♪ you can find them on sale now at your local safeway store. >> reporter: a four-alarm fire near a house in vacaville forces the evacuation of four people. we'll tell you the big challenge for fire crews this morning. >> reporter: a party bus crashes, leaving one passenger dead. but when the chp gets there, the driver is gone. we'll tell you about the man

being questioned right now by officers. this morning, attorney general eric holder is in the bay area where he's expected to call for major changes to the criminal justice system and it could mean inmates could be released sooner. dozens guests evacuated in florida from a sinkhole. well, good morning. we're looking at live pictures of a fire underway in vacaville. a lot of firefighters out there knocking the flames down. several people were forced out of their homes as a result. we'll bring you a live report. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's get to weather with

steve. >> good morning. we have a decent-sized fog bank out there. yesterday temperatures warmed up inland. it looks like start, tomorrow some -- starting tomorrow a little bit warmer. coast and bay i don't think will get in on this pattern. it looks like another inland pattern. the big low which gave us the cooldown has decided to live north. it's up off seattle. 60s, 70s and 80s. morning fog, sunny, breezy. the delta breeze is stronger this morning. this little guy right there swinging into -- it looks like around cape mendocino helping to keep temperatures held in check today. by tomorrow, high pressure comes right back. 60s 70s and 80s. we've been below for a long, long time. the low cloud deck will give way to sunshine. nice, mild, warm to some. we warm it up, tuesday,

wednesday. another system moves into the north, thursday, friday. warmer weather on the weekend. here's sal. we're looking at traffic that's a lot more crowded in many areas around the bay as we start at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up for a 15, 20- minute delay. it could be much worse. it looks like it could be one of those days where it clears up after 8:00. this is a look at the -- pardon me, san mateo bridge, that traffic looks good heading up to the high rise with no major issues. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway nearby, traffic is busy from 238 down to union city. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. breaking news in vacaville. a large fire is under control after burning three buildings and other property in a residential area. ktvu's tara moriarty has been gathering details from firefighters who took on 30- foot flames and she joins us live. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. actually, the deputy chief says those flames shot up to 40 feet

in the air. if you pan to the left, you can see the backyard where the fire started. investigators are trying to figure out exactly what started this fire. we checked out the backyard. the fire broke out in one of the out buildings. plams pretty much decimated -- flames pretty much decimated everything. the fire broke out the at 5:00 this morning off poplar road off interstate 80. four people had to be evacuated. about 30 firefighters were on scene and had a big challenge tackling the flames. >> we're in a rural water, all of the water -- rural area, all of the water, we have to bring in. we have five of them doing a round robin. >> reporter: if we take a look from some aerials shots up from the helicopter, we can kind of

lock down on the air you and see how widespread the damage is here. crews are still putting out the hot spots here. but they've pretty much wrapped up everything. the flames were under control fairly quickly, according to the chief. and the sheriff's department is on scene here as well trying to assist. the four people have not been allowed back in. the power has been shut out. arson investigators trying to figure out what started this fire. live from vacaville, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:05. the investigation goes on into the deadly overnight crash of a party bus on northbound 280 near portola valley. it happened around 11:00 last night south of the alpine road offramp. ktvu's alex savidge is near the scene. when police arrived, the driver could not be found. >> reporter: right. the driver was nowhere to be found. no sign of that person. they did, however, find a passenger dead inside this wrecked party bus.

but a short time later, after chp officers got to this scene, they found a man wandering on a road nearby. he had some injuries. that man has been detained for questioning. so chp investigators at this point are trying to figure out if this man who was treated by paramedics last night, was the person behind the wheel of the small bus that veered off highway 280, hit a tree and went down an embankment. there were no other car cars involved in the late-night accident. one man sitting in the front passenger seat was found dead in the wreckage. the crash was just before 11:00 last night on northbound 280. this is near portola valley. the chp says this party bus wasn't being used for any sort of event at the time of the crash. but it holds approximately 10 passengers in the back area. investigators believe it was only the driver and passenger on board. the chp says the man they found wandering near the crash site, the man who is now being

detained and questioned, isn't being helpful. >> at this point, we are looking to see if he was the driver or involved in the collision. if he was not the driver, we're trying to get some information if he was involved he can tell us who the driver was. >> reporter: the chp says if they figure out the man was the driver of the bus, he could be responsible for the passengers who died. investigators don't believe there was anything mechanically wrong with the bus, the tires or anything, but they don't know what factors led up to the accident mainly because they don't know who was driving the party bus at this point. all lanes back open in 280 near portola valley, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. less overnight, a 40-year- old pedestrian was hit and

killed in east contra costa county. that happened about 10:30 on railroad avenue and east 17th in pittsburg. police say the driver, a 20- year-old man, is cooperating with investigators. witnesses say the victim was crossing in the crosswalk when hit. the investigation continues. 7:07. a livermore man accused of killing his 6-month-old baby is scheduled to be arraigned in court this afternoon. 26-year-old robert daly iii is facing murder and child abuse charges. he's accused of beating and shaking his son to death two weeks ago. the baby was rushed to the hospital. but he died. the baby suffered serious injuries, broken ribs and a broken femur. ashna airlines announced a payout plan for survivors of the plan crash last month. the airline is offering initial compensation of $10,000 to each survivor to help pay medical bills and transportation costs.

now, asiana may pay more. passengers can still sue. four bay area families are suing on behalf of 12 of the passengers. california's high-speed rail project facing another delay. construction was supposed to begin last year. now it may not start until last year. a construction company set to build the new phase, there's problems with permits and the state still needs to buy a lot of the land where they plan to build the project. today is the deadline that the entrepreneur mosque is set to unveil his transportation

problem. >> concord, and an air hockey table. >> others say it's more like a tube. musk says he will release the plans by today. he adds he has no plans to build it himself. he's kind of busy right now. it will be open so anyone can use the plan and improve it. he's made a name for himself in the transportation world. in addition to being the co- founder of paypal he co-founded space-x. b.a.r.t. trains are still running this morning after a judge imposed a 60-day cooling off period to put a possible strike on hold. yesterday in a rare court hearing, a san francisco superior court judge improved an injunction asked for by governor brown. that means b.a.r.t. workers cannot go on strike until at least october 10th. the talks may resume later this week. the talks ended last week with no deal. negotiators say there's still big differences to get over.

the issues include pay raises, benefits and employee pension contributions. now b.a.r.t.'s board may get more involved in negotiations. san francisco mayor ed lee says he applauds governor brown for taking the steps necessary so bay area residents will not endure another unbear able strike and continues to urge both sides to reach an agreement to honors b.a.r.t. workers and puts b.a.r.t. on strong fiscal footing for long-term sustainability. 7:11. attorney general eric holder makes a big announcement in san francisco today. what he says he needs to be done to ease prison overcrowding. the state supreme court is expected to rule on an emotional issue involving schools. we have a look at some of the major commutes. some are doing well.

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a fifth day of trial in the james white bulger trial continues today. jurors have still not reached a verdict. he's accused of 19 killings and 13 counts of extortion and money laundering during a 30- year period. he's pleaded not guilty. the trial of nadal hasan continues today. so far, more than 40 witnesses have described how major nadal

hasan opened fire on unarmed soldiers in november of 2009. hassan faces the death penalty if convicted. he's acting as his own lawyer. so far he's raised few objections and only questions two witnesses. 7:14. the father of edward snowden says his son did the right thing by revealing u.s. spy secrets. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, snowden's father responded to comments made by the president on friday. good morning. >> reporter: president obama says snowden is not a patriot and cannot be characterized as a whistle-blower. during his first press conference in months this past friday, president obama said snowden had other avenues if he had concerns and leaking nsa information has put the u.s. at risk. president obama said if snowden believes what he did was right, he should return to the u.s. and make his case in court.

snowden's father says the opinions of politicians don't matter to him. >> he's sacrificed than the president of the united states and peter king have evers. so how they cluz to characterize him -- choose to characterize him doesn't concern me. >> reporter: what republicans on capitol hill have to say about that when i see you next. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:16. the sentencing of convicted spy bradley manning begins today. later today, the army private's defense team is expected to call the first of more than a dozen witnesses. manning is expected to make a statement between now and wednesday? he faces up to 90 years in prison for disclosing classified information while working as an intelligence analyst in iraq. 7:16. some businesses say they are not happy the u.s. postal

service wants to start delivering alcohol. the postmaster general is hoping the postal service can start to deliver beer, wine and spirits right to your doorstep. now, smaller wineries and craft brewers are worried they won't have enough workers or money to help with mail order alcohol. by the way, congress would have to overturn a 100-year-old law banning the postal service from delivering alcohol. >> that's right. we want to check in with sal. how is the bay bridge toll plaza looking? >> it's getting more crowded. westbound coming up to the pay gatesles you will see traffic backed up to the macarthur maze. metering lights are on. but this may be the peak. if you wait until 8:00, you might see some improvement. i can tell by looking at the traffic patterns how quickly the cars are moving through and how quickly the meter, lights are -- metering lights are cycling through.

237 is usually a dead giveaway. usually we have stop-and-go traffic. this morning it looks good to sunnyvale. the santa clara valley today looks good according to the road sensors. the commutes are lighter than usual. let's go to steve. very good morning. a lot of fog around. some of it moving inland. a little more of a breeze today than yesterday. the fog, i mean, a couple of days ago it was soldout across the board. forecast headlines slightly cooler today compared to sunday, at least the inland. not much change coast and bay. the change on the coast has been miniscule. maybe some more drizzle one day and fog. but the temperatures have not moved. thicker fog tomorrow as high pressure begins to build back in. dense fog moving up inland especially on the long-range here. there are signs that we'll get back into warmer weather. there's no sign of any offshore winds. the coast will be dealing with

fog. up around 2500 feet. cooldown today, 60s 70s, 80s. the reason being there's a little ripple in the jet stream. that's helping to enhance some of the fog. still 80s, low to mid. some of these should be warmer than that. berkeley, 6. santa rosa, 78. napa, 78. mid-80s pleasanton, livermore, 60s, 70s on the coast. 70s on the peninsula. about 76, 77. lower 70s around burlingame, san mateo. nice to warm, temperatures starting to rebound tuesday, wednesday. the tough one will be late thursday into friday. could see a little cooldown. all right, steve. 7:19. broken tsunami sirens in san mateo county, how the problem was discovered and what the county will do now if there's an emergency. new details on the aaron hernandez murder investigation. police begin to suspect

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the aaron hernandez murder investigation has now shifted to his feian say. police think she's helping hide the gun they say was used to kill odin lloyd. police think she removed a gun safe or lock box from the couple's home. the warrants claim she was seen on surveillance video loading a box-shaped object into her sister's car and driving off. the warrants say she put the weapon in the woods or a storage facility. today, the california supreme court is set to rule on a very emotional issue that will affect a lot of students and parents. who can give insulin shots to

diabetic students. a nurses' union says no one should be able to give those injections if a school nurse is available. but parents say that staff and faculty who volunteer for training should be allowed to fill in if there's no school nurse. both sides agree the problem could be resolved if there was enough funding for nurses at all schools. several bay area school districts are phasing out peanuts from lunchboxes, eliminating all peanuts. they say the reason, a number of children with peanut allergies have skyrocketed. others including mt. diablo are banning peanuts from elementary school campuses but they are still offering themed a intermediate and high schools. now, our ktvu web team has put together a special back-to- school session at ktvu.com. there you will find starting dates for all bay area school

districts, ways to save on school supplies and a lot more. check it out. look for the back-to-school link. it's right near the stop of our home page. the tsunami warning sirens in san mateo county are going to be replaced because most of them don't work. [ sirens ] >> last week, tests revealed that five out of eight sirens are broken. the sirens are located along 30 miles of coastline from pacifica to pes pescadero. in the meantime, the county will use text alerts, e-mail and call people if there's an emergency. the state senate could pass a new bill that would help make trampoline parks saver. the goal is to regulate the construction and parks. the cost is estimated to be $640,000 but will be covered by fees on park owners. right now trampoline parks are

exempt from industry standards. b.a.r.t. trains are running but the labor dispute is far from over. where negotiations stand and when contract talks might resume. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where attorney general eric holder is expected to make a big announcement when it comes to minor drug offenses. we'll tell you where that is. and it's crowded on some bay area commutes but find out which ways are better and that you can use as alternate routes. decent fog bank. temperatures are warming up or are cooling down a little bit. we'll have the forecast for you coming up.

good morning. monday, august 12th. you are looking at a live picture from the oakland estuary. you can see it's a little overcast outside. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're gonna check weather and traffic. steve, will it stay cloudy? >> not all day. it will slowly retreat back to the coast. we had some reports around sfo and brisbane. morning overcast, sunny and warm. we start the warmup tomorrow and probably continuing inland as we head forward in the next five, seven days. a lot of low clouds and fog helped along by a weak system. but the main low that gave us

the cooldown for ten days, two weeks, has moved far enough north. there it is. it will be today only. after that, high pressure builds back in. 80s for some. mid- to upper. but this is a pretty typical pattern. slightly below average on the temperatures. they are really not moving that much. low clouds, fog, sun. you have to be far inland to get into the warm category. by the coast there's not much change. it does look like warmer inland temperatures start tuesday into wednesday. a tough call and warmer by the weekend. we're looking at traffic at the peak of the commute. 237 that wasn't slow just ten minutes ago is now crowded at the intersection with 237 after 880 near zanker road in the mccarthy ranch area. the toll plaza of the bay bridge, that's slow for about a 20-minute wait before you make it on the toll plaza unless you

are using the carpool lanes. highway 4, slowing in antioch to pittsburg but after that it looks good. 680 slows after 232. pockets of slow traffic. that gets better buyer the time you reach alamo. let's go back to the desk. happening today in san francisco -- attorney general eric holder is expected to make a big announcement that could change the way the country deals with minor drug offenses. brian flores is live at the moscone center where holder will make that announcement today. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. the basis of this whole thing is because it wants to reduce the state and the federal prison system overcrowding in the system. we all know that the prison system is heavily overcrowded, not just here in the state buttate across the country. eric holder expected to make the announcement at the american bar association. he will be the keynote speaker. he's expected to announce that under a proposed drug policy, nonviolent or low-level drug

offenders won't get severe prison sentences. instead, will get shorter sentences or sometimes no jail at time. the offenders must not be tied to gang or large-scale drug organizations. we've spoke with some attorneys who are attending the conference this morning who say this plan is long overdue. >> we need to restrict the prison system to shows folks that really need it and find treatment for people that need treatment. >> reporter: the justice department believes this is one way to reduce the prison population. federal prisons are operating at 40% over capacity with the cost of incarcerating offenders around $80 million. as we take it out here live, he will be the key speaker at the american bar association in san diego. he plans to make this plan

announcement available all across the country. we're live in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. and former secretary of state and former first lady hillary clinton will make an appearance today at the american bar association meeting in san francisco. she's set to receive the aba medal for distinguished service at 3:00 this afternoon and she will also address the delegates. 7:32. a court-ordered cooling-off period averted a strike for at least 60 days. but the union and management are still far apart from reaching a deal. katie utehs has more. >> a court-ordered cooling- period has averted the strike for 60s. what's holding them apart are safety issues and pay. union leaders say b.a.r.t. still has not addressed their safety concerns. b.a.r.t. management says money is holding up the talks. both sides left the bargaining table around 7:00 last night

following the court-ordered 60- day cooling off period requested by jerry brown. >> in the end, we were very far apart. our offer was about a 10% offer and the union's offer was 25% roughly for the same period of time. there's been some changes on pension contributions and no movement on healthcare premiums. union leaders want to see changes for what they call safety concerns. we're looking no station agents having to work alone after 10:00 p.m. and before 6:00 a.m. >> reporter: they want station agents to be aloud -- allowed more time to conduct safety checks before opening stations. the last proposal came at 10:00 saturday night and was rejected. at this point, a date has not been set for negotiations to resume. we're told it could happen later this week. for now, back to the desk.

>> all right. do you think the 60-day cool-off period will help or -- cooling-off period will help or will b.a.r.t. hold another strike when it ends? join us on facebook. part of a resort in florida is slipping into a sinkhole. take a look at this picture at the damaged buildings in the sink hole. 35 guests were evacuated early this this morning from the summer -- this morning from the summer bay resort. ten miles west of disneyland. a three-store story building of villas collapsed. what's amazing here, no one was hurt. the reason, the people inside heard strange popping pounds and one guest at at the resort said that's when people tried to escape. >> i saw -- one person had to break out of a window because the doorframe collapsed.

>> she says the resort security guard muscled his way into guest rooms to help him out. crews say the sinkhole is 60 feet wide and 15 feet deep. we're expected to learn the identity of a body found in vacaville this afternoon and the family of a missing oakland woman is waiting to hear if it is sandra coke. she disappeared on friday. police moved the search for her near an area at lagoon lake. police were following up on a lead after arresting the 56- year-old man, a person of interest in her disappearance. in a statement, the family said -- 7:35. a kidnapped california teenager

who was the focus of a major multi-state amber alert is now reunited with his father. 16-year-old hannah anderson was rescued saturday in the idaho wilderness. an fbi agent shot and killed the former family friend suspected of kidnapping anderson and killing her mother and brother last week. a couple that was out horseback riding spotted them on wednesday and he says the suspected kidnapper really stood out. >> he might have been an outdoorsman in california. but he was not an outdoorsman in idaho. he didn't fit. >> well, the man and woman, the couple called the police after watching the news later that night and recognized anderson and her suspected kidnapper on tv. the suspect's blue nissan that was part of the amber alert, it was found in the idaho wilderness. authorities released these photos you are looking at showing he used piles of brush and twigs and logs to try to hide that car. well, an amber alert has been canceled now in rhode island after a 2-year-old boy

was found safe. the alert for isaiah perez was issued yesterday morning. neighbors reported seeing a strange man leaving the perez home. when police arrived, they found two people dead inside. the suspect, 22-year-old malcolm crowell, was arrested a couple of hours later at a rehab facility. a second suspect has been arrested. family members believe one of the people killed may be isaiah's mother. 7:37. home builders in eastern contra costa county will continue to get a break on transportation fees. developers pay a fee for every home condo or apartment they build there. the regional fee and financing authority approved continuing the 50% discount on that fee but only through the end of this year. then the discount will gradually be phrased out. city leaders say developers still need a bit more financial relief to continue recovery efforts. a new white house report

says the nation's power grid needs to be upgraded. the report says weather-related power outages cost the economy between $18 and $33 million a year and will keep rising. the report says billions of dollars can be saved by making the power grid stronger. 7:37. an invasive weed growing into new areas in california. it may end up costing tax payers a lot of money. the weed, this is what it looked like, stink is appearing in vineyards. it looks like tumble weed. it rarely gets taller than 3 feet. the flowers are small with yellow pedals. it costs california about $82 million a year right now to fight weeds in the wine country. the stink wart continues to grow out of control. tonight will be a great night if you are amateur sky watcher to see the meteor shower.

there may be as many as 90 shooting stars and hour. the best time to see that sky show is after 11:00 p.m. and before dawn tomorrow morning. you will need to be away from the fog along the coast to really see it. the experts say let your -- well, give your eyes a chance to adjust to the dark to see it. they also say you can get the best view by not using a telescope for binoculars. there is a chance for you go to to outer space in your after life. the eleseum space is offererring a chance to fly a small portion of created remains -- of cremated remains in space. the remains will burn up when they re-enter the atmosphere. loved ones can follow a journey on a mobile app.

pulled me back, then pulled me under. >> that's a little scary. tie son royson's coach said he was standing on the beach when he realized that royson was not trying to impress the judges. he was trying to avoid the jaws of an 8-foot shark. >> next thing we know a shark came up, lifted him up. i thought he was bit. royson's coach ran in and pulled the boy out of the water. the shark bit the boy's board but not the boy. the rest of the event was canceled. the bay area's economic recovery is boosting property sales at lake tahoe. data quick reports vacation rentals hit their highest level since 2005. about one-third of the region involve those in the bay area. the buyers range from families with young children buying ski

condos to silicon valleys multi- millionaires buying lakefront escapes. 20 minutes before 8:00. gun control back in the spotlight. what's happening in sacramento today that could lead to the toughest gun control laws in the nation. back to school means a lot of paperwork and even children can be victims of identity theft. the one thing thieves are after. san jose, northbound 101 traffic it looks good. it slows 880 but there's one place where it slows more getting into the valley. for the first time in a long time, fog did not plake it to pleasant hill. but there's very cool air. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance,

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stockses are mixed in early trading. there was talk about the buy- back binge as another sign of a market peak. but trading is typically light for the month of august. the dow is currently up 5. the nasdaq up 8. and s&p is down 1. apple is expected to show its new iphone early next month. the tech blog says apple will unveil the new phone on

september 10th. the blog says the product could be a cheaper phone but this year samsung could upstage apple. it's expected to show off its newest galaxy phone on september 4th. trace travel, electric cars and now another new form of transportation. as pam cooks reports, this is still quite a mystery. what's going on, pam? >> yeah, the mystery comes from a bay area entrepreneur very familiar with transportation. elan muvg is the ceo of tesla. he's also co-founderrer of paypal and founder of space-x. he promises to unveil plans for a new mode of high-speed travel. now, take a look. these are some images of what it might look like. he's been referring to it as hyperloop. he says it's twice as fast as an airplane, cheaper than a bullet train and self-powered.

>> those are renderings of it. he's given some hints about it on twitter. it may look like one of the banking tubes that used to send your money via a tube through the bank drive-through window. not sure about the exact time of the unveiling of this. but we're looking for it. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. state lawmakers get back to work today in sacramento with a wide range of gun control bills topping their to-do list. the proposed gun control legislation would give california the toughest gun laws in the country. the proposals include bans on a wide range of semi-automatic rifles and strict, new regulations on ammunition. today the senate appropriations

committee will hear legislation already passed by the assembly, including bills that would create a state database of all ammunition purposes, make it a trial to have a gun -- crime to have a gun at home not locked up and extend the time someone is banned from owning a gun after making a violent threat. hey, sal, how do you convince everybody to behave for you on a monday morning? >> i think some people are taking their vacations before school starts, dave and tori. we've seen lighter-than-usual conditions. 237 there, we had a crash outside of our camera view westbound near 1st street. that's cleared but the traffic is still a little bit slow as you can see. that's the slowest commute in the valley. we have a look at the bay bridge. that's improving a little bit. westbound backed up for about a ten-minute delay almost to the middle of the parking lot and the metering lights stay on at the bay bridge toll plaza. southbound 680 ising baaed up in contra costa county still.

from just after 242 all the way through the walnut creek interchange. it gets better after rugdy road. let's go to steve. sal, i know some schools have already started. >> i know. >> brentwood. >> yeah. >> that bummed me out -- >> they don't get to three months, some. >> i know. there's pretty good fog. some breaks. some are tweeting me, spweather, by the way, the fog is there. but it's kind of disjointed. still plenty to go around. we saw a little warmer yesterday but it looks like we've backed off on that. there's a little sign of a cooldown late thursday/friday. but right back up. it's kind of the ten-day

outlook there's not an agreement on that. we'll see how that pans out. for the low, that gave us a cooldown, that's decided to move north. it's up by seattle. 60s, 70s and 80s. ukiah, clearlake and vacaville cauville close to 9 -- vacaville close to 90. the infrared would not show this, the water vapor shows a spin in the atmosphere. that's what that it is. 80s. these are close to average. concord, 83. fairfield, 85. the delta breeze is stronger in fairfield. 60s 70s, coast bay, inland. you hit the 80s. morgan hill, san martin, gilroy, livermore in there, pleasanton, dublin. temperatures slight lit below average. fog, plenty of it. there's a lot of breaks in

that. we'll see a warmup tuesday/wednesday. it looks like late friday. many bay area teachers are prepping to pay more -- preparing to pay more for school supplies because of the new state law that teachers can no longer require parents to provide pens, notebooks and other supplies. teachers say that means they will have to rely on donations or pay for things themselves.

some teachers told the mercury news they already spend $1,000 a year on supplies not provided by their districts. our web team has put together a special back-to- school section on ktvu.com. there you will find start dates for all bay area school districts and picture of our own on-air talents from our way back 2 school days. that's at ktvu.com on the home page. tough story. an overnight crash involving five teenagers. >> our worst fears were answered that somebody lost their lives. >> the fund-raising underway for hospital bills and funerals. and lea michele's first public appearance in the death of her boyfriend. what she said during an emotional acceptance speech at the choice awards. look at 'em.

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a new science fiction thriller was number one at the weekend box office. >> there appears to be two occupants. they are armed and i would like them dead. >> the movie stars matt damon and jodie foster. it's a story about earth in ruin and the upper class that lives above it all in a space station. "glee" star lea michele gave an emotional acceptance speech last night. >> i wanted to dedicate this award to corey for all of you out there, who loves and admired corey as much as i did, i promise with your love we'll get through this together. >> her boyfriend and costar cory monteith died last month

of a heroin overdose. last night michelle said she was happy to win the award. the entire cast won best tv show comedy. "glee" next season appears september 26th. a rally in san diego calling for the rets ig nation of bob filner who is accused of sexually harassing more than a dozen women. today a group of demonstrators have planned a filner welcome back not rally. the entire city council and california senator barbara boxer have already asked him to step down. >> i think it will send a clear message. if the people who really matter and the people will say you are not welcomed back to san diego. >> over the weekend, he left an intense therapy program earlier. he's taking this week off to continueer thispy as an out--

yowrkt packet. the prime minister of norway played a little trick on another weeken citizens. he impersonated a taxi driver. he drove a taxi for this unusual campaign stunt. it took some of the passengers longer than others to figure out who was driving. norway's election is scepted for september 9th. the family of a man detained in north korea says he's in a hospital after losing more than 50 pounds. kenneth bye from washington state was working as a tour guide in china. he's accused of smuggling anti- government documents into north korea while in the country feeding orfins and per performing other charity work. he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. his sister says his health is fading and she wants him to

come home. one person is dead in a party bus accident. why police have taken a man walking nearby in custody. >> reporter: six people are evacuated from a house after a fire breaks out in a rural area of vacaville. hear what a neighbor says next. if you are looking at the traffic and getting out on the road soon, if you look at highway 24, that looks good. fog out there. but there's definiteny breaks in the fog. so the weather is showing signs of warming up finally or we keep it on the cool sign as we go forward? ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range.

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almost ten days now. it is starting to warm up. the fog is losing some oomph. still some. it will burn off. thicker fog tomorrow. i think we're looking at more of a dense fog pattern. still no north or northeast wind. i don't think the warmup will be -- i think the warmup will be confined to the inland area. the low clouds getting helped along by a little system. the system was hanging here last week and lifted out on the sunday. slightly cooler. i don't think much change. i don't think there will be much change coast and bay. that system kind of zipping on by. some of the inland temperatures should be close to 87, 88. napa, 78. santa rosa, 78. 67 berkeley. mountain view, 76. 80s in pleasanton, morgan hill,

bil roy. 60s 70s on the coast. fog, sun, warm for some. even with the breaks there's still a west wind behind us. that means we'll not warm up too much. another warmup inland on the weekend. here's sal. steve, the commute is getting better in this 8:00 hour but we still have some slow spots out there to be sure. but the bay bridge is really improved. you can see it is backed up only for a little bit. the delay times that were about 15 minutes sh shrunk to five minute -- have shrunk to five minutes or so. if you are driving on the 237 an earlier crash is causing some slow traffic here. that's beginning to unwind. we're expecting this commute to get better in about a half-hour or so. we're looking at the entire south bay. let's go back to the desk.

developing news in vacaville. three buildings went up in flames r ktvu's tara moriarty is there. you talked to neighbors. some had to evacuate and you have new photos of the fire, tara. >> reporter: that's right. we understand that six people had to be evacuated from the home nearby where the fire started. two of them children have left the scene. the others we had seen milling about but they were taken out. there are fire crews on scene. you can see the damage. we want to show you a picture taken by a neighbor, flames shot 40 feet into the air. neighbors say they woke up to sirens. the sounds of popping and crackling. they could feel the heat of the fire felt several yards away. we have video. two cars and a boat were burned. luckily, no one was hurt. all of the people in the maybehouse got out safely. now, the fire broke out -- in the main house got out safely.

now, the fire broke out and 30 firefighters were on scene. they had a big challenge in tackling the flames. they sh to shovel water -- had to shovel water from a high drabt. >> my dad is like, our neighbor's house is on fire. all you could see was orange flames in the high. it was so high. i was worried that one of the embers were gonna fly and get our property or something. it was really scary. >> reporter: neighbors began taking their animals to pastures farther out. the chief said a propane tank was on the one side of one of those buildings but crews were able to prevent it from catching fire. arson investigators are on scene trying to figure out exactly how this fire started. we're live in vacaville, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:03. the investigation continues into the deadly overnight crash of a party bus on northbound 280 near portola valley. it happened at 11:00 south of

the alpine road offramp. alex savidge is live at stanford and says when police arrived, the driver was nowhere to be found. >> reporter: good morning. the chp says the person driving this party bus had left the scene by the time their officers got there. a short time later, chp officers found an injured man walking on a man near the crash site. that man was treated by paramedics, brought here to stanford university medical center and he's since been detained in connection with this crash. the investigators are trying to figure out if he was, in fact, the man behind the wheel of this small bus that veered off the highway, hit a tree and went down an embankment. ktvu has learned this bus is registered to a company called maximo limo party bus. one man sitting in the front passenger seat was found dead inside this wreckage. the crash happened before 11:00 last night on northbound 280 just south of the alpine road exit near portola valley.

there were no other cars involved in the accident. the chp says this party bus was not being used for any sort of event at the time of the crash. investigators believe it was only the driver and the passenger on board. this has become a tricky investigation because the man detained by officers. the one found wandering near the crash is not being helpful and won't say anything to officers. >> we've not been able to get much information out of this gentleman. we don't know whether it's because of a medical condition or the fact he's not being cop rative. >> i -- cooperative. >> reporter: i did check in with the spokesman for the chp. he says the man near the crash scene, detained, he's not been arrested. if investigators figure out he was driving the party bus he could face charges for the death of the passengers. the man who died in this accident was in his mid to late 30s and lived in san francisco, according to the chp. at this point, investigators

can't say exactly what caused this deadly crash. live this morning in sanford, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:05. also overnight, a 40-year-old pedestrian was hit and killed in eastern contra costa county. it happened around 10:30 at railroad avenue and east 17th in pittsburg. police say the driver a 20-year- old man is cooperating with investigators witnesses say the victim was crossing in the crosswalk when he was hit. the crash is under investigation. 8:06. in san jose, family members and friends are planning fund- raisers for the victims of a deadly weekend car crash. it happened early sunday morning near snell. reports say five teenagers in the car were leaving a party going about 90 miles an hour when they lost control. one witness who wants to remain anonymous describes the scene. >> i was trying to -- i couldn't pull them out. the car was so smooshed

together, that -- there was no way of getting them out of there. >> both the driver and one of his passengers died. three other passengers are still in the hospital this morning. friends are planning a car wash to help raise money for funeral arrangements and also for hospital bills. new figures show violent crime up is in every bay area county except for marin county. marin county reported 490 incidents compared to 541 the year before. other crimes like burglary, theft, arson went up 9% in marin from 2011-2012. oakland is cracking down on illegal dumping and hoping you will help. the city attorney's office has announced new steep fines. the average citation costs upwashed of $4,000 once fees and other costs are factored in. we've spoke to a woman who has

seen chemicals and other things carelessly discarded. >> it looks like somebody moved out and decided not to take the stuff with them. >> the city is asking people who see this to take photos and take down license plates. next month, the city attorney will ask the city council to make illegal dumping a misdemeanor. on thursday morning, police made three arrests in connection with the blind date robberies. police went online. a woman said she wanted to sleep with men on a bed of money. victims were told to come to a location and they were robbed. police want anyone who has any information about all of this to please come forward. a livermore man accused of killing his 6-month-old baby is scheduled to be arraigned in court this afternoon. 26-year-old robert daily iii

faces charges of child abuse and he took his baby. the baby died three days later. the baby suffered serious head injuries, a broken leg. the wildfire which began last wednesday has bushed more than 20,000 acres and destroyed more than 26 homes. ten firefighters were hurt and a mountain biker suffered serious burns. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the forest service and calfire are battling an 800- acre forest fire. the american fire is burning in the tahoe national forest. that's about 17 miles northeast of forest hill in placer county. it started on saturday afternoon and is giving off heavy smoke which has drifted into reno about 50 miles away.

the fire is burning in steep narrow canyons where fire hoses can't reach the flames. the crews have been fighting from above with air tankers, hadn'ters and smoke jumpers. >> a few days, a week before we have a good handle on this. >> five crews, three bulldozers and three engines were staffing the fire right now. a large team from the central coast is set to join the firefight today and this fire cause is not known. 8:10. after three star-studded days, san francisco's outside lands festival is now over. ♪ >> darryl hall, john oats, part of yesterday's final lineup that included the red hot chili peppers and paul mccartney opened everything up friday night. hundreds of thousands of people filled the golden gate park during the three-day festival and the owners of san francisco

restaurants kasaba, happy to see the crowds go. yesterday, the restaurant, which is just a couple of blocks from golden gate park, closed its doors. owners say that's because the crowd from the outside lands festival was drunk and rowdy. they say saturday night somebody vandalized their bathroom and left liquor bottles in front of the restaurant. 8:10. a band traveling you all the way from michigan is stranded in california after someone stole their tour van. the group says it happened sometime between midnight and 111:00 a.m. on friday. the band -- 11:00 on friday. the band was parked off dwight way in the oakland berkeley hills. the group says everything in the locked vehiclanted to more than $20,000. >> we just have to question was it someone who saw us in san francisco with all of our gear as we were packing it back into our van and then followed us? >> a total stranger donated the

vehicle for them to make a prms saturday night where they also had to use borrowed instruments. now the crew has to raise more money to make it back home. if you would like to help out the band, go to ktvu.com. go under web links, right in the middle of the home page. 8:12. attorney general, eric holder, in san francisco today to make a big announcement today. what he says needs to be done to ease prison overcrowding. do you ever take back items that you purchased? some retailers are starting -- are starting tracking programs. and on the sunol grade, traffic looks pretty good. a lot of the commutes have become very light. fog is not as thick as it has been. temperatures which warmed up inland yesterday, will they

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the u.s. has reopened most of its embassies in the middle east and north africa. they had been closed for a week after terror threats in al qaeda. the embassy in yemen and pakistan remain closed because of specific threats in those countries. the leader of al qaeda in yemen posted a message on militant websites today vowing to free all al qaeda prisoners from prisons everywhere. the message tells the prisoners to remain faithful to the

terror groups' ideology. in the past month there have been jail breaks across nine middle east countries freeing hundreds of al qaeda prisoners. some top republicans in congress talking about the strained relationship between the united states and russia. they agree with president obama's recent decision on a meeting. kyla? >> reporter: the white house announced president obama would no longer be meeting with vladimir putin next month. the white house said russia had stopped responding to u.s. proposals including on arms control, missile defense and human rights. republican senator john mccain said canceling that meeting during the g-20 summit was the right move next month, especially considering recent developments in the case of nsa leaker, edward snowden. russia gave him temporarily asylum to escape espionage chauges in the u.s., for now. >> the signal of bad relations

between the united states and russia and mr. putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> snowden's father came out swinging this weekend, he said on national television that his son has sacrificed more than u.s. lawmakers, including the president of the united states. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. the sentencing of bradley manning begins today. later today, the army private's defense team is expected to call the first of more than a dozen witnesses. manning is expected to make a statement between now and wednesday. he could get 90 years in prison for disclosing classified information while he was working as an intelligence analyst in iraq. it is 8:17. want to check in with sal. see what's happening on the roads on this monday morning. and a little quiet, sal, for august. >> reporter: it's quiet -- i think in september we'll have more traffic. right now we've had commutes that have pretty much ended. let's take a look at 880.

this is getting heavy as it normally is. passing the coliseum and heading north up to the brick wall. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's lighter than it normally is. it's backed up for a five- minute wait at the toll plaza. no major problems getting into the city. if you are driving in san jose, northbound 101 and 280 are doing pretty well. 280 has looked good from downtown into cupertino. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds around. inland temperatures finally showing signs of bumping up a little bit. and then way below average for the longest time. visible satellite showing u there's still a lot of fog. it's not as high up as it was five, six day ago when it was 2500 feet. we had all of the drizzle. 50s on the temperatures. not much has changed. fairfield is picking up a stronger breeze. yesterday it was about 15, 14 miles an hour. today, it's 22, 23. that's a sign of a cooler pattern more of a westerly

breeze for most locations. san jose dealing with southeast. nothing new there. a little westerly out at livermore. sfo says calm. a couple of breaks on the fog in the peninsula. parts of the east bay have had fog. plenty, though, there. the system moving in is kind of picking up and enhancing it slightly. there's not a lot to support it. after this goes by today, high pressure will build back in. the main reason we're slow is an upper level low, came by, parked itself off the coast. slightly cooler today. fog, sun, breezy. a little windy. warmer weather looks to be on tap for most of the week. we'll get back into some 90s inland. low clouds, fog, sun, warm. the low clouds burning off a little sooner. temperatures inland. fairfield, 85. napa, 78. sonoma is in there.

santa rosa, st. helena, upper 80s. sausalito, 66. 67 alameda. 88 brentwood. danville, 83. berkeley, 67. martinez, 77. 74 from san jose to about 85 morgan hill. 70s on the coast. santa clara valley on the coast, 50s, 60s, same for san francisco. san bruno and then san mateo, millbrae, low 70s. mid-70s including the portolo valley. inland tuesday, wednesday, there's not that northeast wind so the coast probably deals with thick fog not warmer temperatures but they will come back by the weekend probably. the mailman may start to deliver beer and wine right to your door. why some say that's not a good idea and who wants to make sure it never happens. an envelope filled with $10,000 donated to goodwill. why one employee says she just couldn't keep it.

8:23. the aaron hernandez murder investigation shifting now to his fiancee. jenkins. police think jenkins is hoping the former new england patriots star hide the gun he reportedly used to kill semipro football player, odin lloyd. search warrants indicate that they think that jenkins removed

a gun from a safe or lock box at home. it says she was scene on video putting a box in the car of her sister and driving off. the warrants indicate she hid the weapons in the woods or at a storage facility. among items recently donated to a goodwillowcation in stock toge, $10,000. the employee turned over the money. about a month ago, the worker had not been there very long when she discovered the envelope. she said she had no idea what the policy was for such a fine so she gave the money to her boss. >> the concern was somebody was out that money and i would like to have them get it back. >> the money has yet to be claimed and will stay in a goodkill account for the next few months. if the person who made the donation does not claim it by then, williams will receive about $1,000. >> all right, tori.

8:24. retailers are closely tracking customers who return items. the stores say they are doing it to fight fraud. they say they want to be able to identify chronic returners or even thieves who walk off with high-end products and return the items for more credit. best buy, victoria secret and home depot, they are hiring outside companies to track returns. privacy advocates say consumers, you need to be notified about records that are being kept on their actions. the wax museum at fisherman's wharf is closing. the family who has owned the property since 1963, they say they are closing down on thursday. but the museum won't be closed for long. next year the company that wants the wax museum plans to open up in the same location. the family has not announced what it will do with the figures on display. invasive weed is growing

into the bay area here. the weed is called stink wart. yeah. it's appearing in vineyards. it looks like a tumble weed. it rarely grows taller than 3 feet. it has the flowers that are small with tiny yellow pedals. right now, it cost the state of california about $82 million to fight the weeds in the wine country. if the stink wart keeps growing out of control, the price of fighting it could go higher. ant to will be a great night for amateur astronomers to see the meteor shower. there may be as many as 90 shooting stars an hour. the best time to see it after 11:00 p.m. and before dawn tomorrow morning. you will need to be away from the fog along the coast. the experts say let your eyes adjust to the dark. they also say you can get the best now by not using a telescope or binoculars. there's a chance for you to go into outer space in your

afterlife. the eleseum space is offering to fly a small portion cremated remains in space. rockets will be launched from cape canaveral, florida, the remains will burn up as they enter the atmosphere. loved ones can follow along on a mobile app. b.a.r.t. trains are still running this morning. but the negotiations are far from offer. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where attorney general, eric holder, is expected to make a major announcement on minor drug offense es. we'll tell you how this can affect the prison population coming up. and we're looking good here on the eastern portion leading to the bay bridge. the weather is looking good for those who might be liking a slightly smaller pattern.

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8:30. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." here's a live picture from east contra costa county where it's looking pretty clear and sunny outside. and welcome back to "mornings on 2." >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. >> let's have a quick look at weather and traffic with steve. thank you. we deal with another low cloud deck. nothing really changing there. it's not as expensive as it has been. temperatures slowly warm up to the fog and a westerly breeze.

low 60s. we've seen upper 50s, low 60s all morning long. delta breeze, still decent. we have more of a westerly breeze for some, not for all. low clouds and fogged helped along by a tiny system moving on through. but the overall trend will be to get some of that fog in here and also some of that cooler air aloft. not much, a tiny bit. the big low that gave us the cooldown for about ten days has moved far enough north that it's not making much of an impact. really not much change, coast and bay. later this week, the thicker fok by the coast -- the thicker fog moves in by the coast. temperatures pretty close to see annal avl. vacaville, clearlake in there. upper 80s to near 90. had a lot of 70s in napa, sonoma, petaluma, 76. 80s low for some. uppers for others.

60s be a 70s closer to the bay -- and 70s closer to the bay. 60s on the coast and low to mid- 70sen the peninsula -- mid-70s on the peninsula. don't see much of a change coast and bay. it looks warmer away from the coast by the weekend. here's sal. good morning, steve. we're looking at the traffic that's recovering in some areas. it's getting light in others. looking at the east shore freeway, you would think by looking at it, it -- that the bay bridge was going to be heavy but it's not the case. we look at the bay bridge, and it has cleared out. this is a very small delay before you make it into san francisco. traffic on the bridge itself looks good and the chp is not reporting any incidents on that span. this is southbound 280 getting out from daly city to south city. there was a report of a crash at the westborough boulevard offramp. it's in one of the lanes there of the offramp only. but traffic may be slow on the

freeway. traffic is slow through hayward, fremont. southbound 17 at camden avenue offramp, that's not knob commute direction -- noncommute direction. happening now in san francisco, eric holder expected to make a big announcement about changing the way minor drug off -- offenses are dealt with. brian flores is live from the moscone center with more. >> reporter: it's no secret prisons are overcrowded and attorney generalleric holder believes this is one way to reduce the --eric holder believes this is one way to reduce the crowding. he's expected to make the announcement this morning, minor drug offenses here at 10:00 a.m., during his keynote address he's expected to announce a change to those offenses, including nonviolent

and low-level offenders getting shorter sentences or sometimes not related at all. these offenders must not be tied to gangs. instead, they could go to treatment plans. the plan would expand and early release plan for elderly and nonviolent offenders. some say this is long overdue while others say it could give up the wrong message. >> i do think that opening up drug use, especially to young kids can lead to further problems down the road. ive would be careful -- i would be careful about what you legalize and exactly what drugs you do legalize. >> reporter: holder says this policy would be based on individual conduct and would allow authorities to give more appropriate time for drug offenders and even king pins.

the federal prisons are operating at 40% overcapacity with the cost of incarcerating offendersal $80 million. and holder plans to travel to different cities across the country to promote this plan and agenda. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. former secretary of state, hillary clinton will also be at the american bar association meeting today in san francisco. clinton will receive the aba medal for distinguished at 3:00 this afternoon and she will address the delegates. a court-ordered 60-day cooling off period requested by governor brown means there's no b.a.r.t. strike for now. while the trains are running, the two sides remain far apart. katie utehs has more. >> there have not been any dates set to resume talks. we're told both sides will take a few days off. the states will be picked by a

state immediate -- by a state meader. b.a.r.t.'s general manager says the main sticking points are money related. the last offer came around 10:00 saturday night but was rejected. the lead negotiator seemed exhausted as he walked away from failed talks. >> it's a good offer. i wouldn't have a problem making it offer other places and getting it accepted. it's hard to figure out what they expect. they have a lot, as you know now, i'm dumbfounded to a certain extent. >> the transit agency increased the offer to 10% over four years, the union is asking for 15% over three years. there has been little movement on pension contributions and no agreement on healthcare plans. union leaders want the b.a.r.t. members to step in with negotiations. >> to be more everybody voed because they've had a -- more

involved because they've had a handsoff approach. they've hired people from outside of the area not familiar with how things run. >> james fang says he's ready to get involved and thinks that board members could help move the talks along. the two sides, if they don't reach a contract by october 10th, we could be looking at another strike. back to the desk. >> thank you, katie. do you think a deal will be reached during this 60-day cooling off period or will b.a.r.t. workers hold another walkout in october? join the conversation right now on ktvu's paige. asiana's airlines announced a payout plan to offer initial compensation of $10,000 to reach survivor to help pay medical bills and transportation costs. now, passengers can still sue the airline. four bay area families are suing on behalf of 12 of the

passengers. the investigation goes on. the tsunami warning sirens in san mateo county will be replaced because most don't work. [ sirens ] >> there's one that does work. last week, tests revealed five of the eight sirens are broken. the sirens are located along 30 miles of kestline between pacifica and pes da der row. county officials say the problem should be fixed early next month. the county will be using text alerts, e-mails and they will call people if there's an emergency. a teenager from southern california who was the subject of a multistate amber alert has been reunited with her father. 16-year-old hannah anderson was rescued in the identify hee wilderness on saturdayant fbi agent shot and killed james dimaggio suspected of kidnapping anderson and killing her mother and younger brother last week. a couple of out horseback riding spotted them on

wednesday and called police later that night after watching the news. >> the news flashed on. the amber alert was on the television and i told my wife i said, that's the girl we seen on the mountain. >> dimaggio's blue knew sawn part of the amber alert was found in the idaho wilderness. authorities leased the photos -- released photos showing that dimaggio used television and brush and logs to hide the car. another amber alert has been canceled in rhode island after a 2-year-old boy was found safe. the alert for isaiah perez was issued after neighbors reported seeing a strange man leaving the per reds home. when police -- perez home. when police arrived, they found the suspect arrested a few hours later after a rehab facility. a second suspect was also arrested. family members believe one of the people killed to be isaiah's mother. a federal jury has entered

a fifth day of deliberations in the trial of accused crime boss, james whitey bulger. jurors have deliberated 30 hours so for. bulger is accused of 19 killings and 13 counts of extortion and money laundering during a 20-year period. he's pleaded not guilty. the trial of the army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people in a shooting rampage continues today in fort hood, texas. so far 40 witnesses have talked about how major hasan opened fire on unsarmed soldiers in -- unarmed soldiers in 2009. he's facing the death penalty if convicted. he's acting as his own lawyer. he's raised few objections and has only questioned two witnesses. in egypt, authorities have postponed a plan to storm camps

occupied by former president mohamed morsi. thousands have refused to leave two sit-ins until the former president is reinstated. security forces said they would move against the camps this morning and forcibly remove the protesters. a security official said that was abandoned because they want to avoid bloodshed. some businesses are now happy the u.s. postal service warrants to start to deliver alcohol. the postmaster hopes they can deliver beer wind an spirits to customers' door steps. smaller wineries worry they won't have enough money or workers to help with mail order alcohol and congress would have to overturn a 100-year-old law preventing the postal service from delivering alcohol. 8:41. a large sinkhole in florida, right near disney world, swallowed part of a resort. we'll let you hear from a woman in one of the buildings that

suddenly started sinking. >> reporter: we're live in vacaville where six people scramble from their home after a car breaks out in their backyard. we'lltel ulthe extra -- we'll tell you the extra challenge firefighters had to contend with. if you are driving anywhere in the bay area, i think you will like the conditions. there's one spot where it's still slow. we'll tell you where. some breaks in the fog but there's plenty there. temperatures will start to warm up.

markets are trading slightly higher from early trading this morning. right now, the dow is currently up 3. the nasdaq is doing well. it's up 10. the s&p, though, is down half a point. 8:45. faster than a speeding jet. no it's not superman. it's a mysterious new way to travel. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom with what is expected to happen today in regards to this. >> good morning. the mystery comes from a bay area entrepreneur who is very familiar with transportation. elan mosque is the ceo of tesla. but he's also co-founder of paypal and founder of space-x. today, he will unveil his plans

for hyperloop. now, ever since he started to talk about it, there have been a lot of artists and renderings of what it will look like. he's referred to this as a people-moving tube. >> it's like a concord, air gun and an an air hockey table. >> he says with his other ventures, he's too busy to build it. he promises to unveil plans today. we hear that could happen at about noon our time and then he will hold a conference call afterwards at 5:00. we'll have more tonight. reporting live in the newsroom, ktvu, pam cook. back to tori and dave. >> thank you, pam. 8:46. california's high speed rail project is facing another delay. construction was supposed to

begin last year. now it may not begin until next year according to a construction company picked to build the new phase. there are problems with company contracts and federal permits. the state still needs to buy much of the land on which it plans to build. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories -- police are busy investigating an overnight crash involving a party bus. it happened around 11:00 last night on interstate 280 near puerto had law valley. the driver was not there when the police arrived but police now say they've detained a man who may have been the driver. later on today, we may find out if a body that was found last week in vacaville is that of 50-year-old santra coke, a miss -- sandra coke, a missing woman from oakland. she disappeared about a week ago of the police say a convicted sex offender is a pesh of interest -- person of interest in her disappearance. six people were evacuated in vacaville this morning as a

fire burned three buildings, two cars and a boat. tara moriarty is joining us live from the scene. you've been out there for several hours and firefighters have been very busy. >> reporter: arson investigators are now sifting through the rubble trying to determine exactly what sparked this fire and they just finished putting out some hot spots behind me. you can see the damage is pretty extensive. it's very close to a house. this is the house where six people were inside, including two children who had to be evacuated early this morning. we want to show you a picture taken by a neighbor. flames shot 40 feet into the air. neighbors woke up to sirens and the sounds of popping and crackling. our newschopper video shows how flames des mated three -- decimated three buildings. two cars and a boat were burned. nobody was hurt. we're off leisure town road off interstate 80. neighbors say the fire was so

intense it was scary. >> it was fully engulfed, so there was a lot of pete and the flames were -- heat and the flames were super hot. i was just hoping they didn't come across and catch these trees and stuff on fire. >> reporter: neighbors began to take their animals pastures farther out so they wouldn't get spooked by the fire. about 30 firefighters were on scene. had a big challenge in tackles flames. they had to shuttle water from a hydrant not close by. the chief says a propane tank was on the outside of one of the outbuildings. arsefer vanes are try -- arson investigators are trying to determine what sparked the fire. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads as we wind down the monday morning commute. >> it's good it's winding down. we haven't had a lot to talk about. we've had a few things. 880 northbound is slow as you

drive from the coliseum area up to downtown. you may want to think about using 580 which i think is a better bet at this time. also the morning commute is light at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is obviously not moving slowly at all. i do want to mention there's a crash in union city. southbound 880 north of whipple. it's an injury crash. they are sending medics to the scene. let's go to steve. all right, sal. let's go to the foggy forecast for some. not for all. there are some holes in the fog bank. for the coast, starting off cloudy to -- cloudy to mostly cloudy. there's a lot of fog out there. a mix of sun later on. highs in the 60s unless you are towards santa cruz and capitola. warmer there. morning overcast around the bay. mostly sunny, sunny later on. inland, the fog did not reach far from any inland locations.

pretty far north. morning overcast, sunny, mild, warm. a little bit warmer tomorrow. the extended outlook, especially bib the weekend, is showing -- by the weekend is showing in the 70s for six, seven days. we had the low giving us a very cool pattern. the system coming in is ushering in a westerly breeze today. fog, sun, mild for some. if you are over by the coast, kind of a tall order to get very warm over there. 50s, 60s, 80s. most locations still running below average. maybe by wednesday, tuesday will be warmer. could see some above-normal temperatures inland by wednesday. kind of ease up on that and warm again by the weekend. some stunning video of what happened in colorado of a mudslide. incredible pictures. people have been reported missing. we'll have the latest on what happened out there for you.

one person remains missing after this mudslide in colorado. it swept up cars in manitu springs on friday. two people reported missing have been found safe. but a woman last seen clinging to a tree has not been found. one person died. six houses were destroyed. 30 others were damaged in the slide. 8:54. happening now, the florida sinkhole, 15 feet deep.

that's sinking that resort. these are the pictures. this is happening at the summer bay resort. this is about ten minutes from disney world in central florida. the part of one building is already collapsed into the hole. another building is slowly sinking. about 35 of the guests there evacuated. some of them called for help as they heard the crashing noises. >> there were windows breaking everywhere. one of the security guards ran up and was evacuating people, urge baaing into their rooms -- barging into their rooms. >> firefighters say 35% of the one of the villas collapsed midnight our time. the rooms on the third floor, fell into the sinkhole. the resort has accounted for every guest there. no injuries reported. today, the california supreme court is set to rule on an emotional issue that will affect many students and parents, who can give insulin shots to diabetic students.

a nurses' union said no one should be allowed if a school nurse is available. pantsparents say staff and those volunteers trained should be allowed if no one is available. several bay area school districts are phasing out peanuts from school lunches. the fremont unified and foster school districts are eliminating peanuts from all school campuses. they say the number of children from peanut allergies have skyrocketed. others, including mt. diablo, are banning peanuts from elementary schools. our web team has put together a special back-to- school section on ktvu.com. you will find start dates for all bay area school districts,ways to save on school supplies and more. look for the back 2 school link near the top of our home page.

let's go back to sal. 880, how's it doing? >> it's a little slow trying to get to downtown oakland. you will see some slow traffic here. i think 580 is a better bet at this time. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, though, if you are going that way, i think you will like what you see when you get there. it's light and has been for the last 20 minutes or so. no troubles on the bridge getting into san francisco. southbound 880 union city, they are clearing an accident from the area of alvarado niles road. dumbarton and san mateo bridge traffic looks good over to the peninsula. let's go to steve. thank you. low clouds and fog. some areas are very, very foggy. glen said very foggy. a little warmer tuesday wednesday. slight cooldown thursday, friday. >> thank you. >> any time. that's our report for this morning. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to join the noon

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