discovery bay. lightning strikes there. the current conditions has all that activity to the east of us. nothing in lake tahoe. up in here you have the activity. the weather is changing. you know that. things are changing. next 24 hours there will be changes. when i get back we will go into your forecast for tomorrow. the main lightning maker is out of the area. in the mountains now. good news for us and firefighters. >> thousands of lightning strikes across california have sparked 20 fires, more than 20 even in the past day. ktvu's ken pritchett learned there may be more fires that have yet to be discovered. >> reporter: that is possible. look at the hilltops. see the clouds? we have had this low cloud

cover here all day long. there could be small fires with smoke that is obscured by the cloud cover. it is possible there could be more fires that haven't been reported. as of now, lightning strikes sparked 20 fires. this large fur tree was split by lightning near highway 128 this morning. the tree still smoldered. watched carefully. smoke could be seen from 2-20 fires touched off by lightning. >> we had several hundred reported lightning strikes throughout. >> reporter: at the command center this shows fire sparked in remote areas off of highway 38 and terrain difficult for firefighters to access.

throughout northern california 6,000 lightning strikes were reported in the last 24 24 hour sparking 50 fires. in napa lake, 20 off over night. 7 haven't been contained. the largeicist just two acres -- largest is just two acres. >> humidity is helping firefighters 1 tain the fires. -- contain the fires. >> reporter: because of the low cloud cover fire fighting aircraft have been grounded today. it was this weather system that started the fires but it is also the weather we have right now which could make for a safer fire season for some homeowners. more about that at 6:00 p.m. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> viewers have been sharing

photos on facebook. this photo, you will see why he calls it his favorite shot of the night. another picture. this happened over the west side of santa rosa. send us your photos on facebook or tweet us at ktvu. continuing coverage of the limo fire over the weekend. in this case mostly elderly women were inside, got out safely. last month another limo caught fire killed all inside. ktvu's patti lee looks at the big picture and what it means for the limo industry. >> that limo yesterday was served here that specializes in limos and party buses. that was two weeks ago and there was no indications it might catch fire and that has so many people worried.

>> reporter: she shows us the inspection records of his burnt out limo. it caught fire sunday morning as it carried a group of women to a birthday party. no one is hurt so there is no criminal investigation. police say there were 10 passengers in the limo that was limited to carrying 8. >> i don't know how many people in the car. >> the cpuc wants to know if this was a flagrant or a over sight. >> we are going to -- you know, it is a bad wrap. >> he says the industry hasn't recovered from last month's tragedy when a bride and four friends died in a burning limo, now this. >> he organized the bachelor

party for his pal that just got married today. he felt safer with designated drivers he knew rather than with a car company he knew nothing about. we checked on the safety record. he has no him but he has two administrative suspensions for not filing proof of insurance. how the experts screen for safety and how this impacted the bay area bridle industry. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. she introduced a bill to improve limo safety. the bill s b-1 hundred 9 would require two exit doors. and require two windows could be pushed out in the event of an emergency. a body was found in san francisco underneath a boat. it was discovered this morning

at 11:30 a.m. police say the body was in the boughter behind the eureka ferryboat. the medical examiner was called to the scene e. no word on the person -- scene, no word on the person's identity. police are investigating the robbery of 2 chainz. the rapper appears to be denying the incident happened. police say 2 chainz was held up yesterday on mission street. they say the rapper's wallet was stolen. however 2 chainz tweeted if he was robbed pictures of the stolen items would have been posted online. 2 chainz was in town for a concert last night. new details in the shooting at a bar in sunnyvale. the person killed was the bouncer of the lounge. police are looking at

surveillance video in hopes of finding the shooter. it happened during a concert at the bar about 1:30 a.m. yesterday morning. a customer was also shot but will be okay. police have a 4th suspect in custody in a gang related shooting last year. he was been extradited from reno where he was arrested. another suspect was booked in april. two other are in state and federal custody on unrelated charges. they are accused of shooting and killing a man last august. he was sitting in a car on oakland road. he was the 25th 25th home side of 2012. the daughter of a retired police officer is found dead. new information in what could be a homicide case, ktvu's jana katsuyama is live after talking with the sister. >> the family was very emotional. i talked to them when they came

here to prepare for her funeral. her body was found last thursday. her sister tells me that she was 31 years old, grew up in pleasanton, she was living with a boyfriend and didn't keep inkatha with her fam -- keep in touch with her family. a hiker found her body. today i learned from the investigators the autopsy has been completed and they say this is a suspicious death. she had no gun shot wounds but there were injuries on her body. family and friends hopes someone will step forward with information. >> it is hard not knowing what happened to her. i hope she wasn't in pain.

really sad. you know, i want people to remember her the way she was back then. >> investigators tell me they did question her boyfriend and he said the last time he saw her was several weeks ago. they plan to return her body to the family this week. reporting live, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. police are trying to figure out why a man shot and killed his wife before a police officer shot him, this happened saturday afternoon. a officer responded to a call of several shots fired. he found the woman on the ground. he said her husband pointed a gun at him and the officer fired. the wife died at the scene. the husband died at the hospital. the deadly shooting in santa monica friday. police released the name of the fifth person that was skilled.

she was 68 years old who was seen on the santa monica college campus collecting recyclables. students returned to school today. she was taken off of life support yesterday. her father was aled a vigil is planned for tonight in front of the library. police say the rampage was a pre-meditated act. john zawahri first killed his father and brother and then set the house on fire. after that he went to santa monica college and killed three more. police are trying to figure out what prompted the attack. he came from a family with years of turmoil and he was struggling with mental illness. he would have turned 24 last saturday, the day after the shootings. a fire administration building was evacuated after a suspicious letter was found. it turned up at the fire

authority's office. the envelope had something tin. no one was hurt but three workers were isolated and checked. san francisco police are investigating a house fire where a marijuana growing operation was discovered. when firefighters arrived a lot of smoke was coming from the house. they said they uncovered the operation after putting the fire out. the cause of the fire is under investigation. arson investigators are expected to focus on a ventilation system that was illegally wired. police are trying to determine who owns the house. neighbors didn't know the people who lived there. >> i had no idea who they were. never talked to them. neighbors didn't talk to them either. >> investigators tell ktvu the marijuana is worth several hundred thousand dollars.

investigators are trying to find out what lead to a fire that injured five people, started at 10:00 p.m. last night at four penny lane. crews from six fire departments brought it under control in 20 minutes but two people were taken to the hospital with burns. three other whose rushed to help were treated at the scene. the fire caused $250,000 in damage. a father accused in a crash that killed his wife and son. today he appeared in court. his reactions when he faced a judge and what may have happened just before the crash. >> apple showing off new stuff. the devices unveiled in san francisco today that had thousands excited.

apple's conference began today in san francisco. thousands from 60 countries

came to see what apple has up its sleeve. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar tells us what it means for you now and in the future. >> reporter: today it was evolution, not revolution. >> apple ceo set the stage. >> we want to make the best products that people use more than anyone else's. >> new operating software for all its devices. the new software increases users battery life. >> nobody likes having to carry a power pack with them. they want to take their notebook and know it will be working at the end of the day. >> reporter: notebooks have been proved battery life too.

users can self program music they want oo listen to -- to listen to. >> more than anything else it is meant to drive purchase of products -- purchase of products. >> reporter: it makes discovery more interesting. i can listen to a streaming song and hit a boughten, now it is part -- button, now it is part of my library. >> reporter: to prove it still can, apple came up with a can. a creature that is the fastest desktop ever. >> does take their promise up to another level. in that context it made a statement. >> i think there is frustration, they know they could continue to innovate.

the software applies to apple products. tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. apple stock lost $3 a share. it was a decline of 2/3 of 1%. an fbi raid of his office six day ago. he held a news conference today. he said the fbi investigation caused a lot of stress on him and his family but he won't let it interfere with his job. >> my intention to do my job that i was elected to do. attend my hearings. get my bills passed. and do the work of the state. >> he ended the news conference quickly. he referred all questions to his attorney who said his client did no wrong.

he accused the government of violating the law and being out of control. police headquarters reopened today after a week. the department was closed since last tuesday after a plumbing problem. the water damage extended down to the first floor lobby. 50 offices were moved during the clean up. the cost of the damage is $250,000. the oakland police department will complete its over haul this weekend. the command restructure will be completed by this saturday. it includes getting the final three of the five policing districts up and running. they will be run by district commanders. he will be in district two that covers north oakland and district awhich he that covers the grand -- lake.

coming together to save a book store that is a bay area institution. marcus books has been open in san francisco since 1960. it is the oldest black owned book store in the country. however the building its in has a new owner who is threatening eviction. they are urging the owner to sell the building to west side community services so marcus books can stay. >> appeal to the family, we had made an offer to try to negotiate with them. they have asked that they be compensated with 1.6 million for a building that they have never even occupied. >> marcus books is host of thousands of authors, including rosa parks and oprah win oprah winfrey. the thunderstorms, which is

what you don't want. >> they are all done, except in the mountains. this is as bad as it gets. we have issues with fire when we don't have lightning strikes. over 200 lightning strikes, that is a lot and that is dangerous. dodged a bullet here. ken pritchett is tracking that. i am tracking the weather system as it moves to the east. [no audio]

people rallied in oakland marking national hoody day in honor of trevon martin. the 17-year-old florida boy who was shot dead by a community watch volunteer last year. they were marking the first day of the trial for george zimmerman. jury selection began today in the trial. the day began with statements from the families of both the victim and the defendant. >> as we seek justice for trevon martin and seek a fair and impartial trial. >> he has always told the truth from the beginning.

he was attacked. his nose was broken. >> george zimmerman was solemn today. community watch volunteer is charged with second degree murder for the shooting death of trevon martin. today attorneys juro if they could keep an open mind. >> what you may bring with you from what you you will leave at the door step. >> you like to watch csi? is it the original one and new york and miami -- >> you realize this is the real world and that is make believe, right? >> the judge kill consider whether to allow testimony of voice recognition experts. they have been called to identify the person heard screaming on a 911 recording of george zimmerman's fight with trevon martin. the trial will last for six weeks. if convicted george zimmerman could be sentenced to life in

prison. the mental competence on the man accused of killing 7 people at a universe. in january the judge ruled he was not mentally competent oo stand -- to stand trial and didn't change that today. coming up, we are learning about a new problem happening on muni, what some people are doing that could get them seriously hurt. >> live in fremont at a memorial for a mother and boy killed in a horrific wreck. what family members told us a short time ago. hey, look! a shooting star!

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it was a horrible crash that ripped a car in half. a boy inside was killed incidentally. his mother died a few days later at the hospital. today the father who was driving appeared in court for the first time. he is facing serious charges. ktvu's cara liu was in the courtroom. what was it like being in the courtroom as the charges were read. >> reporter: cameras were not allowed in the courtroom today but he looked up and took a deep breath as the judge started reading the first of three felony counts against him. as he read the second count, pertaining to the death of his son we saw him break down and sob. dozen family and friends showed up for the court hearing and only a cousin was willing to comment. >> we are devastated as a family for what has happened.

my cousins, which i consider my brother, loves his wife and he is in pain. >> reporter: at the crash site here a memorial of flowers, candles and teddy bears have grown paying tribute to the mother and son, who was killed incidentally. police say they were headed to a park last tuesday when he lost control of his car hitting a tree with such force it split the car in half. investigators say initial information shows he was traveling 65 in a 35 miles per hour zone. witnesses estimated he was going between 80 and 100 miles per hour. >> we had a bicyclist in the area and he specifically told officers that he could hear yelling from what sounded like a male and a female in the vehicle before the vehicle accelerated and hit the tree.

>> reporter: police say the result of the toxicology screening won't be ready for three weeks. back here live we are told some folks, including the witnesses, have been coming by every day to relight candles and remember the mother and boy who died. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. 58-year-old diona has been identified as the bicyclist who was hit and killed yesterday. she and her husband were biking after 1:00 p.m. when they were hit. she was pronounced dead at the scene. her husband is expected to survive. the driver stopped and cooperated. so far no charges have been filed. the secret anti-terror phone surveillance tactics. the suspect fled to hong con.

the report from cosh hong kong. the report -- from hong kong and the report from washington. >> reporter: edward snowden awaits his fate as the justice department opens the case. >> leaks sensitive classified information that cause harm to our national security is a problem. serious problem. and they are classified for a reason. >> reporter: edward snowden exposed details of a program that collects data to thwart terrorist plots. it sparks a debate on national security service private security. >> president obama believes with the over sight that exists and the programs that the balance is appropriately struck. >> former fbi agent who testified the fbi mishandled 9/11 warnings said edward

snowden has a bumpy road ahead. >> isn't it sad we have to have a american flee to a foreign country to reveal unconstitutional actions on the part of the government. that is an incredible statement itself. >> now comes the question whether hong kong will extradite edward snowden. he hopes to get asylum. in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. the stock price dropped today, the company edward snowden works for. they closed down 46 opponents. in wall street today, the dow is down 9 to 15,238. underunderthe s&p is down 0.57 to-- the nasdaq is up 4 at 3,473. the s&p is down 0.57 to 1,642. 346 a decision is expected any day now. a judge in fran over turned -- in san francisco over turned

prop 8. if the supreme court sides with the appeal's court same-sex marriages could begin once again in california. the court is expected to rule on the defense of marriage act that defines marriage between a man and woman. >> you will see a huge impact on millions of people. >> the supreme court has two weeks to rule on the cases before breaking for the summer. they met in san francisco, got married in massachusetts and now they are getting divorced. she is the star of glee and she said they have decided to end their marriage. they met at a 2009 fundraiser. they got married in may 2010. the man known as ochocinco was sentenced to 30 days in jail. it happened in chad johnson's

hearing. he was expected to get community service. but when the judge asked him if he was satisfied with his attorney he slammed his attorney on the rear and the judge declined the deal. hillary clinton made her debut on twitter and has 200,000 followers. her intryst in twitter is spewing rumors about her run for president. it was supposed to be a quiet movie night but things at one home quickly got out of control. new at 6:00 p.m., how a few posts on facebook led to a frightening situation. >> up next 50 years later, the president's message to congress on the equal pay act.

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he says they are trying to skirt a law by selling disassembled high capacity magazines. they could be reassembled to let shooters fire multiple rounds. similar magazines were used in high profile shootings. president obama today marked the 50th anniversary of the equal pay act by calling on congress oo pass a new -- to pass a new law the pay check fairness act. . >> i want every child to know a woman's hard work is valued and rewarded just as any man's. >> president kennedy signed the equal pay act 50 years ago. backers say women still earn only 77% on average of what men earn and the act would close loopholes. she issued a statement supporting the act saying with a record number of women in the

work force wage discrimination hurts families. both in terms of their economic security today and retirement security tomorrow. gay man won his battle for a license plate. tags indicated his sexual orientation. he then sued the state. georgia officials say they will revise the guidelines and they approved his new gay power plate. the hero dog is back home tonight. she returned after 7 months of surgery and rehabilitation at the hospital at uc davis. her face, you can see it there was injured when she jumped in front of a motorcycling years a- - motorcycle two years ago to save two girls. they raised $27,000 to bring her to northern california to get surgery. a pair of baby owls has a

new and safer home in the south bay. the chick's parents moved into a small building under construction last month but when crews were ready to install the windows rescuers stepped in to help. they moved the chicks to a new bird house in a nearby tree left a few dead mice inside and within 24 hours the parents showed up to care for their new babies. new problem on muni. >> the dangerous ways muni passengers have brian get offer the -- have been getting off the bus and what police are doing to stop it. >> we have clouds out there now, temperatures increase, though. how much warmer tomorrow? i will have the specifics. ♪

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new at 5:00 p.m. a new problem on muni. ktvu's rob roth is in san francisco tonight with how passengers are prying open doors and jumping out before the bus has come to a stop. rob? >> reporter: dangerous, that is how police are describing what has been happening. the last time, last night, passengers have been jumping out of moving buses and they have no idea why. >> reporter: muni says it happened 15 times in the last 12 days. officialles say one or more passengers -- officials say one or more passengers have been jumping out, in some cases when the bus was going 20 miles per

hour. >> the actions of the individuals are risky, stupid and callus and also in danger their own lives and the lives of others. >> reporter: it happened four times yesterday, including last night. it also been happening on other bus lines. no one has been hurt so far. >> we have then also increased our activity on muni lines. we will put more officers on there to try to catch whoever is doing this. >> reporter: they will begin looking through surveillance video from the buses to try to determine who is doing it. each time it happens the bus has to be pulled from service so the doors can be checked for safety. >> i wait till the next one. don't you think? >> reporter: muni plans to

install new door motors on 300 buses to make it impossible to pry open the doors. the cost more than a mill dollars. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the highest paid employee at bart last year did not work a single day in 2012. former bart general manager took home $330,000 last year. since she was forced out as general manager in 2011 she cashed in 80 weeks of unused vacation time. she was drawing pay checks and full benefits. she also accrued two extra months of vacation under a retirement deal. >> she is not a worker. she was a general manager. and for her to sit home getting that kind of money is appalling. >> we called her home today and were told she didn't wish to

comment. board members were surprised and plan to look into it. several teams of the international guard are returning home this week in the south bay. >> some of the troops received a big home coming this afternoon. 150 service members are returning this week. many were gone for four months to afghanistan and africa. one was gone for two months but it felt like forever. >> long few months. i just wanted to see her and the baby. it was great walking across. >> they perform a wide variety of search and rescue missions. they had 1,000 lives saved. more now about our weather. over cast day today in the bay area. >> definitely over cast. you can see that system that prosus the weather -- that

brought us the weather, the lightning. it is leaving the area. see how it is moving off. mountains now, south and east. we are clearing out. we still have cloud cover. outside temperatures are mild. the clouds are there. mostly cloudy in the north bay. partly cloudy skies into the next couple hours. things clear out more. the winds are there. 21 miles per hour winds in fairfield. coming on shore, 16 miles per hour at the san francisco international airport. breezy. story tonight, coastal fog. patchy fog returns. temperatures tomorrow, warmer. the extended forecast, stair stepping warm up. not hot. i don't think we will see high fire danger into the next few days. this low-pressure system parks itself off shore. this is the computer model. rain is gone. tomorrow afternoon, clouds, spot up here, north of redding.

showers. that is it. tomorrow, that is mild, right? mid-60s in berkeley. 60s in the oakland hills. 70s walnut creek. peninsula, san jose. 80 morgan hill, brentwood, antioch. highs tomorrow, 79 pittsburg. 82 brentwood. 80 in livermore. this is the kind of weather that takes the edge off the fire season. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. tuesday warmer on tuesday. 79. wednesday comes up a little. we drop it off on thursday. mild. a low center parked off shore. look at the numbers. right? not that warm. nice day area partern. we are not going to -- pattern. we are not going to see the

heat. when i come back at 6:00 p.m., what you could expect tomorrow for your neighborhood, temperature wise. i will warm up. >> thank you. it your designated driver really sober? a study looked at a thousand bar patrons, 40% had had something to drink. 17% had a blood alcohol that was above that which is considered to make a driver impaired. the lead researcher says driving home a car full of drunks could be hard enough without the driver also being impaired. the more concussions a person has the longer they should take to recover. researchers followed 280 young people from 11-22 who came into the emergency room suffering from a concussion. the more concussions they had before the longer they showed systems from their most recent

concussion. some call it art, officials call it a crime. still to come, the new graffiti and the plans to take it down. >> new at 6:00 p.m., hundreds of teens take over a home. we are sorting out conflicting story that led to arrests. >> and a new surveillance program and whether similar moves in other areas are working. and how lightning has been sparking smallfires around the bay -- fall fires around the bay area, join us for ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. in 10 minutes. [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone.

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look what happened when vandals targeted a freeway sign. authorities are searching for those responsibility. they call it tagging but police call it a crime.

>> i think it is dangerous, stupid and they should go to jail. >> the criminals spray painted this sign before the macarthur maze. they vandalized it friday night or saturday morning. people said the grateful covers so much of the sign it could disorient drivers and cause safety issues. >> distracts you. looks at what is written. the painting is beautiful but i wish it was a different venue. >> dangerous. get lost. terrible things could happen. >> crews plan to inspect the sign to remove the graffiti. vandalism is considered a felony. if caught the guilty could face three years in jail. jason kidd is considering a head coaching position. he is looking into the load

coaching position with the nets. he retired last week after 19 seasons in the nba. before that he played in alameda and played for the bears. nasa's opportunity rover sent back evidence of drinkable water on the red planet. it sent back a photograph of a rock that was altered by non- acidic water. this is the most significant discovery so far. it is now on its way to a new location to study. nasa plans to keep it operating at that spot during the next winter. another frightening limo fire, how the fire is impacting the limo industry around the bay area. >> and it lit up the night sky but the lightning over night caused several fires. hear how that unusual weather helped fight the fires. have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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season. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> good evening. hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. >> julie haener is off tonight. a new investigation is underway after another fire in a limo. even though all of them got out okay questions are surfacing about the safety of limozones. ktvu's patti lee is in san francisco -- limozones. ktvu's patti lee is in san francisco. >> reporter: turns out there is no one agency that over sees it. >> at san francisco city hall this wedding party chose to skip the pomp and circumstance. >> we are not going to do limo because money first. of course. second with that news, no.

scary. >> reporter: that news refers to the two limo fires. the accident on the bridge last month and the fire yesterday morning in walnut creek that forced elderly women to evacuate. >> bad wrap right now. >> he owns the limo that is now totaled. there are no criminal charges because no one was hurt but he could be fined. they are supposed to carry 8 passengers but police say they were carrying 10. >> i don't know how many people in the car. >> another limo fire so soon after one that killed a bride and four friends is shaking customers. >> i was planning a party and this time around i decided not to. >> i had a few mishaps with my transportation companies and i had to let them go. >> reporter: from her persiv