoon. 82 redwood city. 76 in san francisco. low 70s at the coast. if you do like the heat, today is your day. if you don't like the heat, some relief is on the way. tomorrow not as warm and then the cooling trend will continue monday, tuesday and into wednesday. back to the desk. and happening now, crews in belmont getting ready to remove the steeple of a church that's been deemed unsafe. officials say they found dry- rot and termites in the tower of the emaculate heart of mary church they will use a crane today to remove that steeple. traffic along alameda de los paldous will be removable. spriefns grs. that's the message to all americans from the president

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rejoining with the view for you of san jose this morning. mostly sunny skies. 66 degrees outside your doors. today marks the start of hurricane season and forecasters say it could be busy. the noaa predicts an active or extremely active hurricane season. the administration says there is a 70% chance of 13 to 20 named storms in the atlantic and at least seven of those storms are expected to become hurricanes. new orleans mayor is telling people to prepare. >> we can potentially have flooding. we could potentially have a lot of water and potentially a lot of wind. >> last year three major hurricanes were predicted. atlantic hurricane season runs through november 30. and the new season comes as

many parts of the east coast are recovering from superstorm sandy storm destroyed communities along the jersey coast causing $38 billion in damage. president obama toured the recovery efforts this week. meanwhile a new survey finds 49% of new york and new coastal residents are preparing for another hurricane. lawmakers in connecticut are considering legislation that would prohibit the release of graphic crime scene photos from the sandy hook shooting. >> this is a good reason newspapers vol historically not to print them and they are offensive and invasion of my son's right to dignity and simply serve no purpose other than for their shock value. >> family members of victims say releasing the photos will cause further pain and suffering. the bill will ban the release of the 911 calls from the day of the shooting and death certificates would not be released without permission from the family's 20 children and six teachers died in that shooting rampage. new jersey firefighters have

built three playgrounds honoring the victims of the shooting. another 23 need to be built. family members and firefighters spoke at the ground breaking for a playground honoring six-year-old catherine hubbard. >> our job is to keep children safe. when bad things happen to kids, it's a failure of the system. this is a way of us trying to heal and ourselves and make some sense of it. >> and the playground you see here features catherine's favorite colors, pink and purple. the playgrounds are also scheduled to open this month honoring six-year-old dillon hawkly and teacher victoria soto who died trying to protect her students. a memorial service will be held today in new hampshire for the mother of the sandy hook gunmen. police say adam lanza shot and killed his mother at their home before carrying out the december rampage at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. private funeral for nancy lanza was held a few days after the shootings. air woman falsely jailed on drug charges in mexico is

grateful to be back home. >> it feels great. i'm so happy to be back home and being with family and my lovely husband. >> yanira maldonado kissed her husband during the news conference. she credited widespread news coverage. she and her husband went to mexico for a funeral when she was arrested. a judge freed her after nine days behind bars. despite her ordeal, she plans to visit mexico again. a former player for the warriors is in critical condition after a head on crash. officers say 46-year-old mookie blaylock was driving in an escalade when it crossed the center line and then slammed into a van in an atlanta suburb yesterday. blaylock was originally placed on life support but was taken off after his condition improved. a 43-year-old female passenger in the van died. while it's not known what caused the crash, blaylock has a history of seizures. he plays 13 years in the nba and finished his career with the

warriors in 2002. the warriors are receiving political support for its plans to relocate to san francisco. the state assembly has approved a bill that clears a procedurally step in the warrior's bid to build a new arena. authorizes the port commission to approve using water front land for the arena. warriors hope to open an 18,000 seat facility at pier 30 to 32 for the 2017 season. president obama says u.s. economy is showing new signs of strength. >> because we got more good jobs to create we have more kids to educate and we got more doors of opportunity to open for anyone who is willing to work hard enough to walk through those doors. >> this morning's weekly address, the president pointed to the housing market, car sales and new jobs as all signs of progress but warned the economy depends on congress. and lawmakers return to washington this upcoming week the president says he wants them to pass legislation including immigration reform. easier home refinancing and a jobs bill tied to rebuilding

infrastructure. the obama administration is acting tough toward china. defense chuck hagel demanded that beijing stop cyber attacks against u.s. and american companies. hagel said despite budget cuts the pentagon will shift troops, military ships and planes to the pacific rim. he criticized china during a security conference in singapore with members of beijing's government in attendance. today the city of palo alto throwing a party for hackers. taking part in the first ever national day of civic hacking and more than 1,000 people are expected to participate. there will be robotics, art activities, food and live music. university avenue is going to be closed between high and ramona streets and the event is a follow-up to last year's hack-a-thon block party. it starts at 11:00 this morning and will end at 7:00 tonight. and a federal judge has ruled google must turn over information on its users to the fbi. the fbi began sending national security letters to internet service providers after the

passage of the patriot act. google says the demands for user information are unconstitutional. but national security letters do not require a warrant. the san francisco museum of modern art is celebrating its final weekend before it shuts down for a major renovation project. this morning it's going to begin showing a special 24 hour video exhibit and that means the museum is going to stay open all night long. the momah will shut down tomorrow night and stay closed for a two and a half year expansion project. by the way, if you head over there this weekend admission is going to be free. new twist in an animal abuse case. why a man once charged with animal cruelty could have his dog returned to him. >> the sun is shining and temperatures are on the rise. i will have how much hotter it will be today coming up. ♪

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a major ban on smoking. it is designed to limit the amount of secondhand smoke within city limits. if approved, outdoor smoking would be banned in the core of downtown and commercial areas at public events and in city owned parks. the city council will consider the proposal on june 4. starting today, people can no longer smoke outside starbucks. coffee chain says it is banning smoking within 25 feet of its stores. move does not change anything in california where the company first banned smoking in 2010. the ban including outdoor patios at the coffee shops. this week alameda county supervisors will consider a proposal to transfer monterey county inmates to santa are thea jail. calls for 60 inmates to be moved from the overcrowded jail to dublin. comes after the monterey public defenders office filed a lawsuit claiming jail conditions put the lives of staff and inmates at risk. more than 1100 inmates are housed in the monterey jail

designed for only 824 inmates. an oakland man fighting to get his dog back despite being charged with animal abuse. a jury found mark smith guilty of misrepresenting his dog observey as a service animal he was acquitted on animal cruelty charges. he says the dog was malnourished because he was the runt of the litter. >> probably had about 3% body fat. so that's not a great deal of body fat but any form of -- formidable athlete would like to have 3% body fat. >> oakland's animal services says oby should be placed in a new home and smith should be restricted from owning dogs on probation. if you have a dog at home you may want to get him out early instead of later because it's warm and pups like it when it's cooler to go on those runs and walks. >> make sure he or she has water in the bowl. it's going to be a warm one out there. some people say i like it hot. others erks just can't stand it. in any case, it is going to be

warmer around the bay. hot inland. at the coast it will actually be quite nice. here is a look at our temperatures for today. compared to yesterday. just a tad warmer in some areas. a notable warm up in some spots like san jose, san francisco, 76 today. you are 73 yesterday. all in all we have a temperatures that will be on the rise for today and then begin a downward trend tomorrow. 97 in fairfield. for the afternoon already warm and dry out there. we are now getting word of a fire burning so we will track that for you. 93 in concord today. 85 for fremont. 82 in oakland. if you going to see the as play it will be toasty. 85 in redwood city. 70 degrees mostly sunny app pacifica. the extended forecast there is your cool down. as early as tomorrow. upper 80s in the forecast so still warm inland. just not as hot. along the coast upper 60s with the afternoon sea breeze. strengthening and cooling us all down as we get back to work on

monday, tuesday, wednesday, very comfortable for our inland cities. back to you. today bay area animal shelter taking part in maddy's fund adopt-a-thon. if it you qualify to become a pet owner, the adoption fee is going to be waived. maddy's fund widonamaon not she dog or cat sent to a good home. the adopt-a-thon is held today and tomorrow. some breaking news now out of santa rosa. sigalert in effect and we will tell you about it coming up. the worst fire in the history of houston, texas. what we are learn being the firefighters who lost their lives while trying to save the lives of others. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank.

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mother nature's cool like that. citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. is it saturday june 1. good morning, i'm mike. we are following breaking news out of sonoma county where a sigalert is in effect on highway 116 at adobe road. chp says a big rig overturned and spilled gravel all over the roadway. chp says the driver was hurt but the extent of the injuries are not known. the road will be closed in both directions for about 90 minutes. we have an update now on the grass fire burning in fairfield. fire officials say they have put that fire out. it was burning across the street from golden west middle school on daranda drive. the fire was reported around

8:15 this morning. no information on how big it was or if there were any injuries. in the south bay. police are searching for the person responsible for a deadly stabbing. that attack happened just before 10:00 p.m. last night on the 2900 block in west san jose. officers say a 35-year-old man in a carport who had been stabbed. he was transported to valley medical center where he died. investigators say they don't have a motive. they don't know if this is gang-related. they are still investigating. the san jose police department say it will be out this weekend targeting gangs. there are going to be 40 extra officers patrolling the streets. the crackdown is in response for possible gang-related shoot agent a convenience store in east san hose easm the extra patrols include s.w.a.t. teams and special operations. >> i feel that due to the lack of officers on the street is one reason why a lot of the gang kids out there feel that this is opportunity for them to strike or do whatever it is that they

mean against their foes or enemies. >> police say there have been 21 homicides in san jose and five in the past week including last night's stabbing. the oakland city council trying to figure out whether to give the police department more resources or give city workers raises. the council meets in ten days to consider the mayor's two year $2 million budget. oakland mayor says she wants money for five extra police dispatchers and ten civilian jobs within the police department such as evidence technicians. but several council members proposed spending $3 million instead on raises for civilian employees who have not had a cost of living increase since the financial crisis hit. firefighters in houston, texas, are mourning the loss of four firefighters killed in the deadliest fire in the department's history. five other firefighters were injured. that fire started yesterday around noon at a restaurant and hotel. the firefighters were searching for people they thought might be trapped in the building when the

roof collapsed on them. >> going to go down in history of the houston fire department as the worst day in the history of the houston fire department. >> one of the injured firefighters is in critical condition. the others suffered smoke inhalation, chest pains and leg injuries. meanwhile the city is paying tribute to the firefighters who died. flags are flown at half staff. the victims are 35-year-old matthew renaud who was a fire captain. 41-year-old robert bebe, 29-year-old robert garner who joined the department in 2010. and 24-year-old ann sullivan who just graduated from the department's training academy in april. fast moving wildfires in new mexico have forced hundreds of people to evacuate. the fire burning about 25 miles east of santa fe doubled in size yesterday forcing the closure of a state highway. about 2,000 acres have burned and then a second fire, 50

miles northwest of albuquerque that's grown to about 275 acres and damaged one home a wildfire burning north of los angeles is now just 15% contained. the power house fire in the angeles national forest has burned 3600 acres. people who live in about 25 homes had to be evacuated yesterday. but have since been allowed to return home. firefighters say one building has burned. observationlan city council debating whether to give the police department more resources or give city workers raises. the council meets in ten days to consider the mayor's two year $2 billion budget. oakland mayor says she wants money for five extra police dispatchers and ten civilian jobs within the police department such as evidence technicians. but several council members propose spending $3 million a year on raises for civilian employees who have not had a cost of living increase since the financial crisis hit. obviously that video not muching there -- matching there.

drivers should expect delays. caltrans close the eastbound western ramp -- the on ramp will be closed next 90 days and cal replaces decks. the dream liner will be back in service at mineta san jose national nippen national started service but the planes were grounded shortly after because of problems with the lithium ion batteries. the airline says the problem has since been fixed. since 1:00 this morning bart crews have been repairing problems throughout the system. workers spent the night repairing a rail line when a bart vehicle similar to a train rear ended a heavy duty truck outside the oakland side of the transbay tube. repairs finished up this morning. crews were able to fix the third rail. the accident caused delays systemwide during the friday morning commute. basically bart is on time 95% of the time and when we do have these big incidents, obviously throws a monkey wrench in a lot of people's plans. we try to get through those

days as best we can. >> some bart passengers traveling from the east bay to san francisco told us their trip took an extra hour and a half yesterday morning. bart investigators are checking to see if faulty brakes led to the crash and this morning there were delays up to 20 minutes throughout the system because of track maintenance and equipment problems. happening now, a car wash is underway in daley city for a deadly memorial day car accident. we were there where family and friends are trying to raise money for the 21-year-old's funeral. reporter: that's right. they are here with a car wash fundraiser at jefferson high school. and i'm here with friends of one of the victims in that very dramatic car crash. tell me, what kind of man was johnny. >> a kind man, sweet. he really wouldn't start problems. he was a good guy. sweet, kind. >> what do you hope to imlish with the car wash. >> hoping to get enough money for the funeral. we want to raise money and --

like that. >> i will show you the car wash behind me to remind you that johnny was killed in a memorial day crash. three passengers were killed wasn't ford mustang crashed after hitting a car and a cement wall. driver, paul michael diaz is facing manslaughter and felony hit-and-run charges. he was among the three passengers who were thrown from the vehicle on the 2,000 block of hillside boulevard. again they are trying to raise money for a funeral for johnny and the driver is currently in custody right now. he fled the scene and again is facing those manslaughter and felony hit-and-run charges and johnny among the three victims who were killed. this car wash is going on at jefferson high school until 3:00 p.m. today. if you in the area swing by, they are accepting donations on behalf of johnny muton. live in daily city, channel 2 news. and if you are going to be

outdoors today, make sure you pack on the sun block and bring extra water. the heat is on. it's going to feel a whole lot like summer out there today giving you a live look here over the hills. and to lafayette, we have warm conditions already in some cases for our inland areas. so today the hottest day. we begin the cooling trend as early as tomorrow. today and tomorrow going to be a different stories all together. but as we get into today, 70s at the coast for the afternoon. 80s around the bay. 90s inland and nearing the century mark the farther inland you go the closer you get to the sacramento valley. well above the seasonal average for this time of year. and temperatures are already beginning to warm. now with the very dry, warm to hot weather and dry north winds in some cases we have a red flag warning for the sacramento valley and you see it there. it stretches in through the delta as well as the car chtas straight this will go until 7:00 this afternoon so it's dry conditions and warm conditions and gusty conditions at times

and includes areas like have a lehoe and small communities in between. this is the only area that has the official red flag warning in addition to the sacramento valley. around the bay area, we were going to be very warm and very dry and we are gusty in the hills. i'm seeing winds gusting to about 50 miles per hour and even 55 at times near mount diablo. here where we reside, winds are light. fairfield reporting and actually fairfield reporting an onshore breeze at the moment nine miles per hour and not enough to bring you any cooling. fairfield is one of the warmer spots right now. 79 in fairfield. 80 degrees in santaiac -- antioch. 74 degrees already outside your door in walnut creek. think being getting out to do some shopping like to do shopping on wallnet creek. 66 in napa. low 60s in oakland. along the coast line mid- to upper 50s and warming into the low 70s for the afternoon and most of us will see pretty big warm up for the second half of the day. 93 for santa rosa today. 87 in novato. closer to the water and it

feels good. 70 degrees for stinson beach. going to be a popular spot today. upper 70s in salsalito. timren beautiful for you. 82 in oakland for the a thz afternoon. 80 degrees at game time so, yes, bring along extra water. expect to have that for the kids in the afternoon. 38 for hayward. throw mid-90s for danville. livermore, upper 90s for brentwood. santa clara valley going to be a warm day. 9 san jose. 95 in gilroy. mid-80s in santa cruz under mostly sunny skies. nice warm beach day for you. low 70s for pacifica. half moon bay and along the peninsula 80s for redwood cities upper 80s for palo alto. 80 degrees expected four mountain view. a moment ago i mentioned a cool down and it lies right there in front of you. temperatures tomorrow not as hot. we will wake up tomorrow morning with little bit of patchy fog. the onshore breeze that cool pacific air will be pushing along the coast and threw the bay and eventally reaching inland. tomorrow not as hot for our

inland communities and the better cool down will come monday, tuesday and into wednesday. we will carry that trend. i will have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. we will like to apologize for the language used in our last live report on the fundraiser for the victim of an accident in daley city. time now is 9:40. let's talk sports. the oakland as one of the hottest teams in baseball. and they only got warmer last night with the return of josh reddick. reddick was back on the line after being activated and knocked in the first run of the pitching duo and -- duel and ripped a run in. axelrod and bartello cologne had been tossing up zeros until then and then later in the inning coco crisp dropping a single up the middle. bartello cologne tossing a complete game shutout and as win. today's game is at 1:05. the giants are playing old fashioned double header today. first game of their three game series against the cardinals

was postponed last night because of tornado warnings. game one will start at 10:15 this morning. our time. the second one will be played around 4:15. you can watch game two right here on ktvu channel 7. it's being called the tallest and the fastest roller coaster in northern california. we will have more on that grand opening of the gold striker at great america. would you like to ride that? there is a special giveaway for the first 9,000 who do. >> and a graduation ceremony for kindergarteners and ends with the arrest of eight people. what police say started the brawl and who was facing charges this morning. but first let's take you outside for a live look at the sunny -- sunol grade this morning. we had some minor problems today and some major and some minor that problem in santa rosa with a sigalert. in fremont things are moving just fine. time now is 9:42. this is mornings on 2. ♪

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it's a bright mostly sunny day in oakland. the winds are light and temperatures in the mid-60s. warming into the low 80s for the afternoon. a new effort begins today to help protect endangered whales. big ships in and out of san francisco bay are now required to use new shipping lanes to keep them from striking migrating whales. other california ports are also implementing similar rules. scientists call that good first effort at keeping whales away from ships but say more needs to be done to protect the creatures. now back to our continuing coverage of the latest tornadoes to hit the nation's heartland. in the past hour emergency officials surveying the damage say heavy flooding is the main problem and you can see the problem right there. they say parts of oklahoma city that never flood are now

flooded and aerial picture shows the scope of that damage at least nine people were killed in the storms including a mother and her child. residents are concerned about flash flooding through that region especially along the major highways. >> i know when i was coming in a few hours ago the eastbound side was submerged. we have issues in that area not only because of downed power lines and downed telephone poles and debris but high water. >> horizontal. >> more than 100 people were hurt and nearly 100,000 people in oklahoma do not have power. the tornado and severe flooding created a massive sinkhole along the highway near oklahoma city. look at that mess. it's the size of several football fields. the will rodgers international airport in oklahoma city is re-opening despite some damage there. part of a roof fell as you can see from that picture and a southwest airlines plane was blown into some equipment which dented the aircraft. officials say a frozen berry mix sold by costco has been linked to an outbreak of hepatitis a.

30 people have been sickened in five states including california. costco is notifying all members who have purchased the townson farm antioxidant blend frozen berry mix. product has been removed from store shelves. whooping cough is on the rise in marin county. health officials say 36 cases of whooping cough are reported in april and may. is that the highest number of cases since 2010. officials are urging parents to make sure their children are up to date with their vaccinations. african-american police officer says he was roughed up by three other officers during a traffic stop in san francisco's bay view district. officer lorenzo adamson was off duty at the time of the stop. he did not have id and he had a gun on him and he did not comply with officers commands. adamsons says the incident is an example of racial profiling. >> from the vehicle and no id on the person.

and also for tinted window violation. >> that's not the issue. he was asking instantly immediately are you on parole? that is profiling. >> adamson is a 15 year veteran officer. he has hired oakland defense attorney john burress to represent him. burress specializes in cases involving allegations of excessive use of force. >> kindergarten graduation ceremony in cleveland, ohio, ended with a huge fight and eight people are under arrest. police say they believe the fight started over spilled punch. they say two teenage girls started hitting each other and then the families jumped in. things started to escalate when someone pulled out a pipe and a hammer. >> just a shame. i think it's an absolute shame that something as good as a graduation her ceremony or promotion ceremony is marred by the actions of a few. >> no one was seriously hurt but the school had to go on lockdown because of the fight. seven adults and one teenager

were arrested. new this morning. a look inside a brand-new state of the art youth center. unincorporated alameda county. it's called the reach ashland youth center and it provides a positive place for teens and young adults to hang out and get involved. today the community is invited to get a tour but the center opened its doors to 9 youth of alameda county three weeks ago and they say word is beginning to spread. >> hear about it, you know, spread the word. this is a cool place, i should go. there is people from arroyo high school coming here. >> what have i been doing? the streets. >> the center is nine years in the making and it is state of the art. they are recording and dance studio and a gym and library and health care and various programs available. i actually heard from comedian members that the community looks different. there is less people out, less young people just out roaming around the street and they know they are here and connected to be role models and they are involved in positive

activities. >> the executive director says the center works because young people work for the staff and everyone partners with the community proving he says how much can be accomplished when people come together. alcoholic drinks could soon be stamped with those nutrition labels. federal government approved new regulation to allow beer, wine and spirit makers to add the labels to their products but only if they choose to. the labels would include calorie and fat content as well as other information. student loan rates will double for millions of college students next month unless congress acts. interest rates on new federal, stafford loans are set to double july 1 to 6.8%. president obama is asking students to call e-mail or tweet their congressional representatives and demand a compromise. it's like $1,000 tax hike. i assume most of you cannot afford that. >> the house has passed a bill that will link student loan to treasury bond levels. the senate isial to extend the

current rate for two year. president obama proclaimed the month of june as lesbian gay by sexual and transgender pride month. san francisco will celebrate gay pride with a parade at the end of june. the president wrote in his proclamation support for lbgt quality is growing and in the words of the late dr. martin luther king, jr., just as anywhere ina threat to justice anywhere. he is pleased to see more states and voters that are supporting smairnlg for same-sex couples. san jose is named one of the best cities for newlyweds. rent.com chose the cities based on things such as cost of living, annual income, earning potential and other married couples in the city. nine other cities made that list including san diego, houston, texas, seattle, washington and washington, d.c. flee not ranked in any particular order but according to rank.com, san jose stood out based on earning potential alone. great america is getting ready to celebrate the newest

ride. today the park gold striker roller coaster is going to open to the public. the ride has been named the tallest and the fastest wooden roller coaster in northern california. it is 108 feet tall and reaches speeds up to 54 miles per hour. the ride opens at 11:00 this morning and the first 1,000 passengers will get a gold striker rally towel. fair season is here and today for ticket saturday we will give you a chance to win a family of four pack of tacet tickets. for your chance to win, just go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word there, peninsula. i get it. peninsula, san mateo. >> you are so smart. >> warning for people in sonoma county. the close encounter that had some folks pulling out their cameras and what residents are being told to do. >> and some of us gearing up for hot weather. others, well, perhaps looking forward to it. i will have a look at the

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time now, let's recap the top stories. eastbound 80 is re-open following a fatal collision between a car and bicyclist. it is unclear why the bicyclist is trying to cross the freeway. richmond woman clutched her four-year-old daughter early this morning. the girl was reported missing last night while visiting relatives. police spent hours looking for her. her family says she was sleeping and hiding under a bed covered with various items which explainid no one saw her. in saratoga, a fire that forced an elderly couple out of their home is being investigated. sparked up around 1:00 this morning on maria lane. the fire started in a garage and then quickly spread to the rest of the house. firefighters say it's too early to know the exact cause. about a dozen people in a sonoma county neighborhood say they had a close encounter with a black bear. that bear has brch spotted in a

rural neighborhood. one man got this video of the bear that made its way into the woods and another neighbor took this photo of that same bear as it tried to get food scraps pu. several people in the area say the bear is quiet and calm. >> it didn't seamstressed and didn't seem in a hurry and didn't seem surprised to see me. it was wandering through the neighborhood for awhile and had run into other people who wanted to follow it and take pictures. state wildlife officers say bears aren't common in the area and it's rural enough there for them to survive if they aren't dependent on people. people should keep trash and pet food inside because the bear is looking for food. 9,000 people turned out for the kickoff on san francisco's water front. what's up, san francisco! >> the x-ambassador and imagine dragon performed. thousands more are expected tomorrow when sting performs and neighbors say they are a little

worried about the security, noise and parking. >> we are a little concerned late at night having so many people right here in this section whether or not that will cause any security problems for us. >> organizers say they set up a hotline for complaints and will end concerts early on week nights. concert goers are asked to take mass transit. another event in san francisco going on today. the union street fair if you are headed out. there let's check with rosemary to see how it's going to be. >> it's going to be nice. 70s r san francisco. meanwhile well inland it's going to be hot. mid- to upper 90s for some of our hotter spots. into this hour 50s at the coast and 60s around the bay. few low 70s already. 10:00 feeling good. upper 50s at the coast and low to mid-70s for the hotter areas. and the rest of us in between. then by the lunch hour already into the mid- to upper 80s for the hotter areas. and this is what you can expect for the afternoon. 93 in nap off.

93 for santa rosea. 93 for concord. 80s around the bay. 73 san francisco. 70 degrees in pacifica. the extended forecast heat peaks todaycap cooling trend tomorrow. not as hot inland and filling t ze a the trend wul drive our temperatures back into the upper 70s by tuesday and wednesday. >> thank you. that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news join us at 7:00 following the giants and cardinals game. we are always here at ktvu.com and thank you for joining us. have a fantastic saturday. nou] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank.

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i'm beth trautman. time for the best videos of the web and the stories behind them "right this minute." [ bleep ]. >> some shocked fishermen find themselves struggling with -- >> a 14-foot hammerhead shark. >> see who wins the catch of the day. worse than a needle in a haystack. >> not an easy place for a helicopter to put down. >> how they pulled it off and pulled her out. question for you. if a tree falls in russia -- >> is there a