take a look as flames tear through an abandoned building. a building where homeless people had sought shelter. >> we saw the smoke and everybody just panicked. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. the building a former tv station was abandoned and apparently taken over by transients. the building erupted into flames at around two o -- 2:00 at what used to be the home of kntv. there were some tense moments

for firefighters, debora villalon has the story. >> reporter: two firefighters suffered minor burns and heat exhaustion here. take a look here. it's just a charred ruin now. the two story building being fenced off. this was a difficult and dangerous fire fight with the possibility that people were trapped inside. >> we can't dell you whether or not there were people in there. we had a major collapse. >> reporter: firefighters had to pull out everyone though they knew homeless people may have been inside. >> this is a big fire for us. everything has been big about this fire since we showed up. >> reporter: this woman says about she and 30 other people lived in the building but she doesn't think a cooking fire got out of control. like others who fled she says it was a good place to live. >> i had my own apartment. my little makeshift kitchen and all that. >> as the fire went to five

alarms and sent choking smoke over it, people near by were afraid of danger. >> when they're in the creek, they usually have a fire burning and i tell them please don't burn anything because it can get out of control. >> reporter: world is that someone may have sparked if fire purposely. >> all the witness statements, all the information that we have, currently we're putting a case together. >> reporter: there will be an overnight watch here as the chain link fence goes up to preserve the scene. the fire department definitely wants to hear from anyone who saw the early moments of this

fire. reporting live in san jose, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. now to the investigation into yesterday another massive five alarm fire that has firefighters scrambling. last night crews in berkeley raced to put out this fire near interstate 80. it burned for hours destroying a number of businesses causing millions in damage. we get new details tonight from ktvu's christien kafton, he went inside the building to see the damage there firsthand. >> reporter: firefighters are still on scene. this is the building in question. you can get a pretty good look and see how much damage there's inside there. there's so much ash and debris inside that's impossible to put out any small smoldering fires that are going on. so they're waiting for fires to put themselves out. firefighters say they don't want to go inside that building until it's absolutely necessary because what's left of the roof could collapse at any time. from the rooftop you can see how the fire burned through and

gutted several of the ten in -- tenants of the warehouse. last night the fire raced through the building. >> they shorted a power line to drop across our battalion chief's car and danced in the middle of street. >> reporter: despite losing $1 million in inventory, a 4.6- foot wall helped save their workshop. the owners say they're hoping to reopen by midweek. others weren't so lucky. josie says he leases space for her design company. she arrived today to see

everything gone. >> everything is gone. all the machines of 23 years, all the documents are gone. >> reporter: fire crews cleaned up and monitored the scene. >> we also brought our fire investigation scene to start doing their work. >> reporter: crews began the lengthy job of sifting through what's left. those fire investigators are due back out here tomorrow. berkeley firefighters tell me investigators from the bureau of fire and tobacco will be out here too. >> and go to our website to see more video of that fire yesterday. it's available on our video player. authorities at l.a.x.

says he became belligerent at the security gate when he was randomly selected at the gate. this is video from tmz. the team's general manager released a statement saying we're disappointed on hearing the incident about aldon smith. the linebacker was arrested on a drunk driving charge back in 2012 and illegal weapons possession last year. prosecutors held a status hearing in san jose on friday for both of those cases. smith previously placed a not guilty plea to all the charges. the parents of a man shot by san francisco police say they will place a claim against authorities. nieto was shot and killed. police were responding to a 911 call about a man with a gun inside the park and said when

they asked nieto to show his hand he drew a taser. officers fired when they saw what they called black weapon. the results of an autopsy on the hiker who's body was found yesterday may be available as soon as tomorrow. 23-year-old magdalena gronkowski had been missing. it was found in a ravine after a hiker recalls seeing a woman with her same description. and the ntsb said that there's no evidence that a fed ex truck was on fire before the

crash. >> there's no evidence of preimpact fire located at the accident scene. on the median or on the highway. >> reporter: the ntsb is carefully locating at both tkraoáefrs final hours including cell phone records to find any signs of fatigue or distraction. investigators are also trying to find out if the bus passengers were asked to wear seat belts. we'll have more on the victim's families as they try to make sense of this tragedy. australian authorities announced they plan to deploy an underwater vehicle it's called the blue fin 21 in the southern indian ocean as soon as possible. they say it will begin exploring the sea for where pings were detected last week. however the news came with a caveat. >> i would caution you against raising hopes that the deployment of the atonomous underwater vehicle will result

in the detection of the aircraft wreckage. it may not. however this is the best lead we have and it must be pursued. >> in addition an oil slick was discovered today in the area where the pings are believed to have been initialized. there are reports of more problems on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. including rust. the sacramento bee says rust has been found on steel trans and rods that connect to the lone suspension cable that wraps around the bridge. the paper describes independent engineers as being alarmed at the discovery. the chamber is supposed to keep out water in the salty marine air. officials say there's no concern about corrosion. the designer of the span reportedly warned caltrans that some welds could crack.

sections of the deck made in china did not fit precisely together once they were delivered here. the san francisco chronicle reports caltrans allows crews to meet lower safety standards to weld those sections together. while design engineers were not worried about a catastrophic failure they were concerned about quake damage and frequently of repairs. caltrans told the chronicle that the risk of cracking is remove. loved one waited for the straton. crews disrupted the sales of more than 4,700 pounds of cocaine. an elderly man opens fire at a jewish community center killing three people. what the gunman said right

before he started firing. removed from an airplane, what this man is accused of doing on a flight to make an emergency landing. >> the launch of the website was terribly flawed and terribly difficult. admission from an ongoing oe what administration official, what else kathleen -- from an outgoing obama administration official. what else kathleen sebelius is saying.

as federal investigators try to find out why a fed ex truck slammed into a tour bus outside of chico. the families are coming to grips about their loss. we have the story of two young people still in shock over the death of their cousin. >> reporter: ten lives lost but the heartbreak, devastation, the tears that is immeasurable. >> it's still unreal to me until i see them in that coffin that's when it's going to sink

in. >> reporter: they knew she was on a bus just not the bus that crashed. >> they told me he was on one of the other buses so i was relieved. >> reporter: but in the chaos the story kept changes and no one had heard from ismael. >> i immediately called ismael's phone over and over and it would just go straight to voice. >> we called every hospital and still no name of him. no jimenez. >> we drove all over the place. we went to all the hospitals, we went to the shelter. >> all they're telling us was your cousin is missing and we can't find him. >> reporter: i wanted to find him so bad. he's my family that really -- >> reporter: sadly ismael was on the bus that crashed. one of the 10 who died and along with it ismael's told me

in spanish a part of her died too. 10 lives lost and so many others changed forever. >> a part of me has left with him. i don't know what to do. >> that was gigi graciette reporting for us. the fed ex driver who died in the crash was from the sacramento area. tim evans lived in the bay area, he is survived by his wife and daughter. we put the latest information on that deadly cash crash. that includes today's updates from the ntsb. just look under hot topics. a man tried to open a plane door in mid-flight. a sacramento based television producer was on board today's flight and took video of the man being removed from the plane in omaha nebraska. witnesses say they heard screaming from the back of the plane while it was on its way from chicago to sacramento. producers saw what the man was

trying to do and they reached in to subdue him. >> back to the fight or flight. you're either going to cower, freeze or your adrenaline is going to rush and you're going to go for it. >> reporter: the lady says people were so afraid by the man's actions people were crying and fainting. the plane pleaded to sacramento without incident. a man walked into a retirement and left three people dead. some witnesses heard the man shooting hitler and smiling as he was taken out. while others were rehearsing a production of to kill a mocking bird. >> it was really scary. people were calling their loved ones. i kind of couldn't help but think about sandy hook thinking

about this. these really young children, i was really scared. >> reporter: two of the victims were a 14-year-old boy and his grandfather. third person killed was a female. a rabbi said if shooter asked people if they were jewish but they opened fire. the shooting comes a day before the jewish celebration of pass over begins. the jewish center in the bay area says they have taken precautions after the incident. -- she is charged with six murders because one of the babies was stillborn. her husband used to live in the home with her now estranged husband but he apparently lived some time away from the home while he was in prison.

a family member found the first baby while cleaning out the garage. she says she birthed the children within 10 years. open enrollment through the state's insurance exchange ends tuesday. that deadline was extended to march 31st. the next open enrollment period begins this fall. meantime outgoing health and human services kathleen sebelius admitted that the federal website performed badly at first. >> the launch of the website was terribly flawed and terribly difficult. the good news was that we said it would be fixed in eight week. it was fixed in eight weeks. >> sebelius resigned friday. she says the obama administration reached its target of 7.5 billion sign ups and that americans are better off with a more competitive insurance market. president obama has nominated

matthews burwell as the next secretary. this coming tuesday is tax day. the looming deadline is forcing pro procrastinators to scramble but many won't be going to the postoffice. cristina rendon explains why more and more people are choosing to file electronically. >> reporter: it's getting close, there are officially two days left until april 15th. better known as the deadline to file your taxes. >> i did it early. at least about a week after i received them and that was back in march. >> inside this jackson hewitt. tax preparers are keeping busy. >> probably in the last two weeks, we've been seeing more and more people come in. we e-mail it to you. you get all the forms. you can search it any time you want instead of thumbing around at the year end. it's all there for you. >> these days i figure i'm going to try the electronic. never done it before. it worked out great.

>> reporter: even the irs commissioner is going digital. choosing to file online. it's still important to make sure all information like social security numbers are correct. the government doesn't reject your return. >> i have to say 70% of time when they kick something back it's because of social security errors. >> reporter: you can always file a free extension but he doesn't recommend it. >> what would you tell people who have not filed. >> file, now. electronically. >> reporter: of course postoffices will be open tuesday. some of them will have extended for those last minute filer. putting some rumors to left. what the dutchess of cambridge that quieted royal watchers. plus a fire continues to

rage in chile threatening hundreds of homes. what prompted a judge to order a 65-year-old man to stand on the corner with a sign that says he is a bully. >> coming up, the fall will start tomorrow morning. and the forecast for the lunar eclipse coming up.

a massive fire in chile forces thousands from their homes. 16 people were killed in the fire but now say one family was mistakingly counted twice. the fire started yesterday in the hills above the town and the wind driven flames quickly spread. about 100 homes have been destroyed and the chilean government has sent people out of area to prevent looting. one man said the fire felt as if hell encircled his family.

there's new fear in ukraine. the president's remarks come after gunmen took over a building. >> we will not allow russia to repeat the crimea scenario in the eastern portions of the ukraine. >> reporter: the president spoke hours after ukrainian special forces and prorussian militia. russian reported a prorussian

sepratist was killed. aviv spent this afternoon with that sign there. it says i'm a bully i pick on children that i'm disabled. his next door neighbor says that aviv has been harassing his family for 15 years. >> we wonder every time you walk outside and turn to the left if your neighbor is there sitting, yelling, screaming at you. you don't know why. >> the judge also sentenced aviv to 15 days in jail. his neighbor has three children. one with c erebral palsy, one is disabled and his wife has epilepsy. the rumors began yesterday during a trip to new zealand.

when prince william and kate told a woman who made a shawl for baby george that she may need another one. she also participated in an adventurous rafting trip. pope francis posed for some selfies after his palm service. people you see here were clambering all around. the pope will be holding up cell phones to take photos so he hopped out and obliged the young crowd. there are some reports that he spent more time doing the selfie than he did for his -- >> he's a rock star. and now at the center of a criminal investigation. plus running for boston. the symbolic race today by thousands for the bay area runners. >> and special delivery. the surprise first responders received when that woman at a bus stop went into labor.

as boston prepares for its first marathon since last year's devastating bombings, a first time runner is getting ready with more than the usual determination. sammy duvall's husband was near the the finish line, she made it home safely but she had lost her brother a year before to terrorists. she says you can't let terrorists keep you away. >> we need to rise above them. >> reporter: the bombing killed three and injured more than 260 people. many of them seriously. suspected bomber dzhokhar

tsarnaev is awaiting trial on federal charges that could bring the death penalty. his brother was killed as the two tried to escape police. bay area athletes are also among those preparing for the marathon. ktvu's noelle walker spoke to a group of runners about its determination to return to boston. >> reporter: running a marathon takes physical -- >> she's quick, she's quick. >> reporter: and mental endurance. several who hit the trails this morning for a symbolic 2.62 miles this morning had their feet planted in california but their minds in boston. >> i was about two blocks from the bombings. >> reporter: kathie johnson is going back along with dei carnasas to finish what she started last year. >> i can still exactly see where i was before i was going

to turn the corner at boylston. i know when i get to that point it's going to be joyous and emotional. >> reporter: after that police, she says police interviewed everyone and ended the conversation with we hope you will come back. runners at home today doe noted shoes and foods. later this week they'll be packing good will on the trip to boston. >> to help all those good vibes across the country and that it's a wonderful day in boston. >> i have hundreds of medals. i've run over 300 marathons and i think this one will probably be my most prized. >> hopefully i won't cry too much when i cross the finish line. >> reporter: it's the human race coming together. hundreds of people from the bay

area have qualified to run this year's boston marathon. >> reporter: noelle walker, ktvu news. pleasanton police have reported an arrest in the stabbing of a fast food worker this morning. they say they received a panic alarm from the jack-in-the-box. they found male employees stabbed several times in the back of the neck. witnessed identified the suspect as jasmine vasquez. they arrested vasquez around five clock -- five -- 5:00 this evening at a relative's home. the los angeles times confirm that is the fbi and department of justice are investigating the company herbal life. the investigation has not resulted in arrests at this point. herbal life says it does not know of a criminal probe. but the l.a. company has admitted that the securities and exchange commission is looking at its

business. shares of herbal life fell friday by 14%. google is gearing up to get its glass out to users. anyone who wants to buy one will be able to buy a pair for $1,600. supply is limited and it's not clear how many are available. so far more than 10,000 people have them but they've only been sold to developers, contest winners and other invitees. twitter appears to have a huge number of users who have done rig more than just sign on. according to top charts, 45% of twitter users have never even tweeted. another 30% have sent between one and 10 tweets while 13% have tweeted more than 100 times. twitter says it has about 214 million active users which are those who log in at least once a month. it wasn't just a bus that

showed up at a bus stop but a pair of baby boys who made their grand debut a few days before scheduled. emts went out to help but they found a baby. but they got a surprise, a second baby. >> she said no there's another one coming. >> the babies were not due until june. >> where were you born? on the m line. battling against the beatles. why sir paul is considering ditching candle stick for a concert at the new levi stadium. and the bay area warmed up a little bit today. mark tamayo joins us with what areas we will see temperatures

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tomorrow evening may be the time to turn your eyes to the sky. that's when nasa says we'll be treated to a full lunar eclipse. it's also known as a blood moon. you could start seeing the partial eclipse by 11:00, but the eclipse should be over by 12 noon the next evening. the eclipse may be visible if we don't have cloud in the area. >> let's turn to mark tamayo i think he has the answer for us. >> and i think we will have patchy clouds.

probably just a few clouds. always an exciting event before an eclipse. the earth shadow casted on the moon that's our eclipse. that's monday night into tuesday evening. here is our time line as you can see the eclipse starts at 11:00. 10:58, totality just after midnight. that will be lasting 78 minutes with the totality of that. as far as the forecast, here's the forecast for tomorrow night. we are not completely clear. some of the fog hugging at least parts of the forecast. we're watching out for that. hopefully the clouds move in after the eclipse because that always is a beautiful sight. tomorrow we'll be watching out for that. as far as the fog, here's the latest. fog just offshore. a few patches already sneaking into the bay. also fog out toward monterey bay as well. a closer look at the overcast closer to half-moon bay. this will increase in coverage

over the next four to eight hours out there. as far as temperatures from the afternoon. they range from the lower 60s in pacifica. lots of 70s around the bay for santa rosa, oakland, san jose 75. a few 80s to report out toward livermore and antioch. a good five to 10 degrees over yesterday's highs. today we do have this partly cloudy skies. some coastal fog. here is a live camera looking out toward the bridge. a moon out there and mars showing up nicely near the bridge. if you look up you see it's out there with mars. mostly sunny skies and the extended forecast, a sun cloud mix and it will be dry. no real storms to talk about in the long range. overnight lows to start out your sunday morning. lots of 40s out there with santa rosa, napa, san francisco 51 and san jose 50 degrees. high pressure returned today. a little bit more of a northernly wind. that was responsible for the warm up. not a big change for tomorrow. temperatures inland tomorrow near 80 degrees. around the bay the 70s and the

beaches in the mid-60s. fog in the morning. breaking up into the afternoon hours. by tuesday. there's a weather system moving in from the north. it's going to shave off a few degrees on tuesday and wednesday as we increase the low clouds out there. the fog is regrouping overnight. here we are at 7:00. pushing back into the bay. then we could have a few left over patches. the yellows 70s. warmest locations inland. right around 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon. oakland 72. a string of lower 80s out toward livermore. brentwood and antioch. san jose in the upper 70s. lower 60s toward pacifica and daly city. here's your look ahead. a little bit cooler for tuesday. no major changes for wednesday, thursday or friday. a little bit cooler, a little bit warmer. and the weekends we're still tracking 60s and 70s. it would be nice to add some rain clouds to this friday

forecast. at least one more, nothing showing up just yet but of course things could change. >> thank you mark. >> thanks mark. san francisco is reportedly facing a major rival and trying to have paul mccartney perform here. reports that mccartney is considering an appearance at levi stadium. levi stadium is due to open in august for the 49ers first season there. >> i like your idea of having him play both stadiums. >> play both. if you haven't seen it it was a wild and wet finish for the warriors. >> it just wasn't meant to be

for the warriors. sports wrap is next with joe fonzi.

good evening everyone. welcome to this late sunday sports wrap. the blazers were in a battle between the warriors. in the second quarter they take it away from lopez. it gets them back to three three. golden state by eight at halftime. it's curry with another three and the warriors within four.

curry hit seven three pointers on the night in total 27 points. the warriors down by one. 42 second left. blazers went up by three with free throws and now the warriors need a three to keep it going. mongrese stands back and nails the shot. they were tied. more back and forth in ot. now it's the warriors by one but wesley matthews is fouled while making a shoot on the way to the floor. his free throw puts the blazers by two. the warriors up one but would miss him when he later fouled out. back comes portland. marcus aldridge buries the shot and the warriors have a one point lead with 31 seconds left. the blazers add free throws to make it two. the warriors tie and possess. to andre iguodala, hits