. a possible chemical explosion, we will tell you how neighbors used a garden hose to help the victims here. a strange twist to a child molestation case, we will tell you why they wanted his alleged victims killed. and he will be even warmer today. possible record highs, i will

show you what set records today. >> game five, between the warriors and clippers takes on a new tone, how they joined together following this historic move, ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. he >> he is going to tell us how the neighbors responded to some very serious burns. it is wednesday april 30th, i am pam cook. >> and good morning, i am dave clark, i don't think you will need a sweat error jacket today. >> i do not either, dave, although it is a little bit

cool, napa airport 46 and other locations 40s and 60s, these are the best opportunities, oakland san rafael, napa for setting record highs and most are about 93 to 95 but not that high. oakland looks like no doubt about it and the record is 80. san rafael will be close, if they had 87, napa 92, almost all the records are 92 to 86 and we are going 86 which is really warm but the record is 9395 is 0 napa, -- 50 napa san jose and even hayward in the lower 80s and a little breeze kicked up and it will be sunny warm to hot and this will be the sunniest warmest to hot, it's good to go and we will head over to the beach today. lots of 80s and lower 90s, here

is sal. all right, steve we are looking at a come a mouth that -- a commute that is still looking good in the calmed could the tunnel -- caldecott up until and as you drive through, there are no meaning problems. 101 incase you are trying to catch a flight, traffic is moving well along the san francisco airport exit with no major problems and the drive time keeps getting better, grand line westbound still looks the same from high street to 24, let's go back to the desk. >> we have new information about a possible explosion along the railroad tracks,

witnesses describe a chaotic kay at strike. neighbors say their skin was badly burned and there was also a chemical odor they could smell in the air. firefighters are trying to figure out what happened and the potential explosion ran along san leandro and it happened down near a homeless encampment which is just down along these tracks and that's where these calls came in last night to 911 one. it was about 9:30 or so. this is near the intersection of spare boulevard and spring lake drive. they found two victims with critical injuries and firefighters say it was a man and a woman and they both had

third-degree burns over 80% of their bodies. after being burned those two people ran from the area of that homeless camp down to nearby apartments next to the tracks and they were asking for help and begging for water. one turned on the a house to rinse off. they were taking all sorts of precautions, not knowing what chemicals may have been involved. >> we just don't know what is happening down there, so they have respiratory protection and it looks like a chemical incident. >> reporter: now along with those chemical burns, there was a third person sent to the hospital last night. we are told the woman was staying at the apartment unit and she suffered burns to her foot because she was trying to

clean up whatever substance it was that was dripping from the victim who came inside looking for help. investigators are trying to figure out what chemicals are triggering this blast. i reached out on the condition as soon as i learn more about how they are doing, we will pass that along to you. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. okay, alex, thank you. a well-known golf instructor is now facing serious new charges for plotting to murder the boys who accused him of molestation. now where the golf instructor is being held, how did we find out about these allegations? >> well, it was through an informant but it sounds so

farfetched but it did happen here at the jail. >> reporter: nesbitt wanted to have two of his victims killed and he hired a hit man to do it and this plan unraveled when somebody here told the sheriff's deputy about it. he 32-year-old was accused of sexually abusing him. they added three new counts on top of that seen online and in videos. the this charges include and he said he wanted two the children to be quote taken care of according to an affidavit. an informant showed the letters

to a deputy and days later an undercover inspector visited nesbitt said he was a mechanic and can fix a car for him and made a pistol motion, there were two cars, one in pleasanton and one in santa barbara where one student attend college. he wanted him to also take their cell phones so it would look like robberies. >> reporter: nesbitt is due back in court june 10th. now to the continuing coverage am with an historic ruling by the nba. they came to life on the same day their owner was ban for life. just hours earlier, nba commissioner handed down the

half shift penalty for comments during a phone conversation. he gave him a lifetime ban and fined him for comments made. he will oust sterling as the poured of clippers. >> i will urge them to force this and i will do everything in my power to ensure that, that happens. >> an attorney tells the los angeles times that sterling could file an antitrust lawsuit, if he was forced to sell the team for what he thought was less than market value. the team is now valued at $575 million. potential bid remembers already lining up and a spokesperson said the music and phonep mogul is on the list.

many are interested and would like that and they are reportedly the same and they are trying battle the drought startling today. they will buy more than 5 billion gallons of water bringing it in from the sacramento river between now and the end of june and it will be stored in the san pablo reservoir. they serve more than 1.3 in alameda and contra costa valleys. and they are on a lingering bay bridge problem. according to the tribune, they sell steel caps over nuts and bolts and they are filled with a special grease and resemble

paint kansas. 32 were spending $10 million to analyze whether, the nuts and bolts roll faulty. they investigate part of the toll hikes being placed on high priced workers. >> you guys -- are you guys working as efficiently as you should be and are you clocking an eight-hour day? >> every day throughout every day. >> reporter: we do know after 2 investigates they watched their typical workday. see how they are spending their time on the day and they admit there is an ongoing problem, 2 vex, tonight on the news. an early morning fire, why

they at mid--- >> good morning, we are still looking at a commute which is getting busier and traffic is getting slower especially here in berkeley and we will tell you more about the drive team between the carquinez and the mcarthur maze. >> clear skies, 40s, 50s and 60s on some of the lows and some 80s and 90s and oakland downtown looks to be the most likely candidate. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic.

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. welcome back, we now know the name of the teen accused of shooting several people. he was 19-year-old cramer who then took his own life. he was a package handler in kennesaw georgia in atlanta. one is still in critical condition and three are in stable condition and two more were treated and released. investigaters are now trying to determine why he went on that shooting rampage. animal control officers say they need better training on how to deal with certain breeds of dogs. this comes after three were shot by police office -- three were shot by police officers. one named duke having one of

his behind likes removed. he was displaying aggressive behavior but there is agreeing shoot first ask questions later when it comes to pit bulls. >> lately it does seem that way. pit pull is a -- pit bull is a big dog. it is one thing to have a small dog come at you but a pit bull can do a lot more damage. >> reporter: they had the vicious and dangerous dog but it comes down to a gut check but he says officers are not encouraged to shoot animals but he also does not want to risk being bitten. the oakland police department is at the highest to meet court ordered reform and they say the department still has work to do but that overall, he is seeing some

improvement. robert said the department is doing a better job of reporting officer misconduct and investigating claims but they are still claiming he can section sufficient force. he is talking about a unique success with pot smokers. >> the symphony with pot smokers are collaborating for a series of concerts called classically can bus. it is legal even for recreational use. >> it was an interesting way of connecting ourselves to new audience and new potential financial support. now organizers say they hope to redefine what they look

like and what their interests, are, they go on today and will be held at is the legendary am pew theater, and and it is due for 7:00 and whoever wins this game will face the anaheim ducks in the stanley cup playoffs. >> they know how to make it interesting. i told you today is national honesty day, so sal, you are the best in the business, buddy. >> laying it to you on the line here. it is not all that bad here. >> okay, good. i am being honest with you as you head out to the carquinez bridge and if you are driving, it is taking about 20 minutes just a little shady here and it

is getting more crowded and still not all that bad if you are getting on relatively early to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic here is going to be a little bit slow and it is an 8 to 10 minute drive time which include the time waiting at the toll plaza. that looks good, it is 280 and 17, we already and what -- what happened looks to be a beautiful sunrise. it is cool, mild or warm and temperatures will start to warm up. our director said we have a pretty sunrise picture and

sometimes they say that and it's hoe hum but this is a nice job fellows. well, this is the best opportunity and the most likely candidates to set record highs. the record is 80 and even by noon, and the records and yes that is very warm for the city and the record is 93 for the city and that's hot and 95 and a coup. others fso going 87 and it's not a record, the record is 90 and they are 3 off the record at 1981. you'll just have to belief me.

low 60s all the way to san jose, some areas are mild to warm and across the country, that system is turning into a colder rain and we have some pockets of heavy rain on the pack and we are going through talking about it, i think a foot of rain f-didn't i hear that in pensicola and that's a slow moving system and sack act 52 and 61 in monera and that's mild for this time of the morning. >> and near record heat at as you saw, and we'll see a dip in

those temperatures and warm fest tie by up up a amp a am and they are all in there as well and redwood city palo alto, it is still good on thursday and they are good if you like warm weather and 60s and 70s. we are here at the federal reserve staying the course in policies. janet will wrap up the two day policy meeting and right now they believe they will wrap up the stimulus program again and they are also concerned it grew less than 1%. they have alreadyp tried to

team it. weren't is get ago reception -- getting a reception in san jose. and also red colors could raise red flags for customers.

. bob is dead at the age of 78. he was known as the detective in who framed roger rabbit. hehe retired from acting in 2012 after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. is he survived by his wife and four children. here is some new sweeping rules in santa clara county designed to help you determine if the resident ran is a safe place to eat. soon they will have to put color coated cards in their restaurant. a yellow would mean two who are more violationels and a red card would mean it was shut

down by the health department.. >> i have seen very messy counters and debris on the floor bathrooms are atrocious. i have even seen bugs in some places. >> restaurants will also have it posted online and next year they could impose fines on business owners who don't comply. this morning they will secretary a world war ii person. today he will be a warded and he suffered the a back injury when the ship was attacked by japanese pilots. she fought for her father to receive this prestigious honor.

a show of support amidst an over shadowing controversy. >> why last night's playoffs between the clippers almost didn't happen. a livermore golf instructser who faces -- instructor for facing serious charges, we will tell you how authorities found out about at lented murder plot. -- murder plot. >> we are looking at a commute, we will tell you which ones are fitting filled in. if you don't wait until the weekend i will have our rollercoaster details coming up. so you can score more cash.

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. well, good morning to you welcome back to san leandro. we are looking at the sight of a homeless encampment and two people were critically burned last night coming up in two minutes we will tell you how neighbors helped those burn victims. good morning. i am pam cook. >> half-moon bay airports, there is a lot of low 60s including 61 an speaking much downtown oakland, it sure looks like they they will be shattering forecast high for me, richmond 87, forecast 86 is

the record and 92 and 93, almost all of the records are 1990 and 1996, cool for a couple, not very many. this is by far, the warmest or hottest, half-moon bay, oakland air port, that is early for this morning. a slight cool down for the coast, if you want to head to the beaches today it the day go west. by far it is the warmest day and we have low 90s and 80s up along the coast, here is sal. we are getting more and more traffic on almost all of the bay area freeways and the stretch between loan tree and lovage is not taking all that long but it is still a little bit slow as you can see driving up here and it is also slow in

antioch as you know. let's look at the toll plaza about a 15 men drive time and once again we have slow traffic at the tracy truck damage and as you head to the area. at 6:33 let's go back to the desk. we have information about a possible explosion in san leandro. three people were burned and two of them critically. sal level savage has -- alex savage has more as the hazmat team rushed in to handle the danger. >> reporter: they are still trying to figure out what happened and some. victims said they could smell a

distinct chemical odor in the air. they could run through san leandro right through the overpass behind those trees and and the man and woman both had third-degree burns over about 80 percent of they are bodies. after being burned those two people ran to a nearby apartment, they were asking for help and begging for water and one victim ran into the tenant's home and jumped into the bathroom to clean up whatever was on her.

>> they said call 911, we need an ambulance. i ran out to see why we needed an ambulance and the lady was burned, something exploded, something exploded. >> there was also a third person and that was an 18-year- old who a apparently tried to clean up and investigators are trying to figure out what chemicals may have been involved here and again it sent three people to the hospital. i have reached out to authorities this morning trying to get an update on all three of these victims. and as we learn more we will certainly pass it on to you. coming up, we will tell you how neighbors used a guarden hose

to provide some relief to those victims. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. also this morning, a man is without a home after an early morning fire that began in his basement. they noticed they said they were able to get to it quickly and get it under control. >> we are seeing it could be electrical or maybe a disguarded match, it is all under investigation. >> the homeowner was not there at the time of the fire but he had done there because he felt second and the red cross is help him find somebody to stay. he is also now facing serious new charges that he plotted to kill the boys who

accused him of molestation. tara moriarty is joining us now where that golf instructinger is held, how did this alleged -- golf instructor held how did this alleged plot transpire? >> reporter: it is really quite shocking if it all is proofen to be true but they have the evidence according to the d.a. he wanted to kill his victims and hired a hit man to do it. his plan unraveled when be inside the jail told the sheriff's deputy about it. yesterday they added three new counts. the charges include molestation

and lewd and lascivious conduct and battery on a child of 12 to 17 years old. he said he wanted two children to be quote taken care of even agreeing on a price according to a court affidavit. the report said an informant showed the letters to a deputy and they sent an undercover inspector to secretly record him. he said he was a mechanic and made a pistol shooting motion with his hand. he said he wanted two cars taken care of and he suggested that they take the victim's cell phones so it looked like murders and any necessary is

due back in court ktvu channel 2 morning news. she said she got a cool reception to the annual city council. she presented a report highly critical of the police department's handling of misconduct but she said she sensed resistance from both police officers and counsel members and they feel she is dealing with personnel matters which should only be handled by the police chief. continuing coverage between the warriors and clippers coverage and that historic ruling by the nba. they said their team open another is banned for life. the cleansers, mut and the

sterling controversy was a lot more than just a distraction. he said he presented a boycott of last night's game. >> he definitely did a great job putting the hammer down concisely and strongly for his first kind of ruling as commissioner and it took all decisions to avoid the boycott and doing anything drastic because of how he handleed the situation and it is a must win in oakland. last night's game came after that historic ruling, commissioner adam silva handled down the toughest penalty possible for his racist remarks recorded in a phone

conversation. silva gave sterling a lifetime ban which means he can't even go to any nba games or practices for the rest of his life. the commissioner fined him 2. $5 million and called on nba owners to force him to sell the clippers. now it's not known when they will meet and vote, so far not one is telling him, between 100 million and 700 million, perhaps even more. it is going to be a record- breaking day in terms of hot temperatures around the bay area. we have an all time record which is set to be smashed. you are telling us hot temperatures come with the morning as well? >> reporter: yes, we are here

in rockage and we could see some record-breaking temperatures and to put this in perspective, -- perspective, it was cloudy and rainy and today we have clear skies and warm to hot temperatures. we want to go to a traffic -- graphic, as steve alluded to, we are showing you how close we are to breaking that and the record was 80 degrees and the record is 92, rich mop's high is 6 and many of those record temperatures were recorded around the early 90s and of course hot temperatures as we like to say, here is what one person talked about, about being prepared today. >> in fact i am prepared by losing my jacket and all of the

things i normally have to bring so it's nice to have a few days although i love the fog and i welcome the break and i enjoy the couple of days we will get now. >> it has been a while since we last saw these high temperatures and so some friendly advice before you head out the door. try to avoid being out there. residents should mean testimony a hot fire and we are telling you what they are saying about that. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. the report that caltrans found a simple solution to the

broken bombs on the about a -- broken bolts on the bay bridge. a woman stabbed to death is being remembered and police are investigating and what neighbors are saying. . silence may not be golden but it is going to be a warm to hot day, any records in there? yes, we will show you coming up. ♪

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. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 news, police are investigating a deadly stabbing of a mother of 3. it was right in front of the complex where the boy did i was found and -- body was found and a memorial is now in place. >> reporter: as far as we know there have not been any arrests made and somebody has left candles and they have been burn being outside of the woman's apartment to honor her memory. the woman who lived here is down the street from the regional medical center was found stabbed to death yesterday afternoon. they have been ordered not to release her identity and she had two twin girls and an infant. she had only been living there for a month or so and stayed

there with a man. he was one of the people detectives interviewed. >> i am hoping they catch this person who did it, whether it was one or two, three or four, getaway car, somebody seen something, and they will be caught. >> reporter: police are trying to determine the circumstances surrounding her killing and determining whether or not this was an isolated incident. they are going over evidence to piece this all together and at this point they have not released a motive but they want to find out the status of the children she left behind and so far nobody has gotten back to us. ktvu channel 2 morning news. time is 648, let's check in with torii on mornings on 2. coming up on mornings on 2,

stores need customers and oakland creates a bold plan to bring them in pie a busy busload and they strongly oppose it. find out how this could lead to a future where minor infections could be deadly and what every patient needs to know to keep the problem from getting worse. now back to you on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> let's check in with sal for traffic. >> all right, we are looking at a commute which is going to be a lot busier than it was 15 minutes ago and as we take a look at the east shore freeway from the carquinez from the mcarthur maze, now taking 24 minutes and the speeds are down, as you drive that stretch, if you are timeingit, it should only get worse as we reach the peak of the commute,

this backup is he can tends and, this is not ought of the ordinary and traffic is moving along well for this time of day. 85 is just a little better than normal and we have not seen the big backups. but it doesn't mean they will not come but you might want to jump ahead of the crowd if you can. >> thank you very much, for those of you in san francisco, diamond heights, 67 degrees and 65 in the financial district and it is a very warm 64 and that's a warm start. i did see a couple of 60s but half-moon bay is 56. it looks like these are the best opportunities for record

highs, oakland if it doesn't, i will bike it and they said they will shatter today. i am going 87 and the record is 08 and -- 08 and most of the records are pretty hot this time of year and we are going 86 for this time of year. the record high is 83 and the record is 95 back in 1996. it will still be hot but not record-setting hot except for a few. 70s and 80s and 90s, this is the day you want to sneak over the coast. antioch says 62 and i have not heard anybody, usually they say get me out of here an "f" s o is 61 degrees -- fso is 61 degrees and it is not as bad as it was for some and we have embedded showers and the real mess is down in the florida

panhandle. they have a foot of rain and this is absolutely a disaster because -- we have one county which has 64 roads under water and this is really bad and it is a slow mover and they are not done hereby a far cry and it's going to be a tough, tough day. so you may want to give them a little shout. we have clear skies and temperatures will be warming up, even monterey, dave? >> 61 degrees, it will be warm on the coast so take your pick, if you don't like the warmer temperatures will be nice and temperatures will be plunging maybe two 1 degrees and we have record high degrees and we start to trend am downward 90

in sonoma, hayward 86 san jose and the record in gilroy is 100 so they will not set a record, 88 san mateo, warm to hot conditions as well tomorrow and we cool down big by sunday. thank you, steve, we are looking at ebay and they are down 5% and ebay reported a first quarter loss after the closing bell and the san jose based company said sales are up and a $3 billion tax charge hurt its bottom line. wal-mart is expanding and is now offering the auto insurance business and they are shopping with the price line, they are not in yet. what safety measures what sea world is now unveiling and they will make swimming with

the whales safer. >> it is unhumane. >> an oakland man killed in across walk, this prompted them to call us for help.

. the botched execution of an

inmate is raising questions about the lethal injection. he started straining to lift his head-off the pillow. a short time later he died and they issued a 14-day stay of execution for another inmate who was also scheduled to die last night. the governor ordered a full review of the execution procedures to determine what happened. after three days of deadly tornadoes they are now dealing with the threat of flooding. the national weather service said 36 tornadoes have touched down and at least 35 people have been killed an entire neighborhoods have been destroyed. they are now getting weaker and president barack obama is

promising aid. and from the neighborhood, they are demanding justice after the hit-and-run death of a 68-year-old man. they are hoping to generate some new leads and the man known as bill was crossing 51st street and telegraph avenue when he was hit. he was probably taking his daily stroll to pete's coffee and after that crash, the driver got out of his car, looked at bill and then left. >> why he didn't stop, instead run out. it's really sad. it is inhumane. neighbors describe it is a white audi suv and they are confirming details and they are still investigating all of the leads. coming up next, here on mornings on 2, new on the information on the east bay train tracks, what we have learned about a possible

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